I still remember clearly that news from that late night, #数字货币市场回升 .
At two in the morning, a voice message suddenly popped in. The voice was trembling, with a sobbing tone: "Sister... I'm done for, can you help me..."
Old fan. Followed me for almost a year.
After listening to him speak intermittently, I pieced together the story: a friend introduced him to a "sure-win" altcoin, and he borrowed 100,000 U to invest. A few days ago, it really skyrocketed, and he thought this time he was really going to turn things around. But then, in the middle of the night, a large bearish candle came crashing down.
Fortunately, he checked the market in the middle of the night and reacted quickly, temporarily shorting to recover some losses. In the end, there were only 3000U left in the account - not even enough for the change.
"My wife still doesn't know about this..." His voice grew lower, "I truly love her, I can't say it; she definitely can't handle it..."
To be honest, I usually find those leveraged all-in operations the most annoying. But these few words still make one feel a bit tense – he is not a gambler, just someone who is confused by the market.
I paused for a moment: "There are still 3000U, so there is still a chance. Trust me, take it slow."
In the next six months, he seemed like a different person.
Build positions in batches at low levels, strictly set stop-losses, and no longer let emotions follow the K-line up and down. Step by step, not only have I paid off my debts, but my account also finally surged to over a hundred thousand U.
In this market, what is truly eliminated is never the technology.
It's a mindset.
Most people who face liquidation do not lack operational knowledge; rather, it is their mindset that collapses first—borrowing money to enter, going all in, and making emotional trades, each of which is a fatal trap.
If you are also struggling with losses right now, don't bear it alone. Find the right approach and maintain your rhythm, so you can truly continue on the path of cryptocurrency trading.
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Degentleman
· 11-30 14:16
Mindset is really everything; those who borrow money to go all in should calm down.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 11-30 14:12
To be honest, this story sounds quite touching... But I have to say, at the moment he went all in with a full position, he definitely ignored the technical signals; the MACD had already formed a death cross, and he still dared to follow? I myself am no different, addicted to buying the dip at high positions, making excuses every time saying 'this is the key support', yet I didn't even notice the head and shoulders pattern right in front of me. The mindset is indeed the biggest enemy, but if the technical analysis looks bad, no matter how strong the mindset, it's all in vain... That guy's strategy of building a position in batches later is something I need to learn; it's much more scientific than my 'all in or all out' approach.
I still remember clearly that news from that late night, #数字货币市场回升 .
At two in the morning, a voice message suddenly popped in. The voice was trembling, with a sobbing tone: "Sister... I'm done for, can you help me..."
Old fan. Followed me for almost a year.
After listening to him speak intermittently, I pieced together the story: a friend introduced him to a "sure-win" altcoin, and he borrowed 100,000 U to invest. A few days ago, it really skyrocketed, and he thought this time he was really going to turn things around. But then, in the middle of the night, a large bearish candle came crashing down.
Fortunately, he checked the market in the middle of the night and reacted quickly, temporarily shorting to recover some losses. In the end, there were only 3000U left in the account - not even enough for the change.
"My wife still doesn't know about this..." His voice grew lower, "I truly love her, I can't say it; she definitely can't handle it..."
To be honest, I usually find those leveraged all-in operations the most annoying. But these few words still make one feel a bit tense – he is not a gambler, just someone who is confused by the market.
I paused for a moment: "There are still 3000U, so there is still a chance. Trust me, take it slow."
In the next six months, he seemed like a different person.
Build positions in batches at low levels, strictly set stop-losses, and no longer let emotions follow the K-line up and down. Step by step, not only have I paid off my debts, but my account also finally surged to over a hundred thousand U.
In this market, what is truly eliminated is never the technology.
It's a mindset.
Most people who face liquidation do not lack operational knowledge; rather, it is their mindset that collapses first—borrowing money to enter, going all in, and making emotional trades, each of which is a fatal trap.
If you are also struggling with losses right now, don't bear it alone. Find the right approach and maintain your rhythm, so you can truly continue on the path of cryptocurrency trading.