How to invest small funds? Here's a real case for your reference.
A friend had less than 2000u in his account on the 21st and had suffered quite a bit of losses before. At that time, I didn't rush him to continue trading but suggested he take a day off, not to stare at the market, and to calm down before making decisions. The next day he started to reallocate, and by today his account is close to 5000u.
In less than a week, it more than doubled, and the key is that during this period, the mainstream coins have been quite weak. There were indeed some pitfalls during this time — the short position on TNSR was stopped out, but most of the other positions basically held on to their profits. Roughly calculated, the win rate should be over 85%.
The biggest fear of small capital is making random trades, lacking certainty in entry points and having no clear strategy for take profit or stop loss. Many times, it’s not that the skills are lacking, but rather the mindset has collapsed first. If you are currently wandering in the market without finding a direction, it might be a good idea to stop and think: at what position should you enter? How should you exit when you are in profit? How much should you stop loss when you are in a loss? Understanding these clearly is much better than blindly opening positions. #数字货币市场回升 $SOL
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GasFeeCrier
· 11-29 09:45
Mindset is truly the first barrier to making money; many people have failed here.
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APY追逐者
· 11-27 21:42
Hey, the mindset aspect is really crucial. I've seen too many people who have no technical issues but end up breaking themselves.
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RugResistant
· 11-26 12:02
ngl the 85% winrate claim is sus... analyzed thoroughly and red flags detected here. emotional decisions during downturns tend to skew perception, just saying. DYOR but the real vulnerability is position sizing, not whether you caught that TNSR pump.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 11-26 11:57
A one-day suspension really saved my life. I couldn't hold back before, and as a result, I directly collapsed.
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On-ChainDiver
· 11-26 11:48
Calm down during a suspension really saves lives; no matter how strong your skills are, they are useless if your mindset collapses.
How to invest small funds? Here's a real case for your reference.
A friend had less than 2000u in his account on the 21st and had suffered quite a bit of losses before. At that time, I didn't rush him to continue trading but suggested he take a day off, not to stare at the market, and to calm down before making decisions. The next day he started to reallocate, and by today his account is close to 5000u.
In less than a week, it more than doubled, and the key is that during this period, the mainstream coins have been quite weak. There were indeed some pitfalls during this time — the short position on TNSR was stopped out, but most of the other positions basically held on to their profits. Roughly calculated, the win rate should be over 85%.
The biggest fear of small capital is making random trades, lacking certainty in entry points and having no clear strategy for take profit or stop loss. Many times, it’s not that the skills are lacking, but rather the mindset has collapsed first. If you are currently wandering in the market without finding a direction, it might be a good idea to stop and think: at what position should you enter? How should you exit when you are in profit? How much should you stop loss when you are in a loss? Understanding these clearly is much better than blindly opening positions. #数字货币市场回升 $SOL