The experiences over the past three months have shown me how many new traders are emerging from significant drawdowns.
When they first find me, their accounts usually have a few tens of thousands of USDT in capital. Unfortunately, in less than two months, due to unclear direction, chaotic rhythm, chasing highs and killing lows, and random position building, their accounts have shrunk by more than half.
This is not because they are not diligent. The fundamental issue is: no one has taught them how to survive longer in this market.
**First Turning Point: Stop Blind Trading**
The first step I take with them is not to rush to make money, but to completely stop those disorderly operations.
When is a good entry point? Which market conditions should be avoided? How to scientifically allocate positions? When must you take profits? All these questions require pre-planned strategies and strict execution.
Even if the gains are small, it doesn't matter. The most important thing is to avoid deadly mistakes that can destroy the account.
**Once the rhythm stabilizes, the results will naturally follow**
When the trading rhythm is sorted out, the account begins to improve. First, stop the bleeding, then gradually recover the losses, and the curve slowly climbs upward.
Single trades may not be exaggerated in profit, but the win rate is stable and consistency is strong. This stability does not rely on luck, nor is it about betting on market direction. Many people have now moved from the recovery phase into a state of sustained profitability.
**The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is judgment**
There are opportunities every day in the crypto world. The key is not whether opportunities exist, but whether you can seize them. This depends on two factors: first, finding the right direction; second, taking the correct actions.
Often, the biggest help is not signal calls or recommendations, but having someone help you recalibrate your mindset at the most impulsive moments.
**Stick to steady operations, and compound interest will speak for itself**
My strategy is simple: only engage in high-probability trades, maintain a steady operation rhythm, and let compound interest work slowly but steadily.
It’s okay to go slow, as long as the direction is correct and the account keeps moving upward. Being able to bring a losing account back on track itself proves the effectiveness of the system. Those who understand this logic will naturally keep up.
Finally, I want to say: a steady operation method and clear judgment are the tickets to profitability. Choosing the right direction and continuously accumulating, success is only a matter of time. Mainstream assets like ETH, especially in volatile times, can best demonstrate the value of systematic trading.
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RatioHunter
· 12-27 00:55
To be honest, beginners are most likely to get wrecked by impulsiveness... Account wipeouts are either bad luck or itchy hands.
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AirdropCollector
· 12-27 00:47
That's right, I'm just worried about whether the mindset can stay stable...
To be honest, many people just need someone to be there to stop them from going all-in on a three-point line...
Chasing gains and selling at losses every day is hopeless; it's better to stick to one direction...
I agree with this logic, but it's just too hard to execute haha...
Being steady is what makes you profit; rushing in actually makes it easier to fall into a trap...
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0xInsomnia
· 12-27 00:43
To be honest, this theory sounds comfortable, but the key is whether you can really hold up during execution... Most people will still be tempted by the hype and get pulled in.
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RektButSmiling
· 12-27 00:28
To be honest, I've heard this set of words too many times... but some people really succeed just by doing this, it all depends on whether you can truly follow through.
The experiences over the past three months have shown me how many new traders are emerging from significant drawdowns.
When they first find me, their accounts usually have a few tens of thousands of USDT in capital. Unfortunately, in less than two months, due to unclear direction, chaotic rhythm, chasing highs and killing lows, and random position building, their accounts have shrunk by more than half.
This is not because they are not diligent. The fundamental issue is: no one has taught them how to survive longer in this market.
**First Turning Point: Stop Blind Trading**
The first step I take with them is not to rush to make money, but to completely stop those disorderly operations.
When is a good entry point? Which market conditions should be avoided? How to scientifically allocate positions? When must you take profits? All these questions require pre-planned strategies and strict execution.
Even if the gains are small, it doesn't matter. The most important thing is to avoid deadly mistakes that can destroy the account.
**Once the rhythm stabilizes, the results will naturally follow**
When the trading rhythm is sorted out, the account begins to improve. First, stop the bleeding, then gradually recover the losses, and the curve slowly climbs upward.
Single trades may not be exaggerated in profit, but the win rate is stable and consistency is strong. This stability does not rely on luck, nor is it about betting on market direction. Many people have now moved from the recovery phase into a state of sustained profitability.
**The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is judgment**
There are opportunities every day in the crypto world. The key is not whether opportunities exist, but whether you can seize them. This depends on two factors: first, finding the right direction; second, taking the correct actions.
Often, the biggest help is not signal calls or recommendations, but having someone help you recalibrate your mindset at the most impulsive moments.
**Stick to steady operations, and compound interest will speak for itself**
My strategy is simple: only engage in high-probability trades, maintain a steady operation rhythm, and let compound interest work slowly but steadily.
It’s okay to go slow, as long as the direction is correct and the account keeps moving upward. Being able to bring a losing account back on track itself proves the effectiveness of the system. Those who understand this logic will naturally keep up.
Finally, I want to say: a steady operation method and clear judgment are the tickets to profitability. Choosing the right direction and continuously accumulating, success is only a matter of time. Mainstream assets like ETH, especially in volatile times, can best demonstrate the value of systematic trading.