#数字资产动态追踪 Are you still holding on after losing more than 20%? Stop!

To be honest, most of the losses in the crypto world are not due to market conditions themselves, but because your emotions have taken over the entire decision-making system.

I have seen too many people experience three extreme fluctuations in their accounts within a day, repeatedly chasing highs and killing lows, only to end up exhausted. They realize it’s not a technical issue at all, but a complete loss of mindset.

What’s the difference between a true expert and a rookie? It’s not who has better skills, but who can stop at the right time when mistakes happen and not repeat them. For example, on the 4-hour chart, the price is pressed down two or three times by the MA60, and many people still think “one more try,” but experienced traders have already adjusted their mindset.

Stop-loss is not optional; it’s the bottom line. Set a clear stop-loss level and accept defeat when it’s hit. It may seem like a loss, but as long as you have a follow-up trade, the previous small loss can be fully covered. This is the healthy trading cycle.

Buying on dips is also a matter of strategy. It’s not about rushing in when you see a decline, but waiting for the right position—oversold indicators, support confirmation—before making a move.

I do it this way myself: when the account drawdown reaches the set warning line, I stop opening new positions, avoiding excuses. When placing orders, I combine light and heavy positions, starting small and gradually testing the waters. When profitable, I let the trend run; don’t rush to cash out. Set a monthly target profit, and once achieved, stop trading. Too much idle capital in the account can actually make people get carried away.

Also, be especially cautious in volatile markets. Fake breakouts are everywhere, and the best move at such times is actually to do nothing. Wait until the real trend is established—opportunities will always be there.

One last piece of advice: it’s not about how frequently you trade, but whether you can stay rational during losses and avoid adding to mistakes.