2025-12-09 17:40:30

#比特币对比代币化黄金 Today's market was really tough, took a small loss.

I originally planned to rest early, but my mind kept racing, replaying the trading logic over and over. In the end, I decided to open another position, and it was a pretty big one. I was hoping to quickly turn things around and at least recover some of the losses.

Honestly, that's how trading is—sometimes you need to know when to accept a loss, but you also have to recognize when opportunities arise. I'll keep going tomorrow and aim to make back double what I lost today.

$BTC $ETH, I still believe the long-term logic is sound.

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CryptoMom

· 12-10 08:56

This is a typical chasing loss, and it is easy to pit step by step when the mentality collapses

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 12-09 18:10

Double your losses to earn it back? Dude, that logic... Increasing your position as you lose more is really just a gambler's mentality.

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PumpStrategist

· 12-09 18:08

Bro, this is a classic case of stop-loss difficulty. Taking bigger positions after losses and chasing trades—just looking at the chip distribution, it's clear you're stuck and still hoping to double up and recoup your losses. Probability theory tells you that's not really going to work.

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TokenDustCollector

· 12-09 18:04

I've really seen a lot of people averaging down after a loss. All I can say is, good luck.

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MetaMasked

· 12-09 17:43

Damn, it's the same old trick again. Even though I know chasing orders easily leads to trouble, I still can't change.

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