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The end of the contract is zeroing out
Last year, my sister lost 360,000 in the crypto market.
That day, she deleted her trading app on the balcony, threw her phone onto the sofa, and the screen cracked.
With red eyes, she said just three words: "It's all gone."
She locked herself in her study and didn't come out for three full days.
Every day I left food at the door, only hearing the rustling of pages being turned—no more of her old, cheerful laughter.
We started talking again in early spring.
At a teahouse near our neighborhood, as the tea just began to steep, she pulled out her phone and showed me—her balance was down to just 3,600 U.
"Either accept defeat, or use this small amount to rebuild," she said, holding the phone tightly, her eyes glowing with determination.
That stubborn version of her had finally returned.
Who would have thought this small capital would actually be turned around bit by bit?
From a few thousand to over 100,000 U, she not only recovered her losses but also made an extra 30,000.
Later, she told me it was all thanks to "rules learned from losses."
Back then, she always went all-in; now?
She never risks more than one-quarter of her position at a time, and if the loss hits 10%, she cuts the position immediately.
She says: "As long as you keep your capital, you still have a chance."
She no longer obsesses over catching the bottom or timing the top.
When the market goes up, she takes small long positions; when it drops, she cautiously tests short positions.
One day, she made over 6,000 U this way.
Even more admirable is her self-control.
After each profit, she only reinvests 15%, and withdraws the rest.
She says: "Moving slowly is better than losing everything."
She’s no guru—just someone who learned to control her greed.
Later, she helped a friend grow from 2,000 U to nearly 10,000 U, and warned someone about to blow up to cut their losses in time.
It turns out, there’s never a true dead end in the crypto world.
Stick to the rules, and even the smallest capital can slowly grow into hope.
Many stay trapped in cycles—not because they aren’t working hard, but because they’re missing a light.
The market is always there, and opportunities don’t wait—follow the right person, and you’ll finally walk out of the long night.
#币安钱包TGE #加密市场观察
That day, she deleted her trading app on the balcony, threw her phone onto the sofa, and the screen cracked.
With red eyes, she said just three words: "It's all gone."
She locked herself in her study and didn't come out for three full days.
Every day I left food at the door, only hearing the rustling of pages being turned—no more of her old, cheerful laughter.
We started talking again in early spring.
At a teahouse near our neighborhood, as the tea just began to steep, she pulled out her phone and showed me—her balance was down to just 3,600 U.
"Either accept defeat, or use this small amount to rebuild," she said, holding the phone tightly, her eyes glowing with determination.
That stubborn version of her had finally returned.
Who would have thought this small capital would actually be turned around bit by bit?
From a few thousand to over 100,000 U, she not only recovered her losses but also made an extra 30,000.
Later, she told me it was all thanks to "rules learned from losses."
Back then, she always went all-in; now?
She never risks more than one-quarter of her position at a time, and if the loss hits 10%, she cuts the position immediately.
She says: "As long as you keep your capital, you still have a chance."
She no longer obsesses over catching the bottom or timing the top.
When the market goes up, she takes small long positions; when it drops, she cautiously tests short positions.
One day, she made over 6,000 U this way.
Even more admirable is her self-control.
After each profit, she only reinvests 15%, and withdraws the rest.
She says: "Moving slowly is better than losing everything."
She’s no guru—just someone who learned to control her greed.
Later, she helped a friend grow from 2,000 U to nearly 10,000 U, and warned someone about to blow up to cut their losses in time.
It turns out, there’s never a true dead end in the crypto world.
Stick to the rules, and even the smallest capital can slowly grow into hope.
Many stay trapped in cycles—not because they aren’t working hard, but because they’re missing a light.
The market is always there, and opportunities don’t wait—follow the right person, and you’ll finally walk out of the long night.
#币安钱包TGE #加密市场观察
If you love to hoard bnb, go ahead. I don't plan to continue hoarding.
#bnb一輩子 is just a joke
The square is full of people pondering how to alpha score that tiny bit of trivial matters
Yet they can't see the big pancake Ethereum and a host of clones surging
Deservedly, BNB is weak 🉐 like a dead fish
Next time you think about hoarding BNB, just take a look at this picture, remember! #bnb $BNB
The square is full of people pondering how to alpha score that tiny bit of trivial matters
Yet they can't see the big pancake Ethereum and a host of clones surging
Deservedly, BNB is weak 🉐 like a dead fish
Next time you think about hoarding BNB, just take a look at this picture, remember! #bnb $BNB
#bnb一輩子 is just a joke
The square is full of people pondering how to alpha score that tiny bit of trivial matters
Yet they can't see the big pancake Ethereum and a host of clones surging
Deservedly, BNB is weak 🉐 like a dead fish
Next time you think about hoarding BNB, just take a look at this picture, remember! #bnb $BNB
The square is full of people pondering how to alpha score that tiny bit of trivial matters
Yet they can't see the big pancake Ethereum and a host of clones surging
Deservedly, BNB is weak 🉐 like a dead fish
Next time you think about hoarding BNB, just take a look at this picture, remember! #bnb $BNB
Why has BNB been continuously weak?
Since the second half of last year, BNB has been continuously weak.
Of course, the weakness here is relative to Bitcoin.
Personally, I feel that the continued weakness may have the following main reasons:
1. BNB's empowerment is insufficient, especially in recent months, making it seem like only alpha is the hotspot, and there’s not much connection between alpha and BNB holders.
2. BNB mining/airdrop is increasingly like a chicken rib. It seems lively, with several occurrences each month, but the yield is mostly less than 1%. So far this year, it's just a little over 5%. Of course, my sales may not be good either. However, the recent few have also had a yield of 0.1%, which is quite ridiculous.
Of course, the weakness here is relative to Bitcoin.
Personally, I feel that the continued weakness may have the following main reasons:
1. BNB's empowerment is insufficient, especially in recent months, making it seem like only alpha is the hotspot, and there’s not much connection between alpha and BNB holders.
2. BNB mining/airdrop is increasingly like a chicken rib. It seems lively, with several occurrences each month, but the yield is mostly less than 1%. So far this year, it's just a little over 5%. Of course, my sales may not be good either. However, the recent few have also had a yield of 0.1%, which is quite ridiculous.
Investors ultimately need to cultivate themselves; otherwise, the luck they earn will still be lost due to cognition and desire. The operational strategy for the rest of this year—gradually shifting the position of large holdings until the position ratio of small holdings decreases to 5-10%
The operational strategy for large holdings remains unchanged. Remember:
1️⃣ Only buy large holdings
2️⃣ Only buy, do not sell
3️⃣ Only buy spot
4️⃣ Stick to regular investments
5️⃣ Increase positions on dips
The operational strategy for large holdings remains unchanged. Remember:
1️⃣ Only buy large holdings
2️⃣ Only buy, do not sell
3️⃣ Only buy spot
4️⃣ Stick to regular investments
5️⃣ Increase positions on dips
Looking back now
Hoarding small cakes was a misstep
Although it didn't drop 📉
The losses compared to hoarding big cakes are severe
Hoarding small cakes was the most wrong decision in the second half of last year
Next, small cakes might have the possibility of a rebound
If given the chance, it's better to resolutely switch to big cakes
Those airdrops are insignificant in front of big cakes
In fact, I realized as early as the first half of last year that only big cakes are worth holding long-term
But my words and actions didn't align
Ultimately, it was still the greed for small cakes' mining and airdrops.
Hoarding small cakes was a misstep
Although it didn't drop 📉
The losses compared to hoarding big cakes are severe
Hoarding small cakes was the most wrong decision in the second half of last year
Next, small cakes might have the possibility of a rebound
If given the chance, it's better to resolutely switch to big cakes
Those airdrops are insignificant in front of big cakes
In fact, I realized as early as the first half of last year that only big cakes are worth holding long-term
But my words and actions didn't align
Ultimately, it was still the greed for small cakes' mining and airdrops.
Looking back now
Hoarding small cakes was a misstep
Although it didn't drop 📉
The losses compared to hoarding big cakes are severe
Hoarding small cakes was the most wrong decision in the second half of last year
Next, small cakes might have the possibility of a rebound
If given the chance, it's better to resolutely switch to big cakes
Those airdrops are insignificant in front of big cakes
In fact, I realized as early as the first half of last year that only big cakes are worth holding long-term
But my words and actions didn't align
Ultimately, it was still the greed for small cakes' mining and airdrops.
Hoarding small cakes was a misstep
Although it didn't drop 📉
The losses compared to hoarding big cakes are severe
Hoarding small cakes was the most wrong decision in the second half of last year
Next, small cakes might have the possibility of a rebound
If given the chance, it's better to resolutely switch to big cakes
Those airdrops are insignificant in front of big cakes
In fact, I realized as early as the first half of last year that only big cakes are worth holding long-term
But my words and actions didn't align
Ultimately, it was still the greed for small cakes' mining and airdrops.
#BNB
The biggest mistake since last year is hoarding BNB
The biggest mistake since last year is hoarding BNB
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