#10u战神再起步 Yesterday I checked the two articles I posted last night this morning, and they all blew up. It’s the first time I’ve gotten this much traffic. I think the articles resonated with everyone. In B-circle there are way too many people like me—everyone is unwilling to give up but can’t seem to control their own hands. The essence of everyone is to come to this circle to make money; yet somehow we end up, without noticing, becoming fuel for the market. Let me update you: I made a profit of 14u yesterday. This morning I opened a trade and lost 12u. I took a look and there’s no issue—it's the market situation. There was a sudden drop. This time I’m strictly cutting losses. There is still 40u in the principal. Please keep an eye on me, or if any seniors could offer guidance, I’d really appreciate it. Thank you all. $FORM
I seriously reflected on myself. For two years, I’ve lost close to 250,000. I went through all of my trading records and found that I’ve only ever made at most around 600 USDT. The moment I lose, I lose 8,000 USDT. I always win small and lose big—always. It’s like I just can’t control my own hands. Every time I set a stop loss, but I always can’t restrain myself from modifying it, until I get liquidated. I truly have no办法. I always end up making emotional trades. I remember that at the very beginning, I used 1 USDT. In a week, I turned it into 125 USDT. At that time I felt like a genius. Later, I kept increasing my position size—from a few thousand yuan, gradually to 10,000 yuan. The best time was one month where I managed to profit 30,000 yuan, but in a single trade I lost it all. Then I started chasing again—like all the money had to be lost before I could finally calm down. Now I’ve taken out a loan of 300,000, and it’s almost overdue. I don’t know what to do. These past two weeks, I started trading using the 10 USDT left over from my previous trades. Last week I reached 60 USDT, and then I made the same mistake again without noticing: I maxed out the leverage and maxed out the position. In two minutes, I lost 50 USDT. Still, I couldn’t control my hands. This week I started using the “10 USDT battle god” style again—within two days I reached 40 USDT. This time I’ll keep executing the plan. Sometimes you can win no matter how you operate; sometimes you can lose no matter how you operate. It’s always just that little bit off—I can’t control myself. Even though I clearly wouldn’t get liquidated, I still can’t help myself and manually close the position. Then it immediately drops or pumps right after—just one minute later. I often can’t understand it. I’m someone who can make easy money in stocks and funds, so why can’t I figure out crypto? I’ve never been convinced. With a kind of “fate” mentality, I’ve been stubbornly grinding at crypto for two and a half years, and looking back, it feels like everything was destined. This time, I still believe in myself. Giving up isn’t an option. I believe I can do it. It’s not that I don’t have the ability—I just need to trust my first intuition. I must push it through and prove myself. Right now, my trading isn’t really about solving any technical problem—it’s just to prove to myself that I can do it, to satisfy my own desire… or, to put it another way, it’s to control myself’s appetite, or something.
I used to complain all the time, but actually, everything was caused by my own mistakes. I’ve been in this circle for almost three years now, yet I’ve kept losing money. From topping up 500, to 1,000, 5,000, and 10,000—I've gradually become less interested in small deals. I just wanted to make quick profits and get my money back. But the more I lost, the more I lost. I don’t know what’s wrong with me. It’s as if everything has been going so badly. I want to be a promising young person, but the deeper I get, the deeper I sink. I don’t know what to do. So I started to become superstitious. Things like burning incense and worshiping, fengcai talismans, money-attracting charms, and even a pixiu, a money tree, a treasure bowl—I began to put some hope in these things. Slowly, I started to lose my mind. I don’t know what’s gotten into me. I hope that this time I can succeed. I just want to get my money back.
The post sent at $RIVER in the morning, the highest loss yesterday was 280u, but today it has all come back, I just ran at the lowest point, feeling comfortable.
$IP In the crypto world for two years, there were two periods of stable profits: one was trading only ETH, earning 3000u in a month; the other was professional charting, earning 2000u in a month. Most of the time, I was losing money, always chasing quick recovery, holding on when prices dropped and selling at the slightest gain, which only amplified my losses👿 At one point, I became obsessed with holding positions and adding to them until I blew up. The most desperate day, I lost 8000u, holding for two weeks. Just one tick before forced liquidation, I couldn't take it anymore and closed the position myself. Watching my account drop by 8000u was painful, but fate loves playing tricks on me—less than an hour after closing, the price crashed back to my cost basis. At that moment, I laughed, staring blankly at the screen!!!! This time, I got carried away again, maxed out leverage at 75x with half position, and got wiped out after just a 2% move. Unexpectedly, I succeeded a few times, but one failure wiped out all the gains I had just made😇😇😇😇 I reflected on myself: my success was probably due to good luck, low leverage😌, and going with the trend. My failure came from high leverage, desperation to recover, ignoring position size and market trends, constantly hoping to reverse the trend, and never setting stop-losses!!! Two years have cost me so much. I couldn't stand my meager income and kept chasing quick money in the B-circle, only to end up with massive losses. I hope my experience can help more people see the truth. As CZ said, low leverage, small position size🤑🤑🤑
$ETH Last Dance, recharge 500 u, lost 20000 u in the crypto market over two years, loan overdue in six months, currently resigned and trading full-time at home, I must recover what I have lost