“Win small when you win, lose everything when you blow up.”
Why can you win 8 trades in a row and still blow up on the last one?
Do you often find yourself in this situation: continuously taking profits, feeling like you’re on a roll, and impulsively going all in, only to get stabbed by a spike that wipes your account from profit to zero?
It’s not that you can’t do it; it’s that from start to finish—you don’t have a trading system at all!
What you call “winning streaks” is merely market alignment and good luck;
What you call “crashing” only reveals your true self:
No risk management, doubling down when winning, no discipline, getting carried away when making money, no plan, going all in impulsively driven by emotions, relying on luck for profits, and blowing up due to emotions.
The cruelest thing about the crypto world is: you can win 8 trades in a row, but you can also lose all your previous profits and capital in just one trade.
How to change? Let me lay out the three steps to turning things around:
Step 1: Don’t increase your stake after winning; first, recover your capital. When your account is up by 20%, immediately lock in half of the profits, and use the remaining profits to take risks without affecting your capital. True turnaround is not about getting rich quickly; it’s about steady progress.
Keyword: First win the qualification to “survive,” then talk about doubling.
Step 2: Maximum of 3 trades a day; cut losses immediately when wrong. If you lose two consecutive trades, close the account immediately.
Single trade losses should not exceed 5% of your capital; never increase stakes to bear losses. “Itching to trade and losing money” leads to downfall due to greed and the desire to win.
Keyword: Don’t trade like a gambler; don’t hand over your emotions to candlesticks.
Step 3: Establish your own rhythm system; every trade must have a complete trading plan (entry + stop loss + take profit). Review trades daily, clearly document wins and losses, and summarize your win rate and profit-loss ratio weekly to filter out the most toxic habits.
Keyword: If you can’t even figure out how you make or lose money, how do you expect to turn things around?
It’s not that you lack talent; you just win too fast, get carried away too quickly, and blow up just as fast.
Blowing up is never due to a bad market; it’s because you’re over-leveraged, lack discipline, and refuse to review your trades.
This isn’t about “not losing money”; it’s about “handing your account over to luck.” Follow Longmen, and let’s reorganize your rhythm together.
