#加密市场回调 Watching the market until my eyes hurt, but the account is shrinking?

Don't say that, I understand this kind of pain too well.

It used to be like this. I would get anxious with a 0.5% price fluctuation, still refreshing the K-line at two in the morning. Later, I gradually realized that the truly stable profit earners don't stick to the screen every day.

I met a friend who used to open a dozen contracts a day, but now he only does two or three transactions a week. What’s the result? His profits have multiplied five times directly, and the best part is he can finally get a good night's sleep.

I am quite laid-back, treating contracts like a game. I always control my position between 40% and 60%, just like a health bar in a game—no panic if it drops by 10%, and I don't get overly excited if it rises by 20%.

Do you remember the ETH market movement from last week? We took a 15% profit and then withdrew, and at that time, some said it was too conservative. When the crash happened the next day, those who should cry were crying, and we just did what we needed to do.

The most fearsome thing is to make trading feel like a life-and-death situation. I've seen people permanently exit the market after a single liquidation, and I've also seen those who stubbornly hold on until their account reaches zero. But the essence of this market is just like ranking in a game; losing a round is nothing. The key is how to come back in the next round.

Now I suggest my friends to play like this:
- Setting a stop-loss is like a resurrection item.
- Weekly review equals studying strategies
- Remember to withdraw your earnings, this is a task reward.

A post-00s person used this method to roll from 2000U to 15000U in three months. He said that watching the market now feels like playing ranked matches; if you stay steady, you will naturally win.

Living long in this game is more important than making quick profits. When you're no longer being led by the market, opportunities are everywhere.