A heartfelt word for the novice who is still losing money: $ACT
You are not losing to the market; you are losing to your own hands, your own heart, your own impulses.
When I first entered the circle, I also thought:
If I learn enough techniques, understand the indicators, and memorize the K-lines,
making money will come naturally.
But later I realized:
The market won't kill you; it's you who pressed the liquidation button with your own emotions.
Chasing after a small rise and panicking at a small drop;
Holding on stubbornly when losing, running away the moment you profit.
In the end, it’s not the market that takes you down; it’s you who gradually empties your account.
What truly defeats novices is not strength, but hands that move too quickly, a heart that is too chaotic, and positions that are too heavy.
Remember these three sentences; they are worth more than learning any number of courses:
① First learn to stop losses, then learn to make money
Only those who can run away can come back alive.
It’s normal to misjudge the direction, but “not stopping losses” is fatal.
The market will always have the next wave, but if your capital is gone, then you have nothing left.
The moment you stop your loss is not admitting defeat; it’s about preserving your life.
② Those who can’t control their hands will never control their money
You think you are “grabbing opportunities,” but in reality, you are being led by emotions to click randomly.
What does a true expert look like?
Eighty percent of the time waiting, twenty percent of the time executing precisely, never racing with emotions.
Those who can endure will be the ones who win.
③ Light positions are not cowardice; they allow you the chance to come back
Heavy positions may seem brave, but the next second could send you straight to “graduation.”
Light positions are the foundational logic of top experts:
Able to make mistakes, endure fluctuations, avoid liquidation, and live long.
The hardest truth in trading contracts is just one sentence:
Those who can survive will always make more money than those who rush the fastest.
You are losing not because you can't trade, but because you haven't learned:
Run when you’re wrong, stabilize before you enter again, be able to wait, endure, and control your emotions.
When you can calmly stop losses, resist the urge to click randomly, and enter positions you can handle,
your curve will naturally shift from jagged to staircase.
The cryptocurrency world has never lacked myths of overnight wealth;
it lacks those who can tame their hearts and survive long-term.
The market is always changing, but you must become the one:
Who remains steady regardless of the turbulence, who cannot be defeated by the harshest market,
Who walks more steadily and lives more fiercely.
This is the true starting point for turning things around in the market.