2026-01-03 12:25:58

Once again, I got hit by the market downturn. Watching my account turn red all around, I couldn't hold on and had to cut my losses. Now it's that kind of situation: I know fluctuations are normal, but I still lost to my own mentality. How have your friends all gotten through this wave? Seeking advice😭

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SnapshotBot

· 01-06 07:58

If you can't get past the mindset, no matter how strong your skills are, it's useless. I often treat stop-loss orders as a psychological test.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 01-04 12:27

Another round of being cut, this mentality is really incredible... If I had known earlier, I should have closed the candlestick chart.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 01-04 05:22

Mindset is really a battlefield; relying solely on intellect is useless. --- The worst part was when I cut before the rebound, that was the most decisive moment. --- Honestly, everyone has gone through it; the key is not to repeat the same mistakes next time. --- There's nothing wrong with stop-loss; it's better than riding a continuous downtrend, though it feels a bit frustrating. --- You know that fluctuations are normal, but a slight tremor can wipe it out—this is the daily life of a trader. --- My approach is to simply not look at the K-line; even if I do, it won't change the outcome, so I might as well do something else. --- If I can't hold on this time, I will next time; experience is built this way. --- It's painful to cut when it's red, and even more painful when it's green—an eternal dilemma.

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