On the second day of the real account on December 1st, the principal of 560u rolled to 1559u, with a net profit of 630u for the day.

Today's profits mainly come from the target mentioned last night. I woke up this morning, saw the signal, and entered the market with 6x leverage fully utilized. As expected, every trader has their own comfort zone—I just prefer to take smaller positions with higher leverage, which makes me feel more stable.

But today it also went wrong. There was a cryptocurrency that was trending quite well, and I thought the big players were going to pump it, but the trading volume couldn't pick up at all, and it continued to drop with low volume while pretending everything was fine. What's even dumber is that I set a 5-minute Bollinger Band stop-loss, hesitated for a long time, and then canceled it... Originally, the stop-loss would only cost me 40u, but I stubbornly held on until I lost over 200. It’s always like this! I clearly know that "a drop in volume is not a bottom," yet I always hold on to false hopes.

I also tried going long on Ethereum near 2850, but it felt off so I withdrew. This coin has just been falling continuously lately, it's really frustrating.

The old saying is true: learning to cut losses is just the beginning, but more importantly — you must keep a stable mindset. Impulsively canceling stop-loss orders will ultimately lead to your own losses.