The most important thing for traders who bet on the second tier is not how much U is in their account, but how much money is left in their bank account. I have made at least three small capital investments exceeding 137 million yuan. But now the cash in my bank account is only 30 million, and I feel like it's quite a failure. Not every time the fruits of victory can be perfectly accumulated, and withdrawals often only begin when there is a large drawdown. Why? Because my trading was done recklessly, in my eyes, the control of risk control positions in your mouth is either full position or choosing full position with leverage, there are only two options. So it's fast, especially fast. If you give me a big market in a day, I can make 200wu with 7wu. I can also make 27wu with 5500u. It only takes no more than 24 hours. But what about losing money? Simply put, it takes three days to withdraw 65%. For example, last time when I had a single account, I was able to empty my iron head empty Ethereum 4300 to 4750, and I lost quickly. I lost up to 15 million yuan in one day, and lost twice. I lost 12 million yuan in one order and 3 million yuan in one order, and my status was not very good that day. So withdraw more, consume more, and buy houses, cars, watches, and luxury goods that don't make you look extravagant. These are things you can keep in the market, things you can hold on to, and won't be immediately switched to a U-shaped contract to continue fighting and losing at any time. Be calm in the face of a major setback. It's yours. If you can catch it, you'll eventually be able to come back. It doesn't really matter how much capital you invest, but of course, if you give enough money, you can try and make countless mistakes. Your trading decisions won't be affected by whether you have more or less money (there's no difference between trading tens or millions of yuan in Bitcoin and Ethereum). And I don't like success studies, nor do I like chicken soup. I just feel touched when I see a certain phenomenon or recall my own experience. Many times, I think about myself being shattered by the market and life, and having to get up and gamble over and over again. It's really stupid. What if it fails? What if we didn't get through the last one? What if we really reach a dead end? So whenever anyone calls me 'Teacher of the Condor Heroes', I really can't accept such a title. I survived because I was lucky enough, that's all. Someone is going to drop the little pearl again. Stop crying and be honest.