The easiest way to stumble in a bull run is to be too greedy — always wanting to bite off all the gains from the market.
You see, this coin is rising sharply today, and I've heard people say its prospects are good, so I rushed in; after a few days, another sector has good news, and I'm eager to sell what I have to make some small profit and switch tracks. If someone shouts short midway, and the market slightly adjusts, I immediately panic and cut my losses and run.
Every day is spent chasing hot trends, seemingly making "money" every day, but it's exhausting. When you look back, the return on

Why do many traders lose money but still choose not to give up?
Many traders have lost a lot of money but do not give up, mainly for two reasons: unwillingness to accept defeat and lack of options.
Some people lose their hard-earned savings, which represent years of struggle. Sometimes it feels like a dream, inexplicably losing all their money. Many traders feel it's just bad luck and believe they can earn it back.
Some people lose money that isn't theirs, such as money from credit cards, online loans, or borrowed funds, and they can't repay it even after working for many years, so they can on

Why is it so difficult to hold onto the coin in hand?
Many people who hold coins have perished before they could endure the bull market, one reason being the various disturbances. The biggest interference often comes from market trends.
When seeing other coins soar while the coins in their hands remain stagnant, many people start to feel anxious and doubtful, unable to resist searching for information online, wondering what’s going on with this coin? Has it gone cold? At this point, no matter which forum you visit, you might only see news about declines and projects potentially running away. T

What is rollover?
In a trending market, after making significant profits using leverage, due to the passive decline of overall leverage, to achieve the effect of compound profit, it is necessary to increase the trend position at the appropriate time. This process of increasing the position is called rollover.
Share two rollover operation methods:
Floating profit increase: After obtaining a floating profit, you can consider increasing your position. However, before increasing your position, you need to ensure that the holding cost has been lowered to reduce the risk of loss. This does not mean

Why can't you always control your urge to watch the market?
Have you ever experienced this kind of situation: you clearly set a stop-loss, repeatedly tell yourself "don't look at it" eight hundred times, but end up opening the trading app on your phone again, scrolling through the candlestick charts in bed at night, almost as if you're addicted?
In plain terms, it boils down to these points. First, the amount you invested is too heavy - it might be half a month's salary or even the savings you've accumulated for a long time. If you lose it, your rent for next month is at risk. In such times, w

As the old saying goes, "Wealth does not enter through the urgent door," this is simply a truth in the crypto world! I've seen too many people in the crypto world act like ants on a hot pan, and to put it bluntly, they fall victim to these few bad mindsets:
The first type is pure gamblers, who often use dozens of times leverage. When the market rises, they boast about being gods of war, but when they face liquidation, they curse the market—such people losing money is really not unjust. Leveraging is all about excitement, but in the end, it’s highly likely to turn into a heart monitor.
The seco

In the crypto world, there are always people who think that "getting rich is just around the corner," but very few can actually put money in their pockets. Why do most people always lose money in a market that seems to be full of gold? The pitfalls are actually hidden in the weaknesses of human nature.
The pursuit of quick success can be a fatal flaw. Many people enter the market with the mentality of "getting rich overnight," engaging in frequent short-term trading, while forgetting that the crypto world is highly volatile and has a very low margin for error. The more one wants to make quick

Hope for world peace! Otherwise, the wallet can't take it anymore!
Five hours ago, a ceasefire was announced, and now another missile has gone off. The cryptocurrency market has started to decline, and there are serious suspicions of manipulation by capital.
To put it simply, during wars, when the cryptocurrency market falls, people fear risks and tend to sell off high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies to buy more stable ones like gold and US dollars. Moreover, wars can incite market panic; when people see the situation deteriorating, they rush to sell cryptocurrencies for cash.
#BTC # ETH #SOL

Recently, the行情 in the crypto world has truly shown what it means to be in a "buy the dip funeral pyre"! Watching the price big dump, I excitedly rush in to pick up bargains, only to find that the "bottom" is actually a basement, and below the basement is the eighteenth layer of hell, and beneath hell lies an endless abyss! Don't believe me? Just try it: buy one, get trapped; buy two, get a double trap; it's definitely "buy the dip is fun for a moment, Tied Up funeral pyre".
Take the recent altcoins for example, many people rushed in as soon as they saw a 40% fall, not knowing that it would di

The longer it stays sideways, the more it will rise.
"How long is horizontal and how high is vertical?" When the market is moving sideways, the operators are actually busy accumulating positions. The more they accumulate, the stronger the subsequent rise will be. This is what is called "main force building a position"; you might think the market is quiet, but in reality, a significant rise is brewing.
A sudden drop during a sideways market is often just a washout; after the drop, there must be a rise. Conversely, if there's a sudden rise, don't be too happy too soon, as it may just be a trap t

In the crypto world, two types of people are likely to realize their wealth dreams.
The first type is the lucky ones. They might have casually invested tens of thousands, coincidentally hitting a hot project during a bull market, and their funds quickly doubled, directly leading them to a better life. The rational ones among them won't squander it; they will use a portion of the money to buy a house, a car, and make some low-risk investments, living a low-key life to avoid trouble. The solid sense of happiness gives them peace of mind.
The second type relies on skills to make a living, after s

The plummet is here, wake up teachers, can we buy the dip?
#BTC # ETH

Recently, I found something quite strange. Many people are wholeheartedly in a Full Position of alts, but they don't even glance at Mainstream Tokens. Holding Mainstream Tokens is actually in line with the big trend, following the market, and is relatively stable; but being in a Full Position of alts, many people think this is a shortcut to get rich overnight. However, there are really too many pitfalls in this.
First, let's talk about security. The market value and liquidity of altcoins, these key data, are often fabricated by the project parties. You may be eagerly anticipating a big profit,

RORO has doubled, brothers. You can take out your principal, keep the profits, and aim for 5m. The project party has a big vision, let's all get rich together!
#RORO # BNB