# Removed the “Gambling Key”, I went from 7000U to 600000U #加密市场反弹 #加密市场观察

It was only after I personally removed the “Gambling Key” from the keyboard that I truly survived in the crypto world.

That year, two liquidations occurred, with 400000U evaporating overnight, leaving only 7000U in my account. During the days when I only dared to order vegetarian meals, hesitating even to add an egg, I pieced together all my liquidation screenshots into a grid and stared at it for 48 hours. My eyes reddened as I finally realized: the enemy was never the market; it was my inability to control my hands and my insatiable greed.

I resolutely cut off all connections: I covered the frequently used mouse keys with band-aids and wrote down the “Three No Iron Laws” — no gambling on the market, no stubbornly resisting trends, and never mentioning “turning around”.

The first order was just to warm up: I entered ETH at 1750 and exited at 1820, +12%. The account returned to 7800U. What I earned from this trade wasn’t money, but the confidence of “I can still operate calmly”.

The second order followed the trend: On September 7, BNB's daily line broke below MA30, with volume increasing by 120%. I followed the trend and opened a 3x short position, only adding 10% of my position for every 3% drop, never adding more out of excitement. I held on to my target and took 24000U — for the first time I understood that “stability” earns more in the long run than “aggressiveness”.

The third order countered a false move: When BTC surged to 102000, the net outflow on-chain reached 180 million U, clearly a setup to induce buying. I had already placed my short orders in batches, eating down from 102000 to 96000, and after three days of fierce profit, my account surged to 30000U.

After that, I completely understood: the market never became simpler; it was just that I no longer added drama to myself. I locked my position at 10%, wrote stop-loss and take-profit as a script, and shut down immediately after placing my orders. Missing out on surges, staying in cash became the norm.

From 7000U to 600000U, there were no miraculous operations, only the discipline to cut power immediately when my hands itched. Contracts were never an ATM; they were a filter for self-discipline — filtering out impulsive gamblers and leaving behind those who are tough on themselves.

Those who can survive and still earn in the crypto world are always the ones who first cut themselves.

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