#数字资产市场动态 $GIGGLE Last year, my sister took a big hit in the crypto world—she lost a full 360,000 yuan.

That day, she deleted her trading app right in front of me, slammed her phone onto the sofa, and the screen cracked like a spider web. Her eyes were red from crying, and she kept repeating the same words: "It's gone, all gone."

Afterward, she locked herself in the study for three days and nights without coming out. I left meals at the door at regular intervals, hearing the rustling of pages turning inside. That chatty her, this time, didn’t make a sound at all.

It wasn’t until spring that the door to the study was pushed open. She took me downstairs to a teahouse. When the hot tea arrived, she handed me her phone—there was only 3,600 USDT left in the account. She clenched her phone, but her eyes lit up: "Either give up and get out, or use this little money to turn things around."

Unexpectedly, just a few thousand USDT, she gradually revived her position. From 3,600 USDT to over 100,000, not only did she fill the previous big hole, but she also made an extra 30,000 yuan profit. Later, she told me that her turnaround was entirely thanks to "the ironclad rules learned from losing."

She used to be reckless, going all-in on every trade. Now, she keeps her position below a quarter of her capital for each trade. As soon as she sees a 10-20% floating loss, she cuts her losses decisively like a knife. One phrase she often says stuck with me: "With capital, opportunities never die."

She no longer obsessively tries to bottom-fish or top-sell. When the market goes up, she adds more cautiously; when it drops, she tests short positions with small amounts. With this steady approach, she once made over 6,000 USDT in a single day easily.

The most crucial change was learning restraint. Every time she makes money, she only leaves a small part to keep rolling, and quickly withdraws the rest. Her words are: "Take it step by step, slowly; it’s always better than going all-in and blowing everything up."

She’s not a crypto expert at all—she just learned to fight her own greed. Later, she even helped a friend grow 2,000 USDT to nearly 10,000 USDT, often reminding those close to liquidation to cut losses in time.

Honestly, the crypto market has never been truly hopeless. Stick to your trading discipline, and even with just a little capital, you can turn things around. Many people keep losing money not because they aren’t trying, but because they haven’t found the right direction. I only trade real accounts, not hype. For brothers and sisters who want to stay grounded, avoid pitfalls, and make steady profits in crypto, don’t gamble in the dark alone. Follow a solid strategy, and earn real, reliable returns with a steady mindset.