#特朗普撤销农产品关税 After staying in this circle for a long time, you will discover a harsh truth: what destroys traders is not being wrong about the direction, but not knowing when to withdraw.
$AKE has seen too many such stories – precise direction judgment, rhythm perfectly timed, principal amount snowballing from a few thousand to tens of thousands, and then expanding from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands.
$ZEC in the end? It's not dying in the market reversal, but dying from the obsession of "just making one more profit and then leaving."
Do you think those who got liquidated lack skills?
Wrong.
There are indeed people whose accounts contain enough profits to last three years, yet they still want to wait for the "last wave of surge."
As a result, a single callback swallowed 30%, a week's pullback cleared out the floating profits, and a month later, I found myself back at square one.
What hurts the most in this market is not the loss itself, but the fact that you have clearly earned and touched the edge of financial freedom, yet you cannot hold on to it.
Someone once asked me: At what point should I stop?
My answer is——
Knowing when to stop does not mean withdrawing from the game, but learning not to be enslaved by greed.
The number of cases I have seen over the years is countless: Someone turned 300,000 into 1,200,000, insisting on betting for "double and then withdraw". As a result, they chased the highs three times and held onto their positions twice, ultimately leaving only 60,000 in principal. Some people have a 30% profit in spot trading, but they keep staring at 50% and end up not being able to hold even their principal after a sharp drop.
Most people do not fail to make a profit; rather, they lose the decisiveness to exit after making money.
The traders who can truly survive all adhere to these three iron rules:
**Rule 1: Achieve the goal and leave, no sentimentality** Set a 20% take profit line in advance, execute it when triggered, and don't expect free lunch from the sky.
**Rule 2: Stop immediately when emotions run high** Impatience, greed, panic - when these three emotions arise, continuing to operate is like voluntarily handing over your life.
**Article 3: When the words "take a gamble" pop into your mind, it's a signal to stop**
Do you want to continue being part of the people who are harvested, or become the minority that laughs last?
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GasWaster69
· 2025-11-21 07:10
I understand from personal experience.
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governance_lurker
· 2025-11-20 01:01
Greed is the greatest enemy.
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RetroHodler91
· 2025-11-19 21:21
You're right, the earlier you run, the more money you make.
#特朗普撤销农产品关税 After staying in this circle for a long time, you will discover a harsh truth: what destroys traders is not being wrong about the direction, but not knowing when to withdraw.
$AKE has seen too many such stories – precise direction judgment, rhythm perfectly timed, principal amount snowballing from a few thousand to tens of thousands, and then expanding from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands.
$ZEC in the end? It's not dying in the market reversal, but dying from the obsession of "just making one more profit and then leaving."
Do you think those who got liquidated lack skills?
Wrong.
There are indeed people whose accounts contain enough profits to last three years, yet they still want to wait for the "last wave of surge."
As a result, a single callback swallowed 30%, a week's pullback cleared out the floating profits, and a month later, I found myself back at square one.
What hurts the most in this market is not the loss itself, but the fact that you have clearly earned and touched the edge of financial freedom, yet you cannot hold on to it.
Someone once asked me: At what point should I stop?
My answer is——
Knowing when to stop does not mean withdrawing from the game, but learning not to be enslaved by greed.
The number of cases I have seen over the years is countless:
Someone turned 300,000 into 1,200,000, insisting on betting for "double and then withdraw". As a result, they chased the highs three times and held onto their positions twice, ultimately leaving only 60,000 in principal.
Some people have a 30% profit in spot trading, but they keep staring at 50% and end up not being able to hold even their principal after a sharp drop.
Most people do not fail to make a profit; rather, they lose the decisiveness to exit after making money.
The traders who can truly survive all adhere to these three iron rules:
**Rule 1: Achieve the goal and leave, no sentimentality**
Set a 20% take profit line in advance, execute it when triggered, and don't expect free lunch from the sky.
**Rule 2: Stop immediately when emotions run high**
Impatience, greed, panic - when these three emotions arise, continuing to operate is like voluntarily handing over your life.
**Article 3: When the words "take a gamble" pop into your mind, it's a signal to stop**
Do you want to continue being part of the people who are harvested, or become the minority that laughs last?
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