#数字货币市场回升 A couple of days ago, someone DM'd me asking: "Why do I always Cut Loss before the Rebound in the crypto market?"
I asked back: What you have in your account, is it profit or fantasy?
This circle has never been short of opportunities; what it lacks is the ability to truly put money in your pocket. To put it bluntly - taking profit and cutting loss are the gatekeepers of your account.
$PIPPIN **First, let's talk about taking profits**
Last year I met a guy who made +60% on a certain mainstream cryptocurrency but insisted on waiting for it to double. As a result, when the market corrected, it fell back to the original point in two weeks.
Here’s a stupid but effective method: Rebound 10%? First withdraw a portion, secure the profits. To 20%? Then sell one third. Enough 30%? Lock up the principal + profit Rush to 40%? Directly liquidate.
You didn't come to hit the ceiling; you came to accumulate real money. Remember—profits that are held too long will eventually grow legs and run away.
**Let's talk about the tricks of Cut Loss**
Many people equate stop-loss with Cut Loss and giving up, which is a big mistake.
True stop loss varies by situation: If the track itself is strong $TURBO AI concepts, semiconductor ecology, ( $ETH and such $BTC , during the fluctuation period, one should supplement and take what they can, don't scare yourself. But if the judgment was wrong from the beginning and the logic has collapsed, then don't hesitate — Cut Loss, right away, immediately.
When losing money, the most taboo thing is to go all in to recover losses. The essence of cutting losses is not about winning or losing, but about leaving yourself ammunition for the next opportunity at the poker table.
**I have seen that those who live long understand these three points**
Take out profits when there's a gain, account thickness is built up bit by bit. Stay calm when you're stuck, ask yourself if this coin is still worth holding. Investing is not about being bold, it's about who can survive continuously.
) The last heartfelt words:
In the crypto market, no one can always hit the rhythm precisely, but there are those who will never die — **knowing when to stop and when to hit the brakes**.
Execution is always more valuable than predicting ups and downs.
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RugResistant
· 1h ago
nah this hits different tho... execution over prediction, that's the actual exploit most ppl miss analyzing their own portfolios
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FalseProfitProphet
· 1h ago
Oh my gosh, this is exactly me. Every time I sell at the peak, it goes up right after.
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SelfStaking
· 9h ago
That's absolutely right, the hardest part is the mindset. I totally understand that guy—the feeling of cutting losses after waiting for a double... It's truly a real-life lesson.
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AirdropNinja
· 11-30 14:53
Damn, this guy speaks the truth. I'm just that fool who always cuts loss before a rebound.
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Taking profit and stop loss sounds easy, but executing it is really something. I admire those who can hold on.
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My account is full of fantasies, it hits hard, bro.
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I couldn't hold on to a +60%, I just laughed, too familiar with this operation.
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Execution is indeed more accurate than prediction, but everyone wants to gamble on the last wave, right? Haha.
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I've heard 'lock in profits' too many times, but I just can't change my greedy nature.
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Calm when trapped? That's impossible. When my mind heats up, it's always an all in.
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This methodology sounds nice, but how many can actually implement it?
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If there's profit, pull it out. This sentence hits me right in the ribs.
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Those who live long understand when to stop, while those who die quickly want to recover losses. That's the difference, I guess.
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SleepTrader
· 11-30 14:47
It's this trap again. It's easy to say, but when it comes to oneself, it's a different story... I'm the type who ends up losing even when I have it.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 11-30 14:34
That's absolutely right, but the execution really kills. I used to be the kind of fool who thought I could double my 30%, and guess what happened.
#数字货币市场回升 A couple of days ago, someone DM'd me asking: "Why do I always Cut Loss before the Rebound in the crypto market?"
I asked back: What you have in your account, is it profit or fantasy?
This circle has never been short of opportunities; what it lacks is the ability to truly put money in your pocket. To put it bluntly - taking profit and cutting loss are the gatekeepers of your account.
$PIPPIN **First, let's talk about taking profits**
Last year I met a guy who made +60% on a certain mainstream cryptocurrency but insisted on waiting for it to double. As a result, when the market corrected, it fell back to the original point in two weeks.
Here’s a stupid but effective method:
Rebound 10%? First withdraw a portion, secure the profits.
To 20%? Then sell one third.
Enough 30%? Lock up the principal + profit
Rush to 40%? Directly liquidate.
You didn't come to hit the ceiling; you came to accumulate real money. Remember—profits that are held too long will eventually grow legs and run away.
**Let's talk about the tricks of Cut Loss**
Many people equate stop-loss with Cut Loss and giving up, which is a big mistake.
True stop loss varies by situation:
If the track itself is strong $TURBO AI concepts, semiconductor ecology, ( $ETH and such $BTC , during the fluctuation period, one should supplement and take what they can, don't scare yourself.
But if the judgment was wrong from the beginning and the logic has collapsed, then don't hesitate — Cut Loss, right away, immediately.
When losing money, the most taboo thing is to go all in to recover losses. The essence of cutting losses is not about winning or losing, but about leaving yourself ammunition for the next opportunity at the poker table.
**I have seen that those who live long understand these three points**
Take out profits when there's a gain, account thickness is built up bit by bit.
Stay calm when you're stuck, ask yourself if this coin is still worth holding.
Investing is not about being bold, it's about who can survive continuously.
) The last heartfelt words:
In the crypto market, no one can always hit the rhythm precisely, but there are those who will never die — **knowing when to stop and when to hit the brakes**.
Execution is always more valuable than predicting ups and downs.