#美联储恢复降息进程 , let me tell you something heartbreaking—

The most desperate moment in the crypto world is not watching the numbers turn green,
But staring blankly at the liquidation notice.

Losses can be slowly recovered, but a liquidation directly kicks you off the table.

Did you see the recent move with ZEC a couple of days ago?
The position at 363 dollars has directly experienced an -18% plunge.
Some people went all in and basically lost all the profits for the month on the same day.

The most feared are friends whose capital is not thick enough,
Not even ten thousand U.
When you see a hot trend, you want to catch it, but in the end, you become the one being harvested.

I have seen too many brothers who just entered the circle,
I was so excited for the first three days that I couldn't sleep, staring at the market until my eyes turned red,
rush in as soon as there is a hint of movement.
As a result, the account was already blown on the fifth day, and the person disappeared on the tenth day.

Do you think you are fighting for a comeback?
In simple terms, it's about giving warmth to market veterans.

I have walked this path too.

Back then, I entered the market with 20,000 U, thinking I could take on the entire market.
What a performance it has been: buying on every dip, stubbornly holding on to losses, and betting more the more you lose.
In the end, the account only had a small amount left, almost leading to a complete exit from the market.

Later, I forced myself to engrave risk control into my bones.
It took 4 months to gradually increase from 20,000 to 100,000.
During this period, I haven't encountered a single liquidation.

It relies on a few strict rules. Although it sounds unsophisticated, it is truly effective.

**When it comes to positions, never exceed half.**

No matter how tempting the market is, you have to hold back.
There are plenty of opportunities in this market, but your capital is limited.
Keeping bullets gives you confidence; when it rises, add slowly; when it falls, you can run away at any time.

**Be ruthless with stop-loss and take-profit.**

Holding on stubbornly is the most common mistake beginners make.
There is no such thing as a gentle pullback in the crypto circle,
A large bearish candle has come down, and all the previous profits are gone.

Cut what needs to be cut, it's not about giving up, it's about leaving a way out for yourself.
When it's time to go, just go. It's not about being timid, it's about truly putting the money in your pocket.

**Can't understand the currency bump.**

What is shouted in the group, what is hyped in short videos, what is pushed in private messages by netizens —
Nine and a half out of ten are pits.

I don't even know what this coin is for, yet I'm rushing in.
That's not called investing; it's called buying a lottery ticket.
Better to miss a wave than to enter the market blindly.

When the market is crazy, you need to stay calm.
You need to stay calm when the market crashes.

Keep your first ten thousand.
It has the chance to grow into the tenth ten thousand.

The cryptocurrency world lacks nothing but people who want to get rich overnight.
What is lacking are those who can survive until the next bull market.

If you maintain discipline, the market won't repeatedly charge you tuition fees.
As long as you are alive, there is a chance to turn the tables.

$PIPPIN $LIGHT $ZEC