Speaking of the trading experience over the past year, it’s been a bit nerve-wracking. At first, a friend invited me in, and I deposited 150 yuan to try my luck. As a result, the software kept popping up virus alerts, so I was a bit uneasy and deleted it. I didn’t even have time to withdraw the money before it was stranded.

Later, I thought since I was already in, why not give it another shot? After all, major coins like BTC should be relatively stable. So I deposited again, but without fully understanding the trading rules, I clicked around randomly, and in 3 minutes, the 150 yuan evaporated to 20 yuan. At that moment, I was a bit overwhelmed and added another 100 yuan, hoping to recover my losses.

Now that I have time during the winter break, I’ve taken a serious look at the trading logic. Over the past two days, I’ve been consistently making small 0.5u trades, exiting smoothly each time. Although the steps are small, the key is stability. After two days of operation, I finally recovered the previous 150 yuan.

Through this experience, I’ve realized one thing — trading shouldn’t be rushed. The more you want to quickly recover your losses, the easier it is to fall into a trap. Instead of going all-in at once, it’s better to steadily make 0.5u trades like I’m doing now and accumulate slowly.