#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 Losing 210,000 in one day and unable to sleep all night—this has been the darkest period of my trading career.

In the first few years of entering the circle, I was mostly contributing to the market. Every time I opened my trading software, it was a nightmare. During those nights, lying in bed, I felt like my insides were turning upside down, breathing was difficult. At the most desperate moment, I couldn’t even bring myself to press the 60U stop-loss, and I would turn around and place frequent trades again—this is a typical case of "desperate measures in a hurry," and the result was that the more I lost, the more I wanted to turn things around, and the more I wanted to turn around, the more I lost.
When my account fell below 2000U, I finally let go. Not because I gave up, but because I understood a truth: this market has never been about luck.
What did I do next? I studied the fundamentals. Not some advanced candlestick techniques, but the simplest questions:
How to manage position sizes? What truly constitutes a trend opportunity? Which market conditions can I participate in, and which ones must I wait for? How to treat risk control as if it were my life, like a professional player?
I spent a month transforming my entire trading system. No more full positions, no more reckless moves, no more gambling on luck.
In the following three months, I used a minimalist model to push my account from 1800U to nearly 60,000U. My current daily routine starts with earning at least 1000U, and during favorable market conditions, I can easily break through 3000U. The most precious thing is—I can finally sleep peacefully.
In my circle, there are those who have recovered from losses of tens of thousands by adjusting their mindset, and beginners who patiently roll their positions with three-figure amounts. Their common point is: take serious effort to improve, and be willing to listen.
No matter what stage you are at now, making money has never been about luck, but about whether you have found the right method. Going solo blindly will eventually lead to trouble; having someone guide you can indeed help you avoid detours.