Turtle'sBlackHead

The most dangerous loss of control is not holding a large position, but starting from this step
When traders truly lose control,
many times it doesn't begin with holding a large position.
It starts with a very familiar phrase:
"Wait a bit longer."

Waiting a bit longer, maybe it will bounce back.
Waiting a bit longer, the support hasn't completely broken yet.
Waiting a bit longer, selling now looks too embarrassing.
Waiting a bit longer, maybe the next candlestick will reverse.
The problem lies right here.

Many accounts don't blow up all at once,
but from this step, the boundaries are gradu

The worst habit in trading: taking profits and running, holding on to losses
If you often do this too:
Take profits and want to run,
Hold on to losses and always want to wait a bit longer—
Then what you have is not a small flaw,
But the most typical and damaging pitfall for your account in trading.

It has a name, called the disposition effect:
Not holding onto winning trades, unwilling to cut losses.

Behind this behavior, it’s often loss aversion at work—
People tend to feel the pain of losses more strongly than the pleasure of equivalent gains.

Why is this happeni

The hardest part of trading is not the technical hurdle, but the mental barrier.
After trading for a while, you'll realize,
the most terrifying thing is never the loss,
nor the market suddenly reversing.

The most terrifying thing is:
You clearly know when to cut losses,
but still hold on;
You clearly know not to chase,
but still rush in;
You clearly have a clear plan before the market opens,
but during the session, it’s like you’ve become someone else.

Many people think this is poor mentality.
Actually, it’s not that simple.
There’s something deeper behind this,

Sharing a trading approach that works for most contract situations
This idea is essentially a "reversal trade + fixed profit and loss ratio" strategy, with a clear logic
If there are no news events, no black swan incidents, no exchange collapses, and no sudden drops in a specific coin, the following scenarios occur:
Price rises 15%, open a short position, take profit at a 10% decline, set stop loss at a 5% rise
Price drops 15%, open a long position, take profit at a 10% rise, set stop loss at a 5% decline
This strategy is suitable for volatile coins that tend to revert to the mean, a

ETH Daily Chart Long Positions ↓
2281 Long 1%
2268 Add 2%
2246 Add 3%
2225-2220 Stop Loss
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Received 2307, counter with a long position
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The essence of trading is not about reading charts, but about cognitive games.
Many people think that trading is a contest of skills.
Who has more accurate indicators, who reads charts more carefully,
who judges the trend more skillfully.
But after doing it for a long time, you'll realize:
What truly determines profit and loss,
is not the chart, but your way of understanding the market.

You're not fighting the price,
you're fighting your own cognitive biases.
The same chart, some see a breakout, others see a trap.
This shows that trading has never been about "the market

2395 Short sell entry🥳
Coordinate with the news🛫
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Continue holding the short position
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