In the crypto world, what you fear most when trading short-term is stubbornly holding onto a judgment.

I have been following an analyst since he had a few thousand followers. What impresses me the most? It's not that he is always right, but that he is always willing to admit his mistakes and make adjustments. Did the market trend deviate from expectations? He immediately reviews and corrects. This ability to timely rectify is the hallmark of a true expert.

To put it bluntly, the market will not change direction because of your stubbornness. Rather than holding on until liquidation, it's better to learn to adapt flexibly. The process of cognitive upgrading is essentially about constantly overturning and rebuilding oneself.

Everyone, dare to bet on your own judgment? Are you even more daring to start over when you're wrong?

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12-01 14:03

You're right, stubbornly sticking to a judgment is really a form of self-destruction. The courage to admit mistakes is more valuable than the accuracy of predictions. This is what I've been pondering... Look at those analysts who set up personas in their channels, they stick to their mistakes and still make excuses, it's hilarious. To be honest, the hardest part of short-term trading is not making the right call, but letting go. I'm also learning this, but it's indeed difficult.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12-01 14:00

This is why many people lose completely; they just stubbornly hold on to a judgment. Admitting a mistake takes more courage than stubbornly holding on, to be honest, most people cannot do it.

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RamenDeFiSurvivor

· 12-01 13:43

You are right on point; stubbornly holding onto a judgment is a gamble on your life. I've seen too many brothers trapped like this. Admitting mistakes is truly an art; most people would rather get liquidated than swallow their pride. This analyst is reliable; changing your mindset is a thousand times better than sticking to your ego. What I fear the most are those traders who are more stubborn about their words than their own lives. The market doesn't care about your persistence; it only cares about how much is left in your account. Flexible people live longer, while stubborn ones are always zeroed out. To be honest, if you want to survive in the crypto world, you need to learn self-denial; otherwise, you will eventually be denied by the market. Cognitive upgrades? It's really just the ongoing process of discovering how inexperienced you are. The true masters of making money are the seasoned pros who "change course with the wind."

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LidoStakeAddict

· 12-01 13:34

Indeed, I have seen too many people stubbornly hold on to an order, insisting on waiting for the market to prove them right, and the result is usually Get Liquidated. It's easy to say to admit a mistake, but it takes a lot of mental preparation to do it. However, to put it another way, as long as you're alive, you can make money, so what does it matter to admit a mistake? The hardest part of short-term trading is not making the right prediction, but having the courage to change your stance.

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