Been in the crypto game for a while, and don’t you feel like you’re just a cash cow for the whales?
Honestly, I felt that way a few years back too. Every time I placed a trade, I was either getting liquidated or stopped out. I’d buy and it would tank, sell and it would moon, like the whales had a camera on my phone.
Then I realized, it wasn’t the whales targeting me; my trading style was just too predictable.
So what did I do? I fixed three bad habits, and now the whales can’t touch me: $HYPE
First, I kicked the habit of constantly watching the charts. I used to feel anxious if I didn’t check every 15 minutes, but now I only look twice a day. The tighter you watch, the more your emotions get pulled around; one spike can easily shake you out.
Second, I start by thinking about losses. I used to only think about “how much can I make on this trade,” but now I first ask, “how much can I lose on this trade that I’m okay with?” I set hard stop losses and stick to them. The whales can’t sweep me out because I don’t even have my stops where they expect.
Third, I reduced my trading frequency. I used to make dozens of trades in a day, now it's more like two or three trades a week. The less you trade, the fewer mistakes you make. The whales feast on the trigger-happy traders, not you.
Cash cow for the whales? That was the past. Now the whales want to take me down, they have to get through these three hurdles first. You should give it a shot too.
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