# GATEIOINTO11

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I have 11 years of cryptocurrency trading experience, having encountered hundreds of altcoins, including Luna and others. Many beginners ask me why I don't place stop losses when I'm leading trades. I want to address this: with altcoins, I only trade small positions, focusing on transaction fees, liquidity, and the project fundamentals. Even if an altcoin drops 90%, it doesn't represent more than 10% of my total capital allocation. However, since these projects don't necessarily guarantee me 100%+ returns at all times, when it comes to futures trading, you must use stop losses and constantly m
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2026HundredfoldLaunchvip:
I'm placing orders in one direction while also continuously doing quantitative trading. Regardless of whether the price goes up or down during the process, once it returns to the original position, the profits are already locked in. So when doing futures contracts to predict price movements by watching minute charts, I basically end up losing money.
What is the maximum loss for a single trade that won't cause a total meltdown of one's mindset?
Many people verbally say that they "can accept stop-losses"
But when it comes to the real trading, it often is like this:
Lost 20 U: Still able to joke calmly
Lost 200 U: Started frowning, frequency of watching the market doubled
Lost 2,000 U: heart racing, hands starting to shake
Lost 5,000 U: The person didn't get liquidated, but the mindset has already been liquidated.
Then a series of familiar plotlines will appear:
The originally set stop-loss is starting to move down.
Clearly it sh
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Mr.LVvip:
坚定HODL💎
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What is the maximum loss for a single transaction that wouldn't cause a total mental breakdown?
Many people verbally say they "can accept stop-losses".
But when it comes to the actual trading, it often turns out like this:
Lost 20 U: Still able to joke about it calmly.
Loss of 200 U: Start to frown, frequency of watching the market doubles.
Lose 2,000 U: heart racing, hands starting to shake
Lost 5,000 U: The person didn't get liquidated, but their mindset has already been liquidated.
Then a series of familiar plots will appear next:
The originally set stop loss is starting to move dow
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What is the maximum loss on a single trade that wouldn't cause a complete mental breakdown?
Many people verbally say they "can accept stop-losses."
But when it comes to the actual trading, it often goes like this:
Lost 20 U: Can still calmly joke about it
Lost 200 U: Started to frown, the frequency of watching the market doubled
Loss of 2,000 U: heart racing, hands starting to shake
Lost to 5,000 U: The person hasn't been liquidated, but their mindset has already collapsed.
Then a series of familiar plots will follow:
The originally set stop-loss has started to move down.
Clearly, it s
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What is the maximum loss on a single trade that wouldn't cause a complete mental breakdown?
Many people verbally say they "can accept stop-losses."
But when it comes to the actual trading, it often goes like this:
Lost 20 U: Can still calmly joke about it
Lost 200 U: Started to frown, the frequency of watching the market doubled
Loss of 2,000 U: heart racing, hands starting to shake
Lost to 5,000 U: The person hasn't been liquidated, but their mindset has already collapsed.
Then a series of familiar plots will follow:
The originally set stop-loss has started to move down.
Clearly, it s
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