#数字资产市场动态 Many traders like to use averaging down to deal with declines — buy more when prices fall, and sell everything when there's a rebound. It sounds good, but here’s the problem: what if the market keeps falling?

Mainstream coins like $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL have also experienced long-term breakdowns. Many people bet on the idea that "there's always a bottom to the decline," but in the end, their accounts get wiped out. That’s the real trading taboo.

On the other hand, think about it: theoretically, both gains and losses have no upper limit — prices can rise infinitely, and they can also fall infinitely. Recognizing this is crucial. The idea that "the more it falls, the more you should buy the dip" is actually treating probability as insurance.

Simply put: take profits early, and do you really want to keep adding when you're losing? That logic itself is flawed. Instead of repeatedly adding to your position during a decline, it’s better to set a stop-loss in advance. One mistake can wipe out everything, and no matter how many times you earn ten times more later, it won’t make up for it. That’s the most awe-inspiring lesson in trading.