Lost a lot, let's review it. Because only copy trades completed within 90 days are displayed, previous ones cannot be shown. 1. Tu Ya Divine Team
INIT held the position for too long
Tu Ya's original idea was to roll over profits and stop losses on small losses. But this INIT order was held for too long, and he stopped the loss himself later. The position of the leading trader at that time Subjective trading always has the problem of holding positions against the trend: those who play short-term lose money and start holding positions, glorifying it as "pattern"; even those who use stop-loss may start holding positions one day. Stop-loss is the most basic and core operation in trading. Before opening an order, you must determine the stop-loss. Those who play Martingale can still see it, but this kind of sudden start to hold positions is the most terrifying without warning.
A trader who lost seven figures in a day summarizes trading insights 1. Control drawdown, do not turn profits into losses 2. Be good at waiting; wealth does not come from hasty actions. Even if there are losses, do not rush to recover 3. Strictly stop-loss, be brave to admit mistakes, do not rely on luck 4. Do not go against the trend, do not catch falling knives 5. Forget about cost; every trade is a brand new one. Do not refuse to buy back at a high price just because you bought at a low price before 6. Do not attempt to predict the market; do not place large bets lightly. The size of the bet depends on the probability of winning 7. Trust early and correct promptly. If things become clear, the opportunity is lost 8. Profitable trades, regardless of how many, are correct. Aim for 50% but only do 30-40%; respect the market 9. Commit to lifelong learning; constantly correct your cognitive limitations and biases based on market feedback 10. The essence of enlightenment is moving from trading to observing my trading. There is never a single winning secret. Trade what you can understand; among the vast waters, only take a sip Let’s encourage each other!
Many people have been in the crypto space for years, only to quietly leave in the end. It's not that they missed the bull market, but rather they fell victim to the most basic mistakes.
I have always felt that the dumbest way to trade cryptocurrencies is often the most effective. But this path is too slow and too tedious; the vast majority of people cannot persist.
Because they can never escape these three major "common ailments":
First, chasing highs and selling lows. As soon as they see a cryptocurrency rise, they rush in, fantasizing that it will continue to soar, only to buy at a high point and panic when it drops, missing out on the rebound. Only those who can buy during downturns and sell at highs truly enjoy the benefits of the cycle.
Second, heavily betting on direction. The direction may be correct, but if the major players shake out the position a few times, they get swept out. It's not that they judged incorrectly, but that they couldn't endure.
Third, emotional full positions. Once excited, they go all in, losing flexibility to adjust their positions. Even if they are right, they can't move their funds, and when opportunities arise, they can only feel anxious.
In the end, in the crypto space, it's never the market that loses, but rather the habits.
I have summarized a set of six principles for short-term trading, which are simple yet easily overlooked:
1. When high-level consolidation is not over, new highs are often still to come; when low-level fluctuations are hard to stop, it's easy to explore new lows. Don't act until the trend changes.
2. Don't enter the market during sideways movement. Most people fail in fluctuations.
3. Buy when the daily candle is bearish and sell when it is bullish. Following market sentiment is better than subjective judgment.
4. Slow declines are hard to rebound, while sharp declines are easy to reverse. Only by understanding the rhythm can one seize the opportunity.
5. Build positions like a pyramid, enter the market in batches, and always leave some bullets.
6. After significant rises and falls, there must be fluctuations; after fluctuations, there will definitely be a trend change. Don't bet in extreme positions; wait for signals before acting.
The market is not short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can endure, wait, and survive. You may think that experts rely on luck, but in fact, they have taken the "dumb method" to the extreme.
Two Core Conditions for Recovering Bitcoin: "Must Read for Fans"
Assuming you forgot your password and your computer is still available:
1. The computer's hard drive is intact, even if files have been deleted or the system has been reinstalled, it doesn't matter "Mechanical hard drives have a higher probability"
2. You have some recollection of the backup file's password "For example, password clues"
As long as these two conditions are met, the chances of recovery are quite high.
Note: Platforms that allow for the custody of backup files with this type of ID code can also be recovered. #资产找回 $BTC
Data on trading big data related to a leading exchange: 1. The win rate of consistently profitable traders is around 21.5%, while the win rate of consistently losing traders exceeds 70%. 2. The proportion of fees for consistently profitable traders is far lower than that for consistently losing traders. 3. The holding time of winning positions for top traders is 6.2 times that of losing positions. 4. Less than 5% of traders have positive trading results over the past three years.
5. Consistently losing traders make many more trades in a month than consistently profitable traders do in a year. 6. About 80% of profits come from 20% of trades.
7. Male traders account for 87%, while female traders only account for 13%. 8. Age distribution of traders: 5% are over 55 years old, 21% are between 40 and 55 years old, and 74% are under 40 years old.
9. Average returns of traders with different trading frequencies over three years: more than 5 trades per day - negative 68%; more than 1 trade per day - negative 31.5%; more than 0.3 trades per day (once every 3 days) - 12%; more than 0.1 trades per day - 59%.
10. 93% of losing trades can be recovered, which is why consistently losing traders have a higher win rate. The question arises, what about the 7% that can't be recovered?
Grandpa, I want to know how much compound interest someone like you, who strictly adheres to profit-taking and stop-loss, can earn in a year?
卢姥爷
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Bearish
Good evening everyone
The stop-loss position for the pancake has arrived, and I personally haven't exited yet Most people should have stopped out, right? Ethereum hasn't lost much, still relatively weak I forgot to cancel the SOL order last time, so I added it once more. The SOL stop-loss position hasn't been reached yet Only shorting Ethereum can make people feel at ease 😂 Last night's profit-taking has probably given back quite a bit tonight, right everyone? Breaking 90K was a bit unexpected Should stop-loss when needed, I will hold on a bit longer Let me say it again Do not use heavy positions, do not use heavy positions Strictly control your position size You are here to trade, not to go all in like a gambler If anyone has questions, please leave a message.
If you believe that there is a trading bible for those who have made over a hundred million with small funds. Then it is to execute your own comfortable position management and trading methods, and wait for the wind to come.