#数字货币市场回调 "How much longer can this last? If this money is gone, even the baby formula money will become a problem." At two in the morning, the phone vibrated; her voice message was mixed with the sound of a baby crying. That kind of desperate trembling, I've heard it too many times—it's always from people cornered by the market.

From 2000U to 80,000U, why did I finally delete her? Sometimes, winning can be more fatal than losing.

At the beginning, I set very strict rules for her: 2000U had to be divided into 20 pieces, and moving just one piece at a time was enough; not a bit more.

She exploded on the spot: "How many years do we have to endure before we can turn things around?"

I didn't leave her any leeway: "Those who survive in this line of work are the ones who first learn how to grind."

For the next three months, after putting the kids to sleep every night, she would review her trades on her phone. 2000U turned into 5000U, then jumped to 30,000U, each trade sticking to her strategy. She began to actively share her trading records with me, and that drive returned.

But one day she suddenly asked: "Am I good to go now?"

I felt a sudden jolt in my heart.

Later on, she fully invested in a popular altcoin and excitedly told me: "If we can ride this wave, we can fill the holes at home."

Two days later, the account was halved. I asked her why she didn't cut the position according to the rules, and she was silent for a long time before finally replying, "I thought... this time would be different."

Before deleting her, I left a few final words:
"What you lost is not money, but you lost to the three words 'I thought'."
"Those who can last in this market are not the ones with the biggest courage, but those who understand fear the most."

The harshest truth of this line is:
From a few thousand U to tens of thousands U, it's about skills; whether you can hold onto tens of thousands U depends on your mindset.

If you also want to stand firm in the bull market and not give back profits, let's chat in the comments.