In the face of market conditions, no one is a master. I am a living example — my account quickly shifted from profit to loss in a very short period, and the entire position suffered as well. The principal of 2000U is now only 1955U. Although this 45U loss isn't huge, it’s enough to make one sober.

High-yield investments are like riding a wild horse; the thrill is real, but the risk of falling off is also high. Those highly volatile contracts may seem attractive in terms of risk-reward ratio, but in reality, a single reverse break can cause the account to plummet straight down. My current understanding is: instead of frequently chasing explosive market movements, it’s better to accumulate steadily.

I’ve summarized a few painful lessons. First, preserve the principal — this is the premise of all trading; without the principal, there’s no chance for compound growth. Second, reduce trading frequency and avoid being frequently tempted by the volatility of mainstream coins like ETH. Lastly, it’s a mindset issue; the desire for quick profits often marks the beginning of losses.

My current strategy is simple: slow down, let the account recover gradually, and accumulate in a stable manner. Trading is like a long journey; runners often lose to those who walk steadily.