$ETH #ETH走势分析 After several years of trading contracts, the most painful lessons can be summed up in three points. Sharing them might save you three years of detours.

[Winning Half by Entering, the Key Is to Hold On]
When the market picks up and coin prices surge, it’s easy to get carried away. If your holdings have risen by more than 10%, stay alert—if the price drops back to your entry point, close the position immediately with no hesitation. Don’t expect a rebound. Once profits hit 20%, your mindset should shift: set a bottom line and make sure to keep at least 10% profit before exiting. If the gain exceeds 30%, be even more cautious and lock in at least 15% profit before leaving. Simply put, you don’t have to nail the exact highs; just follow this “profit-taking method” and your gains will accumulate step by step, sparing you from emotional rollercoasters.

[Don’t Tough Out Losses—Stop Losses Will Save You]
This is the hardest but most critical step. Set a stop loss as soon as you enter—15% is a reasonable reference (adjust the percentage as you see fit). If you hit that threshold, cut your losses. Don’t fantasize about a rebound to break even; by the time you think that, your hole is probably getting deeper. If the market rebounds after you cut losses, don’t regret it—that just means your entry point was wrong. Every bad trade comes with a tuition fee. The truth is: stop losses aren’t admitting defeat—they keep you prepared for the next trade. If you haven’t developed a stop-loss habit, I suggest you stay away from contracts; the cost is too high.

[There’s a Remedy If You Sell Too Early—Just Buy Back at the Same Price]
If you sell your coins and the price drops, but you still believe in the asset, buy back the same amount immediately. The advantage is your coin quantity stays the same, but now you have extra profit from the price difference. If the price doesn’t drop much and you didn’t buy back, but it later climbs back to your sell price, you must buy back unconditionally. Even though you pay a bit more in fees, this helps you avoid 90% of missed opportunities. You can also pair this with stop losses: if your repurchased position keeps dropping, handle it according to your stop-loss rules. If a coin remains unstable after several tries, just switch to a different asset—no need to get stuck on one.

[Final Words]
Short-term trading isn’t mindless tossing about, chasing hot trends isn’t blind guessing, taking profits isn’t cowardice, and waiting on the sidelines isn’t quitting the race. Don’t obsess over buying the lowest and selling the highest—that’s a fairy tale. Sticking to your principles and executing discipline is more effective than anything else. Relying solely on your own judgment is risky; following a logical and methodical team dramatically increases your success rate. The direction is already laid out for you—now it’s up to you to actually follow through.