Newcomers look for short-term explosive profits

Veterans focus on long-term stable returns

Trading is a long-term battle, not a game of getting rich overnight. Earning money is easy, but preserving profits is key. Risk control is your bottom line; don’t leave any excuses for losses. Mindset is the key to trading success, while emotions are the profit killers. Strategies can be replicated, but discipline is your unique weapon. The market has no absolute right or wrong, only a balance of risk and opportunity. Learn to accept losses, but never adapt to them. Strictly set stop-loss and take-profit, do not be greedy. No matter how much you say, some people will not listen. People may not learn from others, but they will learn from experience.

Newcomers should first choose a stable and safe exchange to trade, ideally a large platform and not a small one. Second, find a mentor who can guide you. Third, maintain a good mindset and don’t be greedy. Fourth, control your position size and manage your take-profit and stop-loss effectively. Fifth, anyone who charges fees is a scammer.

The principal amount is very important; always set a stop-loss. The principal is the lifeline of trading—don’t go all in! Don’t go all in! Don’t go all in! Now let's talk about trading details: when placing orders, it’s recommended to use about 5% of the total position to avoid heavy losses, so you won’t lose everything at once. In extreme market conditions, you can still withstand ten times.

Extreme market conditions can withstand ten times.

Set take-profit and stop-loss to prevent price fluctuations. The maximum position should not exceed one-third of total assets to avoid liquidation and losing everything. Always keep some funds in the account to be able to attack or defend, which allows you to remain invincible. When profits reach 50%, withdraw the principal. When profits reach 100%, withdraw 50% of the remaining position. The remaining 'ant' position can be freely managed. The remaining 'ant' position allows for small bets on big returns. Even if the 'ant' position is liquidated, it only affects the 'ant' position and does not impact the principal or profits. If you have time to monitor the market, constantly adjust stop-loss and take-profit to maximize profits. Remember, there are many opportunities in the market; do not be greedy. When the trend changes, timely stop-loss is crucial; do not hold on stubbornly. The strongest people are not those who keep winning, but those who exit midway.#美国加征关税 $BTC