#战略性加仓BTC From dreams of huge profits to steady gains, the three pitfalls I've stepped into

In these years of trading, the deepest lesson isn't technical indicators, but discipline. When I first entered the crypto world, I also fantasized about doubling my holdings overnight, but instead I ended up losing so much I doubted my life—until I changed three approaches.

First is capital management. Don't gamble with living expenses, rent, or loans. This isn't a moral issue, but psychology—when you need money urgently, you can't see the market clearly, and a dip forces you to sell at a loss. Those who use spare money, on the other hand, tend to buy the dip and catch rebounds at the bottom. Most of my friends who got margin called had moved money they shouldn't have.

Second is the execution of take-profit and stop-loss. It's easy to be greedy when making profits—thinking "wait a bit longer, it could go higher" has caused many to fail. Conversely, when losing, some stubbornly hold on, hoping for a rebound—that's reverse operation. The smart approach is: set profit targets and exit when reached; also pre-set stop-loss levels, and cut losses decisively when broken. Small losses are better than liquidation. $BTC $ETH The volatility of top coins is already enough; if your mindset isn't right, it's self-destructive.

The last point, which is easiest to overlook: avoid projects you don't understand. The community is shouting buy signals every day, and stories of new coins skyrocketing are common. But coins with unreadable whitepapers, unclear team backgrounds, and no real application—some people do make money, but most lose. Don't be driven by FOMO; what you seek is profit opportunity, but the initiators are after your principal.

Steady and consistent may not be glamorous, but it keeps me alive longer.