Some people say they've lost 200k, others 400k. In fact, that's not too much; it’s still bearable. In the crypto world, there are people who lose tens of millions or even a billion. For a salaried worker, losing a few million means there’s really no way to turn things around in this lifetime, and they can only go to Sanhe to become a god. Now that the losses aren't too much, it's time to wake up quickly; exiting the market is the best option. In reality, true wealth is already determined by one's destiny, and if there’s no wealth in fate, no matter how hard you struggle, it's all in vain. If you don’t have money, just live a simple life. If others live in luxury houses, you can live in a rental. If others eat Japanese food, you can have fast food or pork knuckle rice. If others date models, you can find someone from a small alley for 50 bucks. Having a car that works for transportation is enough. You say, how much can you spend to meet basic needs? These material things have diminishing marginal utility; as long as you have what you need, don't pursue too much luxury. I trade mainly out of interest; money is not something I'm particularly short of. Retail investors tend to become fuel because they like to take Heavy Positions and go all out. This isn't just in trading; it's the same in life. Reckless behavior is a rewritten version of the word 'grave.' Who can save you from this character flaw?