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Staring at the bright red words “Mandatory Liquidation” on the screen, I had a sleepless night, with cold limbs. It was not just the feeling of losing money, but a wake-up slap paid with real money. And it was from that moment that I realized a harsh truth: contracts are not a place to gamble.

I have been in the crypto market for 8 years. In the first three years, my account nearly disappeared by 70%. There were times when I watched my balance decrease daily, I couldn't sleep, lost my appetite, and constantly wondered: “I'm so smart, why do I still lose?”
Only after living long enough in the market did I realize a certain truth.

Rules for Survival Decisions, Discipline for Profit and Loss Decisions
I still vividly remember the feeling on my first day entering the crypto market, with only a few thousand dollars in hand, feeling both excited and anxious. Everywhere I looked, there were opportunities, but the more I looked, the more confused I became, unsure of when to enter and which direction to take.
After many years of experience, I

Last month, a friend came to me with 6,000 USDT, looking exhausted and speaking with a voice full of despair: "This is the third time my account has been wiped out, almost down to zero. Is there a quick way to recover?"
I told him directly: "If you're still thinking about getting rich overnight, it's best to stop right now."
I don't teach.

Financial markets, especially the cryptocurrency market, always operate in very familiar psychological cycles: despair → doubt → euphoria → collapse. Interestingly, the biggest profits are often not reserved for the bravest, but for the most patient and disciplined.
And if you look at t

Starting a new day in the crypto market, I felt like a child lost in a candy store: everything was sparkling, and every coin was "said to be about to x10." Eight years ago, everywhere was a story of rapid wealth, and every chat group had someone bragging about huge profits. I believed it, I jumped in, and then the market slapped me with a big M.

There is a moment I believe many people in the crypto market have experienced: the screen displays a cold message "forced liquidation," hearts drop to the bottom, and the mind goes blank. It's not just the numbers in the account disappearing, but also the complete collapse of the dream of getting rich quickly.
I do not

A few days ago, I was sitting drinking beer with an "old timer" in the crypto market. He said something very lightly but it hit me hard:
"The market now is no longer about being bullish or bearish. Winning or losing depends on whether you catch the right rhythm."
That statement is like a direct hit to

Many people see the crypto market as a casino, where those who take more risks win, and those who are lucky become wealthy. I used to think that way. But after ten years of surviving and experiencing enough bull and bear markets, what has helped me go far is not luck or courage, but discipline that goes against human instincts.
Today I will not talk.

Hello everyone. I am someone who has been involved in the crypto market for 8 years. Today, I will not talk about complex technical indicators or predict price movements, but only share survival rules derived from paying tuition with my own money.
When I first entered the market, I t

The escalating tension between the White House and the Federal Reserve threatens the independence of the central bank, fueled by political pressures and potential legal actions against its Chairman. This situation undermines institutional credibility, increases market volatility, and challenges long-term trust in monetary policy.

Strict discipline – Rigorous capital management – Maintain your mindset, and money will grow on its own over time
When I first entered the crypto market, I was also stirred by the saying “rolling capital is the fastest way to change your life.” With only 1,000 USDT in hand, I believed that just a few correct trades would make me rich.

When I first entered the cryptocurrency market, I also believed that I was "different." With a bit of intuition and initial luck, a capital of 5,000 USD sometimes grew very quickly after just one night of a strong trend. That feeling can easily lead people to illusion that they have unlocked the secret of the market.
Until a

“Never having your account wiped out means you’re not qualified to talk about crypto.”
But having survived after a wipeout, and five years later not repeating the same mistakes, is what truly makes someone understand the market.
I entered the market in 2017 with exactly 5,000 USDT. Like most people: having experienced doubling their account after .

Many people say: "If you don't have money, don't get into crypto."
I don't entirely agree.
After years of navigating this market, I have witnessed two completely opposite extremes:
Small capital individuals, slow but steady, eventually accumulate significant assets
Large capital individuals, making heavy trades

I'm not a big winner from the start. On the contrary, I'm the kind of "veteran who has taken enough hits": I've seen accounts drop close to zero, and I've also experienced doubling my assets in moments of extreme excitement. During my worst period, I only had 5,000 USDT left. Every time I placed an order, my hand trembled not because I was afraid of losing more, but

The crypto market has seen a significant decline, with around 90% of altcoins losing value and many unlikely to recover. However, some projects that create real value remain, presenting opportunities for informed investors. Understanding long-term worth over short-term hype is crucial in navigating market downturns.

"Hey, can 2,000 USDT turn into 80,000 USDT in half a year?"
I can't count how many times I've heard this question. And I've never answered immediately. I always ask back: "Do you want to change your life sustainably, or just want to gamble on a single bet?"
Only when the other person answers: "I want to go slow but sure," do I