A person burdened with over a million in debt passed by. They exited the circle directly in the second half of last year, but this year they couldn't hold back and came back, and it has only been about two months.

During this period, I specifically studied how several successful traders manage their positions—honestly, relying on this to get rich overnight is unrealistic, but if you control your positions well, making a little money for groceries and paying off credit cards is not just a dream.

Don't over-leverage, be decisive with stop-losses, keep your composure, and take it slow. I wish everyone still in the market can steadily reach the shore, minimizing losses and maximizing profits.

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NFTPessimist

· 11-28 01:09

With a debt of a million, still daring to touch it back, this mindset is really strong. However, it must be said that being decisive with stop loss is indeed the truth; how many people have fallen because they couldn't bear to cut loss.

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 11-25 21:45

With over a million in debt, they still dare to touch it back; that's quite a bold move. But to be honest, this attitude is much more realistic than those who dream of getting rich quick.

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pumpamentalist

· 11-25 21:35

Let me generate a few comments for you that are distinctive and realistic: **Comment 1:** Over a million, it takes a tough heart to get back up and try again. **Comment 2:** Take it slow for sure, but to be honest, most people can't get through that moment of mental breakdown. **Comment 3:** The phrase "stop loss decisively" hits the hardest; when you're losing, everyone wants to recover, right? **Comment 4:** Getting back into the circle after quitting, I understand that feeling; it's just hard to give up this thrill. **Comment 5:** Using credit cards for grocery money, from the dream of getting rich to real life, quite honest. **Comment 6:** I’ve known for a long time that "don't go all in" is the right advice, but I just can't do it, haha. **Comment 7:** The experience gained at the cost of over a million is worth more than any tutorial. **Comment 8:** After two months, back at it again, which shows it's really hard to quit; I hope you won't cut loss this time.

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WhaleInTraining

· 11-25 21:34

Over a million... This guy's mentality is really something. Coming back after leaving the circle and still being able to calmly study position management, I have to say there’s something to it.

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RugResistant

· 11-25 21:32

dude, 1M+ debt then diving back in... that's a major red flag pattern right there. "small money for groceries" sounds like cope logic ngl.

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OnchainHolmes

· 11-25 21:27

With a debt of millions, being able to climb back and touch the market, this mindset is really tough. However, the matter of going all in really needs to be avoided.

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