The biggest pitfall for retail traders is all about the word "feelings." šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļø

A few days ago, I saw a real case—someone got caught holding $BEAT for a loss of 1000U. The market logic was clearly fine, they could have exited smoothly, but they hesitated at the take-profit point. Wanting to squeeze a little more profit, they turned around and got pushed down by a reverse rally. The most painful moment is when you know you're right about the direction but still mess up in execution.

"Sold too early for fear of missing out, holding too long for fear of getting stuck"—this mental cycle has trapped countless people. Without a clear take-profit target for the asset, you're just spinning in a gambler's mindset. Especially with altcoins like $COAI, which have outrageous volatility, operating based on "feelings"? Losses are only a matter of time.

The good news is that adjusting your mindset in time can save you a lot. In this case, the trader decisively cut losses, switched to a long position, and the subsequent market trend helped him recover 5000U.

Ultimately, the secret to stop-loss and take-profit lies in two words: clarity. It's not about reading candlesticks well, but about setting strict rules—execute at the set point, without any "wait and see" thoughts. Altcoins are high-risk, so discipline is even more crucial. For those still exploring, instead of overthinking, it's better to start with setting clear entry and exit points. Market opportunities are always there, but protecting your account comes first. #åŠ åÆ†ē”Ÿę€åŠØę€čæ½čøŖ $BEAT $pippin

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are all on the move, but taking the right steps is much more important than blindly following the trend.