#数字资产市场动态 Having been in the crypto world for nearly ten years, I paid a painful price in the first two years through contract trading—liquidation became almost a daily routine. Recharging funds before they even warmed up, the positions would vanish in the blink of an eye. That’s when I realized, the market hasn’t changed; I was just too greedy and overconfident. Now, although I don’t dare to boast about making huge profits, at least the days of liquidation are behind me.



As someone who has been through it, I want to share a few heartfelt words with beginners to help you avoid pitfalls and save on tuition fees.

**1. Never add to your position hoping for a rebound when you're trapped**

If you’re caught and still want to add to your position for a big profit, wake up. The only purpose of adding to your position is to stop the loss, not to turn the tide. Relying on adding to your position to chase huge profits will only accelerate your liquidation in the next market move.

**2. The calmer the market looks, the closer the storm**

When the candlestick chart is motionless, it seems peaceful but actually harbors turbulent undercurrents. After a rally, if you see a triangle consolidation zone? Don’t fool yourself into thinking it’s just a consolidation; it’s actually tempting you to get greedy. A strong rally always has a correction—that’s the market’s iron law.

Remember this principle: buy when few are buying, and when most are showing off their profits, it’s time to withdraw. Profit screenshots flooding your social circle are the biggest danger. Don’t trade recklessly during sideways movements—don’t chase highs or bottom-fish; wait patiently for signals.

**3. Full position equals sentencing yourself to death**

Crypto markets change rapidly, and going all-in means you have no room for error. One misjudgment and you’re out. Adjust your position size flexibly—this is not cowardice, but survival wisdom.

**4. This game is about mindset, not technology**

Chasing gains when greedy, cutting losses when scared—money slips away again and again. Successful traders are those who don’t get overly excited when they profit, don’t panic when they lose, and trade steadily. Human nature is always the first test.

I’ve fallen into countless pits, and these words may be harsh, but they can truly save your life. Want to pay less tuition and let your money grow more in the crypto space? You must learn restraint, patience, and acceptance. That’s the key to long-term survival.
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 10h ago
Full position really is pushing yourself to the limit, bro. That comment hit me hard; I've been taught that way too.
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AirDropMissedvip
· 10h ago
Full position is a death sentence; I've heard too many people do this and end up out of the game... --- Adding to your position for big profits? Wake up, brother, that's just giving away money. --- When I see screenshots of gains everywhere on social media, I know it's time to run. It’s always like this. --- Ten years of ups and downs boil down to two words: restraint. The greedy are all getting wiped out in some corner. --- Mindset > skills. This sounds simple but can truly save your life. I only realized this after suffering big losses. --- The calmer the market, the more dangerous it is. This is the truth, not scaremongering. --- People with full positions all think they can make a fortune, but what’s the result... --- Instead of chasing highs or bottom-fishing, it's better to wait for signals. Itchy hands are the start of losing money.
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SignatureLiquidatorvip
· 10h ago
Full position really is suicidal. I've now muted those big influencers who post screenshots every day. It's too dangerous.
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just_another_walletvip
· 10h ago
Adding more positions is really deadly. I've seen too many people get wiped out by this trick... --- Full position is basically asking for death; there's no other way to put it. --- When posting gains on social media? I had already run away long before then, haha. --- Mindset > skills. This really hit me. No matter how good your skills are, you'll still die from greed. --- What a veteran trader with ten years of experience says is truly eye-opening, but it's a lesson learned with real money. --- How desperate must I have been during the margin call... Glad it's stable now. --- Triangle consolidation? Haha, I call it a trap to lure more traders in. Many have been broken by this. --- Restraint, patience, giving up—easier said than done by a hundred times. --- This is the right mindset. Unlike some accounts that promote full positions and instant wealth every day.
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VibesOverChartsvip
· 10h ago
Adding to your position is a death wish. I've seen too many people ruin themselves this way. --- The moment I saw screenshots flooding my Moments, I knew it was time to run. --- Full position? Bro, you're just throwing a tantrum at yourself. --- Mindset is the key; technical analysis is all虚假的. --- When the candlestick chart is lying flat, don't get itchy; just wait. --- After ten years, these are still the lifesavers. Beginners, take note. --- Greed is not allowed; being timid isn't either. Finding that balance is the hardest part. --- Only after a margin call do you realize how terrifying adding to your position can be. --- Buy when few are buying, and sell when most are showing off—that's all there is to it.
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JustHodlItvip
· 10h ago
Overleveraging and turning the tide is something I've heard too often, and it always blows up like this. Full-position traders, wake up. It's not about being cowardly; staying alive is what's important. --- When everyone was screenshotting moments on Moments, I had already run away. I've seen this routine too many times. --- Ten years of being a rookie trader, dying like this—greed once and you're out. --- Mindset > skills. No one really listens to this. --- Still dare to add when you're trapped? That means you think you have more money, right? --- It's easiest to get scammed during consolidation, really. --- Those who survive are the ones who know when to give up. There's nothing wrong with that.
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SchroedingerAirdropvip
· 10h ago
Full position doesn't mean greediness; it's crucial to know when to cut losses.
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