#美SEC推动加密创新监管 closed last week with an account deposit of 220,000 RMB. Looking back at the position records, PIPPIN and MERL captured the swing trading, while ETH and SOL were traded in several rounds of short-term — earning this amount is not due to luck but discipline.
When it’s time to stop-loss, never hesitate; when it’s time to hold, don’t get shaken out. Many people lose because they hold onto their positions, unwilling to sell when prices rise and refusing to cut losses when prices fall, ultimately being tormented repeatedly by the market.
There’s another painful lesson: don’t stay up late staring at the market. You think that by watching a little longer you can seize the opportunity? In reality, when you’re tired, your mind becomes a mess, and the next day you’re not focused, making impulsive decisions based on emotions, losing money faster than you earn it.
My current operation is very simple - a Position of 30,000 USDT, only recognizing trend lines. If the line is still intact, I hold on; if it breaks, I walk away. The rule of K-lines revolving around the moving average has never changed.
If you are still losing money and can't find direction, it might be better to set up a trading system first to avoid the pitfalls I have experienced.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 14h ago
The trendline methodology resembles the rules of on-chain archaeology — the chart is a historical record, and understanding it can help avoid detours. The logic behind the 220,000 income is actually about respecting the natural rhythm of the market and not trying to forcibly rewrite it.
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SigmaBrain
· 14h ago
You're absolutely right, staying up late to watch the market is truly a self-destructive trading practice.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 14h ago
220,000? Come on, buddy, it looks like the trap of a demo account to me.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 14h ago
Staying up late to watch the market is really a terminal illness; when you're so sleepy that you can't keep your eyes open and still engaging in momentum investing, it's no surprise if you lose money.
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CommunityWorker
· 14h ago
Staying up late to watch the market is really a tax on intelligence; good sleep is essential for clear judgment.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 closed last week with an account deposit of 220,000 RMB. Looking back at the position records, PIPPIN and MERL captured the swing trading, while ETH and SOL were traded in several rounds of short-term — earning this amount is not due to luck but discipline.
When it’s time to stop-loss, never hesitate; when it’s time to hold, don’t get shaken out. Many people lose because they hold onto their positions, unwilling to sell when prices rise and refusing to cut losses when prices fall, ultimately being tormented repeatedly by the market.
There’s another painful lesson: don’t stay up late staring at the market. You think that by watching a little longer you can seize the opportunity? In reality, when you’re tired, your mind becomes a mess, and the next day you’re not focused, making impulsive decisions based on emotions, losing money faster than you earn it.
My current operation is very simple - a Position of 30,000 USDT, only recognizing trend lines. If the line is still intact, I hold on; if it breaks, I walk away. The rule of K-lines revolving around the moving average has never changed.
If you are still losing money and can't find direction, it might be better to set up a trading system first to avoid the pitfalls I have experienced.