#美联储降息 This method of rolling positions is really not suitable for most people to play
I have seen too many people eager to try, only to end up losing everything. So let me clarify—who can use this method, and who should absolutely avoid it.
First, elimination. Beginners should not think about it, those who borrow money should stay away, people prone to emotional outbursts should keep quiet, and those hoping to get rich overnight are even more unsuitable. These types of people learning this will only accelerate their downfall.
So who can play? Must meet all conditions: at least two years of experience in the crypto space, having gone through both bull and bear markets, using truly idle funds, and possessing strong execution ability to follow rules like a machine. No exceptions.
The core logic of true position rolling boils down to these few sentences:
Principal? When it’s already gone. Profits are just numbers in the account, don’t take them seriously. Losses are costs, include them in the calculation. Before each trade, write the plan in stone; once in, your mind should be offline—don’t think about anything, just execute mechanically.
Ultimately, there are only two types of people who survive and make money in the crypto world. Either they can endure loneliness, or they can control themselves. Everything else is just a supporting role.
If after reading this you still feel passionate, it shows you don’t understand the risks well enough. If you start feeling scared, congratulations, you’ve just understood the game rules. $BTC $ETH
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degenwhisperer
· 12-17 16:39
Wake up, everyone. Rolling positions is just a sieve; it filters out all the greed.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 12-17 16:35
It's true, but 99% of the people who hear this kind of rhetoric end up failing due to lack of execution... I am also one of them.
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nft_widow
· 12-17 16:34
Another article warning people not to die trying, and while it's true, it's all just talk. How many actually follow through? I, for one, have watched friends liquidate their positions and lose their living expenses one by one, and now they are all being honest.
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WalletManager
· 12-17 16:32
Closing positions is essentially a psychological game. Most people get wiped out due to emotions rather than strategy. Those who understand private key management are actually more aware of how high this risk factor is.
Mechanical execution sounds easy, but when it comes to critical moments, you still need psychological resilience. I've seen many people’s accounts plummet, and they start to develop gambler’s mentality. At such times, multi-signature wallets have saved many people.
Having at least two years of experience is a must; otherwise, this sword will truly see blood.
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TokenRationEater
· 12-17 16:31
That's too absolute. Even my friend with two years of experience around me still had a setback. No matter how strong the execution, you can't avoid black swan events.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 12-17 16:27
It sounds like telling people not to mess around, but some just have to try. I think the most heartbreaking part is the phrase "your brain should be offline," which is spot on, but 99% of people just can't do it.
#美联储降息 This method of rolling positions is really not suitable for most people to play
I have seen too many people eager to try, only to end up losing everything. So let me clarify—who can use this method, and who should absolutely avoid it.
First, elimination. Beginners should not think about it, those who borrow money should stay away, people prone to emotional outbursts should keep quiet, and those hoping to get rich overnight are even more unsuitable. These types of people learning this will only accelerate their downfall.
So who can play? Must meet all conditions: at least two years of experience in the crypto space, having gone through both bull and bear markets, using truly idle funds, and possessing strong execution ability to follow rules like a machine. No exceptions.
The core logic of true position rolling boils down to these few sentences:
Principal? When it’s already gone. Profits are just numbers in the account, don’t take them seriously. Losses are costs, include them in the calculation. Before each trade, write the plan in stone; once in, your mind should be offline—don’t think about anything, just execute mechanically.
Ultimately, there are only two types of people who survive and make money in the crypto world. Either they can endure loneliness, or they can control themselves. Everything else is just a supporting role.
If after reading this you still feel passionate, it shows you don’t understand the risks well enough. If you start feeling scared, congratulations, you’ve just understood the game rules. $BTC $ETH