#ETH走势分析 There’s a harsh rule in the market: the harder you lose, the more exponentially difficult it is to recover.

That classic Buffett quote still holds true—"Rule number one: never lose money. Rule number two: refer to rule number one."
Most people are obsessed with doubling their money, but the ones who actually survive focus on a single principle: never let your principal go to zero.

The reason is simple—numbers don’t lie.

Here are a few sobering stats:
• If your account drops by 10%, it only needs to rise 11% to break even.
• Drop by 30%, and you need a 43% rebound.
• Lost half? You have to double it just to get back to where you started.
• Lose 70%, and you need a 233% gain to recover.

This explains why so many people never get out of the hole.
When your account is down by half, you’re already on the edge; if you’re down to only 30%, you’re basically waiting for the verdict.

Small drawdowns can still be salvaged, but with major losses, there’s almost no chance of a comeback.
Whether you can keep playing all depends on whether you have the guts to cut your losses.

There are many specific ways to set stop-losses. I usually use four different rules, and the last one is the most practical, easiest to execute, and offers the best risk-reward ratio in my opinion.
Of course, any discipline needs to match your own trading system, your decision logic, and your operating rhythm—copying someone else’s approach will only backfire.

But today, please remember this one thing:

You can be wrong a hundred times, but you can never let a single mistake kick you out of the game.
A trader who doesn’t understand stop-losses has no tomorrow in this market.

Wishing you steadiness amid volatility—find your own path forward.