$BTC Same contracts are played, why do some people become more stable while others become more chaotic?
The answer is two words: Discipline vs Greed.
1. Disciplined traders
$ETH Before entering the market, they have already thought of "three things": where to enter, what to do if wrong, how to proceed if right.
Do not chase flying needles, do not bet on reversals, only wait for their own model to appear.
Taking profits is not for "running too fast," but to systematize profits.
$UNI Stop-loss is not "giving up," but to protect the ability to continue trading next time.
Emotions come quickly, but actions always follow the rules — this is the foundation of professional traders.
2. Greedy traders
Seeing a large bullish candlestick, they open long positions with full hands, as if afraid of missing the entire bull market.
Originally planned for a small stop-loss, but it becomes larger and larger, turning from a floating loss into a deep entrapment, from trading into praying.
The more they say things like "I feel it will rise" or "I'll exit after one more push," the worse the account looks.
Adhering to a principle: as long as it's not blown up, they can continue to gamble.
3. Essential differences
Disciplined trading relies on "rules" to win, greedy trading relies on "mood" to gamble.
The former treats contracts as a business, while the latter treats contracts as a lifeline.
The former is stable in the long term, while the latter is stimulating in the short term and returns to zero in the long term.
Remember a saying: Contracts are not about technical skills but about self-control.
Few can defeat the market, but many can be defeated by themselves.
One tree cannot support a forest; fighting alone will never match a team guiding you in the right direction. If you want to get ashore and flip the account, I am always here!
