Entered at 1228, aiming to reach 50,000, but what happened? The account was directly hammered down, ending with a loss of 19,268. Plus, 9,560 in fees, and the TUR indicator dropped to -100. A bloody lesson—chasing gains and panic selling, an old bad habit.
Honestly, looking back at this trade, it’s a classic case of greed and fear playing out alternately. Seeing the market rise, I wanted to follow the trend; I entered without waiting for confirmation signals. Once it started to pull back, I panicked and wanted to close the position. This kind of operation was doomed to get hit.
But I don’t plan to give up. I’m still young, have time to make money, and although I have debts, I can still bear them. The most important thing is that I review and learn every day. This loss is just tuition. Next time, I must be more cautious—set proper stop-losses, keep emotions in check, and avoid trading without trend confirmation.
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DeFiChef
· 16h ago
This is the consequence of greed. A tuition fee of 19k is not cheap.
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NftRegretMachine
· 16h ago
Chasing gains and selling losses will only get you hurt; it's just part of the game.
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StableBoi
· 16h ago
Losing more than 20,000 and still so calm, I respect this attitude.
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MoonlightGamer
· 16h ago
Chasing gains and selling losses is really extreme, your account is directly smashed like this... but your mindset is really there, keep pushing tomorrow.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 16h ago
The habit of chasing gains and selling losses, can't be changed anymore, huh
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SatoshiChallenger
· 17h ago
Data shows that the review rate of these accounts is proportional to the final bankruptcy rate.
Another genius who thinks they can survive by learning from history.
Ironically, every time they say next time will be better, but market cycles never wait for anyone.
Interesting, the 28 yuan fee is still being calculated, indicating that the real problem hasn't been figured out yet.
I'm not criticizing, but in every bubble after 2008, there have been people like you reviewing the situation.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 17h ago
Chasing gains and selling losses is truly a chronic disease, brother. Once you start, you just can't stop.
#比特币与黄金战争 【Trading Review】
$BTC I lost on this trade.
Entered at 1228, aiming to reach 50,000, but what happened? The account was directly hammered down, ending with a loss of 19,268. Plus, 9,560 in fees, and the TUR indicator dropped to -100. A bloody lesson—chasing gains and panic selling, an old bad habit.
Honestly, looking back at this trade, it’s a classic case of greed and fear playing out alternately. Seeing the market rise, I wanted to follow the trend; I entered without waiting for confirmation signals. Once it started to pull back, I panicked and wanted to close the position. This kind of operation was doomed to get hit.
But I don’t plan to give up. I’m still young, have time to make money, and although I have debts, I can still bear them. The most important thing is that I review and learn every day. This loss is just tuition. Next time, I must be more cautious—set proper stop-losses, keep emotions in check, and avoid trading without trend confirmation.
Continuing tomorrow. Keep working hard!