The moment the account balance jumped from four digits to six digits, I stared at the screen in a daze for ten seconds—wasn't this a bug in the system?

The story starts with GIGGLE. That night, I placed a long position at 77.42. To be honest, it was just a wild guess; who knew it would surge like it was pumped up, hitting 223.7 in one go. I watched my account balance grow crazily, my finger hovered over the close position button three times, and in the end, I pocketed 160,000 U, my heart almost jumped out.

But the K-line's soaring momentum was clearly unsustainable. I went short at 215.6 and then it was a torment—prices fluctuating back and forth, my palms were all sweaty. Suddenly, the price plummeted like a kite with a broken string to 195.1, I closed my position in a second and made another 40,000 U.

In just one day, the principal has multiplied by 200 times. Now that I've calmed down and thought about it, making money from both long and short positions is indeed enjoyable, but this wave of luck is too significant. The crypto world is like this; some people become rich overnight while others lose everything in an instant. Next time I enter the market, I need to take a closer look at the risks.