#数字资产市场动态 After losing 360,000 last year, my sister's trading career took a big turn.

She really broke down at that time. Deleted apps, smashed her phone, stayed alone in her study for three days, and no one answered when I brought her food at the door. It wasn't until spring came that she slowly got back on her feet.

The next time we met at the tea house, she took out her phone—her account still had 3,600 USDT.

"Just enough to turn it around," she said, "Either admit defeat or try again."

Unexpectedly, this small amount of capital really helped her start gradually. From a few thousand to over 100,000 USDT, not only did she recover her losses, but she also made an extra 30,000. Later, I understood that she was simply afraid of losing again.

She used to like going all-in, but now? She never risks more than a quarter of her position on a single trade. When floating losses hit 10%, she cuts immediately, with no hesitation. "Protect the principal," she said, "and there's always a chance to turn things around."

When the market pushes up, she goes long with a small position; when it drops, she tries shorting. Once she made six or seven thousand USDT in one trade, but she wasn't even excited. The smartest part is this—she only keeps 15% of each profit to continue trading, and withdraws the rest to her wallet.

"Slow and steady beats losing everything," she says.

She's not a professional trader; she just learned not to be greedy. Later, she even helped a friend grow from 2,000 USDT to nearly 10,000, and gave a helping hand when her friend's account was about to blow up.

That's when I realized, there is no real dead end in the crypto world. As long as you stick to the rules, even if you only have a little bit left, you can gradually find hope.

Many people keep circling in the same trap, and the problem isn't a lack of effort, but truly not finding the right guidance. The market is never short of opportunities; what’s missing is the right person to lead you.