#数字资产市场动态 I, a "chosen daughter" lost in the illusion of floating profits, have fallen to the lowest point in my life. During that time, I experienced marital breakdowns, betrayal, scams, and was even abandoned by everyone. But it was these tearing pains that allowed me to survive in the crypto market.
Starting from zero, I used a demo account to study the charts late at night. Every heartbreak from liquidation, every despair from being trapped became my textbooks. After experiencing three complete resets, I finally understood the truth of this market—it's not about technology, but about human nature.
These are the 6 ironclad trading rules I summarized with blood:
1. Don’t chase after rapid rises, don’t sell during slow rises 2. Escape during a waterfall, send yourself to death when bottom fishing 3. High volume at a high level = the death knell ringing 4. The bottom is forged through endurance, not by copying 5. Forget K-line patterns, understand human nature 6. Holding no position requires more courage than full position
And the three most painful realizations:
· Borrowed money is a death warrant · Those who go all-in will eventually reset to zero · Surviving a bear market qualifies you to迎接 a bull market
Ten years have passed. I’ve moved out of a suburban resettlement house and gradually stabilized myself through repeated tempering in the crypto market. It’s not luck, nor talent, but every failure has made me better understand the underlying logic of this market. The cycle of bear and bull markets is essentially the endless loop of human greed and fear. Whoever can conquer these two demons will live longer.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-01 06:19
It seems like there's a bit too much motivational talk, but those few ironclad rules really hit the mark. Especially the phrase "buying the dip is a death sentence"—too many people are still stubbornly holding on.
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DegenWhisperer
· 2025-12-30 07:54
Really? After reading this, I remembered how I was completely wiped out last year with an all-in... It's true, this market really tests human nature. But I still want to ask, how long was the interval between those 3 total wipeouts? It seems that if the mindset isn't properly adjusted, I might have given up after the second one.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 2025-12-29 23:06
ngl the "all in = rekt" part hits different when you're down bad at 3am checking floor prices... probably nothing but also everything u know?
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CryptoPhoenix
· 2025-12-29 14:10
This story sounds intense, but to be honest... what I fear most is that these "blood lessons" ultimately become a reason for others to pay tuition fees.
I'm convinced that breaking through the bottom is possible, but that requires truly coming back to life, not just talking about it.
All-in resetting to zero is not a problem; the key is how many people can really do it and wait with an empty position.
Ten years from a relocated house to now, either I’ve truly gained insight, or the current bull market is just the right time to stand at the forefront. At this point, telling stories is a bit... you know.
But that "Forget K-line, understand human nature" really struck a chord with me. The hardest part is, how do you know if you've truly understood human nature or if you've just been fooled again?
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OldLeekConfession
· 2025-12-29 14:10
Honestly, is it only after the third reset that you realize? I learned my lesson the first time and paid the tuition haha
The saying that holding a vacant position requires more courage than a full position is spot on; many people just can't sit still and end up getting cut
However, borrowed money is a death sentence, I agree with that. I've seen too many leveraged positions go completely bust
All in indeed is a deadly disease, but the bigger the risk, the greater the reward. It still depends on mental resilience
Ten years, from a relocation house to now, I’ve truly made it through this journey. It’s much luckier than those who get rich overnight and then fall back to square one
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 2025-12-29 14:09
That really hits home. I've used all my killer moves when going all-in with borrowed money... Now, whenever I see someone say "I've put my entire net worth into it," I just want to talk them out of it.
The empty position thing, honestly, when I'm bored, I start to get itchy, and I realize later that this is just human weakness.
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MetaMuskRat
· 2025-12-29 14:03
Honestly, I'm a bit emotionally exhausted from stories like this... But that line, "Holding an empty position requires more courage than holding a full position," really hit me. Truly, the ability to resist acting is the real skill.
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GasGuru
· 2025-12-29 14:02
Zayi are all forged this way; the group that borrowed money and went all in has already returned to zero.
#数字资产市场动态 I, a "chosen daughter" lost in the illusion of floating profits, have fallen to the lowest point in my life. During that time, I experienced marital breakdowns, betrayal, scams, and was even abandoned by everyone. But it was these tearing pains that allowed me to survive in the crypto market.
Starting from zero, I used a demo account to study the charts late at night. Every heartbreak from liquidation, every despair from being trapped became my textbooks. After experiencing three complete resets, I finally understood the truth of this market—it's not about technology, but about human nature.
These are the 6 ironclad trading rules I summarized with blood:
1. Don’t chase after rapid rises, don’t sell during slow rises
2. Escape during a waterfall, send yourself to death when bottom fishing
3. High volume at a high level = the death knell ringing
4. The bottom is forged through endurance, not by copying
5. Forget K-line patterns, understand human nature
6. Holding no position requires more courage than full position
And the three most painful realizations:
· Borrowed money is a death warrant
· Those who go all-in will eventually reset to zero
· Surviving a bear market qualifies you to迎接 a bull market
Ten years have passed. I’ve moved out of a suburban resettlement house and gradually stabilized myself through repeated tempering in the crypto market. It’s not luck, nor talent, but every failure has made me better understand the underlying logic of this market. The cycle of bear and bull markets is essentially the endless loop of human greed and fear. Whoever can conquer these two demons will live longer.