Originally, I just wanted to break even, but ended up flipping 20 times in one go:
From being cut to surviving, what players rely on are these three reverse thinking strategies that no one tells you.
To be honest —
When I first entered the crypto world, I only wanted to earn back the little money I had lost.
But things didn't go as planned:
I didn't expect that in just a month, from being a small player with only a few hundred dollars, I managed to flip it 20 times.
I summarized three crucial points — they may seem worthless when explained, but if you can implement them, they are valuable.
Reverse Thinking 1: Don’t chase after sharp rises, don’t bottom-fish during sharp declines.
You need to understand:
The ones who truly make money are not those who rush in, but those who wait for their price in advance.
When the market is surging, the more you want to chase it, the easier it is for it to counterattack you.
When the market is crashing, the more you want to catch the bottom, the easier it is for it to continue pushing you down.
The key to my later success was this phrase:
If you don’t understand it, don’t act. If you act, don’t act recklessly.
🧍♂️ Reverse Thinking 2: When others are increasing their positions, I reduce mine.
When others are emotionally explosive, I take a break.
Most people lose money not because they are wrong, but because they “can't help themselves.”
The most chaotic moments are when you are most easily driven away from rationality by emotions.
What I avoided was not just risk, but also impulse.
🧩 Reverse Thinking 3: Never place an order saying “I must make back my losses today.”
Listen to this:
If you place an order with emotions, the market will teach you a lesson.
In the past, every time I lost money, I would think: “Today I must get it back!”
As a result, the more I tried to make up for it, the more I lost, and the more I gambled.
Later, during that 20 times flip, I told myself every day:
“Today, earning 10%, 5%, or even 3% is enough. Enough is enough.”
Let me tell you something you haven’t thought of:
Many people can’t double their money because they can’t even stop when they should.
