#数字货币市场洞察 A trader turned 200,000 into 1.5 million in 10 days—this number has been spreading like wildfire in the community recently.

His position list is very simple: all short positions, BTC opened at an average price of $91,600, SOL locked in around $135, and all 15 trades were profitable. It looks like he caught the perfect timing for a short-term pullback, but the other side of the story is even more thought-provoking: this trader once made 30 million in a single month in September, but by November, his account went back to square one.

Between getting rich overnight and going to zero, sometimes it takes just one wrong judgment.

The most common mistake retail investors make isn't not understanding the market trend, but being unable to control themselves after seeing others make money. Heavy shorting requires not just courage, but an almost rigorous understanding of market rhythm—knowing when to enter, exactly where to exit, and accepting losses at a certain point—all lessons paid for with real money.

True composure isn't about copying someone else's position, but figuring out how much volatility you can actually handle. There are always opportunities in the market, but what's lacking are people who can preserve their principal long enough to catch the next chance. Instead of envying other people's results, it's better to spend time figuring out your own maximum possible loss on a trade, setting your profit targets, and knowing when to call it quits when certain signals appear.

Those who truly survive in the market for the long run never rely on a single genius move to turn things around, but on consistently only earning money they truly understand.