#美联储降息 Take profit and stop loss, to put it simply, it's about survival.



Many people in the crypto world lose money, mostly not because they see the wrong direction, but because they are reluctant to withdraw. The biggest pitfall here is taking profit — always wanting to hold on for a bit more, waiting a little longer, and as a result, the market turns, and all the previous profits are gone.

Crypto prices can't only go up and never down, nor can they keep falling forever. Once you've reached your set profit target, it's time to exit; having the money in your pocket is the real gain.

But stop loss is even more critical.

If you're wrong, you're wrong. Don't cling to the hope of a reversal and fight desperately. The market isn't that gentle; it won't spare you just because you're fully invested. A round of decline can still wipe you out. Taking timely stop loss is uncomfortable, but it's the price of survival.

In this market, making money tests your ability; whether you can survive tests your bottom line. Learn to set up these two defensive lines — take profit and stop loss — only then can the subsequent profit opportunities truly belong to you.

Fighting alone is easy to lead to a crash; following the mainstream direction is much smarter than going solo.
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RugPullAlarmvip
· 12-16 08:10
They're all correct, but do you know what truly cannot be stopped? Capital concentration. Look at the flow of wallets that get liquidated—when big players flee, retail investors all get wiped out. On-chain data never lies; some people just can't understand it.
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BlockchainBrokenPromisevip
· 12-16 08:06
You're right, greed is truly the number one killer in the crypto world; I've seen too many people profit and then lose everything. --- Taking profits and stopping losses are easy to say, but in real trading, the mindset is what crashes you. --- My lesson is, when you reach your target price, it's time to run; don't keep thinking "just a little longer," the market won't wait for you. --- I hate those who hold full positions and resist downturns, only to be wiped out completely and not even knowing what happened. --- You can only keep earning if you're alive; once you're dead, everything's over. Why do so many people fail to understand such a simple truth? --- Stop-loss is the hardest because admitting mistakes is very painful, but not admitting is even more painful. --- Following the herd is risky, going solo also has risks; the key is to keep a clear mind. --- A word of advice for crypto beginners: learning what "timely exit" means is more important than learning anything else. --- The bottom line defense is well explained, but very few people can actually implement it when the time comes.
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MEVHuntervip
· 12-16 08:04
Basically, it's about having the mindset to monitor the mempool for stop-loss actions, rather than waiting for the liquidation robot to clear your order.
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