#数字货币市场洞察 I've seen too many people blow up their accounts and then blame the market afterwards. But do you really think it’s the market’s fault?

I know a guy who was completely wrecked last year when his account was down to just 2,700 USDT. It wasn't because he missed the bull run, it was because of his own actions—he went all-in every time, chased pumps, panicked during dips. After a few rounds of this, his principal kept shrinking.

Later, he figured things out and changed his approach with three iron rules:

Don’t touch those hyped coins everyone is talking about;
Only risk 10%-20% of his account each time;
Only make a move when there’s a high-conviction signal.

Three days later, he sent me a screenshot—account balance at 45,228 USDT. From 2,700 to 45k, a 15x return, even he was stunned. That’s when he realized that so-called “lucky flips” are nonsense; the key is nailing the rhythm, and the money will come to you.

Why do most people blow up?

They want to double their money as soon as they enter, never set a stop-loss;
They FOMO in when they see the chart pump, and panic sell at the slightest dip;
They’re completely driven by emotion and the charts.

There are opportunities everywhere, but their accounts keep going to zero.

Want to turn things around? First, get these points straight:

This market never lacks opportunities, what’s lacking is your ability to stay steady. The ones who really make money don’t just talk about doubling their account, they have a clear strategy and the discipline to execute it.

As long as you can do that, it’s only a matter of time before your account grows. The market always has meat on the table—the question is whether you have the chopsticks to pick it up.