🔥In this market, the most common tragedy heard is not "missing out," but "I could have made it."
I've seen too many similar stories: a friend who once firmly believed in the bull market, holding onto leverage at $121,000, until the margin was wiped out. $XRP
In the end, he only left one sentence: "The crypto world is too harsh, I will go back to work." And this often happens for one reason — he never learned to cut losses.
Why is cutting losses so difficult?
Because we often equate "cutting positions" with "giving up," beautifying "holding on" as a "strategy." But the market responds to different emotions; it only adheres to rules. $SOL
A trade without a stop loss is like driving without a seatbelt. You may arrive safely, but one accident is enough to end everything.
Stop loss is not a skill, it is a bottom line.
For me, it has nothing to do with prediction, only with execution. The method can be very simple:
Be clear about your stop loss point before entering (for example, -5%), and leave immediately without a second glance when it hits.
After making a profit, move the stop loss to the cost price to ensure that this trade at least does not lose.
Protecting yourself means not fearing missing out, but fearing making a mistake.
The market always has opportunities to turn around, but the premise is that you must always be in the game.
Every time you cut losses, it seems like you are giving up an opportunity to "possibly make it back," but in reality, you are safeguarding countless "tomorrows where you can continue trading."
If you often find yourself staring at floating losses late at night, perhaps it’s time to re-understand this term: cutting losses is not the end, but rather a way to start the next round with a clear mind.
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