Losing doesn't mean you're out, as long as you still have your position, there will always be a chance to come back. $BEAT
In the crypto world, what truly brings people down is not the market, but emotions.
Most people are led by panic and greed.
If you can steady yourself, the market will actually provide opportunities.
Over the past few years, I've summarized some experiences into a few points:
When prices rise quickly and retrace slowly, it's often quietly changing hands, so don't rush to sell at a low.
When prices drop sharply and rebounds are weak, it's mostly funds withdrawing, so don't try to catch the last stick.
At high positions, first look at the trading volume; if there’s volume, you can still play, but if there’s no volume, it’s time to leave.
At low positions, be patient with the increase in volume; a single instance may be a bait to lure buyers, but repeated occurrences indicate consensus.
Trading cryptocurrencies is essentially an emotional game, and trading volume is the most genuine feedback on emotions.
Let go of obsessions, don't be greedy or panicked; those who are willing to stay in cash and wait are more likely to seize major market movements.
The real opponent in trading is never the market, but yourself.