Post-90s, crypto circle, debt of 920,000, now assets worth tens of millions.

It sounds like a feel-good story, but I tell you, this path is not cool at all.

In those years, the first thing I did when I woke up every day was not check the market, but do the math.
Calculate how much I need to repay today, how long I can hold on, and how I can turn things around with a big move.

The result is simple:
The more anxious, the more loss.
The more I rely on luck, the more the market teaches me a lesson.
Heavy positions, all-in bets, emotional trading...
In the end, I didn't even have the courage to open the trading app.

What truly changed me was not a big profit, but finally admitting a fact:
I'm not the chosen one, I don't deserve to win by luck.

From that day on, I started doing "certain things."
If I can't see the trend clearly, I stay out of the market.
For every trade, I first consider how much I could lose, then how much I could gain.
Always leave a way out in my positions, never push myself to the edge of a cliff.

Initially, it was really slow, as slow as a snail.
But I could clearly feel that my asset curve started to smooth out, and my mind was no longer being pulled by the market every day.

That steady, solid feeling is more reassuring than any floating profit.

Later, when the market came, opportunities appeared before my eyes.
The reason I dared to go in was because I had already figured out how to exit.
Take profits step by step, control risks bit by bit.
Unconsciously, the snowball kept rolling bigger and bigger.

Looking back, it wasn't the crypto world that made me, but I learned to survive first.
The market only rewards those who are prepared.
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