There are two extremes in mindset when it comes to trading #比特币对比代币化黄金 .
One type of person doesn’t care much about account numbers and isn’t afraid of losses. They treat it like paper trading, which allows them to remain objective—entering and exiting trades as needed—and often end up making profits.
The other type is highly sensitive to every loss. Precisely because they fear losing, they focus intensely on position management, strictly control the amount invested each time, and cut losses immediately, never allowing their account to suffer significant drawdowns.
But in reality, many people operate differently: they hold heavy positions and refuse to cut losses, even though they are deeply afraid of losing money. Is this being concerned about money or not? It’s a contradiction.
If you can’t achieve the mentality of paper trading and lack that kind of discipline, there’s only one path left—turn your fear into a tool. Use it to force yourself to manage your positions well and to remind yourself to cut losses in time. In this market, survival is more important than anything else. $BTC $ETH $BNB
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NFTDreamer
· 12-06 04:44
To tell the truth, the third type is actually the majority: greed and fear occur at the same time, and in the end, they suffer heavy losses.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 12-05 06:21
To be honest, I'm the kind of fool who holds onto a heavy position no matter what. I'm so anxious that I can't sleep well, but I still can't bear to cut my losses. This stubbornness really costs more than some people's insight.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 12-05 06:13
That hit too close to home. I'm the fool who held on heavily invested, too scared but unwilling to cut my losses, and in the end got completely wrecked.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 12-05 06:10
Ultimately, it's just a matter of not making good use of fear as a booster. Most people end up self-destructing on the heavy-position track. Staying alive should be the number one goal.
There are two extremes in mindset when it comes to trading #比特币对比代币化黄金 .
One type of person doesn’t care much about account numbers and isn’t afraid of losses. They treat it like paper trading, which allows them to remain objective—entering and exiting trades as needed—and often end up making profits.
The other type is highly sensitive to every loss. Precisely because they fear losing, they focus intensely on position management, strictly control the amount invested each time, and cut losses immediately, never allowing their account to suffer significant drawdowns.
But in reality, many people operate differently: they hold heavy positions and refuse to cut losses, even though they are deeply afraid of losing money. Is this being concerned about money or not? It’s a contradiction.
If you can’t achieve the mentality of paper trading and lack that kind of discipline, there’s only one path left—turn your fear into a tool. Use it to force yourself to manage your positions well and to remind yourself to cut losses in time. In this market, survival is more important than anything else. $BTC $ETH $BNB