Several days of consecutive wins have relaxed vigilance and caused us to lose the most basic respect for the market, leading to today’s passive situation. This is the third losing trade in the past month$ETH
Looking back, the problem was being too aggressive at entry, rushing to act at emotional highs, and ignoring the patience needed to wait for the best entry point. Mistakes are mistakes, and when you get hit, you stand up straight. I admit it— the market is always right!
Trading itself is a game of gains and losses; no one can win all the time. When you suffer a loss, the worst thing is to get emotional and rush to “recover.” What’s most needed now is to slow down and stabilize your mindset. When the market offers new opportunities, we’ll re-enter and adjust our positions.
Losing is part of winning. Let’s motivate each other.
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CryptoRise罗
· 7h ago
Believe in yourself, keep it up
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ATallSmokestack
· 7h ago
Yes, actually going long around 2000 and exiting if it breaks below 2000 is the best approach. This way, the risk-reward ratio is optimal, but it's still too aggressive😂
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GateUser-dbd3a2d4
· 7h ago
Actually, you're right. I left first at 2100.
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IWillDefinitelySucceed
· 7h ago
You have to be able to lose in order to win.
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GoldenTunnel
· 7h ago
Believe in yourself!
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GoldenTunnel
· 7h ago
Only those who can afford to lose are worthy of a win-win situation!
Inflated and a bit carried away.
Several days of consecutive wins have relaxed vigilance and caused us to lose the most basic respect for the market, leading to today’s passive situation. This is the third losing trade in the past month$ETH
Looking back, the problem was being too aggressive at entry, rushing to act at emotional highs, and ignoring the patience needed to wait for the best entry point. Mistakes are mistakes, and when you get hit, you stand up straight. I admit it— the market is always right!
Trading itself is a game of gains and losses; no one can win all the time. When you suffer a loss, the worst thing is to get emotional and rush to “recover.” What’s most needed now is to slow down and stabilize your mindset. When the market offers new opportunities, we’ll re-enter and adjust our positions.
Losing is part of winning. Let’s motivate each other.