#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 One day I lost 210,000, couldn't sleep all night——this was the darkest period of my trading career.

For the first few years after entering the circle, I was basically contributing to the market. Every time I opened the trading software, it was a nightmare. On those nights, lying in bed, my mind was in turmoil and breathing became difficult. At my most desperate, I couldn't even bring myself to hit stop loss at 60U, and I kept compulsively placing new orders——that's typical "taking desperate measures in serious illness," and the result was the more losses I had, the more I wanted to turn it around, and the more I wanted to reverse it, the worse the losses became.

The day my account dropped below 2000U, I finally let go. Not admitting defeat, but understanding a truth: this market never runs on luck.

What did I do next? Study the fundamentals. Not some sophisticated candlestick techniques, but the most basic questions:

How do you manage position sizing? What really constitutes a trend opportunity? Which types of market conditions can you participate in, and which must you wait for? How do professionals treat risk control like it's their life?

I spent a month restructuring my entire trading system. No more full positions, no more recklessness, no more gambling on luck.

Over the next three months, I used a minimalist model to push my account from 1800U to nearly 60,000. My routine now is earning 1000U as a baseline, and on days when market conditions cooperate, I can easily exceed 3000U. The most precious thing is——I can finally sleep soundly.

In my circle, there are people who've adjusted their mindset after losses of hundreds of thousands and made comebacks, and there are newcomers who patiently built positions with three-digit amounts. Their common trait is: they actually made changes and were willing to listen.

No matter what stage you're at, the money you make never comes from luck, but from whether you've found the right method. Solo efforts always lead to trouble eventually, but having guidance really does help you avoid taking detours.