Here's a heartfelt truth for beginners who are still losing money:
You are not losing to the market, but to your own hands, your own heart, and your own impulses.
When I first entered the field, I also thought that as long as my skills were in place, I was familiar with the indicators, and I could see through the candlesticks, making money was just a matter of time.
Later I realized: what really leads to your liquidation is often not the market, but the button you pressed when your emotions were out of control.
Chasing when the price rises a bit, panicking when it falls a bit, holding on when losing, running when making a profit—
This is not the market harvesting you; it's you who is gradually emptying your account.
What truly defeats beginners is never the technology, but having hands that are too quick, a heart that is too chaotic, and a position that is too heavy.
Remember the following three sentences; they might be more useful than attending a hundred classes:
① First learn to stop loss, then learn to make money
It's normal to misjudge the direction, but "not stopping loss" is fatal.
The market will always have the next opportunity, but if your capital is gone, the game is over.
Stopping loss is not admitting defeat; it's preserving the qualification to turn around.
② If you can't control your hands, you can't control your money
You think you are "seizing opportunities," but in reality, you are just being led by emotions and placing random orders.
Those who can truly make money:
Spend eighty percent of the time waiting, twenty percent of the time making precise moves, and never race against emotions.
Those who can endure will win in the end.
③ Light positions are not a sign of cowardice; they give you room to survive
Heavy positions may seem brave, but one mistake can make you exit the market.
Light positions are the true confidence of experts:
Can test mistakes, withstand fluctuations, avoid liquidation, and live longer.
The hardest truth about contracts is just one sentence:
Those who can survive will always earn more than those who rush in.
You are not losing money because you don't understand trading, but because you haven't learned:
To stop when you're wrong, to stabilize before re-entering, to wait, to endure, and to control emotions.
When you can calmly stop loss, manage your restless hands, and only enter with a position you can bear,
Your capital curve will naturally transform from a jagged shape to a slowly rising staircase.
The cryptocurrency world is never short of stories of overnight wealth,
What’s lacking are those who can tame their inner selves and survive in the long run.
The market is always changing, but you can become that person who
No matter how great the fluctuation, remains unshaken; no matter how fierce the washout, cannot be eliminated,
Becoming steadier and more clear-headed as you go.
This is the true starting point for turning around in the market.
