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The lesson I learned after liquidation of $15000 in last Crash that You all need to know this time!
I need your attention to read this article about the recent crash of Crypto and Psychology of the traders that is My own Trading strategy I followed during the last crash of 10 OCTOBER and everyone should follow after the loss or liquidation.
During the recent crashes in the crypto market, I learned something the hard way after losing $15,000+ in just a single sudden crash due to US president TRUMP. The drop came so suddenly that even experienced traders felt the shock. I was trading $ENA , PENGU, and $ETH when the whole market flipped in seconds. Bitcoin fell from one hundred twenty-two thousand to one hundred two thousand in one clean, brutal move. It reclaimed later, but liquidation doesn’t wait for rebounds. The loss hit me fast, but the clarity that followed mattered even more.
We watched $BTC dump from around 116K straight toward the 80K region. A 40K crash in three to four weeks is not normal volatility. It’s a full trend collapse. And during this fall, people repeated the same mistakes. Each time BTC dipped, they opened new longs. Liquidated. Then they bought the dip. Liquidated again. Some forced DCA without planning. Some kept adding money after every liquidation, thinking the bounce was “any moment now.” Only a few understood the real direction. I clearly said when BTC was at 91K and 92K that it was heading for 80-82K. The levels played exactly as I described, yet many ignored the warning because hope feels easier than discipline.
Always use a stop loss and don’t expect the market to reverse from your entry.Never risk heavy money with leverage and keep it around five to ten times maximum.Start with small capital per trade, risking only two to three percent of your portfolio.Let profits build naturally when price moves in your favour instead of forcing big positions.Protect yourself when the market turns so the stop loss cuts the loss early.If you have a bigger portfolio and the SL isn’t triggered, use DCA with a proper plan.Avoid emotional trading because revenge trades and panic entries usually lead to liquidation.
Don,t Panic and stay Strong!
This crash showed again that emotional trading destroys accounts. When you get liquidated once, your mind looks for revenge trades. That’s where traders fall apart. Respect the trend. Respect the risk. Respect the chart. Risk management isn’t optional. It’s the only reason a trader survives long enough to become profitable.
I took my loss, accepted it, and turned it into experience. I don’t hide the hits. I use them. And even after a sudden twenty-thousand-dollar candle, my analysis remained accurate because I read trends, not wishes. The market has patterns, and I follow them with precision.
#BTCVolatility #StrategyBTCPurchase #BTC90kBreakingPoint
During the recent crashes in the crypto market, I learned something the hard way after losing $15,000+ in just a single sudden crash due to US president TRUMP. The drop came so suddenly that even experienced traders felt the shock. I was trading $ENA , PENGU, and $ETH when the whole market flipped in seconds. Bitcoin fell from one hundred twenty-two thousand to one hundred two thousand in one clean, brutal move. It reclaimed later, but liquidation doesn’t wait for rebounds. The loss hit me fast, but the clarity that followed mattered even more.
We watched $BTC dump from around 116K straight toward the 80K region. A 40K crash in three to four weeks is not normal volatility. It’s a full trend collapse. And during this fall, people repeated the same mistakes. Each time BTC dipped, they opened new longs. Liquidated. Then they bought the dip. Liquidated again. Some forced DCA without planning. Some kept adding money after every liquidation, thinking the bounce was “any moment now.” Only a few understood the real direction. I clearly said when BTC was at 91K and 92K that it was heading for 80-82K. The levels played exactly as I described, yet many ignored the warning because hope feels easier than discipline.
Always use a stop loss and don’t expect the market to reverse from your entry.Never risk heavy money with leverage and keep it around five to ten times maximum.Start with small capital per trade, risking only two to three percent of your portfolio.Let profits build naturally when price moves in your favour instead of forcing big positions.Protect yourself when the market turns so the stop loss cuts the loss early.If you have a bigger portfolio and the SL isn’t triggered, use DCA with a proper plan.Avoid emotional trading because revenge trades and panic entries usually lead to liquidation.
Don,t Panic and stay Strong!
This crash showed again that emotional trading destroys accounts. When you get liquidated once, your mind looks for revenge trades. That’s where traders fall apart. Respect the trend. Respect the risk. Respect the chart. Risk management isn’t optional. It’s the only reason a trader survives long enough to become profitable.
I took my loss, accepted it, and turned it into experience. I don’t hide the hits. I use them. And even after a sudden twenty-thousand-dollar candle, my analysis remained accurate because I read trends, not wishes. The market has patterns, and I follow them with precision.
#BTCVolatility #StrategyBTCPurchase #BTC90kBreakingPoint
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