Recently, I’ve been working on a small-range stop-loss strategy, but every time I hit a stop-loss, the price bounces back up. It seems like I’m setting the stop-loss points quite accurately, but the problem is—I'm only watching a few thousand USDT, and I can't really access it.
Starting with 2000 USDT, now I only have 1500 USDT left. In just three days, I lost 500 USDT, and this bleeding speed is really fast.
Looking back, it’s not really a problem with the stop-loss, but rather that I got the direction wrong. Clearly, it’s a ranging market, yet I’m still using trend-following thinking to operate. No matter how I optimize the stop-loss points, it’s all in vain. Sometimes, admitting that I’ve misjudged the direction is actually a smarter choice.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 11h ago
Damn, stop-loss is totally a psychological game. I always think that next time it will definitely bounce back.
Three days, 500 USD. The bleeding rate is indeed a bit fierce. The key is that you haven't even realized what you're doing.
It's not the fault of the stop-loss; you simply haven't figured out the market rhythm. I have the right to speak on this.
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MEVvictim
· 12-26 07:55
Cut 500 in three days, this stop-loss efficiency is truly exceptional.
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ContractHunter
· 12-26 07:47
Three days and 500 USD gone, this rebound is just ridiculous
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MevTears
· 12-26 07:39
Three days and 500 USD gone, this speed is truly incredible.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-26 07:31
Losing 500 in three days, this stop-loss is a bit too quick, huh?
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GasWaster
· 12-26 07:28
ngl this is just expensive tuition... 500u in 3 days is brutal but honestly? recognizing you had the wrong framework beats optimizing the wrong thing forever. that's actually growth not cope
Recently, I’ve been working on a small-range stop-loss strategy, but every time I hit a stop-loss, the price bounces back up. It seems like I’m setting the stop-loss points quite accurately, but the problem is—I'm only watching a few thousand USDT, and I can't really access it.
Starting with 2000 USDT, now I only have 1500 USDT left. In just three days, I lost 500 USDT, and this bleeding speed is really fast.
Looking back, it’s not really a problem with the stop-loss, but rather that I got the direction wrong. Clearly, it’s a ranging market, yet I’m still using trend-following thinking to operate. No matter how I optimize the stop-loss points, it’s all in vain. Sometimes, admitting that I’ve misjudged the direction is actually a smarter choice.