2025-12-17 05:22:11

Are you often experiencing losses while trading? Maybe this is the cause.

Don't rush into the market just because you feel "must trade" or panic when seeing price movements. Continuous losses are usually not due to wrong strategies, but because of too many open positions with weak setups.

Try focusing on the first point: REDUCE TRADING FREQUENCY

Yes, seriously. Most losses come from forced trades or setups that aren't solid. Entering just because "want to take action" or "seems like it will go up" is a recipe for disaster.

Change your strategy: wait for setups that are truly clean and meet your criteria. Entry quality > Entry quantity. Profitable traders are not because they trade a lot, but because they discipline themselves to choose the right momentum.

The result? Fewer trades, but more wins. Risk management becomes more maintained, and trading psychology becomes more stable.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 12-19 09:14

Oh, isn't this just a reflection of myself? In the late stage of itchy hands syndrome, I want to trade whenever I see the K-line.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 12-17 05:47

Here we go again with this? I just can't shake the itchy habit; whenever I see the candlestick moving, I want to act.

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potentially_notable

· 12-17 05:40

That's right, I lost money because I kept opening positions impulsively... Alright, this time I really need to change this bad habit.

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CryptoTherapist

· 12-17 05:34

ngl this hits different when you realize most of your liquidations weren't market failures, they were just... you panic trading at 3am lmao

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ChainDoctor

· 12-17 05:30

That's so true. I used to have the same problem—watching the market every day and wanting to trade, but ending up losing everything. Wait, isn't this my story? Every time it's FOMO that gets me in. Trading less is really the key. I'm also working on changing this bad habit now, and I feel much more at peace. The most important thing is to have discipline. Otherwise, even the best strategy is useless. This really hits home. It reminds me of the days when I went all-in because I "felt it was going to rise." Uh... better not to think about it. Quality over quantity—it's a well-known saying, but it's truly the truth. However, executing it is difficult.

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