Assuming you have an asset of 1 million yuan, take out 700,000 yuan to invest in a cryptocurrency.
On the first day, the coin price drops by 1%, and you lose 7,000 yuan, not worrying about it, firmly believing that the coin price will rebound. The next day, the coin price drops another 3%, nearly 20,000 yuan gone, yet you still hold expectations for a rebound. On the third day, the coin price rises by 2%, recovering about 10,000 yuan of the loss, improving your mood, and you feel that the situation is under control.

Good times don't last long; on the fourth day, the coin price suddenly plummets by 20%, 140,000 yuan evaporates in an instant, and unease rises in your heart, hoping for a rebound the next day. On the fifth day, the coin price rebounds by 5%, and you secretly breathe a sigh of relief, feeling that trading cryptocurrencies seems to have some patterns. On the sixth and seventh days, the coin price rises by 1% each, although the increase is small, it gives you a glimpse of hope for recovering costs, and you look forward to future trends.

On the eighth day, the coin price rises slowly, and you remain optimistic. However, on the ninth day, the coin price plummets by 30%, panic sets in, and you start to doubt your coin selection. On the tenth day, the coin price drops another 10%, a mix of anger and disappointment. From the eleventh day onwards, the coin price enters a consolidation phase, and you see online claims like 'bottoming signal' and 'main force accumulation stage', choosing to continue holding the coin.
In the following week, the coin price continues to consolidate. You continuously learn about cryptocurrency knowledge, increasingly convinced that this is the main force accumulating, thus holding your position firmly. But a month passes, and not only has the coin price not rebounded, but it drops another 20%. You gradually become numb, just wanting to recover your costs and stay away from cryptocurrencies. However, the coin price continues to fall, and at this point, you finally understand the concept of 'stop loss', caught in the painful struggle of whether to liquidate or hold the coin.

Just then, a friend informs you about a new coin that has surged by 200% and shares the 'leading strategy'. Under this trust, you sell your holding coins, planning to return after profiting from the new coin, and hold long-term after recovering costs.

In this process, the root causes of losses from trading cryptocurrencies gradually become apparent: lack of risk awareness, failing to stop losses in a timely manner when facing initial losses; blind confidence, judging market trends based solely on subjective thoughts rather than market rules; insufficient knowledge reserves, not understanding stop losses in the early stages and later becoming superstitious about online claims; easily influenced by others, easily changing investment strategies upon hearing friends' news of getting rich. The editor shares a summary of the risks and precautions of investing in cryptocurrencies based on this example. Besides cryptocurrencies, what other investment methods are there? How to control the risks of investing in cryptocurrencies?


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