Making a quick profit and then rushing to exit, only to hold on stubbornly once trapped—this curse has ensnared too many people. At first glance, it seems like bad luck, but in reality, it's human nature at play.

I've also experienced setbacks. Once, I was eager to cash out at just 3% profit, fearing the gains would evaporate; conversely, when facing losses, I naively waited for a rebound, only to turn small losses into big holes. The most ironic thing is, sometimes, within two days of selling, the price would start skyrocketing. That feeling really keeps people awake all night.

The turning point came from a bloody lesson. I once went all-in on a "potential dark horse" coin, and within seven days, my account was cut in half by 80%. That moment made me realize that chasing so-called dark horse projects is essentially jumping into a big pit.

Since then, my trading logic has completely changed:

**First, abandon the gambler's mentality.** Focus on familiar top-tier coins like $BTC, $SOL. Others mock me for lacking imagination, but I sleep soundly.

**Second, never try to guess the bottom.** Use very small positions to lightly test the bottom; if wrong, stop-loss immediately. Treat it as paying for a cup of milk tea.

**Third, take out the principal first.** When the market rises for a while, recover your original investment first; let the remaining profits run. This way, no matter how the market fluctuates later, your mindset stays stable.

Truly significant profits never come from frequent small trades. Usually, capturing just a few major market moves is enough to turn around a year's worth of gains. The market has always rewarded patient traders who are willing to hold profitable positions.

If you are also caught in the vicious cycle of "small profits, big losses," the problem may not be the market itself, but your exit discipline and mental management. Break the bad habit of "escaping at profits, holding through losses," and that's the first step to breaking the cycle. #数字资产动态追踪 $BTC $SOL