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#数字货币市场洞察 From unrealized losses to doubling the account, I’ve witnessed the greatest comeback
Last August, a friend sent me a screenshot of his positions and asked if he should cut his losses. When I looked—he was holding long positions in ETH and SOL with unrealized losses exceeding $1 million. At that moment, his mindset had already collapsed.
Many people would choose to cut their losses in situations like this. But I didn’t suggest that. I repeatedly analyzed his entry points; although he had indeed bought at a local high during consolidation, there were no fatal bearish signals in the market structure yet. I told him: Stay calm, don’t move.
The waiting that followed was tough. But eventually, the market rebounded. We exited at a relatively high point, not only turning the loss around but also making an extra $500,000 in profit.
Since then, he no longer watches the market alone. We started analyzing charts and planning trades together. Recently, positions like COAI and MYX have performed exceptionally well, and our timing has been spot-on. The account balance has climbed to a new level.
Now, his main account’s total assets exceed $20 million. Even smarter, he left 30 BTC in his spot account as a stabilizer, using the rest of the funds to look for the next opportunity.
I’m not sharing this to brag. In fact, in the crypto world, 99% of people will make major mistakes at some point—whether it’s panic selling, stubbornly holding losing positions, or making erratic moves out of anxiety. But making mistakes isn’t the end; how you respond to those mistakes is the real turning point.
Profit ceilings are fixed, but losses have no bottom. If you’re currently stuck in a deep drawdown, constantly questioning yourself, or looking for a non-gambling, non-stubborn holding strategy, let’s have a good talk. Stability is the only path to long-term, sustainable success.