In the crypto market, greed often reaches its peak faster than losses. A basic understanding: seize opportunities when they arise, but frequent trading can become a catalyst for losing money. I've seen someone trade nine times in a day to profit from small spreads, only to lose everything with a single bad judgment.
Those eager to get rich overnight are mostly already out in the dark before dawn. Instead of impulsively going all-in, it's better to start small, find your rhythm, gradually increase your position, and set a stop-loss as a firewall. This is not conservatism, but leaving yourself a way to restart.
The most valuable lesson I've learned from this market is: trading discipline is more effective than any prediction. Small trial and error → gradually increase position → set stop-loss → strictly follow through. This is the way to survive longer amid endless opportunities and traps. As a novice like me, I only realized this after losing everything, and I hope others can avoid taking unnecessary detours.
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gm_or_ngmi
· 19h ago
Frequent trading is really a suicidal cut-loss strategy. Nine times a day, how much psychological pressure must that guy endure... Speaking of stop-loss, it sounds simple in theory, but in practice, it's like hell mode. Who hasn't dreamed of going all-in and turning things around with a single shot?
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MetaverseMortgage
· 19h ago
Trading nine times a day, how's that guy doing now? Guess if he can make it until the end of this year.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 19h ago
I know that guy who used to make nine trades a day, now he's changed careers haha
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GreenCandleCollector
· 19h ago
That guy who makes nine trades a day is incredible. Earning a little profit and thinking he's a trader, but a wave of pullback brought him back to square one, haha.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 20h ago
Trading nine times a day and still dare to boast, bro, you're gambling, not trading. You're really treating the market like an ATM.
In the crypto market, greed often reaches its peak faster than losses. A basic understanding: seize opportunities when they arise, but frequent trading can become a catalyst for losing money. I've seen someone trade nine times in a day to profit from small spreads, only to lose everything with a single bad judgment.
Those eager to get rich overnight are mostly already out in the dark before dawn. Instead of impulsively going all-in, it's better to start small, find your rhythm, gradually increase your position, and set a stop-loss as a firewall. This is not conservatism, but leaving yourself a way to restart.
The most valuable lesson I've learned from this market is: trading discipline is more effective than any prediction. Small trial and error → gradually increase position → set stop-loss → strictly follow through. This is the way to survive longer amid endless opportunities and traps. As a novice like me, I only realized this after losing everything, and I hope others can avoid taking unnecessary detours.