#数字资产市场动态 I turned a loss of 360,000 into a living trading strategy

Last year, during a sudden crash, my account was wiped out by 360,000.

My fingers trembled as I uninstalled the trading app, and the phone hit the ground with a loud bang—the crack on the screen looked just like my state of mind at that moment. There were only two words looping in my head: "It's over."

I didn't leave my study for three days. My family quietly left food at the door, and inside the room, only the rustling of pages turning could be heard. That cheerful version of myself seemed to have stayed behind three days ago.

It was only in spring that I finally opened that door.

Over a cup of tea at the tea house, I showed my friend the phone screen—there was still 3,600 USD left in the account.

"Give up, or try again?" my friend asked.

Something was shining in my eyes.

"Try again, this time I want to live."

No one would have guessed that I earned every penny with just a few thousand dollars. From 3,600 USD to over ten thousand, not only filling the gap but also earning an extra 30,000.

This rebirth was driven by discipline bought with blood and tears.

I used to be very greedy—buying full positions at every rally, only to lose everything in a wave. Now, it's different. I only invest a quarter of my position each time, and I cut losses immediately when a loss occurs, never hesitating.

I tell myself: "The principal is like a seed; as long as the seed is there, there's a chance to break through the ground."

I also abandoned that gambler's mentality—trying to bottom-fish and top-sell. Now, my approach is simpler and more brutal: follow the trend with small positions when it rises, and try small positions when the trend weakens. Just like that, I once made over 6,000 USDT in a single day.

The most important thing is to learn restraint.

Every time I profit, I only take a little and continue operating, withdrawing the rest. Gradually accumulating is much more reliable than dreaming of getting rich overnight. I'm not a genius trader; I just finally learned to control that hand that wanted to trade too frequently.

Later, I also helped friends grow their accounts from 2,000 USD to nearly 10,000, and I stepped in to brake just in time when they were about to lose control.

Crypto trading is never a dead end. Keep your bottom line, and even with a small principal, you can turn things around. Many people keep losing out, not because they don't try, but because they never get the right direction—this is the lesson I learned from my 360,000 USD experience.