#数字资产市场动态 A friend came over some time ago to complain that his account only had a few thousand yuan in startup capital, and if he lost more, he wouldn't be able to pay for his child's interest classes. You could tell he was very anxious.

I didn't talk to him about dreams of getting rich overnight; I only set two strict rules: don't chase those hot stocks that surge crazy on the same day, and cut losses immediately if floating losses exceed 5%.

He gritted his teeth and persisted. In the first seven days, he just did small swings to earn some quick money and get a feel for the market. On the eighth day, he sent a trembling voice message: "Oh my God, my account suddenly increased by nearly 3000!" Three months later, he sent a photo of his trip with the caption: "Finally no longer worried about money every day." This is not just about recovering his account, but more importantly, his life rhythm has stabilized again.

Honestly, retail investors are most easily fooled by over-relying on technical indicators, but in reality, they are played around by big capital players. My takeaway is one sentence: watching the real flow of funds is more effective than any indicator.

For those friends who have experienced losses, the trick isn't complicated—don't be greedy or stubborn, exit when the market isn't moving up, and re-enter when it hits bottom. With this approach, many people can recover most of their losses in half a month. In simple terms, it's about discipline, which is enough to outcompete 80% of traders.

Someone not convinced? Go look at those who often disagree with me—they're either deeply trapped or chasing highs and getting smashed. Betting everything every day, losing money, and still blaming others? I'm not bragging; this is what I've learned through years in the market. Stick to this mindset, and you'll know your account's performance best.