#比特币对比代币化黄金 I saw some friends DM me asking about my returns during this period, so I'll briefly share a few words.
Around the middle of last year, I had 50,000 yuan in hand and thought I couldn't let the money just sit in the bank doing nothing. At that time, I was a complete outsider to crypto, and all those K-line charts were overwhelming. Later, I met a friend who does quantitative strategies, and his trading system was really something—not the type that shouts out calls every day, but more about teaching you how to build your own judgment framework.
Now my account balance is just over 380,000. Of course, there were drawdowns along the way; at one point my account had an unrealized loss of 20%, and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous. But I stuck to the risk control rules I set and managed to get through it.
My biggest takeaway is: in the crypto market, the money you make by luck will eventually be lost by skill. Instead of getting envious of all those "skyrocketing miracles," it's better to seriously learn some real skills from people with a solid system. When it comes to investing, slow is fast—once you get your strategy right, making money becomes a natural outcome.
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Web3Educator
· 11h ago
ngl the "slow is fast" framework here is literally what i teach my students about risk management... this person actually gets it unlike 99% of the degens out there chasing moonshots
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RatioHunter
· 11h ago
Hmm... that's true, risk control is really the foundation for survival, otherwise you just become a gambler.
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HodlKumamon
· 11h ago
Yeah, that's the power of DCA with risk control—statistical significance maxed out (◍•ᴗ•◍)
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The jump from 50,000 to 380,000 looks great, but what's even better is that he didn't get shaken by a 20% drawdown. That's the real guide to surviving a bear market.
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Making money by luck and losing it back by skill—I need to carve this sentence into my brain, it hits so hard.
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The key is still that system. With a framework, there's no panic; without it, staring at candlestick charts is like reading a foreign language.
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Hugs to this friend. "Slow is fast" is so true—let's gently make it through the bear market together.
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LightningHarvester
· 11h ago
Well said, that's exactly the point. Systematic approaches are the way out; otherwise, it's just a gambler's mentality.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 I saw some friends DM me asking about my returns during this period, so I'll briefly share a few words.
Around the middle of last year, I had 50,000 yuan in hand and thought I couldn't let the money just sit in the bank doing nothing. At that time, I was a complete outsider to crypto, and all those K-line charts were overwhelming. Later, I met a friend who does quantitative strategies, and his trading system was really something—not the type that shouts out calls every day, but more about teaching you how to build your own judgment framework.
Now my account balance is just over 380,000. Of course, there were drawdowns along the way; at one point my account had an unrealized loss of 20%, and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous. But I stuck to the risk control rules I set and managed to get through it.
My biggest takeaway is: in the crypto market, the money you make by luck will eventually be lost by skill. Instead of getting envious of all those "skyrocketing miracles," it's better to seriously learn some real skills from people with a solid system. When it comes to investing, slow is fast—once you get your strategy right, making money becomes a natural outcome.