#香港虚拟资产稳定币监管框架 has been in this circle for nearly ten years, witnessing countless people soaring during the bull run and disappearing without a trace in the Bear Market.

To be honest, I've also fallen down, and I fell pretty badly.

Back in 2021, I made my first pot of gold by relying on a half piece of a big cake, and at that time, I felt on top of the world, thinking I was the trendsetter of the market. On the surface, I chatted with people about "cyclical theory" and "technical analysis," but in my mind, all I was thinking was, "I'll cash out once it rises again."

You know, the market won't follow your script.

That night, staring at the screen watching the market reverse, my first bucket of gold was gone, and I lost everything. To recoup my losses, I made the stupidest decision: swiping my credit card, borrowing from friends, and pledging my car, step by step pushing myself into a deep pit, accumulating debts of nearly 2 million.

For those few months, I was still glued to the market at three or four in the morning, feeling like there was a stone pressing on my chest. My family didn’t dare to say much when they saw me. A buddy advised me: "Stop playing, go back and find a job."

But I can't swallow this anger.

Later, I spent a whole month reviewing, listing out the reasons for each loss one by one. In the end, I found that the problem was not at the technical level—it was human nature: greed, luck, and impulsiveness.

So I set three strict rules for myself: always keep the position light, the logic must be clear, and never hesitate to cut losses.

The first few months were really torturous. Watching others double their accounts, I only dared to test the waters with small positions; when the market came, I only took a small bite and left. But after three months, my account grew from a few thousand to thirty thousand; after another three months, it became over a hundred thousand.

At that moment, I finally understood: this market never rewards gamblers, it only rewards those who can survive.

Later, when the bull run returned, I entered the market in batches while others were all in; when others were chasing the rise, I took profits; when others were panic selling, I slightly added to my position. My account slowly turned profitable, and more importantly, my mindset was rebuilt.

Now I no longer gamble on getting rich overnight, but focus on doing things at a steady pace that I can be sure of. Interestingly, this way I earn more steadily and quickly.