2025-12-14 11:20:21

#加密生态动态追踪 From LUNA's sharp decline to holding steady for 28 months without liquidation: How I survived

Honestly, the crash of $LUNC made me see myself clearly at my most embarrassing moment. 2.17 million turned directly into 40,000, and in that instant, my mind froze. But it was this feeling of hitting rock bottom that woke me up—realizing that trading is not a gambler's game, but a responsibility to myself and to those who trust me around.

Breaking the old way of life, building a new system

After the disaster of $LUNA2, I underwent a thorough self-reformation:

· Dropped all delusions of leverage, started treating trading as a craft to earn a living
· Gathered a group of friends who had been beaten by the market, set strict rules: no chasing myths of the trend, only focusing on compound interest
· Used $USDC as a stabilizer, constantly asking myself "how can I survive longer" with every buy and sell

Discipline is your armor

How to do it specifically? Four ironclad principles:

1. **Position must be layered**: Start with small amounts to test, only add when the direction is confirmed
2. **Stop-loss is like breathing**: Strictly limit losses to 1% of total funds per trade; admit mistakes and quit, don’t hesitate
3. **Only engage in confirmed opportunities**: 4-hour K-line and daily chart must both be strong, volume must genuinely increase, only then act
4. **Breakouts must pass three hurdles**: After breaking new highs, volume must follow, and support must hold for three days before trusting; otherwise, it’s a false breakout

Results will speak for you

This seemingly simple method carried us through the craziest turbulence of 2023. Our team grew from about ten to over a thousand people. Most importantly—28 consecutive months without anyone getting liquidated.

Some paid off their mortgages, others saved an emergency fund for their families. There are no miracles in the crypto world, but those who understand the rules can indeed find stability and peace of mind.

The lessons from the crash taught me more than making money

What does a true winner look like? Not those sensational stories of sudden wealth, but:

Account performance stabilizes, mindset no longer swings with the K-line, and you can sleep peacefully at home

One person can run fast, but a system and a team can go far.

There’s no story of soaring to the sky; only the feeling that each day you learn a little more than yesterday and gradually grow stronger. Not being a chopped chive, we move steadily forward. 💪

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blockBoy

· 2025-12-17 08:18

2.17 million to 40,000 in one move, that really hurt me. It's even more painful than watching others get liquidated. This set of rules is really strict—stop loss at 1%, layered positions... It sounds boring to death, but it really helps you live longer. 28 months without liquidation? That's almost a miracle in the crypto world. Not chasing the hot trends and sticking to compound interest really hit me. I need to reflect. Moving steadily forward is much more comfortable than sudden wealth. That’s true winning.

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ForkThisDAO

· 2025-12-16 14:10

The moment when 2.17 million becomes 40,000, I can imagine how desperate that must have been, but honestly, this kind of thing is too common in the crypto world. The key is how to survive afterward; this guy's mindset is indeed clear-headed. People who understand discipline really make money this way, not relying on luck. 28 months without a margin call is quite impressive. A 1% stop-loss is very strict, but it's also because of that rigidity that one can survive longer. I've seen too many "next time for sure" that ended up with no next time at all. Having a system and a team of people is more valuable than anything else. Going solo is too easy to be beaten down by the market.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 2025-12-16 05:47

I truly empathize with the move from 2.17 million to 40,000; that kind of feeling can really mess a person up... But now looking at your system, it’s definitely got some substance. Discipline is easy to talk about but really hard to implement. The rule of stopping loss at 1% is really tough; most people simply can't do it, always thinking about recouping losses. Not having a margin call in 28 months is indeed impressive, but I’m curious—out of these thousands of people, how many are still truly坚持ing...

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EagleEye

· 2025-12-15 02:39

watching closely

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TokenStorm

· 2025-12-14 11:50

I looked at the backtesting data, and the condition of both the 4-hour and daily charts trending strongly at the same time occurred 89 times last year, with a success rate of 68%...but honestly, the most heartbreaking part of this story is that 2.17 million turned into 40,000. I've experienced something similar, and it feels like being pressed to the ground by the market and rubbed repeatedly. Two months without a liquidation sounds impressive, but on-chain data shows that less than 5% of people can truly stick to a 1% stop loss. I bet that guy is in that 5%, and I also bet that I'm not. But to be fair, this systematic theory sounds very solid, but I always feel that the real eye of the storm is in those moments of "breaking the rules"...but there's no way around it; you still have to stick to the discipline, or else the next one to get liquidated will be me. 228 months without a liquidation, friend, this data needs to be verified with on-chain wallets to be trusted—after all, in the crypto world, you know what they say... This approach won't multiply your assets tenfold, but it can definitely keep you alive. I'm currently debating whether to adopt this system as well, but it feels really boring.

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AirdropFatigue

· 2025-12-14 11:50

When I went from 2.17 million to 40,000, I truly understood—not all persistence is called faith; sometimes, it's just about staying alive. --- 28 months without liquidation sounds great, but the real test is whether you can look at your account at 3 a.m. without pulling your hair out. --- Stop-loss at 1% sounds simple, but when it comes to execution, who doesn't want to take a gamble? It all depends on how disciplined you are. --- Feels like everyone is right, but why do I still tend to go all-in during breakthroughs like I’m sleepwalking? --- People who understand the rules can survive; greedy ones feed the fish. The crypto world is this cruel.

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GasFeeSobber

· 2025-12-14 11:49

2.17 million becomes 40,000 in an instant—it's really a test of human nature... I've heard many stories like this, but not many can hold on for 28 months without liquidation. The rule of stopping loss at 1% sounds simple, but actually sticking to it is something few can endure. Only those who pay off their mortgage are true winners, I believe in that.

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GasOptimizer

· 2025-12-14 11:41

Honestly, I experienced the moment from 2.17 million to 40,000 myself, and that feeling really was like dying once. But I later realized that trading without discipline is self-destruction. System>Talent, there’s no shortcut on this path, only boring repetition and patience. 28 months without a margin call sounds simple, but behind it is a daily fight against greed. Some people still dream of tenfold or hundredfold gains; we can all sleep more peacefully, and that’s enough. 28 consecutive months without a margin call basically means turning trading into a job rather than gambling. Many people don’t understand where this turning point lies; it’s really about whether you’re willing to admit you’re not a genius. It feels like your logic is similar to my current mindset: small positions, strict stop-loss, waiting for the right opportunity. The biggest lie in the crypto world is getting rich overnight; surviving is the top priority. My friend kept telling me that stable compound interest isn’t interesting. Later, he sold his car to add to his position, and he’s still paying off debt. The data from these 28 months should be more convincing to those still sleepwalking than any motivational speech.

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MetaEggplant

· 2025-12-14 11:21

Really, this is the correct way to stay alive in the crypto world. The moment from 2.17 million to 40,000... Damn, just thinking about it makes me feel bad for you, but on the other hand, this loss truly was the most expensive tuition fee. The most heartbreaking part is that phrase "One person can run fast, but only systems and people can go far"—it's spot on. Too many people get stuck in self-hype and fail.

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