#数字资产市场动态 The account started with 900U. When I owed 310,000U, I finally understood what true collapse really means.

Endless debt collection texts from the bank, notifications on my phone became tools of psychological torment. During the day, I was in a daze; at night, I tossed and turned until dawn. My eyes glued to the screen, my state of watching the market was as frantic as a gambler’s. When the market surged, I panicked and missed out; when it plummeted, I couldn’t stop selling in fear. My heartbeat danced up and down with the K-line, and I had become unrecognizable.

The real turning point was when I pressed the pause button.

Looking at that 900U, a wave of fear hit me hard — if I continued like this, the 310,000U pit would turn into 610,000U. At this lowest point, I met someone. He didn’t give me empty promises, didn’t encourage me to go all-in; he only said one thing: The problem isn’t the market direction, the problem is your trading logic.

At that moment, I understood everything.

What I did afterward seemed simple: don’t chase rallies, don’t blindly bottom-fish, stop emotional trading, only follow the rhythm and stick to the direction. Small positions explore and accumulate data; large positions follow the trend and harvest after confirmation. Stop-loss stopped being a forced choice and became as natural as breathing.

It took two months for the account to grow from 900U to 3,800U. That was the first time in a long, long time I saw hope.

In the third month, the account exceeded 10,000U, and repaying debts was no longer a bottomless pit. In half a year, I reversed from -310,000U to +1,230,000U. It wasn’t luck or talent, just finding the right direction, locking in the rhythm, and following the right mindset.

The most terrifying thing about debt isn’t the lack of money, but the despair of self-denial. But once you clear this fog, you’ll realize that the power of direction far exceeds brute force. Persist with the correct rhythm for a month or two, and light will naturally shine through.

If you’re still struggling with losses, anxiety, and chaos, let’s talk. I’ve been through that darkness, and I know very well — more important than effort is heading in the right direction.