How painful is the taste of huge losses? Heart pounding, hands trembling, and only one thought left in the mind: "What am I doing?"

Want to vent, smash things, blame everyone — go ahead, allow yourself to collapse. But there's a bigger pit to avoid: don't pretend you're not hurt.

The pain you've forced yourself to suppress will eventually come back in a more ferocious way. The real killer isn't losing money, but losing everything without learning anything.

The tragedy for most retail investors is this: they are eager to recover their losses and prove their intelligence, but end up like an algorithm stuck in a local optimum, oscillating around the wrong point, repeatedly reenacting the same story. Continuing to lose with different coins, trying different strategies — the core problem remains unchanged.

And how do those who do things differently play?

After a loss, their first reaction isn't emotional breakdown, but stepping back to analyze the system — where are the issues, where did risk control fail, where must it be permanently shut down. No market complaints, no self-pity, just coldly upgrading their framework. Every bleed becomes a competitive barrier unique to you. Others would need ten times the effort to learn what you understand now.

So this loss isn't here to crush you; it's here to calibrate you.

With the right mindset and system, future growth will accelerate beyond reason. From now until 2026, it’s not about luck-based rebounds, but about evolution and refinement after each failure. Allow the pain, but don't let it be in vain. Enter the next cycle with a clearer system and a more stable mindset — that’s true turnaround.