I used to be a typical "emotional trader" in the crypto world: buying in heavily at good news and panic-selling during downturns, losing all my 50,000 savings in just three months, and even owing 20,000 in online loans. In despair, I came across a curated Weibo post by Zhang Yiming: "Self-control is not about suppressing desires, but about rational restraint after clarifying goals," and I suddenly realized.
I set strict rules for myself: no more than one trade per day, stop immediately if losses reach 5%, and never touch leverage above 10 times. To train my self-control, I even uninstalled the market software and only checked the market once a day at a fixed time. At first, it was excruciating, watching others make quick money from short-term trades, but I kept silently reminding myself of "long-termism." After six months, I figured out market patterns and, using 2x low leverage with moving average strategies, restarted my account with 3000. A year later, I not only paid off my debts but also bought a house with stable profits. Those who used to earn faster than me have long disappeared amid frequent liquidations.@男神说币 #美联储回购协议计划 $BTC
