#美联储回购协议计划 In early October, I received a call from a trader in Heilongjiang, and what came through was a choked sob.

He talked about his years in the crypto world, all lessons learned. In the early days, he bought 300 Bitcoin for 800 yuan, but he couldn't withstand the volatility and sold everything. Later, he made 500,000 USDT trading altcoins, and he was riding high at the time. But the LUNA crash brought him to rock bottom—bankrupt, his family split up, his house sold, and only $5,000 left in his account.

During that call, what he said most was: I want to turn things around.

My advice to him was simple: don’t rush to fly upwards, learn to walk steadily first. The more you want to quickly reverse your fortunes, the harder you fall. After that, he started with mainstream coins, gradually accumulating, avoiding envy of others’ sudden wealth, just patiently waiting. In half a year, he turned 5,000 USDT into 320,000, and he told me, although the growth wasn’t that fast, he felt at ease.

When the October market started to rise, I told him to enter the market. He accurately timed coins like COAI, and his account shot from 320,000 to 3.1 million USDT. His reaction at the time was completely shocked.

He was both hate and fear towards the LUNA crash. But I encouraged him, taking back his principal and profits as a form of redemption. After three trades, he said he truly felt liberated.

Now he has started a family again, sending money to his ex-wife and children every month, and he can walk with his head held high. That’s how the crypto world is—brutal but fair. The first step to turning things around is to stand firm. The path I point out depends on your understanding—whether you follow it or not is up to your perception.