#加密生态动态追踪 In trading, losses are commonplace, and no one can always make profits. The key is how you survive. @SOL@, @BTC@, these coins, their fluctuations are nothing out of the ordinary.



The most frustrating moments are often not when you execute a stop-loss, but when you suddenly realize you’ve lost more than you expected. Frankly speaking, everything is already decided the moment you press the buy button.

Position management is very tricky. Once you have a position, your eyes start to become picky — signals supporting your trade are amplified infinitely, while opposite signals are ignored. So before opening a position, you must force yourself to clearly write down:

Why are you entering?

Where to cut losses?

Where to take profits?

What’s the maximum loss you can tolerate?

Regarding take-profit, don’t obsess over selling at the highest point. Many people, out of greed, watch their profits shrink or even turn negative, which is ridiculous. The smart approach is to take profits in stages or leave some of the position to continue rising. Market movements beyond your understanding are gifts from the market; trying to fully consume them can backfire.

The fundamental logic of trading is simple: execute your plan and avoid making impulsive decisions.

When losing, understand why you lost; when winning, be clear about how you made the profit. Discipline doesn’t show only in smooth sailing, but in holding firm through every fluctuation.
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SigmaBrainvip
· 12-15 05:24
There's nothing wrong with that, but I'm just worried that people who understand these truths will still break down emotionally at critical moments.
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NotFinancialAdvicevip
· 12-13 19:42
That's right, taking profits is the hardest part. I'm the kind of person who watches their account turn from green to red helplessly. Greed is truly the root of all evil. Every time I want to ride the entire trend, I end up catching nothing. The key is to have discipline; otherwise, no matter how many signals you get, it's all useless. The four questions before opening a position actually decide everything early on, but not many people really write them down. Taking profits in batches is indeed effective, but it's still easy to regret afterwards.
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IfIWereOnChainvip
· 12-13 14:10
That hits too close to home. I'm the kind of person who stares at the candlestick chart until my eyes go blank. I know I should sell in batches, but I still get greedy and end up losing everything in the end.
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ParallelChainMaxivip
· 12-13 14:03
Well, that makes sense, but executing it is really difficult.
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OvertimeSquidvip
· 12-13 13:57
Honestly, the last sentence really touched my heart; taking profits truly tests human nature more than cutting losses. --- It's the same old rhetoric, heard hundreds of times, but the key is still to survive the next wave of sharp declines. --- Writing a plan before opening a position sounds simple, but in reality, few people can stick to it. --- Dividing your profits in batches is a good strategy, but when executing, you always want to gamble and see if you can ride the full trend. --- The part about being picky with holdings is brilliantly written, and it’s the entire process of self-deception. --- Making money can easily blind you, but losing money is how you learn skills; that’s the only hardship.
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SolidityJestervip
· 12-13 13:51
Yeah, you're right. Taking profits is really much harder than cutting losses. I'm the greedy type. That hit hard. The moment I pressed buy, my fate was sealed. Planning ahead and making contingencies, I only think of them after the fact, haha. Scaling out is definitely more reliable than all-in. That's experience and bloodshed. Talking about executing plans is easy, but when the market comes, I forget everything. Addiction to holding positions is so real. No matter how much you advise, they won't listen. Losing beyond expectations is truly despairing. In an instant, I felt like I was裂了
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GasBankruptervip
· 12-13 13:48
That's right, the most heart-wrenching thing about the implementation plan, I am the kind of person who starts to hypnotize myself when I buy it
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staking_grampsvip
· 12-13 13:46
Exactly right, greed kills people, and losing money is always the same trick.
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