#数字货币市场回升 The summer of 2019 was unforgettable; it was the first time I experienced the exhilaration that wealth can bring. In just 54 days, my account skyrocketed from 300,000 to 3,420,000, and that feeling was intoxicating.

The first thing I do every day upon waking up is check the rise and fall rankings. Before I go to sleep, my mind is filled with images of luxury houses and sports cars. I even share Bitcoin price charts on social media and confidently declare: "Making money is easier than breathing." At that time, I thought I had truly grasped the secret to wealth.

However, three months later, the dream collapsed. The price of Bitcoin sharply dropped from twenty thousand dollars, and my assets of 3.42 million instantly shrank to only 50,000 left in the contract account, making it difficult to even pay the transaction fees.

Staring at the glaring red warning "Liquidation Cleared" on the screen, I sat dumbfounded for half an hour, unable to move. That night made me fully realize: good fortune comes quickly, but leaves even faster.

In the past decade, I have witnessed too many investors who mistake luck for skill: during bull markets, they shout their beliefs, and in bear markets, they become bag holders. I remember an investor who mortgaged his property in 2021 to fully invest in Dogecoin; when the price surged eight times, he refused to take profits and ultimately faced a forced liquidation, losing even his property title.

After going through all this, I began to reflect deeply: those who can survive three cycles of bull and bear markets in the cryptocurrency market rely not on miraculous operations, but on the wisdom of survival.

I gradually abandoned the gambler's mentality and cultivated strict discipline, dividing my funds into three parts: the core position is only allocated to $BTC and $ETH, the swing position implements a grid strategy, and the speculative position is used solely for trading small coins.

Some say I have become as conservative as an elderly person, but this stability was bought with the lesson of three million.

For friends who are new to the industry, I must emphasize: do not blindly trust exchanges. When the second-tier platforms collapsed in 2020, I was fortunate to have transferred 80% of my assets into a cold wallet in advance, thus avoiding disaster—assets that are not under your control do not actually belong to you.

Every day there are insider news circulating in the market, but those who can truly profit are always the investors who quietly and patiently wait.

I accumulated 2 million from the remaining 50,000, which is not a miracle, but entirely due to following the rules and self-control.

I no longer chase the myth of a hundredfold return; I just hope to help more people navigate the market fluctuations steadily.

In the past, I was like a lost traveler groping in the dark, but now I hold a bright lamp, continuously illuminating the path ahead—are you willing to follow?