#ETH走势分析 once held nearly ten million.

My husband ran away, my new boyfriend was a scammer, my marital home was mortgaged, and all my money was gone.

This isn't a story; it's my real experience from 2019.

That year, my floating profits in crypto made me arrogant, thinking I was chosen by the market. It wasn't until my marriage collapsed, I got scammed in a relationship, and my family turned against me, that I finally understood what it meant to be abandoned by everyone during the crypto winter. No one tells you that the cruelty of crypto isn't just on the K-line chart, but lies even deeper in the abyss of human nature.

After climbing out of the ruins, I lived with my 3-year-old daughter in an old house on the outskirts of the city. During the day, I took care of my child; at night, I stayed up watching the markets. Using a demo account, I licked my wounds, etching the pain of every liquidation and the despair of every position stuck at a loss into my bones.

The six survival rules I’ve summarized, each paid for with real money:

Rule 1: Don’t chase after surges, don’t sell during slow climbs.
Rule 2: If there’s a waterfall drop, you must get out—bottom fishing is suicidal.
Rule 3: Heavy volume at the top is the death knell.
Rule 4: Bottoms are endured, not caught.
Rule 5: Don’t just stare at the K-line, understand human nature.
Rule 6: It takes more courage to hold cash than to go all-in.

The ultimate lessons I learned from three liquidations:
- Borrowed money is a death sentence.
- Those who go all-in will eventually hit zero.
- Only after surviving a bear market are you qualified to talk about a bull market.

Now I own 4 apartments in Hangzhou. I never brag about how great I am, because I know there are no legends in this market, only survivors.

I’m not trading crypto—I’m undergoing a baptism in blood.