#数字资产市场观察 Brothers who are still stubbornly holding on in the deep trap, keeping quiet won't solve the hole in your account. Let's chat a bit when you have time, don't turn yourself into a silent gourd.
To climb out of the trap, it has never relied on metaphysics, but on three hard facts:
Rule One: Cut it if you have to, don't be soft-hearted. If it hits the stop-loss level, just walk away. The principal is still there, and you can still seize the next opportunity. Hesitating for a second could mean losing thirty percent.
Article 2: Set up automatic orders in advance. Let the program make decisions for you, don't let adrenaline control the mouse. When a person acts impulsively, the wallet suffers.
Article 3: Record every loss. Write down how you stumbled this time. Stepping into the same pit once is tuition; stepping in twice is an IQ tax.
The crypto market deals new cards every day, but the prerequisite is that you still have chips at the table. Don't think about doubling your money yet; staying alive is more important than anything.
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AirdropFreedom
· 7h ago
Stop loss is easy to talk about but deadly to actually do, I'm the idiot who hesitates for a second and loses 30%.
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The automatic order feature is amazing, you don't have to watch yourself play people for suckers, the program helps you make decisions and you can actually sleep.
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Really, keeping accounts is the harshest, looking back at the loss reasons you wrote makes you want to hit yourself.
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Those still stubbornly holding on are actually gambling with their capital, isn't that just metaphysics, haha.
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Living > doubling, this sentence hits home, how many people die in the last round.
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The premise of sitting at the poker table is that you still have chips, this logic is sound, too many people have gone all in.
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The part about adrenaline controlling the mouse is so true, every impulsive cut loss is a bloody lesson.
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VibesOverCharts
· 12-01 10:09
Stop loss sounds easy but is hard to do, I fell for being soft-handed... Now I set up automatic orders to avoid messing around myself.
To be honest, the third point is the most heart-wrenching, stepping into the same pit twice is really embarrassing.
Holding onto chips is the hard truth, don't always think about tenfold or hundredfold returns, the most important thing is to survive.
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Web3Educator
· 11-29 16:40
ngl, the stop-loss talk hits different when you're actually down 40%... as I always tell my students, discipline beats diamond hands every time, fr
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 11-29 16:30
I've learned a painful lesson about stop loss; I should have cut it earlier.
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CommunityLurker
· 11-29 16:28
Stop loss sounds simple, but it's really hard to execute. Once your mindset collapses, everything is over.
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ConfusedWhale
· 11-29 16:26
Stop loss really requires determination. I hesitated for just a second before, and I directly lost over thirty percent.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 11-29 16:20
Stop loss is easy to say but really hard to do; a little shake and it's all gone.
Hesitation will lead to defeat, and there's nothing wrong with that saying.
Automated orders really free up your hands, otherwise it's easy to get distracted by the market and lose clarity of thought.
The habit of keeping accounts must be developed; otherwise, how will you know when you performed particularly poorly?
Just staying alive is a win; overthinking about doubling can easily lead to a disaster.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 11-29 16:16
That hits hard. I'm the kind of person who hesitates; every time I'm just one second away from a stop loss, and as a result, I often lose about 30%... Now I finally understand, setting up automatic orders really is a lifesaver.
#数字资产市场观察 Brothers who are still stubbornly holding on in the deep trap, keeping quiet won't solve the hole in your account. Let's chat a bit when you have time, don't turn yourself into a silent gourd.
To climb out of the trap, it has never relied on metaphysics, but on three hard facts:
Rule One: Cut it if you have to, don't be soft-hearted. If it hits the stop-loss level, just walk away. The principal is still there, and you can still seize the next opportunity. Hesitating for a second could mean losing thirty percent.
Article 2: Set up automatic orders in advance. Let the program make decisions for you, don't let adrenaline control the mouse. When a person acts impulsively, the wallet suffers.
Article 3: Record every loss. Write down how you stumbled this time. Stepping into the same pit once is tuition; stepping in twice is an IQ tax.
The crypto market deals new cards every day, but the prerequisite is that you still have chips at the table. Don't think about doubling your money yet; staying alive is more important than anything.