#数字资产市场动态 Last year, my sister got scammed in the crypto world—she lost 360,000 yuan.

That day, she deleted her trading app, threw her phone onto the sofa, and the screen shattered. Her eyes were red, and she kept repeating one word: "Done."

She locked herself in her room and didn't come out for three days. I left food outside her door every day, only hearing the sound of pages turning, and I couldn't hear her laughter from before anymore.

In early spring, she finally went out. At the tea house in her community, she showed me her phone while drinking tea—her account only had 3,600 USDT left. She stared at the screen, but her eyes were different: "Keep playing, or use this little money to turn things around—two options."

What happened later, honestly, was a bit unbelievable.

With just a few thousand yuan, she actually turned it into over 100,000. Not only did she fill the gap, but she also earned an extra 30,000.

I asked her how she did it, and she said with four words: "The rules of losing."

In the past, she would gamble recklessly, going all-in and charging forward. Now, each trade is controlled within a quarter of her total funds. When floating losses reach 10-20%, she decisively cuts losses, never softens. She was very straightforward: "As long as the principal is still there, the opportunity isn't dead."

No longer obsessing over bottoms or tops. When the market goes up, she trades lightly on long positions; when it goes down, she tries small short positions. Once, she used this approach and easily made over 6,000 USDT in a day.

The most important point is restraint—she summarized it herself.

As long as there's profit, she only takes a small part to continue compounding, and the rest is withdrawn. Her words were: "Taking it slow is always better than going all-in and losing everything."

She never considered herself an expert. She just learned how to deal with her greed.

Later, she even helped friends grow 2,000 USDT to nearly 10,000, and those who almost blew up their accounts listened to her advice and cut losses in time.

In the crypto world, there are no dead ends. As long as you stick to the rules, even with a small principal, you can gradually turn things around. Many people keep losing money in cycles; it's not that they aren't trying hard enough, but that they haven't grasped the key. The market is always there; the key is how to survive and come out ahead.