[How to turn small capital into large capital? Only continuous profit]

There are many things in the crypto world, and the ups and downs can be handled by the trader.
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From massive losses to stable profits: The real turning point in the cryptocurrency world
Many people think that trading cryptocurrencies is all about luck and emotions, but only those who have truly fallen into the abyss understand that it is driven by logic and execution.
I once lost everything, with my account dropping from hundreds of thousands to just a few thousand U. During that time, I watched the market every day, facing liquidations, being fully invested, and stubbornly holding on... I made all the mistakes possible. On the worst day, I got liquidated on three trades in a row, unable to sleep all night, and I was on the verge of a breakdown. At that time, I really wanted to quit, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it.
It wasn't until later that I realized the problem wasn't the market, but myself. Relying on impulse and fantasy would eventually lead to being harvested by the market. So I completely overturned my previous habits and kept only two actions: reviewing and optimizing.
I set up a "Stable Income System":
Do not chase the rise, do not hold on stubbornly;
Only take trades with signals;
Position allocation and strict implementation of take profit and stop loss.
Slowly, the mindset has stabilized, and the account has stabilized as well. Now I can basically earn a stable income of a few hundred U every day, a bit more when the market is good, and not worried when the market is bad.
To put it simply, I can walk out not because I am smarter than others, but because I have truly experienced the dark periods of severe losses, breakdowns, and thoughts of giving up, which is why I know how to avoid pitfalls.
If you are feeling confused right now, don't rush to act. First, learn to review and refine your approach. Remember this saying:
The harder it falls, the greater the power of the rebound.