#美SEC促进加密创新监管体系 When I first got on board, I was like most people - staring blankly at the Candlestick charts, my mind filled with "How many times can this order multiply?".
Watching $YALA rise, I chase; $ARC falls, I buy the dip. Full position, leveraging, I feel like I can hit every rhythm right.
After three months, the account exploded five times.
Three times it was chasing the rise and got on board — shortly after entering, the pullback came and I was directly swept away. Twice it was bottom fishing and soaring — thought it had hit the bottom, but the halving was just the beginning.
During that time, I watched the market every day, my hands trembling so much that I couldn't even press the close button steadily. The numbers in my account turned red and green, green and red, as if mocking me.
My friend said to be steady, and I laughed: "If the bull market doesn't surge, should I just wait to lose?"
Later I understood - having the right direction does not mean you will win. When your mindset collapses, being fully invested is a slow suicide.
Lying in bed late at night, numbers still jumping in my mind. That's when I understood that the most ruthless thing in the crypto world is not the market fluctuations, but the impulse you can't control.
Making money doesn't depend on whom you learn the skills from, nor does it depend on which trend you chase. What matters is whether you can hit the brakes at the edge of liquidation.
I started reviewing and summarized a few principles:
**First Rule**——Don't go all in. Divide your position into at least three parts, leaving yourself a way out. **Article 2**——Set your take profit and stop loss in advance. Don't let emotions take the lead. **Article 3**——Only deal with familiar targets and trends. Small coins are a hundred times dream, wake up. **Article 4**——Reviewing is more important than watching the market. If you make a mistake once, you need to understand why you made the mistake.
Since then, I no longer blindly chase after rising prices and sell at dips, nor am I led by Candlestick charts. I maintain my rhythm and roll my capital with discipline.
Ask yourself: Will you continue to be a victim, or will you be among those who laugh last?
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LiquidityNinja
· 11-27 12:50
Oh, you said it too truthfully, those five times of getting liquidated were indeed hellish difficulty.
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Full position with leverage, I almost mortgaged my house too, can't laugh at all.
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"When your mindset collapses, a full position is just chronic suicide," this phrase should be framed and posted on the wall.
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Buying the dip and missing out is the most despairing; you clearly thought you were buying low, but a 50% slump was just the prologue, really.
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That moment when my hands trembled and I couldn't stabilize the close position button hit me hard; I’ve also experienced nights lying in bed with numbers jumping in my head.
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The problem is that many people know these four principles, but how many can stick to them, sigh.
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It’s easy to say not to let the candlestick lead you by the nose, but when it comes to action... it’s still the same saying, discipline is the most expensive thing.
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FlippedSignal
· 11-26 09:50
It's too true. I've also experienced those days of Full Position, and thinking back on it now is quite terrifying.
How could it be so easy to be emotionally hijacked? Reviewing is the key to surviving.
This discipline does work, but sticking to it still relies on willpower.
Having hundred-fold dreams is fine to think about, but those who truly chase them become cannon fodder.
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TokenDustCollector
· 11-25 16:25
You're right, using leverage with a Full Position is gambling with your life; I've also fallen for it.
If I had known this logic earlier, I wouldn't have been played for suckers five or six times.
Reviewing past trades is truly lifesaving; it's more reliable than any Technical Analysis.
The difference between suckers and winners is just one word—patience.
Those who listen to advice live longer; those who think about getting rich have already exited the market.
If you can't pass the stop loss hurdle, no amount of capital will help.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 11-25 16:19
I've seen too many liquidation risks with the Full Position leverage strategy... Once the collateral ratio falls below the threshold, the smart contracts clear in seconds, leaving no time to react. This guy is lucky to have survived.
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It took me five liquidations to learn risk control, and the cost was too high. I switched to a 3:1 position allocation system long ago, strictly implementing a 2% stop loss, and my sleep quality has skyrocketed.
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What I fear the most is that "bottom buying" mentality... Clearly, it's a false signal, and once leverage is applied, it directly enters the liquidation zone.
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A couple of years ago, I saw a guy who bought the dip on $LUNA and ended up bankrupt. He is still silent in the group... Discipline is truly more valuable than technical skills.
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The key is to recognize that market fluctuations are the norm; the only things you can control are your position and mindset. Everything else is gambling.
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I agree with these four principles, especially the one about "pre-setting take profit and stop loss." So many people have died because of the words "just wait a bit"...
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ForkMaster
· 11-25 16:02
No matter how nice the words sound, it's easy to be an armchair strategist after the fact. The key question is, how many can truly "laugh last"? I see that most are still hopping back and forth between rollover and stop loss.
#美SEC促进加密创新监管体系 When I first got on board, I was like most people - staring blankly at the Candlestick charts, my mind filled with "How many times can this order multiply?".
Watching $YALA rise, I chase; $ARC falls, I buy the dip. Full position, leveraging, I feel like I can hit every rhythm right.
After three months, the account exploded five times.
Three times it was chasing the rise and got on board — shortly after entering, the pullback came and I was directly swept away. Twice it was bottom fishing and soaring — thought it had hit the bottom, but the halving was just the beginning.
During that time, I watched the market every day, my hands trembling so much that I couldn't even press the close button steadily. The numbers in my account turned red and green, green and red, as if mocking me.
My friend said to be steady, and I laughed: "If the bull market doesn't surge, should I just wait to lose?"
Later I understood - having the right direction does not mean you will win. When your mindset collapses, being fully invested is a slow suicide.
Lying in bed late at night, numbers still jumping in my mind. That's when I understood that the most ruthless thing in the crypto world is not the market fluctuations, but the impulse you can't control.
Making money doesn't depend on whom you learn the skills from, nor does it depend on which trend you chase. What matters is whether you can hit the brakes at the edge of liquidation.
I started reviewing and summarized a few principles:
**First Rule**——Don't go all in. Divide your position into at least three parts, leaving yourself a way out.
**Article 2**——Set your take profit and stop loss in advance. Don't let emotions take the lead.
**Article 3**——Only deal with familiar targets and trends. Small coins are a hundred times dream, wake up.
**Article 4**——Reviewing is more important than watching the market. If you make a mistake once, you need to understand why you made the mistake.
Since then, I no longer blindly chase after rising prices and sell at dips, nor am I led by Candlestick charts. I maintain my rhythm and roll my capital with discipline.
Ask yourself: Will you continue to be a victim, or will you be among those who laugh last?
Continued attention: $TRUST $MMT $DYM $TNSR $BEAT $MYX $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $XRP $DOGE $ZEC