Many traders only share their profits and hide their losses. This creates a false impression for new traders, making them believe trading is an easy ride. Some may even invest everything they have or get greedy, trying to double their profits quickly.

The reality is far different. Never risk more than 2% of your capital on a single trade. If the trade moves against you, you can add up to 1% more to support it—but no more. Stay calm and avoid the temptation to keep adding funds to a losing trade, as this often leads to significant losses.

Remember, trading is a game of wins and losses. You won’t win every time, so focus on learning how to cut your losses early and avoid getting stuck in bad positions.

Think of it this way: recovering $20 is manageable, but recovering your entire portfolio is a far greater challenge. Trade smart, protect your capital, and always prioritize risk management.#GuessBTCsBottom

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