Why are you losing money again?
Because you don't manage risks and behave not like a trader, but like a gambler with Wi-Fi.
What is the main mistake?
You forget about risk management. Do you have $1000?
Use no more than 1–5% per trade — that is, $10–$50.
With 20x leverage, this gives you a position of $200–$1000.
You participate in the market, but remain under control.
Want to take more risk? No one is stopping you.
But then don't complain if your deposit burns.
What else are you missing?
Discipline.
You opened a good trade, but it didn't move for a couple of minutes — and you panic.
Why? Because you went in too big, violating the basic rule of 1–5%.
You go into the negative. You re-enter. You lose again.
Classic.
Have you heard about patience?
The market often pretends to go the wrong way. It catches stops. It makes sharp moves.
And then it still comes to where your idea was.
But you're already out of position. And you're writing in the chat how unfair everything was.
Meanwhile, disciplined traders stay in the trade and take profits.
Why don't we give precise stop-losses?
Because the market loves to take out the crowd.
Most stops are triggered not because the idea is bad, but because they are set predictably.
We teach logic of entry, not numbers that are easy to cling to.
Conclusion?
▪ Use 1–5% per trade.
▪ Don't rush.
▪ Stop playing at the casino.
▪ Respect the market — or it will teach you respect.