For projects like $Aif that are not yet online,
the best practice is "how to write a trading plan before going live."
Taking it as an example, I will write in my notebook in advance:
On the day it goes live, will I participate, and if so, what percentage of my total position will I use;
What situation will lead me to choose "just watch and not act";
Once I participate, how will I set the first take profit line and the first stop loss line.
The emotions on the day it goes live will definitely be noisy,
but as long as you have a well-prepared plan in hand,
you won't be led by the first K line.
#Aif
📱69｜Margin Call Intercontinental Missile (Copy Trading · Emotional Management)
The not yet online $Aif,
has already been hyped in many groups as "the next myth."
At such times, the most dangerous thing is not the project itself,
but our own imagination:
Imagining a tenfold return immediately after going live;
Imagining that I will definitely hit the rhythm this time;
Imagining that others can't understand, only I am the "prophet."
The true "anti-margin call mindset" is to think clearly in advance—
if the worst trend occurs on the day it goes live, can I bear it?