#美国贸易赤字状况 A late-night voice call in July, and the voice on the other end was choked with emotion.

This guy has been struggling in the cryptocurrency market for years, filled with blood and tears. He entered Bitcoin early with 2000 yuan, but sold out when he didn’t hold on; later, he played altcoins and once made 500,000 US dollars, swelling his ego; then during the LUNA crash, he was hit hard. Divorce, losing custody of his children, selling his house—his belongings finally dwindled to only 140,000 US dollars. At that moment, he said: "I have nothing left, I just want to turn things around one last time."

My advice is straightforward: don’t think about reaching the top in one step, learn to start from zero first. The stronger the desire to turn things around, the more likely the result will be messy. Instead of rushing, be steady. Start with mainstream coins, take it step by step. Don’t envy others’ wealth when they get rich quickly, and control your impulses when your fingers itch. Those who have experienced extreme hardship need to learn patience the most.

After more than half a year of accumulation, the 140,000 US dollars turned into 320,000. He said the pace was slow, but he felt at peace inside, and he could sleep well every night.

October arrived, and signals of change appeared. It’s time to make a real move. $BIFI, COAI, MYX, AIA—several ambush points, it’s time to strike. His account soared from 320,000 to 3.1 million. He was stunned—his first time seeing six-figure numbers in his account.

But I knew there was still a thorn in his heart—LUNA.

"Would you dare to touch that thing again?"

"Both hate and fear."

"Hate keeps you alert, fear keeps you cautious. Let’s go back and take back everything it ate from you, including the principal and interest."

First round: Long entry at 0.08, exit at 0.16, with a profit of 198,000 dollars.

Second round: Immediately short at 0.16, take profit at 0.106, earning another 243,000 dollars.

Third round: Re-establish a long position at 0.106, fully close at 0.17, with another 260,000 dollars.

After three trading cycles, he didn’t speak. It was a long time before he replied: "This time, I am truly free."

His account balance settled at 3.86 million dollars.

Recently, he sent a photo—he got married again, and his new wife looks quite elegant. He said he now transfers money every month to his ex-wife and children’s accounts, fulfilling his responsibilities. The losses from the past can’t be recovered, but from now on, he can walk upright on his life path.

The world of cryptocurrency has never been motivational chicken soup. It repeatedly presses you to the ground, wears down your arrogance, and then allows you to grow new resilience on your own.