There was a time when I used P2P like a “swap crypto for cash” button whenever I needed cash. Later on, I realized that I was trading purely based on emotion.

When the market fluctuates → sell.

When the USDT price looks good → buy.

When I need money urgently → open P2P right away.

Every decision was made based on whatever I needed in the next few minutes.

Later, I started separating the two things:

My financial needs, and my P2P trading decisions.

If I need VND, I determine in advance how much I truly need instead of selling more than necessary just because the price seems stable.

If I need to buy crypto, I also don’t try to buy everything just because the market had a single bout of volatility.

This helps me avoid getting into situations like:
“Instead of just selling 300 USDT, I ended up selling 1,000 USDT.”

P2P can make asset conversion very convenient, but that convenience sometimes makes me forget that every time I press Buy/Sell, it’s still a financial decision.

After some time, I developed a fairly simple rule:
Determine the amount I need to trade first, then open P2P to find a suitable Order.

Don’t let the price chart decide how much I will trade.

For me, good P2P trading isn’t only about trading safely.

It’s also trading in such a way that after everything is completed, I still feel my decision was reasonable.

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