As an investor who has been navigating the cryptocurrency market for ten years, I am well aware of the challenges and opportunities in this field. In the first three years of entering the crypto world, I experienced painful losses, with my principal shrinking from 1 million to less than 300,000. During this period, my family relationships were on the verge of collapse, and I even stayed home for nearly two months. However, I firmly believe that I can make a comeback.

In the fourth year, I made a significant decision: to quit my job and fully devote myself to cryptocurrency trading. I began to seriously analyze past mistakes, learn the strategies of successful investors, and gradually adjust my approach. Slowly, my account started to show profits, and this transition from loss to profit was indeed hard-earned.

Through continuous exploration, I found that a combination of medium and short-term operational strategies is the most effective. No longer blindly pursuing short-term trading, but instead formulating a long-term plan for the account, this method has helped me achieve considerable compound growth. After years of effort, I successfully increased the remaining 300,000 yuan to over 45.7 million yuan.

In this process, I have summarized some valuable experiences. The most important point is: when the market shows a rapid rise followed by a slow decline, it usually indicates that the main capital is laying out positions. In this case, investors should not be easily shaken out of the market.

I experienced a situation like this in 2020: a certain mainstream cryptocurrency surged by 15% within half a day. At that time, I panicked and sold half of my holdings. However, the expected crash did not occur; instead, the cryptocurrency began to steadily rise after a slight adjustment of 5%. By the time I realized my mistake and wanted to buy back in, I had already missed most of the gains.

This experience made me understand that a rapid rise is usually the main force testing the market depth, while the subsequent slow pullback is to wash away some floating chips. For long-term investors, this is often a good buying opportunity, rather than a selling signal.

Looking back at the investment journey of the past decade, I deeply realize that achieving success in the cryptocurrency market requires not only courage and determination but also continuous learning and strategy adjustment. Every mistake is a valuable learning opportunity, and every success is hard-won.