2026-01-12 21:20:28

Don't be too upset over a failed trade; the key is to stay calm. There are many opportunities in the market, so seize the next wave seriously. Cut losses when needed, add positions when appropriate. Trading is a game of probabilities; winning enough trades will naturally allow you to recover from losses. The main point is to survive longer—don't lose everything in one go.

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TeaTimeTrader

· 01-15 16:29

That's right, a single liquidation isn't really a big deal; living longer is the true winner. --- It's a probability game. The higher the chance of winning, the more likely you are to turn things around. Don't panic. --- The worst thing is going all in at once—that's true disaster. --- Keep a steady mindset, and the next wave will still be yours. --- Set your stop-loss properly, add to your position in moderation—this is the survival rule. --- Why fear losing a bit of money? As long as you haven't lost everything, there's still a chance to bounce back. --- There are plenty of opportunities; why stubbornly stick to a failed attempt? --- Is this the gambler's self-soothing? Or real experience? I don't quite believe it.

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JustHodlIt

· 01-15 05:01

It's easy to say, but hard to do, brother.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-12 21:50

That's right, losing a little doesn't matter; what worries me is a shattered mindset. Living a long life is the true way, and you have to finish the race for it to count.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-12 21:45

A single loss is nothing; the key is not to lose your mindset. Only by lasting longer can you turn things around.

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