#数字资产市场洞察 Newbie Why is it easy to lose more and more? I used 6 rules to help him stop the bleeding.



A while ago, a trading newbie came to me, making emotional trades and operating frequently, resulting in a complete mess of losses.

I asked him a question: "Do you want to rely on feelings and take a chance, or do you want to make money steadily according to the rules?"

He replied: I want to earn money, but I really don't know how.

I listed six hardcore trading disciplines for him. He strictly followed them, and after a month—his losses stabilized directly.

**Rule 1: You must learn to take profits and cut losses**

Don't be greedy, don't bet on reversals. Opportunities in the crypto world are endless, but your capital is limited.

**Article 2: Open fewer orders, avoid random clicks**

He used to have dozens of orders a day. After changing to only doing 1 to 3 orders, he saved a significant amount on fees, and the rate of loss also plummeted.

**Article 3: Take a break if you don't understand the market**

I understand that missing out is painful, but missing out is better than a liquidation. Only trade the trends you can see through.

**Article 4: Don't expect to turn things around with a single trade**

Start by accumulating small goals like earning 10U, allowing your mindset and pace to gradually stabilize.

**Article 5: A Light Position is the Bottom Line**

Those who explode in a wave of market trends are mostly heavily invested, nine out of ten. Surviving is more important than any profit; it gives you another chance.

**Article 6: Knowing does not equal doing**

This is the hardest one. Understanding trading rules is easy, but there are very few who can really stick to executing them. He persisted, and after a month, he started to make stable profits.

Looking back now, he emerged from a state of chaos, losing money, and confusion, relying not on luck, but on discipline.

If you are also in this quagmire right now - opening random orders, continuing to lose, and lacking direction - this set of rules can be applied directly. It can save you several years of detours.

The market has always been there, but your capital and opportunities are limited. Equip yourself with systematic thinking to survive longer in a volatile market.
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GateUser-a180694bvip
· 18h ago
You're right, discipline is really the longest-lasting pass in this market.
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RektButStillHerevip
· 18h ago
To be honest, the sixth point hit me hard. I know it, but when it comes to execution... Hehe ---- It's the same old theory, the key is whether you can stick to it. Most people forget it after reading ---- Light Position, Light Position, easy to say. When you see the market To da moon, that's the real difficulty ---- He starts bragging after stabilizing his losses for a month? I want to see if he can keep it up in six months ---- I totally agree with reducing the number of trades; I used to lose three times the fees in a day due to impulse ---- Light Position is truly the price of surviving; you need to be alive to have compound interest opportunities. This line hits hard ---- If you can't understand it, take a break, but the problem is, there aren't many times when you can understand it ---- Starting from 10U? That's a bit conservative, right? After stabilizing your mindset, you still need to scale up ---- Discipline > Luck, that's true. The problem is too many people give up after just two days ---- The six rules can be summed up in one sentence: Staying alive is more important than making quick money. The difficulty lies in the fact that most people don't believe this.
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ImpermanentLossFanvip
· 18h ago
Knowing and doing are really two different things. I am also part of the batch that got poor from the fees. Light Position Light Position Light Position, saying it three times is not enough. If you don't understand, just take a break. This sentence really hit me. I no longer exist as someone who places over ten orders a day. Take profit and stop loss sound simple, but when it's close to the target, you really want to wait a bit longer. Discipline > Luck, I accept this.
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zkProofGremlinvip
· 18h ago
Knowing does not equal doing, this statement really hit home. There are too many people around who talk a good game, but when their hands shake, they go all in.
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NotGonnaMakeItvip
· 18h ago
Sounds good, but how many can truly stick to it? --- Light Position is easy to say, but when the market gets volatile, the mindset goes away. --- If you can't understand, just take a break; I've heard that ten times, but losses still happen. --- Six rules? I just want to know how to judge the bottom signal, everyone. --- The second one hits me the hardest; I've wasted a lot playing like this with more than ten trades a day. --- Knowing is not the same as doing; that saying hits hard, and it's indeed true. --- Feels like more motivational talk, but the key is still to withstand the mindset of drawdowns. --- The metaphor of Light Position living longer is brilliant.
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