#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 long-term engagement is more crucial than short-term profit.
The biggest pitfall in cryptocurrency trading does not lie in technical analysis, but in human nature—greed and panic alternate; when greed reaches its peak, it crashes. Many people have fallen into the vicious cycle of "perfect backtesting data, but losing everything in real trading"; this is the real lesson.
Rather than pursuing a perfect yield, it is better to adhere to two principles: first, risk management must be strict; second, the logic of the strategy must withstand market testing. Macroeconomic fluctuations like U.S. non-farm payroll data often test execution ability the most—do not be greedy when it's time to cut losses, and do not hesitate when it's time to hold positions.
The market will always have opportunities, but the winner is the one whose account survives to the next cycle. Data can be misleading, but mindset cannot.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 6h ago
just like mile 20 in a marathon, these macro swings hit different when you've been stacking since the last cycle. the real move? not chasing perfect returns but actually surviving to the next one.
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TradFiRefugee
· 6h ago
"Backtesting perfect reality bankruptcy, this sentence is so damn true, I was played people for suckers like this before.
Having an account alive is more important than anything, that's right, greed just wiped everything out in an instant.
In front of non-farm payroll data, stop loss is really a lifesaver, many people just die because they couldn't bring themselves to stop that one trade."
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ForumLurker
· 6h ago
Here we go again with the same old story... But it really hit a nerve, the backtest was perfect and the live account went bankrupt, I’m the one who got trapped.
Wait, does the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data exceeding expectations mean a direct pump? Mindset really determines everything, last time I was greedy and didn’t set a stop loss, going straight from the peak to the bottom.
Staying active for the long term is easier said than done. The key is a slight misstep, and the whole plan is ruined.
The mindset doesn’t lie, my Wallet has the most say...
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CexIsBad
· 6h ago
Backtesting perfectly leads to real account bankruptcy, I've seen too many people jump into this pit, really no need to.
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To be honest, it's a mindset issue; at the moment of greed, one should know that it will flip.
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Keeping the account alive is the key; why chase a perfect return rate?
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In the face of data like non-farm payrolls, the test is whether there is discipline; stop losses really need to be strict.
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Ha, data can deceive, but the mindset won't; this sentence hits home.
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Long-term activity vs short-term high profits, those who choose the former generally fare better.
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Greed and panic alternate, the crypto world is just in this dead cycle.
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Strict risk management alone can help half the people survive.
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Those who can survive the next cycle are the real winners; sounds realistic.
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Not being timid and not being greedy; it's easy to say but really hard to do.
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 long-term engagement is more crucial than short-term profit.
The biggest pitfall in cryptocurrency trading does not lie in technical analysis, but in human nature—greed and panic alternate; when greed reaches its peak, it crashes. Many people have fallen into the vicious cycle of "perfect backtesting data, but losing everything in real trading"; this is the real lesson.
Rather than pursuing a perfect yield, it is better to adhere to two principles: first, risk management must be strict; second, the logic of the strategy must withstand market testing. Macroeconomic fluctuations like U.S. non-farm payroll data often test execution ability the most—do not be greedy when it's time to cut losses, and do not hesitate when it's time to hold positions.
The market will always have opportunities, but the winner is the one whose account survives to the next cycle. Data can be misleading, but mindset cannot.