#数字资产市场动态 Last year, a friend of mine got liquidated in the crypto world and lost a big chunk of money.

She closed her position for three days, and when she came back, she had completely changed. Her account dropped from hundreds of thousands to the last principal — just a little bit left.

She didn't choose to lie flat; instead, she said, "Since there's still principal, there's still a chance to turn things around."

What happened next was truly impressive. Using her last bit of funds, she surprisingly gradually made her way back. From just a few thousand at the bottom, she managed to grow it to over a hundred thousand, not only plugging the hole but also earning an extra profit.

I asked her how she did it. She smiled and said, "All the lessons learned came from real money."

She summarized her own trading discipline:

- No single position should exceed a quarter of the total principal;
- When floating losses reach 10%, cut losses decisively and don't argue with yourself;
- Gave up all the tricks of guessing tops and bottoms, and completely follow the trend;
- After making money, only keep a small part to continue rolling over, and immediately cash out the rest.

"What's the point of being slow? Compared to ending up at zero, slow is survival. As long as there's principal, there's a tomorrow." That's how she said it, and that's how she did it.

Later, she also helped friends, turning 2,000 yuan of starting capital into nearly 10,000, and repeatedly reminded others to cut losses when necessary.

Thinking carefully, there really are no dead ends in the crypto market. Those who can stick to their discipline, even with very little principal, can gradually accumulate opportunities. Many people are not lacking effort; they just lack that lamp that can shine into the darkness. The market is always there, but what truly pulls you out of trouble are often the trading rules learned through countless lessons and paid for with blood and tears.