#数字资产生态回暖 Don't let one second of greed ruin your entire trading career.
The three deadly rules I learned from liquidation are all earned through blood, sweat, and tears.
**Rule 1: When in profit, "lock" it immediately.**
Don't dream of selling at the highest point—that's a gambler's game. Made 10%? Move the stop-loss to break-even immediately. Reached 20%? Firmly hold the 10% profit floor, no concessions. Hit 30%? With a 15% gain, if I move again, I’ll cut my hands off. Only what truly lands in your wallet is your money. Watching unrealized gains drop from 100% to 0%? That single experience can change a person forever.
**Rule 2: When losing, "cut" immediately.**
Set a strict rule: exit unconditionally at a 15% loss. Don’t wait for a rebound fairy tale, don’t make excuses. Stop-loss isn’t about admitting defeat; it’s about reserving ammunition for the next opportunity. Overconfidence? That’s the fastest way to swallow your principal.
**Rule 3: If you sell a coin and the price bounces back, give yourself a chance to correct.**
If you sell and the price drops back, consider buying again if you believe in it. The total supply of the coin hasn’t changed, but your pocket has gained from the price difference. But if it’s gone for good—let it go. The market’s shuttle runs every day; obsessing over the past only makes you miss the present opportunity.
**The core logic is simple:** You’re not gambling; you’re executing a system. Real experts don’t profit from predictions—they profit from discipline. Always regretting, always chasing losses, always confused? It’s not a lack of opportunity, but a lack of a survival strategy.
From opening positions, risk control, to mindset—using rules to replace emotions—that’s the secret to surviving long enough in futures trading.
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PonziWhisperer
· 12-11 16:37
To be honest, the first point is the hardest to execute. I've seen too many people start dreaming after earning 30%, only to see a sudden plunge that brings them straight back into the negative.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 12-11 16:31
That's right, but it's easy to fail, haha.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 12-11 14:47
Damn it, it's the same old story. I just want to ask how many can actually be executed?
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LiquidatedTwice
· 12-11 14:44
That's true, but how many people can really do it? I'm part of the group that hasn't done it.
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GasFeeDodger
· 12-11 14:39
That was a harsh way to put it. I really understand the part about stop-loss. The moment unrealized gains turn into unrealized losses... I won't say more.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 12-11 14:27
That's right, but I've seen too many people treat "discipline" as if it's just background noise.
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LiquidityHunter
· 12-11 14:27
Watching this at 2 a.m., I need to calculate whether the 15% stop-loss line has enough liquidity depth... The real problem is that most people simply can't execute it; the psychological barrier is a hundred times harder than the technical one.
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-11 14:24
It sounds good, but in reality, they just strictly follow stop-loss orders. When that moment comes, they still can't bear to cut. That's why most people can never make money—they can talk about discipline, but no one can truly live out discipline.
#数字资产生态回暖 Don't let one second of greed ruin your entire trading career.
The three deadly rules I learned from liquidation are all earned through blood, sweat, and tears.
**Rule 1: When in profit, "lock" it immediately.**
Don't dream of selling at the highest point—that's a gambler's game. Made 10%? Move the stop-loss to break-even immediately. Reached 20%? Firmly hold the 10% profit floor, no concessions. Hit 30%? With a 15% gain, if I move again, I’ll cut my hands off. Only what truly lands in your wallet is your money. Watching unrealized gains drop from 100% to 0%? That single experience can change a person forever.
**Rule 2: When losing, "cut" immediately.**
Set a strict rule: exit unconditionally at a 15% loss. Don’t wait for a rebound fairy tale, don’t make excuses. Stop-loss isn’t about admitting defeat; it’s about reserving ammunition for the next opportunity. Overconfidence? That’s the fastest way to swallow your principal.
**Rule 3: If you sell a coin and the price bounces back, give yourself a chance to correct.**
If you sell and the price drops back, consider buying again if you believe in it. The total supply of the coin hasn’t changed, but your pocket has gained from the price difference. But if it’s gone for good—let it go. The market’s shuttle runs every day; obsessing over the past only makes you miss the present opportunity.
**The core logic is simple:** You’re not gambling; you’re executing a system. Real experts don’t profit from predictions—they profit from discipline. Always regretting, always chasing losses, always confused? It’s not a lack of opportunity, but a lack of a survival strategy.
From opening positions, risk control, to mindset—using rules to replace emotions—that’s the secret to surviving long enough in futures trading.