#ETH走势分析 For newcomers, nine out of ten are thinking about doubling their money.
But if you haven’t even figured out candlestick charts, why do you think money will just flow into your pocket?
The market doesn’t care about your logic, it only recognizes the rules.
So, the first lesson for beginners: surviving is a hundred times more important than making quick money.
Testing the waters with 100U is enough. Don’t rush to increase your position, and don’t stubbornly hold onto losses—can you just hold on to this bit of principal steadily for a month? Congratulations, you’ve already surpassed a large group of people.
It’s not that you’re stupid, it’s that you trust your intuition too much. The problem is, the market never moves according to intuition—it has its own temperament.
Want to last a bit longer in this space? Just solve two problems:
Can you stick to your plan all the way through? Can you hit the brakes when your emotions take over?
If you can’t do these two things, you’ll blow up even with 100,000 as your principal.
Once the thought of “all in to break even” pops into your head, you’re not trading anymore—you’re gambling with your life. This space eats more than just your principal; it also devours your judgment.
When you can avoid chasing highs, stop trading out of anger, and stop stubbornly holding losing positions, then you can slowly increase your position size. Don’t rush—an average person keeping their position under 10,000U is enough. Above that, it’s no longer a technical issue, it’s a test of your psychological endurance.
Those who truly make it to the end rely not on overnight luck, but on steadiness and patience. You can’t control the market, but you can control your own actions—and that’s enough.
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PumpDoctrine
· 12-06 04:10
You're absolutely right, going all-in at that moment was really a brainless move.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-06 04:09
That's absolutely right. Ninety percent of people lose everything at the all-in stage.
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TokenToaster
· 12-06 04:08
You're absolutely right, but these newcomers just won't listen. They have to burn through their own money before they understand.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 12-06 04:06
That’s a pretty strong statement, but I still see too many people forget everything right after hearing it, and start going all-in the next second.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 12-06 04:01
That's way too real; the part about going all-in to break even really hits home.
#ETH走势分析 For newcomers, nine out of ten are thinking about doubling their money.
But if you haven’t even figured out candlestick charts, why do you think money will just flow into your pocket?
The market doesn’t care about your logic, it only recognizes the rules.
So, the first lesson for beginners: surviving is a hundred times more important than making quick money.
Testing the waters with 100U is enough. Don’t rush to increase your position, and don’t stubbornly hold onto losses—can you just hold on to this bit of principal steadily for a month? Congratulations, you’ve already surpassed a large group of people.
It’s not that you’re stupid, it’s that you trust your intuition too much. The problem is, the market never moves according to intuition—it has its own temperament.
Want to last a bit longer in this space? Just solve two problems:
Can you stick to your plan all the way through?
Can you hit the brakes when your emotions take over?
If you can’t do these two things, you’ll blow up even with 100,000 as your principal.
Once the thought of “all in to break even” pops into your head, you’re not trading anymore—you’re gambling with your life. This space eats more than just your principal; it also devours your judgment.
When you can avoid chasing highs, stop trading out of anger, and stop stubbornly holding losing positions, then you can slowly increase your position size. Don’t rush—an average person keeping their position under 10,000U is enough. Above that, it’s no longer a technical issue, it’s a test of your psychological endurance.
Those who truly make it to the end rely not on overnight luck, but on steadiness and patience. You can’t control the market, but you can control your own actions—and that’s enough.