#数字资产市场洞察 If we talk about the most heartbreaking way to incur losses in the crypto market, many would say it is choosing the wrong coin. But the reality is often harsher — the greatest harm comes from your obsession with losses.

Looking at the market trends of $RAVE, $Q, and $LUMIA, there are always people repeating the same mistake. When the coin price starts to decline, the first reaction is not to calmly assess the situation, but rather to self-comfort: "It will rebound soon." On the first day, there is a slight recovery, thinking "I'll continue to wait"; on the second day, it continues to fall, telling themselves "This time the rebound is definitely coming."

The longer I wait, the more despair I feel. It wasn't until the decline reached thirty or forty points that I suddenly realized - not only had the profits disappeared, but the principal was also stuck tightly. At this point, regret sets in, but it’s all too late.

Some people will blame the crypto market. In fact, that's not the case. The problem lies in the operational logic itself.

Observe those traders who consistently make profits in the crypto market; they share a common habit: before placing an order, they have already rehearsed the worst-case scenario in their minds. Once the price trend goes against their expectations, they immediately acknowledge their mistake and cut losses without a moment's hesitation. They never fight against the market; the only thing they care about is whether this account can survive.

For those long-term and steady traders, stopping losses is as natural as eating. Losing one or two percent is nothing, but a single wrong decision must not destroy all previous accumulation. This discipline is what sets them apart from most people.

There is indeed an exception – true value investing. This can only be discussed on the basis that the logic has not changed, the capital reserves are sufficient, and the time horizon is long enough, allowing for the so-called "buying more as prices fall." But to be honest, most people’s operations do not reach this level. They simply refuse to admit their judgment mistakes, clinging tightly to losing positions.

The essence of trading has never been about who can predict more accurately. It's about who can stand up in the face of mistakes.

As long as you persist and do not cut losses, you will eventually experience a significant drawdown that will wipe out the profits you made before. There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto market, never absent. What is truly scarce is the person who always leaves themselves an exit before placing an order.

Don't fantasize that the coin will magically rebound after a drop. That's not called strategy, that's called gambling. The only way to stand firm in the market is to learn to gracefully admit mistakes.

You don't lack trading opportunities; what you lack is the courage to take that step of setting a stop loss. Start changing from this trade.