In November 2025, BTC crashed from 110,000 to 80,000, and my account evaporated 800,000.

A friend sent a "paper hands" meme: "Don’t confront the whales; it’s safer to clock back into work."

I stared at the remaining 2000 USDT, my last chips.

While others FOMO into meme coins, I stick to my position discipline;

While others trust community signals, I watch the whale movements on Arkham;

While others cry over liquidation, I survived using split accounts and cold wallets to lock in profits.

Single coin position not exceeding 30%, stop-loss nailed at key support levels; if breached, I cut losses without hesitation;

No MACD golden cross and increased volume signals, I resolutely stay in cash;

When profits reach 15%, immediately transfer 50% to cold wallet, denying the market any chance to spike.

In December, expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut warmed up, BTC rebounded at 83,000.

I entered with 20% of my position, and on December 2nd, when BTC surged 7% in one day to 90,000, I took profits in batches as planned.

Then ETH surged 10 points past 3,000, and I used a grid strategy to profit again.

After nine weeks, 2000 USDT grew to 550,000 USDT, just enough for the down payment on a river view apartment.

Someone asked if I could predict the market; I smiled: now there are over 30 million active addresses on the BTC chain, but I never calculate tops and bottoms, only act on confirmed signals.

Losses in the crypto world stem from mindset—

When it rises, they go all in; when it falls, they panic sell, not even daring to set a stop-loss.

Don’t believe the nonsense about "getting rich by luck"; my river view apartment, every brick is built on discipline.

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