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#数字货币市场回调 This circle is very deep; if you want to survive until the next bull run, first learn not to take unnecessary risks.



$ZEC At that time, I also fell into the trap - leverage maxed out, I got itchy hands with every fluctuation, and entering the market felt like gambling. I made money ten times, but then lost it all in one liquidation and even ended up with a loss. Can you believe it? Just after buying, the market crashes; just after cutting losses, it skyrockets. It felt like the market makers were watching my account. What’s worse are those minor pullbacks that could have been held, but I insisted on fighting it out, and ended up getting liquidated. I watched helplessly as the market rebounded, and I almost smashed my phone.

$ASTER has seen too many people fall into these several pits:

High leverage is not an accelerator; it is a self-destruct button.

Chasing highs and selling lows? Congratulations, you will always buy at the highest and sell at the lowest.

Stubbornly refusing to admit mistakes, small losses turn into big holes, and in the end, there’s no chance to recover.

Later I understood that what can really survive is not luck, but rules:

$PIPPIN Only look at the big trend, starting from the 4-hour chart, don't be dazzled by the spikes in the minute chart.

Only engage in high-certainty swings, directly ignore those poor markets with back-and-forth fluctuations.

Set a stop loss in advance for each transaction, so you know how much you might lose, and don't bet on miracles.

The most ruthless move — controlling the risk of a single trade within 2% of the total capital. Even if you make mistakes in a dozen trades, the account can still hold up. When a good market wave comes, the previous losses can be easily recovered.

The cruelest part of this market is that there are always opportunities, but very few survive to the bull run. Those who can laugh last are not necessarily the most technically flashy, but rather those with the strictest discipline and the strongest will.

Sticking to the rules is sticking to your life. When your rhythm is steady, the market trends that should come won't escape.

Real experts never showcase their operations; they simply execute their discipline mechanically. Gradually grind, wait patiently, and live long enough to have the qualification to reap the rewards. Don't rush; endure this round of consolidation, and you'll see the bull run.
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AirdropATMvip
· 15h ago
That's really harsh. I was just as explosive back then; once I opened the leverage, my head was full of dreams. Can you survive after getting it wrong for over ten trades? I believed it; anyway, I was already dead. When will this round of whipsaw end? My account is almost gone. Rules are rules, I've known this for a long time, but I can't help but fidget. OMG, now I want to open a position again. Alright, let me see how much principal I have left first. High risk high reward, that's what I'm betting on. If I lose, I’ll just consider it tuition. Sounds nice, but when it comes to the market, who doesn't chase the price and sell with bearish market? Self-deceiving. 2% risk control? I'm going all in on a single trade; either I get rich or I exit, that’s what’s exciting. "Live long enough," haha, how many can last until the next bull run? Don’t show off your skills, huh? Then I’ll just show you my losses directly.
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StableGeniusvip
· 15h ago
nah the 2% risk rule is where most degens actually fail tho — they *know* it intellectually but can't help themselves when fomo hits. empirically speaking, the ones who survive aren't smarter, just mechanically better at saying no.
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ThreeHornBlastsvip
· 15h ago
You're not wrong, it's just that execution is too difficult. Every time I think I've set a strict stop loss, when the critical moment arrives, I just get nervous and delete everything.
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 15h ago
You're right, you have to stick to the rules; otherwise, no matter how many opportunities there are, it's all in vain. --- Wow, isn't this just my self-portrait from last year? The leverage explosion was really something. --- I'm also using the 2% risk control strategy now; although the drawdown is slower, the account lasts longer. --- The last sentence hits hard; indeed, not many make it to the bull run. --- High leverage is just like a casino; you can't withstand too many rounds. --- That part about holding on stubbornly is me; I turned small losses into a liquidation, a painful lesson. --- Discipline > skills; this has truly been my biggest realization over the past two years. --- Staying above the 4-hour line can indeed help avoid many pitfalls; I was cut too many times by the intraday chart before.
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