Oh no, another liquidation........... Why do you get liquidated? Because you don't know how to stop loss
Is there a moment when you doubt whether you are even human?
Because that kind of torment, anxiety, and helplessness is something ordinary people cannot understand—unless you have also been liquidated in the crypto space.
You clearly set a stop loss from the beginning, but thought the market might reverse, so you decided to "just take a look"...
As a result, this "look" led you straight to hell.
The market suddenly reversed, your heart started racing, your breathing became rapid, your palms sweaty, you couldn't even go to the bathroom, frantically converting to USDT, increasing margin, just to "hold on until a pullback".
But you never thought that this is not a fluctuation—this is a damn one-sided trend!
Pullback? Nonexistent. You stayed up all night, exhausted your account, and finally received a gentle notification from the exchange: "Your position has been forcibly liquidated."
The pain of liquidation is not losing money; it's the mental torment from hope to despair.
What's terrifying is that this isn't the first time!
So why, knowing you should stop loss, do you always fail to do so?
The truth is harsh—because most people don't lose in the market, they lose in "refusing to admit they were wrong".
You can make 300 dollars in a day, but can't accept losing 100 dollars; this isn't a logical issue, it's human nature.
Remember this: a true trader is someone who can quickly admit their mistakes when they are "losing", not the one who wins and still brags about their "market sense".
In trading, what you should fear is not losing, but procrastination—once you start to "wait a moment to see", you have already lost.
Recently, I've been teaching my followers a low-risk stop loss model; just by using it, I recovered 4000 dollars, as stable as an old dog.
"Real stop loss is not about cutting losses, but about saving your life."
Don't wait until liquidation to regret it; learn now—how to gracefully admit mistakes and rationally escape.
