Last year, my sister lost 360,000 yuan in the crypto world.

That day, she deleted her trading app, threw her phone down, and it directly shattered the screen.
Her eyes were red, and she only muttered three words: "It's over."
Then she locked herself in her study and didn't come out for three days.
Every day, I left food at the door, and I could only hear the rustling of pages turning, no longer hearing her previous laughter.
It wasn't until spring that she came out.
In the teahouse next to the community, the tea was still steaming, and she took out her phone to show me—there was only $3,600 left in her account.
Holding her phone, her eyes sparkled: "Admit defeat, or turn this little money around."
Who would have thought that these few thousand yuan were actually gradually coming back to her. $AT
From a few thousand dollars to over 100,000, not only did she make up for the losses, but she also earned an extra 30,000.
She later told me that it was all thanks to her own "loss-made rules."
In the past, she always went all-in and rushed recklessly; now?
Each position never exceeds a quarter, and she cuts losses of 10-20% immediately.
She said, "Keep the principal, and the opportunity will still be there."
She no longer worries about bottom-fishing or top-selling.
When the market rises, she trades lightly and adds more; when it falls, she tries short positions with small amounts.
One day, she easily made over 6,000 dollars with this approach.
Most importantly, it’s self-control.
After making a profit, she only reinvests a small part and withdraws the rest.
She said, "Take it slow; it's better than losing everything."
She’s not a master, just learned to control her greed.
Later, she even helped friends grow from 2,000 dollars to nearly 10,000, reminding those close to liquidation to cut losses in time.
There’s actually no dead end in the crypto world.
Stick to the rules, and even with a small principal, hope can slowly grow.
Many people keep losing money in cycles, not because they aren’t trying, but because they haven’t found the right direction.
The market is always there, opportunities don’t wait—find the right people.