Losses in the cryptocurrency market are a common and painful experience, especially during periods of significant market volatility. Many individuals may make irrational decisions due to a lack of sufficient risk management awareness, leading to losses. Based on your description, there are indeed two common types of losers: one type consists of investors who have lost money but still have principal remaining, while the other type comprises investors who have lost everything. Regardless of which category one falls into, the process of recovering from losses requires calmness, rationality, and long-term patience.

1. Those who have lost but still have principal: How to steadily recover?

For this type of investor, the most important point is to stop contract trading. Contract trading is essentially a high-risk short-term gamble, which can easily lead individuals to make wrong decisions out of greed or panic. Many people, even if they have made small profits in contract trading, often end up losing because they failed to take profits in time.

Steady recovery strategies:

Steady investment, avoiding a get-rich-quick mentality: At this stage, it's best to extend the recovery period based on current market sentiment and trends, anticipating that significant returns may only be seen in the next bull market (around 2026). Markets are always cyclical, alternating between bull and bear markets, so it's essential to learn to patiently wait for opportunities.

Reduce positions gradually: When market conditions are favorable, consider gradually reducing your positions, especially when you have some profitable coins, selling off part of your holdings to cash out and realize profits.

Stablecoins and financial operations: During market fluctuations, assets can be transferred to stablecoins (like USDT) and traded on platforms like Binance, or participate in Binance's financial products. Although the annualized returns on these products are relatively low, they are comparatively stable and suitable for low-risk investors.

Wait for opportunities to re-enter: When the market experiences a significant drop, especially when the prices of mainstream coins like Bitcoin fall into a certain range (e.g., below $65,000), consider buying back in gradually to build your assets. At this time, try to avoid short-term speculation and focus on long-term growth.

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