#密码资产动态追踪 A few days ago, Bitcoin dropped from around 3300 to 3100, and this range shows signals of both bulls and bears. If the folks in the live broadcast room caught a trade, they must set proper stop-losses — this is no small matter. Currently, the market is in a rhythm where both bulls and bears can profit, so don’t get greedy and rush in.
I myself have climbed out of the loss pit, and looking back, I realize: more important than how much profit I make on a single trade is how the overall year turns out. You ask me whether I prioritize profit or principal? My answer is: protect the principal, then profit becomes meaningful.
We need a complete trading plan. For intraday short-term trades, always set a stop-loss; better to miss a trade than to hold on stubbornly. For long-term spot trading, steadily build positions; as long as the direction is correct, time will give you the answer. $BTC $ETH are the two assets most likely to move, but the key is to maintain the right mindset. Take it slow, don’t rush.
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NFTragedy
· 19h ago
It's true, but when the market situation actually hits, how many people can resist adding leverage?
Stop-loss is easy to talk about but hard to implement. I used to talk about it smoothly, but as soon as I suffered a loss, I started self-hypnotizing.
I agree with the theory of preserving principal, but the problem is that most people can't hold on for even a year.
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GasFeeLady
· 01-09 04:50
nah the real move is watching that gas oracle while these guys chase candles... stop losses? sure, but honestly timing the exit window matters more than people think lol
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HallucinationGrower
· 01-09 04:48
Setting stop-loss orders sounds easy, but it's really hard to do in practice. However, if you can't bear the risk, you must set them properly.
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-09 04:47
You really can't be vague about stop-loss; I've seen too many people hold on stubbornly until they get wiped out.
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TaxEvader
· 01-09 04:30
Stop-loss is truly the key; see how many people refuse to sell and end up losing everything.
#密码资产动态追踪 A few days ago, Bitcoin dropped from around 3300 to 3100, and this range shows signals of both bulls and bears. If the folks in the live broadcast room caught a trade, they must set proper stop-losses — this is no small matter. Currently, the market is in a rhythm where both bulls and bears can profit, so don’t get greedy and rush in.
I myself have climbed out of the loss pit, and looking back, I realize: more important than how much profit I make on a single trade is how the overall year turns out. You ask me whether I prioritize profit or principal? My answer is: protect the principal, then profit becomes meaningful.
We need a complete trading plan. For intraday short-term trades, always set a stop-loss; better to miss a trade than to hold on stubbornly. For long-term spot trading, steadily build positions; as long as the direction is correct, time will give you the answer. $BTC $ETH are the two assets most likely to move, but the key is to maintain the right mindset. Take it slow, don’t rush.