Market fluctuations in the crypto world can drive people crazy, can't they? Instead of asking whether it's possible, ask yourself if you've endured it.

Those bloody cases are happening every day. Last night, someone was holding assets worth millions, and after a good sleep, their account plunged by 30%. They lied to themselves, saying "it's not a big deal." By morning? Only enough for breakfast. Someone watched a certain altcoin drop from $1 to $0.1, then to $0.000001, and finally get delisted, with the entire dream vanishing in just a few candlesticks. 1.2 million in assets evaporated in three days—this isn't a fantasy in crypto, it's routine.

Why is the crypto market so deadly? The reason is actually simple—24/7 nonstop operation, no daily limit protections, leverage tools everywhere, trash coins with no bottom. Losing half your assets in a day is common, and a single negative news can wipe you out completely. The market never waits for you to react.

Here's a piece of advice for those wanting to survive: avoid leverage if you can, and steer clear of small-cap coins. Most people don't die because they misjudge the market direction, but because—they never make it to the rebound.

In this market, just staying alive means you've already won. Only those who survive have the right to enjoy a real bull market.