For beginners entering crypto, the scariest thing is not a crash, but constantly送钱ing money away yourself
A crash is a one-time event: if you lose, you lose, and you can still stop and think clearly. What’s truly deadly is opening a few trades every day, losing a little on each one, paying a pile of fees, and slowly grinding your principal down. By the time you realize it, the money is already gone
What does constantly送钱ing money away look like? You see a rise and chase it, then get trapped after entering. When trapped, you can’t bear to leave, and if you hold all the way through, you blow up. After blowing up, you deposit again; after depositing, you chase again. Frequent trading, chasing pumps and dumping into falls, no stop-loss, going all in with heavy positions—every single trade accelerates your account toward zero
How do you stop? Only trade Bitcoin, use only 10% position size per trade, set a 1.5% stop-loss, take out half when it doubles, and make at most three trades per week. If you can do these four things, the habit of送钱ing money away will be broken
Once the habit is broken, money can actually stay
There’s another thing worth thinking about: people who keep送钱ing money away are not unwilling to make money—they want to make money too much, and end up doing every trade the wrong way around. Wanting to make money is not wrong, but using a money-losing approach to make money will not work
If you want to know how to quit the habit of送钱ing money away, and how to use these four rules to keep your account stable, come find me in the chat room. No hype, no nonsense—I’ll break this whole approach down and explain it to you in detail#美国8月新增就业16.2万近预期三倍
A crash is a one-time event: if you lose, you lose, and you can still stop and think clearly. What’s truly deadly is opening a few trades every day, losing a little on each one, paying a pile of fees, and slowly grinding your principal down. By the time you realize it, the money is already gone
What does constantly送钱ing money away look like? You see a rise and chase it, then get trapped after entering. When trapped, you can’t bear to leave, and if you hold all the way through, you blow up. After blowing up, you deposit again; after depositing, you chase again. Frequent trading, chasing pumps and dumping into falls, no stop-loss, going all in with heavy positions—every single trade accelerates your account toward zero
How do you stop? Only trade Bitcoin, use only 10% position size per trade, set a 1.5% stop-loss, take out half when it doubles, and make at most three trades per week. If you can do these four things, the habit of送钱ing money away will be broken
Once the habit is broken, money can actually stay
There’s another thing worth thinking about: people who keep送钱ing money away are not unwilling to make money—they want to make money too much, and end up doing every trade the wrong way around. Wanting to make money is not wrong, but using a money-losing approach to make money will not work
If you want to know how to quit the habit of送钱ing money away, and how to use these four rules to keep your account stable, come find me in the chat room. No hype, no nonsense—I’ll break this whole approach down and explain it to you in detail#美国8月新增就业16.2万近预期三倍
