2026-01-04 13:24:15

Another year has passed, and it's time to review the performance reports of major exchanges. Speaking of which, I have always traded with small positions on contracts, but I just can't control my urge to copy trades. I don't even look at the charts, and stop-losses are almost useless to me. As a result, I keep getting liquidated one after another🥲 and losing so much that I start to doubt life itself. But on the other hand, these lessons have become wealth in their own right. In the new year, my biggest wish is to double my profits, and secondly, to make my hands listen and not be so easily tempted.

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DYORMaster

· 3h ago

Haha, that's just how I am. I never actually execute the stop-loss as promised. One twitch and it's all gone. Another year of being tempted into liquidation. This group of retail investors is too tough. Every sentence hits home. We're all people who exchange real money for lessons. Doubling is a dream. Let's first get our hands under control. Every year we say that the new year will bring change, but isn't it just repeating yesterday's mistakes?

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APY追逐者

· 01-04 13:54

Haha, me too. Following trades is exciting for a while, then it suddenly blows up, and I just can't stop.

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NFTragedy

· 01-04 13:46

Another year of blood, sweat, and tears. Me too. I impulsively followed a trade and directly blew up my account.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-04 13:37

Another year of being taught a lesson by the market, I really should cut this hand. --- If I had just resisted copying trades back then, I might still have some principal left now. --- Stop loss? I’ve never even used that thing. --- Double my holdings next year? First, let this hand stop causing trouble, or I’ll lose even more trying to double. --- Basically, it’s greed. I get greedy when I see others making money, and as a result, I lose everything. --- I think this every year, and I do it every year. I’m truly hopeless. --- Those lessons from liquidation, I’ve accumulated more of them than I’ve earned. --- New year, new atmosphere? I think it’s more likely to be a new year of liquidations, hahaha. --- People who can’t control their hands, everything they do is pointless, to be honest.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-04 13:36

Oh no, isn't this the same old story I repeat every year? After reflecting, I still can't change it the next day.

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SignatureVerifier

· 01-04 13:36

ngl this reads like a confession nobody asked for... but sure, the lack of validation before entering positions is literally the attack vector here. nobody's gonna double-check their stop loss if they're already emotionally invested lmao

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LucidSleepwalker

· 01-04 13:35

Haha, this is me. I always say next time I'll quit gambling, but then I rush right back in.

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