To the novice still in loss, a heartfelt truth: it is never the market that breaks you, but the impulse you feel when you hit the confirm button.
When I first entered the circle, I thought skills were everything—mastering indicators and memorizing candlestick patterns would surely attract wealth. It was only later that I understood, the market will never personally eliminate anyone; it is emotions that push you to press that liquidation button. $SOL
Chasing highs and cutting losses, stubbornly holding on to losses, running away after making a small profit… these actions play out repeatedly; the account isn’t harvested by the market, but gradually emptied by oneself. The real difference lies not in the level of skill, but in these three things:
1. First learn to cut losses, then learn to make money
It’s normal to misjudge the direction, but refusing to cut losses is fatal. The market always has opportunities, but once the capital is gone, the game is over. Cutting losses isn’t admitting defeat, it’s preserving your qualification for another entry.
2. Control your hands to control your money
Frequent trading appears to seize opportunities, but in reality, it is driven by emotions. Those who can truly survive spend eighty percent of the time waiting and twenty percent precisely striking. Resisting the urge to trade is, in itself, a form of strength.
3. Light positions are not cowardice, but the confidence to live longer
Heavy positions may seem bold, but they can collapse at a single blow. Light positions allow you to endure fluctuations and dare to make mistakes; the key is—always stay at the table.
When you learn to decisively cut losses, patiently wait, and use positions that you can afford, the account curve will naturally shift from severe fluctuations to steady growth. This market lacks myths; what it lacks are those who can stabilize their hearts and continue to survive.
Slow down a bit, lighten your positions, and calm your heart; this is the true beginning of turning things around. #比特币流动性 #加密市场观察