First, let's talk about **courage**. It's not about reckless actions, but about being able to think in reverse during extreme panic, and daring to add to positions when the trend is clear. This requires sufficient knowledge reserves and market observation to support, so that the word "brave" can be used effectively.
But having courage alone is not enough—**attention to detail is the key to survival**. I mean: establish clear trading rules (when to enter, when to exit, when to add positions, when to cut losses), thoroughly calculate the risk of each trade (limit maximum loss per trade to 1-2% of the account), and keep an eye on details like funding rates, open interest, and on-chain data, to read the market's true temperament and the movements of big players.
Finally, I must acknowledge a reality—**luck does exist**. No matter how perfect the strategy, it can't prevent sudden black swan events (instant crashes, platform failures, policy changes). So instead of praying for good luck, it's better to prepare for the worst.
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UnluckyValidator
· 12-21 14:10
You're not wrong, but I think the key is still the mindset... That day I misread the on-chain data and got liquidated by 20%, and I still haven't recovered from it.
To be honest, a 1-2% stop loss sounds simple, but executing it is truly torturous.
I summarized this theory last year, but unfortunately, the black swan came anyway, and now it's a gamble for my life.
Detail + courage... It sounds perfect, but in practice, it's about gambling whether I can be faster than the market maker.
Persistence leads to winning, but I've already stubbornly lost for three months.
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FUDwatcher
· 12-21 04:36
That's true, but I think the 1-2% stop loss also depends on the market conditions. Sometimes you have to be more aggressive during a Bear Market.
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AirdropHunter
· 12-19 03:40
That's true, but how many can really execute effectively? Most people are still cutting losses in panic.
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PortfolioAlert
· 12-19 03:39
No problem with that. Courage and attention to detail are the way to survive. I'm just worried that some people only shout slogans and don't follow the rules.
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MetaMisery
· 12-19 03:36
Speaking honestly, attention to detail is truly the lifeline. I have deep experience with 1-2% risk control.
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ZenChainWalker
· 12-19 03:15
That's correct. Knowledge reserves are the moat; without this foundation, having courage alone will eventually lead to failure.
#以太坊行情解读 In this market cycle, I have summarized a set of survival rules $BTC $ETH $BNB
First, let's talk about **courage**. It's not about reckless actions, but about being able to think in reverse during extreme panic, and daring to add to positions when the trend is clear. This requires sufficient knowledge reserves and market observation to support, so that the word "brave" can be used effectively.
But having courage alone is not enough—**attention to detail is the key to survival**. I mean: establish clear trading rules (when to enter, when to exit, when to add positions, when to cut losses), thoroughly calculate the risk of each trade (limit maximum loss per trade to 1-2% of the account), and keep an eye on details like funding rates, open interest, and on-chain data, to read the market's true temperament and the movements of big players.
Finally, I must acknowledge a reality—**luck does exist**. No matter how perfect the strategy, it can't prevent sudden black swan events (instant crashes, platform failures, policy changes). So instead of praying for good luck, it's better to prepare for the worst.
This game is won by sticking to it.