#数字货币市场回调 Last weekend, I met a fren who told me an experience that sounds like a joke but is indeed a true story.

A month ago, he only had 3000U left in his account and felt like he was out of the game in this market. As a result, now when he opens his wallet, the number has turned into 190,000.

When he said this to me, his tone was very calm, but I noticed that the knuckles of his fingers holding the coffee cup were a bit pale. "I finally understand one thing," he said, "luck can make you earn once, but it won't last through the second round."

$BTC He used to be the type of player who liked to buy the dip and chase rising stocks. His account digits were like a roller coaster, and at the worst times, it dropped from five figures to four figures, leaving only this 3000 yuan principal. During that time, he didn't even dare to open the trading software.

The turning point was when he began to rethink the underlying logic of trading.

The market can turn around, not by gambling on luck and guessing the direction, but by grasping certainty and a sense of rhythm. It sounds vague, but his later operations indeed validated this idea.

$ETH He set two strict rules for himself:

First, only trade clear waves. When the market is unclear, it's better not to act and wait until the trend becomes clear before entering to capture that segment of certain profit.

Secondly, strictly control the drawdown and never go all in. Lock in profits whenever there is a gain and treat the principal as a lifeline to protect.

This method sounds awkward, even a bit counterintuitive—because it requires you to give up those seemingly enticing opportunities. But it is this mechanical execution that has allowed his account to begin growing steadily.

From 3000U to 21,000, then to 89,000, and finally breaking through 190,000. There was no liquidation, no myths of getting rich overnight; it was all about rhythm control and risk management.

Interestingly, several people who adjusted their strategies alongside him also achieved good returns: some turned 500U into 19,000 in 35 days, others increased from 800U to 38,000 through short positions, and there’s a case that started with 10,000 and made 186,000 with 14 trades.

Many people lose money in this market often because they are too anxious. They always think of achieving everything at once, and as a result, they are educated by the market every time.

Those who can truly survive and turn things around understand that slow is fast. Compound interest may not seem exciting, but in the long run, it is the most violent way of growth.

It's normal to feel envious when seeing other people's account numbers. But you must understand that behind those beautiful curves lie countless details, patience, discipline, and execution - these are the decisive factors.

If the direction is right, one person can become a team. If the direction is wrong, no matter how many helpers there are, it won't make a difference.

The market is always there, and opportunities are always there. The key is whether you can find a rhythm that suits you, and then steadily move forward.