#数字资产市场动态 Many people follow the rule of "small stop-loss, large take-profit," which sounds perfect but is actually the easiest trap for beginners. $AT

You'll find a common curse: stop-loss orders are always triggered, while take-profit orders never get filled. $ZEC What's the result? Daily small losses in the account, and never the big gains expected. As you keep trading, your trading plan completely collapses. $KAITO

What is the root cause? It's very simple.

Setting stops too tight causes being forced out with slight market pullbacks; setting take-profit too far away makes the probability of ten orders being filled almost a joke. The volatility in the crypto market is inherently fierce, and this "narrow stop-loss" strategy is like sending market makers to their doom—main market funds are actually hunting these unreasonable stop-loss orders.

How to break the deadlock? The approach needs to change:

1. Stop-loss should be based on reasonable technical levels, and take-profit should be anchored to achievable price targets.

2. The success or failure of trading isn't about one-off huge profits, but about the overall risk-reward structure—long-term profitability depends on the risk-reward ratio of each trade.

3. To prevent being repeatedly swept out, don't expect one-time huge gains. Balance is the key.

In reality, it's about discipline and probability, not about the courage of a single bet.