When I only had 5000U left, I didn't rush to place an order.

Honestly, I was close to packing up and leaving if I lost a little more. But precisely because of that, I became more calm.

What was the first step I took? Stop the bleeding. Cut all those messy positions from before, stay out of the market for three days. No going against the trend, no chasing highs, no emotional trading—this isn't just a slogan, it's something I execute step by step.

Then I focus on just one thing: waiting.

Waiting for what? Waiting for the main trend to become clear, waiting for technical signals to show definite clues. Check if key levels for #2026年比特币价格展望 main cryptocurrencies are in place. Only when these two conditions are met will I consider adding leverage.

Here's the key—adding leverage is to amplify the win rate, not to be bold. These are two different things.

For every trade, I plan ahead: if I’m wrong, where is the stop loss; if I’m right, where is the target. I don’t take many trades, but each one is well thought out. If I’m wrong, I admit it; I never hold on stubbornly.

And so, the 5000U slowly grew back. The process isn’t exciting, but it’s quite steady.

In the crypto world, you can turn the tide against the wind, but the prerequisite is that you first learn to survive. Those who understand the rhythm and can control risk are the ones who deserve to use leverage. Others will eventually pay the tuition.