Many people in the cryptocurrency circle get stuck with their principal, it's really not that they don't use MACD well, but that they are bound by their own mentality.

I once held 200,000 in principal for half a year, panicking whenever BTC dropped, taking profits at just 2,000 and not until the crash in February this year did I completely wake up.

At that time, BTC dropped from 96,000 to 79,000, and my long positions were at a floating loss of 30,000, staring at the liquidation data from CoinGlass with sweaty palms——

In 24 hours, over 110,000 people were liquidated, totaling 2 billion.

But I gritted my teeth and exited at my preset stop-loss, not like before when I stubbornly held on.

At that moment, I suddenly understood: "Losses are the cost of trading, and stop-loss is the bottom line of risk control."

After that, I felt like a different person: I looked at the 4-hour K-line structure for opening positions instead of focusing on 15-minute fluctuations, and I set my stop-loss points decisively. When BTC rebounded to 95,000 in March, I didn't rush to run, but instead managed to ride the wave all the way to 106,000.

After my capital grew to 1,000,000, I completely abandoned altcoins.

Previously, I had traded a coin called 'Xian Coin' with a mere transaction volume of only 30, but when big money entered, it would crash the market, and selling would lead to slippage.

Now, my main holdings are all in BTC and ETH, accounting for over 80%, as the liquidity of top assets is evident. The BTC/USDT trading pair on Binance has an average daily transaction volume of 234 million, making entry and exit effortless.

If you are also stuck with your principal, don’t blame the market.

If you can't cross the psychological threshold, no matter how strong the indicators, it’s useless—only when I went from panic selling to holding the trend did my capital curve truly rise.

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