#美联储重启降息步伐 When it comes to trading, there are really only two paths.
The first: Treat your money like it's worthless, completely unafraid of losses. Just like many people do with demo accounts—go all-in, be as aggressive as you want, since you don't care if you lose—ironically, that's often when you actually make money.
The second: Treat every penny like it's your lifeline. It's precisely because you're afraid of losses that you force yourself to control your position size, cut your losses when you need to, and never allow your account to suffer a steep drawdown.
But look at people in reality—whether it's spot or derivatives, they go all-in and stubbornly hold onto their positions, clearly terrified of losing but still refusing to cut losses. What kind of logic is that? Do you actually care about your money, or do you not care at all?
This is something you really need to think about. If you can't achieve that "whatever happens, happens" mindset like in a demo account, then there's only one way to survive: stick to strict position management, and use your extreme fear of losses to force yourself to follow the rules. $BTC $ETH $BNB The market has no sympathy for wishful thinking.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 12-05 09:38
Really? Holding a large position and stubbornly holding on is the most costly. You still have to cut your losses decisively.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-05 06:21
So true, it really hits home. Not everyone is cut out for trading.
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GasGuru
· 12-05 06:20
Haha, seriously, going all-in and stubbornly holding on is just asking for trouble, it's like having a death wish.
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MoonlightGamer
· 12-05 06:18
Honestly, going all in and stubbornly holding is just deceiving yourself—you'll end up paying the price sooner or later.
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GasOptimizer
· 12-05 06:08
To put it simply, it's a mindset issue. Most people get stuck here, really.
#美联储重启降息步伐 When it comes to trading, there are really only two paths.
The first: Treat your money like it's worthless, completely unafraid of losses. Just like many people do with demo accounts—go all-in, be as aggressive as you want, since you don't care if you lose—ironically, that's often when you actually make money.
The second: Treat every penny like it's your lifeline. It's precisely because you're afraid of losses that you force yourself to control your position size, cut your losses when you need to, and never allow your account to suffer a steep drawdown.
But look at people in reality—whether it's spot or derivatives, they go all-in and stubbornly hold onto their positions, clearly terrified of losing but still refusing to cut losses. What kind of logic is that? Do you actually care about your money, or do you not care at all?
This is something you really need to think about. If you can't achieve that "whatever happens, happens" mindset like in a demo account, then there's only one way to survive: stick to strict position management, and use your extreme fear of losses to force yourself to follow the rules. $BTC $ETH $BNB The market has no sympathy for wishful thinking.