Heartbreaking reality:

New entrants all want to make quick money, the result:

▫️On the first day: fantasizing about financial freedom

▫️From the second day: only want to break even

▫️On the 30th day: Start to doubt life

Three deadly hurdles every newbie must face:

Making money in this market is actually more difficult than you imagine.

1. It not only tests your capital (tuition fee hit), the money you invested with hope can vanish overnight;

2. The energy consumption of time (staring at the market for 72 consecutive hours → seeing stars) The curves on the candlestick chart devour your energy and hope.

3. The purgatory of the mind—powerful psychological resilience (moment of liquidation: heart stops, missing out: regret to the point of wanting to slap yourself, continuous losses: hands shake to the point of not being able to hold the mouse, leaving you without the courage to place an order.)

Brutal truth:

The real threshold is not those fancy indicators and strategies, but the blood and tears lessons learned with real money. You must personally feel the red light on the screen during liquidation, experience the regret of missing the opportunity, and endure the fear of a rapid heartbeat after continuous losses.

These scenes that are never written in books are the true fuel for growth. Just like swords need to be forged in fire, market profits must also be tempered with tears and losses.

⚠️ The market specializes in treating:

▫️When greedy → Induces you to leverage fully and get buried

▫️When fearful → A crash forces you to cut losses and then rebounds

▫️When blindly following → Makes you chase high prices and become a big leek

Those who can really make money have developed the ability to go against human nature in countless moments of collapse—when the market is booming, and the chat rooms are full of shouts of 'all in', they quietly liquidate; when the market falls to freezing point, and the news is full of 'crash' headlines, they increase their positions, telling themselves, 'This is the bottom.'

They execute trading plans coldly like machines, turning a weak win rate into a steady stream of profit with iron discipline.

When you can face the ups and downs directly, and the red and green movements on the screen no longer make your heart race, when others panic and flee like headless flies during a market crash, you can stand in the center of the storm, tearfully and calmly pull the trigger; this inner resilience and calmness is far more precious than any money.

The market always favors those lone wolves who stand tall in tears, but you must first endure the darkest night, forge true courage in countless moments of 'wanting to give up', so that after the storm passes, you can stand under the sun and welcome your own victory.

Survival rules:

Use 2% of your position to experiment (maximum loss of 2000 for 100,000 each time)

Set automatic take profit and stop loss (don't trust your own hands)

Establish a trading log (record the emotions behind each operation)

Weekly review (analyze which operations were influenced by emotions)

Path of evolution:

▫️Beginner: Crying from market abuse (90% fall here)

▫️Intermediate: Learn to trade with discipline (6% can achieve this)

▫️Advanced: Unfazed by ups and downs (0.9% of ultimate players)

▫️Master level: Harvest emotions (top of the food chain at 0.1%)

At which level have you collapsed?

Three things you must never do in trading coins:

1. Don't chase the price, learn to operate in reverse

Many people always think about 'chasing the hotspots', rushing in when they see prices rise, but they often end up getting trapped. Remember: when others are greedy, you should be fearful; when others are fearful, you should be greedy. A price drop may actually be a good opportunity to buy cheap, develop the habit of buying at lows.

2. Leverage is a double-edged sword, use it with caution!

Leverage can amplify profits, but it can also lead to instant liquidation. For example: using 10x leverage to buy 10,000, a 10% drop in price will bring it to zero. Instead of thinking about 'getting rich overnight', practice with your own funds first, and use leverage cautiously once you have experience.

3. Never go all in

Putting all your funds on a single trade leaves you with no way out if the direction is wrong. The market will always have new opportunities; the cost of going all in may be much higher than you think—like missing other potential profit points.

The master has roamed the market for many years, deeply understanding its opportunities and traps. If your investment does not go well, and you feel aggrieved by losses, leave a comment in the section below with 999⑤ always waiting!!
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