Recently, many retail investors like to trade short positions, using high leverage and closing their positions after gaining just one or two points. I have done this kind of trading as well, but the data shows results that are contrary to my expectations. You can win 10 trades, but just one loss can wipe you out. Some people tell me, why can't I roll over to my ideal position with a small amount? It's obvious that my data isn't good because those who have tasted success won't be satisfied with just the basics. After one losing trade, they will think about martingale strategies to recover, and it becomes a cycle. Emotions get extremely tense, and the more you want to rush, the slower you should go. My experience varies from person to person, except for genius players.

My personal suggestion is to look at daily, weekly, or even monthly charts to gauge your direction. Within this framework, you can appropriately increase your positions, but once the direction diverges from your expectations, you should close your position. There are no perpetual winners in trading; as long as your capital is intact, trading will continue. Take it slow, everyone. #美国加密战略储备 #加密市场反弹