#CryptoMarketRebound

#数字资产动态追踪 $ZEC market, why do some people go from 1000U to 30,000, while most people lose more and more? The key is not in luck, but in the rhythm of the trade.

Looking at the fluctuations of $DOGE and $ETH, the same market is in front of us, but the results are very different. Most people have only one mentality in making contracts - gambling. If it rises, it will be full, and if it falls, it will make up for it, and the direction is right, but the account will collapse first.

Many people can't tell the difference between "rolling" and "gambling":
- After the quilt is covered, the position is increased, and the deeper it is replenished
- If you go in the wrong direction, you will still carry it, and the more you carry it, the greater the loss
- Win a few orders in a row and swell, and your emotions will explode instantly

In fact, there is a systematic approach that can change this situation. What is the core logic? Principal and profit are managed separately.

**Principal is the root, profit is the fuel.**

Take the 1000U account as an example: the first order only uses 200U to test the direction, and after earning 50U, use the 50U to roll the second one. The market rolled three layers in a row, and once there was a reverse signal, it stopped. Even if there is a pullback, only the profit part is lost, and the principal remains intact. This is the real rolling thinking, not stud.

**The complete execution process looks like this:**

The first step is to test with the smallest position. Don't come up and fill the position, first use 10%-20% of the funds to test the direction to judge whether it is correct.

The second step is to confirm the trend and increase the position with the existing profit. Instead of increasing the position, use the earned part to expand the position. In this way, even if the judgment is wrong, the loss is controllable.

The third step is to continue to increase the layer as the increase expands. But set a stop loss point for each layer. If it rises for a while, it will raise the stop loss level, lock in the existing gains, and let the remaining positions earn more space.

The fourth step is to reach the key resistance level or a sideways signal, and go out halfway first. This can not only hold the gains of the upward trend, but also reduce the risk of quilting. If it continues to strengthen in the future, the remaining positions can continue to make profits; If it starts to fall, at least the main profit has been locked in.

**The key to this approach is the sense of rhythm.**

Instead of looking at the market once to determine all positions, but participating in stages and rhythmically. There are many opportunities in the currency circle, but what is lacking is the discipline to control risks. Many people lose in emotional management rather than directional judgment. After several consecutive profits, they began to increase their positions and relax their stop losses, which was a precursor to the explosion of the account.

In turn, traders who insist on small position testing, profit rolling, and layered profit take can live longer because of position control even if they encounter several mistakes, and only have principal to participate when the real market comes.

In trading, stability is more important than a single return. What you lack is not a shortage of trading opportunities, but the courage to dare to follow discipline.