$BEAT this fan's BEAT was really tough at first. The highest loss was 9400U, not a small loss, but that kind of loss that makes your heart race every time you wake up. To put it bluntly, during that phase, 90% of people had already started making random moves: either holding on for a miracle or frantically increasing their positions hoping for a turnaround.

$BEAT this fan came to find me, and I actually understood right away where he was feeling the most pain.

The opportunity at 2.2 was open, and the previous trades were profitable. This was supposed to be a good deal, but the problem lies in 'not taking profits'. After the market reversed, not only did he not secure profits, but he also held on all the way, and now he's facing a floating loss of nearly 10,000 U, and his mindset has long collapsed.

I told him very directly, and it was quite harsh, but it's the truth:

Your current problem is not whether your direction is correct, but that you are no longer trading; you are gambling.

The logic of 2.2 has long become invalid as the price reached a critical position; at this point, worrying about 'will it go down' is actually meaningless.

My advice to him is very clear:

First, survive; don't continue to add positions, and don't think about trying to recover all at once;

Second, wait for volatility to give opportunities to reduce positions or exit, even if it means accepting a loss, you need to control the damage;

Third, remember this lesson—making money and not taking it is essentially the same as stubbornly holding onto losses.

The market will not sympathize with anyone, but it will reward those who respect risk. Only if you can walk away do you have the qualification for the next comeback.

If you are still anxious about what coins to trade in the current market, if you are still feeling emo about missing out or being trapped, stop overthinking it! Chat room speed
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