Friends, in the crypto world, who hasn’t been liquidated? I've seen eyes glued to the screen at 3 AM, heard the sound of keyboards smashing after liquidation, and felt the pain of losing everything overnight. But today, I want to share my heartfelt thoughts—how to salvage your mindset after liquidation? This is a thousand times more important than technical analysis!

1. First, acknowledge your mistakes; don’t argue with the market.

What is the first reaction when you get liquidated? Blame the dealer, criticize the policy, regret your impulsiveness... But the truth is: the market is never wrong; it's your strategy and mindset that are wrong. After being liquidated 576 times, I realized that the more eager you are to recover losses, the faster you die.

Plain truth: a loss is a loss, just like in mahjong, you can’t blame the table for bad hands. Quickly pull out your trading records and see which trades were driven by impulsiveness and which by greed. Acknowledging your mistakes is not admitting defeat; it's leaving yourself a way out.

2. Give yourself a 'digital detox'

What is the most feared thing after liquidation? Continuing to gamble with red eyes! At this time, your mind is like driving drunk; an accident is inevitable.

Practical suggestions:
Shut down for three days: go hiking, fishing, spend time with your partner, do anything but touch the candlesticks. The crypto market is not lacking in opportunities, but in a clear mind.
Delete 'get-rich-quick groups': Those shouting 'bottom fishing' and 'hundred times' are all toxic to your mindset. The real tough ones are quietly licking their wounds and taking notes.

3. Turn 'tuition' into 'strategy'

Every penny lost in liquidation is tuition for lessons learned. But most people pay their tuition and don't hear a sound.

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Write a 'death diary': Record the price, leverage, and emotions (like 'FOMO chasing' or 'panic selling') for each liquidation. Next time you're itchy to trade, look back at it; it's more effective than any motivational speech.
Small-scale trial and error: Use 100 bucks as a simulated trading account; if you make a profit, consider it luck; if you lose, consider it validation. The crypto world is not afraid of being slow, just of being reckless.

4. Redefine 'success'

The most devastating thing after liquidation is not losing money, but self-doubt: 'Am I just a lamb to the slaughter?'

Mental remedy:
Instead of comparing profits, compare survival: surviving longer in crypto is the way. Look at those 'experts,' who didn't learn to endure losses before making money?
Earn 'money within your understanding': Don't be jealous of others doubling their contracts; if you can't handle leverage, stick to regular investment. Slow money is still money, better than giving money away.

5. Find a 'brother in arms' to team up with

Don't bear it alone! The loneliness after liquidation is scarier than the loss. Today, I want to share a set of stable strategies verified by the market, especially suitable for players who want to survive long-term in the crypto world.

The most stable strategy: survive first, then talk about profits

Veterans in the crypto world know that the most terrifying thing in contract trading is not missing out on the market but being swept away by the market. To be stable, you must first establish the correct trading mindset.

First, position management is a lifeline.

Never invest all your funds into contracts; it's recommended to open a position not exceeding 5% of your capital. This way, even if you make a wrong judgment, you have enough funds to wait for the next opportunity.

Second, do not hesitate with stop losses.

Set a fixed stop loss ratio, such as 2%-3% of the capital; exit immediately upon reaching it, without any luck-based thinking. Remember, as long as the green mountains remain, one need not fear a lack of firewood.

Third, only trade familiar cryptocurrencies.

Do not try to catch every fluctuation of every cryptocurrency; focus on 2-3 mainstream cryptocurrencies and study their trend characteristics in depth.

10-15 minute short-term trading strategy: small steps, quick runs, accumulating little by little

This short-term trading strategy is suitable for traders who have time to monitor the market; the core is to capture small fluctuations and enter and exit quickly.

Time frame selection

Main chart: 15-minute candlestick chart - judging trend direction, secondary chart: 5-minute candlestick chart - looking for precise entry points

Indicator configuration

EMA moving averages: Set two EMA lines at 7 and 25

MACD: Standard parameters will suffice

RSI: 14 periods, focus on overbought and oversold areas

Long and short judgment criteria

Long signal: 15-minute candlestick stands above the 7-period EMA, MACD forms a golden cross above the 0 axis, RSI breaks above the 50 midline from below

Short signal:

The 15-minute candlestick breaks below the 7-period EMA, MACD forms a death cross below the 0 axis, RSI breaks below the 50 midline from above

Precise entry point

After determining the trend on the 15-minute chart, switch to the 5-minute chart and wait for a pullback:

Going long: Price retraces near the 25-period EMA, showing a stop-loss candlestick pattern (like a hammer candlestick, bullish engulfing)

Shorting: Price rebounds near the 25-period EMA, showing a stagnation candlestick pattern (like an inverted hammer, bearish engulfing)

Exit strategy

This is crucial! Set a fixed ratio for take profit and stop loss:

Stop loss: about 1% of the entry price

Take profit: 1.5-2 times the stop loss (risk-reward ratio of at least 1:1.5)

Time stop loss: If there is no significant price fluctuation within 15 minutes after entering, exit immediately

Emotional discipline

After two consecutive stop losses, stop trading for 1 hour; if daily profits reach 5% of your capital, immediately stop trading, and never chase orders due to FOMO (fear of missing out)

Practical case studies

Taking Bitcoin as an example: Observe the 15-minute chart, find that the price stands above the 7-period EMA, and the MACD forms a golden cross above the 0 axis, judging it as a bullish trend.

Switch to the 5-minute chart, wait for the price to pull back near the 25-period EMA, and enter immediately after a hammer candlestick appears, setting the stop loss 1% below the previous low, and the take profit at 1.8 times the stop loss.

The result hit the take profit after 12 minutes, securing profits.

Last reminder

There is no foolproof method in the crypto world; only strategies with a high probability of success. This 10-15 minute strategy performs excellently in volatile markets but requires special caution in one-sided bull or bear markets.

It is recommended to practice first on a simulated trading account; only invest real money after mastering it. Remember, in the contract market, surviving longer is more important than making quick profits. Control greed and execute strictly, and you will surpass 90% of contract players.

True story: I joined a few 'patience groups,' where shouting signals is not allowed, only sharing losses and reviews. I found that everyone is just as miserable, which instead stabilized my mindset.

Final blow: Friends, liquidation is not the end; it's the 'coming of age' of the crypto world. The bigger the liquidation you can endure, the bigger the wealth you can hold. Next time there's a liquidation, don't smash your keyboard, light a cigarette, and smile: 'I've gained experience again!'

I am Xiao Yue, a professional analyst and teacher, a mentor and friend on your investment journey! As an analyst, the most basic thing is to help everyone make money. I will help you resolve confusion and open positions, speaking with strength. When you lose direction and don’t know what to do, follow Xiao Yue, who will guide you in the right direction#RWA热潮 $ETH