#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Want to quickly turn the tide in the crypto market? Instead of listening to all sorts of rumors, it’s better to focus on what the market itself is saying. Data like candlestick charts, trading volume, and order book depth don’t lie—relying on them for judgment is much more reliable than intuition or others’ opinions.
To truly master the rhythm, you need to thoroughly understand classic indicators like MACD and KDJ. These are not advanced techniques; they are basic skills in trading. Filling your mind with knowledge gives you confidence in your decisions and prevents you from being caught off guard by market fluctuations.
The easiest part to mess up is your mindset. Getting carried away after making profits, panicking and rushing to medical treatment after losses—many people fall into traps step by step like this. Don’t chase gains, don’t panic sell, stay calm to see the right direction. Losses and profits are both part of trading; a stable mindset is key to long-term survival.
Next, there is ironclad discipline, which is essential for survival:
Every order must have a stop-loss, and once set, don’t waver. As long as your capital is alive, there’s a chance to recover.
Fix your position size; don’t gamble wildly like a fool. Risk control is the foundation of long-term survival.
Set your stop-loss points before trading; don’t change them after entering. Hasty reversals are the start of failure.
Finally, talk more with those who have been in the market for years. The pitfalls they’ve experienced are shortcuts for you. At the same time, develop the habit of daily review—learn lessons from losing trades, and extract strategies from winning ones.
There’s no quick way to succeed in the crypto asset market, but if you master these points, you’ll make half as many detours and climb out of difficult situations faster.
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ConfusedWhale
· 2h ago
That's right, mindset is really the killer. I've seen too many people start to indulge once they make some money, and when they lose, everything falls apart, ending up at the starting line.
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FlippedSignal
· 9h ago
That's right, mindset is really the key. I've seen too many people splurge after making some money, go all-in when they lose, trying to recover, and end up losing all their principal.
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RadioShackKnight
· 9h ago
Well said, but the mindset is the hardest part. I only realized this after losing continuously for three months.
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CommunityJanitor
· 9h ago
That's correct, but when it comes to mindset, it's really a common topic. The key is to endure it yourself.
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ForkMonger
· 9h ago
nah this stop loss sermon again... everyone preaches discipline until their bags dump 40% then suddenly rules don't apply anymore lol. the real tell? most people talking about "protocol governance vulnerabilities" are just salty they got liquidated. cute though.
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LiquidationWizard
· 9h ago
It's the truth, but how many can really do it? I have deep experience with the mindset aspect; everyone who has gone all-in knows how painful it can be.
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DefiPlaybook
· 9h ago
According to on-chain data, market volatility indeed increased after this FOMC decision... but the key is still to rely on hard indicators like candlestick charts and trading depth to make judgments, and not be led by public opinion.
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LayerZeroHero
· 9h ago
The actual data shows that 90% of traders who survive beyond three cycles are those who strictly adhere to stop-loss strategies, with no exceptions.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Want to quickly turn the tide in the crypto market? Instead of listening to all sorts of rumors, it’s better to focus on what the market itself is saying. Data like candlestick charts, trading volume, and order book depth don’t lie—relying on them for judgment is much more reliable than intuition or others’ opinions.
To truly master the rhythm, you need to thoroughly understand classic indicators like MACD and KDJ. These are not advanced techniques; they are basic skills in trading. Filling your mind with knowledge gives you confidence in your decisions and prevents you from being caught off guard by market fluctuations.
The easiest part to mess up is your mindset. Getting carried away after making profits, panicking and rushing to medical treatment after losses—many people fall into traps step by step like this. Don’t chase gains, don’t panic sell, stay calm to see the right direction. Losses and profits are both part of trading; a stable mindset is key to long-term survival.
Next, there is ironclad discipline, which is essential for survival:
Every order must have a stop-loss, and once set, don’t waver. As long as your capital is alive, there’s a chance to recover.
Fix your position size; don’t gamble wildly like a fool. Risk control is the foundation of long-term survival.
Set your stop-loss points before trading; don’t change them after entering. Hasty reversals are the start of failure.
Finally, talk more with those who have been in the market for years. The pitfalls they’ve experienced are shortcuts for you. At the same time, develop the habit of daily review—learn lessons from losing trades, and extract strategies from winning ones.
There’s no quick way to succeed in the crypto asset market, but if you master these points, you’ll make half as many detours and climb out of difficult situations faster.