Dear contract warriors and all-in heroes, do you often feel that crypto K-lines are harder to understand than your girlfriend's mood? Today, let's dissect those four 'inner demons' that make you lose money as easily as drinking water; reading this is guaranteed to be more useful than watching K-line masters live!

One, 'Mystical battle god syndrome': Always thinking the next trade can change fate.

(Upgraded version of the original betting effect in crypto)

Classic scenes of illness:

• After three consecutive liquidations, red-eyed and leveraged: 'Can it still drop? Doesn't the dealer care about face?'

• Staring at altcoins at three in the morning: 'MACD golden cross! RSI is oversold! This must be a hundred times coin!'

Real script:

A certain dog brother played DOGE contracts last month, used xx leverage and blew five positions; then changed his WeChat name to 'The wind is strong on the rooftop'. Recently heard SHIB is going to Mars, mortgaged his wife's LV bag to continue going all in, and is now queuing at the civil affairs bureau...

Scientific truth:

The brain secretes 'gambler's dopamine' during continuous losses, creating the illusion of 'next time will definitely win'; it's the same principle as getting more addicted while playing claw machines.

Guide:

1. Set up 'mystical debunking device': Before every trade, silently chant 'when bullish news is exhausted, it becomes bearish; when bearish news is exhausted, it becomes bullish.'

2. Play 'Russian roulette': Prepare six USB drives with different long/short directions, let the cat randomly choose; the win rate might be higher than your random analysis.

Two, 'Liquidation PTSD': Want to vomit at the sight of leverage.

(Revised version of the original snake bite effect)

Typical symptoms:

• After experiencing the 519 crash, seeing the word 'contract' makes your hands shake.

• When others share profit screenshots, you always feel they are photoshopped.

• Now only daring to play USDT-based wealth management, even 3% annualized feels thrilling.

The reality of the world:

Xiao Li made enough from LUNA last year to buy a Porsche, but greed prevented him from taking profits; now he rides a shared bike delivering food. Latest update: Changed the trading app icon to Buddha and lights three incense sticks before the market opens every day.

Diagnosis:

This is called 'post-traumatic stress disorder in the crypto world'; symptoms include but are not limited to: feeling an urgent need to pee when hearing liquidation alert sounds, feeling anxious when opening positions.

Training:

1. Start with 'baby steps': Daily invest small amounts to test and learn; if you lose, consider it as giving a tip to the exchange.

2. 'Vest account therapy': Registering a small account pretending to be a wolf of Wall Street; losing money doesn't hurt and can practice skills.

Three, 'Avengers Alliance': Fighting the market to the end.

(Modified version of the original recovery effect)

Three ways to self-sabotage:

1. 'I stopped loss too early; I'll open another position to earn back the fees.'

2. 'Old Wang in the next group shared profits; I want to go all in too.'

3. 'I've already lost 90%, might as well gamble the last 10%.'

A large documentary:

(I was a cannon fodder in the crypto world) Starring Zhao Si, from 100,000 in capital to 10 million and back to zero in just three months. Classic line: 'Once I break even, I'll wash my hands clean,' now working on a construction site to save capital 🧱.

Blood and tears lesson:

Exchanges are best at designing 'break-even traps'—you think you're on level five, but the dealer is in the stratosphere.

Counterattack strategy:

1. Set up 'smart escape pod': Automatic liquidation at a fixed loss amount, faster than jumping out of a car.

2. Play 'split personality': Divide your capital into 'wife's fund', 'coffin fund', 'play fund'; if any account blows up, you have to kneel and eat durian.

Four, 'Late-stage FOMO': Afraid of missing the wealth train.

(Evolution of the original group effect)

Peak period of illness:

• Saw a group message at three in the morning saying 'major good news'.

• Scrolled to Musk sending a doge emoji

• Heard that a certain exchange will list on Huobi.

Magical reality:

Er Gouzi followed the trend to invest in PEOPLE coin, fantasizing about a villa by the sea at 0.08 USDT, now crying as a shareholder at 0.02 USDT, tweeting @some god asking for a pump every day.

Awakening in the world:

When even the toilets are discussing shit coins, remember to fasten your seatbelt—this is not a ride to the moon; it's a ride to the mining pool.

Pitfall prevention secrets:

1. Set up 'anti-fraud app': When you see terms like 'hundred times', 'take-off', 'pattern', etc., automatically freeze the wallet.

2. Play 'time magic': Before making any impulsive trades, take a shower and sleep; you'll find that bullish news has turned bearish when you wake up.

[Crypto Life-Saving Mantra]

• Contracts are like love; getting too high will definitely hurt.

• The take-profit and stop-loss lines are drawn clearer than the Chu-Han boundary.

• Don't trust the big shots too easily; they might be quietly closing positions.

• Remember, you are not Satoshi Nakamoto; taking profits is the most glorious thing.

Finally, here’s the crypto bible: 'Those who can take profits are masters, those who understand stop losses are grandmasters, and those who are greedy and timid... are you reading this article.' Wishing everyone can become proficient in the crypto arena, with fat wallets, and avoiding rooftops! #币安Alpha推出MERL交易竞赛 $ETH