At three in the morning, I stared at the 1200U on the screen, and my whole being felt numb.

It's not because losing all the money feels bad. It's that feeling of a belief collapsing - you think you understand the market, but the market teaches you a lesson.

Three months ago, I entered the market with 20,000 USDT, thinking I could master this game. Now my account has only a small amount left, and just opening the trading interface makes me feel nauseous. That night, I didn't sleep at all, taking screenshots of all my losing orders, examining them one by one. When I saw that I had made the same mistake for the seventh time, I suddenly realized: it’s not the market trying to kill me, it's me who is self-sabotaging.

Later, I started doing one thing – I broke down and studied how to play with the main forces of the 30 most common cryptocurrencies. What patterns exist between whale transfers and price fluctuations? I kept a record. Is the breakout strategy really reliable? I tested it over 200 times in a simulated environment. I obsessively focused on the details like a madman.

After half a year, 1200U turned into 280,000U. When I saw the balance, I wasn't overjoyed, just relieved—this proves that knowledge can really be converted into money.

Many people now think that I am steady in trading and believe that I have a good mindset. In fact, I have just experienced enough liquidations to know when to keep quiet.

Last month, a fan from Zhejiang reached out to me. He lost 80,000 U and was left with only 3,800. His voice was trembling when he sent me a voice message. I told him to wait until FIL retraced to around 2.0 dollars to go long with his full position. Four days later, he took profit at 2.648, not only recovering his losses but also making 5,900 U. Yesterday, he sent photos of his new store renovation, saying he finally dared to tell his family that he is trading.

If you are experiencing the breakdown I had back then, remember three things:

Don't bet your entire fortune. Trying to turn your meal money into a fortune? You'll only end up losing even more badly.

Turn off the software when emotions are running high. The candlestick chart won't disappear, but your rationality will be the first to go.

Every loss should be recorded with the reason for the loss. The market teaches you with real money, so don't pay tuition and learn nothing.

Recently, I noticed that there are two cryptocurrencies on the chain experiencing unusual movements, which match the characteristics of the "whale accumulation + technical breakout" model. If you are interested in practical strategies, you can follow the subsequent analysis.