At 11 PM, the phone rang. Xiaoli's voice was choked with tears:
"Brother Hao, from 200,000 only 8,000 is left, the mortgage card is maxed out, if it goes on like this, I can only go set up a stall..." Looking at her transaction slip, I was completely stunned.
A maximum of 43 transactions in one day, and the transaction fees are even more than the account balance! This is not trading; it's clearly treating the market like an amusement park.
Her "operating logic" is even more disheartening:
As soon as a local dog pops up, she goes all in, and is instantly shot back to the starting point at the open;
Staring at the 1-minute K-line at 3 AM, with her eyes bloodshot and swollen like walnuts.
This is not trading; it’s staying up all night gambling with one’s life. The result is predictable - the principal is ground to a fraction, and her energy is squeezed to the limit.
Many people think that frequent operations = hard work, but in fact, that is the "diligent leeks" that the market loves to harvest the most.
Those who can go far are the ones who act less, observe more, dare to hold cash, and understand how to wait.
Remember one thing: the market does not reward those who frequently punch, but will favor those who can remain steady.
Xiaoli's story sounds a warning bell for everyone:
Do not treat the crypto world as an amusement park; the market is always colder than you think.
If you want to turn things around, the first step is not to go all in for a fight, but to learn to stop.
--- The cost of going from 200,000 to 8,000 brings a bloody lesson:
Don't let "itchy hands" ruin your last chips.
Finally, I wish everyone who likes, saves, and follows this article can reap plenty in this bull market!
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