#密码资产动态追踪 Looking back at last year's conversation that day, Taozi sent a photo of the delivery box, saying: "Almost had an incident again, really can't take it anymore." At that time, he owed 200,000 yuan, and his account only had 3,000 USDT. $RIVER

Yesterday, he sent over a screenshot—1,000,000 USDT. Just three simple words: "Got out."

In three months of market fluctuations, we’ve been groping in the rain at night.

When the market was in a panic, I repeatedly shouted at the 2740 level, "This is a good time to buy in," but many thought I was talking nonsense. But the weekly trend didn’t lie—when the resistance at 3450 was broken that night, Taozi closed his position and sent a screenshot of 360,000 USDT. $UNI

A 660-point increase, a reward for the persistent.

But that’s not enough to turn things around. True counterattack requires the courage to go all-in.

Do you remember Ethereum at 1400?

The entire crypto circle was betting it would fall below 1000. I advised him to sell his electric scooter and keep adding to his position. $ZEN

During that mythic wave of small altcoins in April, with a fiftyfold surge in seven days, we caught it just in time. When the single-letter series took off, he cried for the first time in voice chat: "It turns out you can really crawl out of the mud."

The most dramatic moment was CFX—on the day of the positive news, it doubled immediately. He messaged me in the middle of the night asking if he should cash out. I said: "Think about the rain you got soaked in on your electric scooter; it’s time for us to harvest."

The essence of trading isn’t gambling, but understanding what the market is worth.

Those afternoons when you watch K-line charts during cycling breaks, those mental calculations of unit prices and points—these hardships don’t equal wealth by themselves, but those who cross this hurdle deserve the response of wealth.

Now he’s doing trading full-time, but every day we still review together.

1,000,000 is not the end; in the wave of crypto, some capsize, some ride the wind.

The next opportunity is brewing.

If you’re tired of picking shells on the shore, maybe it’s time to look at the direction of the tide.