Looking at Ethereum's recent market movement today, my mindset is a bit崩. Repeatedly反指, it seems that my judgment always goes against the market. Calm down and think about it, the root cause might be on myself—my position is too full. When a trader places too many chips on one position, the psychological defense line is easily broken. Overly heavy positions make every fluctuation able to leverage emotions, and the final result is often being confused by market noise, leading to distorted operations. This might be a pit many traders will experience.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 12-15 17:51
ngl, oversized positions = exploit vector for your own emotions. seen this rugpull pattern on traders' decision-making 47 times already. your keys to sanity: position sizing. not financial advice, but seriously... DYOR on your risk management before the volatility honeypot catches you again.
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ponzi_poet
· 12-15 17:49
Once the position is full, my mind starts to go haywire. This is truly a big taboo in trading.
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ForkMonger
· 12-15 17:26
nah this is just governance attack on yourself, position sizing is literally the protocol economics of your own portfolio lol
Looking at Ethereum's recent market movement today, my mindset is a bit崩. Repeatedly反指, it seems that my judgment always goes against the market. Calm down and think about it, the root cause might be on myself—my position is too full. When a trader places too many chips on one position, the psychological defense line is easily broken. Overly heavy positions make every fluctuation able to leverage emotions, and the final result is often being confused by market noise, leading to distorted operations. This might be a pit many traders will experience.