#数字资产市场观察 account has more than 2000U of Tied Up Position lying in it? Watching the numbers fall every day, this feeling is understood by those who know.
Many people are eager to break even, but the more they operate, the messier it gets—today chasing a hot trend, tomorrow going all in on a scam, and in the end, not only do they fail to get out of the trap, but they also end up losing even more.
When it comes to getting out of a trap, there are rules to follow. The first thing: set a stop-loss line to prevent unrealized losses from turning into a position. Then, trade in segments according to the market rhythm, buying in batches at relatively low points and reducing positions in batches during rebounds. Sounds simple? The key lies in "point judgment" and "emotional management"; most people fail at these two points.
I have previously guided many friends who started with 2000U and got Tied Up, helping them gradually recover from their paper losses. It wasn't based on luck, but on strictly adhering to discipline. Now that the market is experiencing increased volatility, it's even more important to maintain composure, gradually smooth out the losses, and then consider the matter of profits.
$BTC The volatility is high, but it also means there are many opportunities. The key is to stay calm, not to panic, and to survive first.
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TaxEvader
· 13h ago
It's this same old rhetoric again, easy to say but hard to do. Most of us end up failing because of those two words "don't panic".
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 14h ago
That’s true, but there are really few people who can remain calm; most of the time, it's just self-deception.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 14h ago
You're right about stop loss, but the real problem is that most people don't even have the concept of "stop loss discipline", just like contracts that haven't been audited, which will eventually be vulnerable to reentrancy attacks. Swing trading sounds simple, but executing it is all about emotional loopholes.
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SerLiquidated
· 14h ago
Talking about discipline again, it's easier said than done. Only those who have truly endured a few plummets understand.
#数字资产市场观察 account has more than 2000U of Tied Up Position lying in it? Watching the numbers fall every day, this feeling is understood by those who know.
Many people are eager to break even, but the more they operate, the messier it gets—today chasing a hot trend, tomorrow going all in on a scam, and in the end, not only do they fail to get out of the trap, but they also end up losing even more.
When it comes to getting out of a trap, there are rules to follow. The first thing: set a stop-loss line to prevent unrealized losses from turning into a position. Then, trade in segments according to the market rhythm, buying in batches at relatively low points and reducing positions in batches during rebounds. Sounds simple? The key lies in "point judgment" and "emotional management"; most people fail at these two points.
I have previously guided many friends who started with 2000U and got Tied Up, helping them gradually recover from their paper losses. It wasn't based on luck, but on strictly adhering to discipline. Now that the market is experiencing increased volatility, it's even more important to maintain composure, gradually smooth out the losses, and then consider the matter of profits.
$BTC The volatility is high, but it also means there are many opportunities. The key is to stay calm, not to panic, and to survive first.