Wealth disparity is a topic that really hits home.

I come from a rural background, with no resources at home, and no well-paved road waiting for me. When I was young, I switched between several jobs—working in sales, enduring the assembly line, earning four or five thousand yuan, doing dirty and exhausting work, often working overtime until late. During the hardest times, I didn’t save a single penny; instead, I accumulated debt.

That oppressive feeling was truly heavy. Every day I asked myself: Is this how I’ll spend my whole life?

It wasn’t until I got involved in the crypto world that things started to turn around.

Honestly, when I first entered the scene, I knew nothing. I didn’t have much money either, and I saved up several months’ worth of salary before daring to quit and jump in. In the beginning, it was typical "rookie operations"—thinking everyone was a master, chasing gains with full positions, getting liquidated quickly, leaving almost nothing behind. I’ve fallen into traps with coins like $DOT and $ENS, getting caught repeatedly within just a few days.

At that time, I really wanted to give up. But then I realized one thing: no matter how many failures I had, it was better than continuing to work a regular job.

So I stopped. I calmed down. I started studying systematically—analyzing K-line trends, understanding market sentiment, reviewing every trade. Gradually, I climbed out of that deep pit.

What is my current situation? I’ve bought a house and a car in the city, and my account balance is steadily growing. My trading rhythm has also changed—I don’t gamble, don’t blow up, don’t rush; I focus on steady, disciplined trading, with stable monthly income.

Many people ask me: Are you especially lucky?

I have to be honest—it's not luck. It’s a change in mindset. From passive following to active analysis, from emotion-driven trading to strategic execution, from a gambler’s mentality to a disciplined trading mindset. What truly changed me wasn’t a big market rally, but learning to stay calm in failure and evolve through calmness.

From that moment on, I was no longer a gambler but a trader with a method.

It may seem easy now, but every step on this path was paved with pitfalls. I’ve digested all those failed trades and detours into my own methodology. And it’s these lessons that allow me to operate my account steadily.

Someone asked me: Can you still turn your life around through investing in this era?

My view is this: It’s indeed very difficult to turn things around through traditional societal paths. With a monthly salary of just a few thousand yuan, mortgage, kids, living expenses—there’s hardly any savings. In the 90s, there might have been some "wild growth" opportunities, but now it’s different. If you really want to find an entry point to change your fate, the crypto market is a real possibility—provided you have the patience to learn, the courage to change, and the discipline to follow through.