How many times has your account blown up? Once, twice, or too many to count?
The scariest part isn’t losing your principal, but rather comforting yourself afterward, saying: “Next time I’ll definitely make it back.” The results are often worse than the last time.
Take a piece of advice from Tai Ge:
Most people lose not because the market is harsh, but because of a sense of luck.
They refuse to stop-loss when the market is falling, holding on stubbornly; then when the market rises, they don’t take profits, always thinking about earning a little more. As a result, they either get trapped or are wiped out instantly. The so-called liquidation is actually just you repeatedly giving away your chips.
To put it plainly, the market hasn’t stolen your money; what eats away at you is greed and hesitation.
After your account blows up, you either admit defeat and exit, or try a different approach and start over. Trade lightly, take profits when you see them, and protect against drawdowns; only then can your account slowly recover.
Liquidation is like a mirror; it reflects who the real players are and who are just gamblers.
Ask yourself — how many more lessons will it take for you to wake up? #BNB创新高 $BNB
