#2026年比特币价格展望 Leverage fully used, impulsive decisions, market fluctuations causing panic—many people have experienced this.
On the surface, you're trading, but in reality, you're riding a roller coaster with real money. Profits from ten trades can be wiped out in a single liquidation. The market drops right after you enter, rises immediately after you close, making you feel like the market is against you.
The most heartbreaking part is when the market only makes minor adjustments, but you refuse to admit defeat, fighting all the way until liquidation, finally cutting at the lowest point, watching it rebound helplessly, and getting so angry you want to throw your phone.
I've observed many people's failure patterns, which generally boil down to these points: High leverage is not an accelerator, but a countdown timer; People chasing highs and selling lows always buy at emotional peaks; Constantly holding on stubbornly can turn small recoverable losses into a total wipeout disaster.
Later, I made a 180-degree turn in my approach.
Only focus on trends of 4 hours or longer, avoiding being tied down by minute-level fluctuations; only trade high-probability swings, saying no to chaotic small-scale oscillations; set stop-losses on every trade to limit losses, making risk clear at a glance.
The most crucial change is— Controlling each individual loss to less than 2% of the total account balance. What's the benefit of this? Even after making mistakes on ten or more trades in a row, you won't go broke, and a good market can turn everything around. This is the core secret to surviving in this market.
The most realistic logic in the crypto world is simple: opportunities are abundant, but most players have already exited during the bear market. Those who can hold through the bull market may not be the most technically skilled, but they are definitely the most disciplined and the longest-lasting.
What you lack is fighting spirit; this market is not short of opportunities. What you need is a methodology and execution ability that can generate stable profits here.
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ser_ngmi
· 7h ago
Basically, it's about living the longest to win. I've seen too many geniuses die because of their emotions.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 7h ago
Really, I've seen too many people die because they refuse to cut losses.
There are even those who have been liquidated ten times in a row, still shouting rebound, rebound.
The key is execution; no matter how good the methodology is, you have to endure until the bull market.
Those who survive this wave will take off directly in the next round.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 7h ago
Honestly, stop-loss is a lifesaver. Without it, you're doomed sooner or later.
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High leverage is truly poison. The moment your position gets liquidated, you finally understand what regret means.
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It all comes down to mindset. The moment greed kicks in, you've already lost. That's how brutal the crypto space is.
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A 2% stop-loss is brutal, but those who stick with it have the longest-surviving accounts. That's the real winning strategy.
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People who chase pumps and panic sell always catch the falling knife. That's the harsh reality.
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Those who make it to the bull market aren't all geniuses. They're just the ones who survived long enough.
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Don't watch small timeframe fluctuations. The more you watch, the more frustrated you get, and the more likely you'll make impulsive trades.
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Selling at the bottom is gut-wrenching. You want to throw your phone away, and it only gets worse when the bounce comes.
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The logic for making money in crypto is simple, but most people's execution is atrocious.
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One liquidation can wipe out the profits from ten winning trades. This game hits hard.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 7h ago
Oh no, another article encouraging people to keep living, and it's really spot on, but execution is just too difficult.
The promised 2% stop loss, and then wanting to add positions after a market wave—human nature.
I just want to ask, what will Bitcoin be in 2026? Still depends on the halving cycle and that old saying.
Those who made it to the bull market indeed earned money, but most people couldn't hold on until that day.
But to be fair, just wanting to make quick money really has no future. This methodology at least is much better than my previous chaotic trading.
#2026年比特币价格展望 Leverage fully used, impulsive decisions, market fluctuations causing panic—many people have experienced this.
On the surface, you're trading, but in reality, you're riding a roller coaster with real money. Profits from ten trades can be wiped out in a single liquidation. The market drops right after you enter, rises immediately after you close, making you feel like the market is against you.
The most heartbreaking part is when the market only makes minor adjustments, but you refuse to admit defeat, fighting all the way until liquidation, finally cutting at the lowest point, watching it rebound helplessly, and getting so angry you want to throw your phone.
I've observed many people's failure patterns, which generally boil down to these points:
High leverage is not an accelerator, but a countdown timer;
People chasing highs and selling lows always buy at emotional peaks;
Constantly holding on stubbornly can turn small recoverable losses into a total wipeout disaster.
Later, I made a 180-degree turn in my approach.
Only focus on trends of 4 hours or longer, avoiding being tied down by minute-level fluctuations; only trade high-probability swings, saying no to chaotic small-scale oscillations; set stop-losses on every trade to limit losses, making risk clear at a glance.
The most crucial change is—
Controlling each individual loss to less than 2% of the total account balance. What's the benefit of this? Even after making mistakes on ten or more trades in a row, you won't go broke, and a good market can turn everything around. This is the core secret to surviving in this market.
The most realistic logic in the crypto world is simple: opportunities are abundant, but most players have already exited during the bear market. Those who can hold through the bull market may not be the most technically skilled, but they are definitely the most disciplined and the longest-lasting.
What you lack is fighting spirit; this market is not short of opportunities. What you need is a methodology and execution ability that can generate stable profits here.