The first liquidation, the account went from 8,000 U to 0,
I sat in front of the screen motionless, my mind was blank.
It's not that I couldn't bear to lose money,
It was at that moment I finally understood:
It turns out I didn't understand 'trading' at all.
I thought I had grasped the trend,
I thought I was opening a ‘stable position’,
I thought I could turn my fortunes around with one contract...
But I didn’t set a stop loss,
The position was too heavy,
When the market slightly trembled, I went directly to zero.
Only after the liquidation did I understand:
When making money, you think you are a genius
You only realize what 'human nature' is when losing money
Contracts are not tools for making money, they are amplifiers of emotions
I started reviewing:
Why can't I control my position?
Why am I too lazy to set a stop-loss?
Why, knowing it's impulsive, do I still dive in headfirst?
The answer actually comes down to one word: greed.
That night, I turned off the computer and deleted the crypto group,
I was silent for two whole days.
But I didn't quit the circle, because I know:
If you can climb out of the liquidation,
then it's not the end, it's the starting point for you to truly learn trading. $ETH Knowledge sharing
