$XAN Why do most people prefer to be liquidated rather than admit they are just playing around?
Last year, a fan went from 130,000 USDT to just 3,000 USDT. At that time, he was just like 90% of the brothers who were losing money;
Dozens of trades a day, clicking randomly as if life didn't matter, the fees dropped faster than the principal;
$AIA Seeing that a dog was pulled, he FOMO-ed in, and when he woke up, there were only a few cold, hard numbers left in the account.
At 3 a.m., still staring at the screen, the ashtray piled high, he collapsed in the chair and quietly asked me, "Li Zi, have I been slaughtered by the market like a pig?"
I just said: If you want to turn the tables, don’t spray like a Gatling gun; instead, shoot like a sniper and only take the key shot.
From that day on, he only focused on major market trends, trading no more than three times a day;
His stop-loss was faster than anyone else’s, and he held onto profits tighter than anyone;
Continuous stop-loss twice?
No stubbornness, no pouting, just turned off the machine and went to sleep—giving emotions no chance to mess around.
Three months later, he really slowly got his money back.
He asked me in shock: "Why didn’t anyone tell me these things before?"
I smiled: Because 99% of people would rather be liquidated than admit they are just gamblers.
Brothers, the first step to turning the tables has never been catching some hundred-fold coins.
The real first step is to ensure you stay alive.
Stop-loss is a life-saving talisman, discipline is the survival line.
And those who are liquidated almost all die on one sentence: "Just hold on a little longer, and it will come back."
So I also want to seriously ask you: Do you dare to open your trading records and see how you actually lost money?
If you are still wandering around in the crypto world, why not follow me and take a look? I will pass this light to you!
