Oh no, another liquidation... Why? Because you don't know how to cut losses.
Have you ever had a moment where you start to doubt if you're even human? That kind of anxiety, helplessness, and collapse can only be understood by those who have faced liquidation.
You set a stop-loss, but then think, "Maybe the market will reverse," and as a result, this hesitation leads to a hellish crash!
When the market reverses, you start to panic:
Breath quickens, palms sweat, you don’t even dare to leave the bathroom, frantically converting to USDT to add margin, and what’s the result? This isn’t a fluctuation, it’s a one-sided trend!
You stayed up all night, drained your account, and finally all you get is a message from the exchange: "Your position has been forcibly liquidated."
The most painful part of liquidation isn’t the loss of money, but the mental collapse from "there's still hope" to "utter despair."
What’s scary is, this isn’t the first time! You know you should cut losses, but you can never seem to do it, why? The harsh truth: it's not that you don’t understand the market, it's that you’re unwilling to admit you were wrong.
You feel great when you make $300 in a day, but when you lose $100, you can't accept it. This isn’t a logical problem; it’s human nature at work.
Remember this:
The real traders are not those with a keen sense of the market, but those who can gracefully admit their mistakes and rationally escape during losses.
Recently, I've taught my followers a low-risk stop-loss model, and just using it, they’ve recovered $4000, as stable as an old dog. True stop-loss isn’t about slicing and dicing, it’s about preserving life.
Don’t wait until you face liquidation to regret it; learn now how to survive, so you have the chance to win next time!
