#密码资产动态追踪 When I saw Xiao K that day, his eyes were terribly red—aftereffects of staring at the screen for too long, bloodshot eyes everywhere, looking like he crawled out of an abyss.

He threw over a screenshot of his account. Balance: 800U. Followed by a long string of liquidation records, shocking to see. He didn’t say much, only left a sentence: I’ve had enough of losing money all the time, I want to turn things around. He also mentioned the coins $PIPPIN and $HYPER.

I asked him directly: Do you want to keep gambling with luck, or do you want to truly climb out of this pit? He was silent for a long time before saying: I want to start over.

From that moment on, he changed. His impulsiveness, his reckless habits—all were gradually corrected. I told him to first stabilize his mindset, start by reducing his position size, find his rhythm, and don’t think about getting rich overnight. The first step is to avoid being repeatedly wiped out by the market.

In the first week, he was cautious as if walking on thin ice, every trade was extremely careful. It was this caution that made him truly realize—stability itself is a kind of ability.

His account balance was jumping: 800U → 1800U → 4200U. Not much, but for him, these gains reignited his confidence.

In the second month, he sent a voice message, his voice trembling: Bro, I don’t think I’m here to be cannon fodder. The account has already grown to over 70,000U.

By the third month, his words were even more decisive: I used to be led by the market, but now I can control the situation. He sent a screenshot at the end of the month, balance: 301,000U. He stared at the number for a long time before saying: Bro, I’ve really turned things around.

I understood that he was not just turning around his account balance, but his entire mindset, way of thinking, and redefining himself.

He climbed out of the ruins of 800U, not relying on miracles or luck, but on fighting against his past self every single day for these three months—fighting impulsiveness, fighting emotions, fighting those bad habits that once sent him into liquidation hell.

He later said: Turning things around isn’t a sudden explosion, it’s learning not to make the same mistakes again.

I smiled: You’ve long stopped being a losing trader in the crypto world.

If you’re also in a low point, want to understand one thing: what changes your destiny is never how much initial capital you have, but whether you can reinvent a completely new self.