The worst thing for a newbie is not losing money, but understanding everything and still failing to act! The core message is: you are not losing to market fluctuations, but to uncontrolled emotions!!!
The three-piece set of emotional loss of control (death cycle)
Chasing high: seeing the coin price suddenly surge (like $BOB ), heart racing
"If I don’t buy, it will be too late," adrenaline takes over rationality;
Floating loss collapse: just after buying, sudden brakes, floating loss jumps from -3% to -7%, self-comfort "washing the plate rebound," results in expanded losses → psychological defenses collapse;
Panic cutting losses: finally cutting losses at the bottom, perfectly illustrating the death cycle: hesitant to observe when rising, panicking without a plan when falling;
Chasing when it rises, cutting when it falls, after half a year of tossing, the principal shrinks significantly!
The essence of the truth: trading is not a battlefield of passion, but a game of probability management!
Newbies often treat trading as an emotional outlet and forget that "fear of missing out" and "fear of losing more" are the real culprits!
Common point of survival: learn to keep a distance from emotions — not being kidnapped by adrenaline, replacing impulsiveness with discipline!
Continuous attention: $ZEC $JCT
