Some serious mistakes by traders @أبو كرم .

1 @ Don’t get into a coin if it dips on you a little—you panic, exit, and then all at once the coin shoots up in your face. This is called cowardice and playing with your own mind.

2 @ You expect the coin to bounce and drop when it reaches resistance—then you discover it has broken through and climbed. Two or three candles later you jump in immediately, and it starts falling right away. This is called an ambush and a false breakout.

3 @ You enter a coin and wait a month with no rise. The moment it starts to move up a bit, you run away from the coin because of your psychological burnout, while it keeps going up… way up. This is called “you ate the waiting,” and when you decided to rise, you fled from the previous psychological state.

4 @ You enter a coin that dips on you. You say, “Of course it will rise,” and it keeps dipping until you realize you’re stuck in a catastrophic position. This is called not studying the entry point.

5 @ You enter a coin, and thank God it rises on you in a decent way, and you stay in it because you’ve become comfortable and greed increased a lot. Stay in it… then suddenly the coin drops with a candle, and you say “correction” to realize it’s actually a breakdown—meaning you see the profit evaporate and return to zero, and it might even go below zero.

6 @ You enter a coin saying, “I don’t want to be greedy—I’ll just make a little profit and exit.” You barely managed to cover your fees, and then suddenly the coin explodes upward with a bullish candle. You get sad, you enter it, and it drops on you immediately and you end up trapped.

7 @ The market is bullish, and you’re afraid to enter. Day after day after day it’s rising, and the moment you enter, disasters happen: the market flips to bearish, you get trapped, and you start saying “they’re scammers.”

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