#数字资产市场动态 It's been almost eight years since I entered the circle. In the first two years, I suffered significant losses in contracts—not just one or two liquidations, but after depositing funds, I would go for a coffee, and my account would be wiped out.

It wasn't until later that I realized: the market isn't the problem; the problem is myself. Too impatient, too greedy, too overconfident. I no longer boast about how well I trade, but at least over these years, I haven't experienced the pain of liquidation again.

Here are some heartfelt words for those who are just starting out, hoping you can avoid the pitfalls I’ve stepped into:

**About Being Trapped**
The first reaction when caught is to add to your position, fantasizing that a rebound will turn things around. Stop—adding to your position is for risk hedging, not for betting on a turnaround. If when adding to your position, your mind is still thinking "this will make a huge profit," then liquidation is not far away.

**About Market Analysis**
The quietest times on the chart are often the most dangerous, especially after a sharp rise followed by a sudden sideways move. That’s not strong consolidation; it’s the night before a trend reversal. As the old saying goes: buy in when it’s unpopular, sell when it’s busy. Don’t chase highs or panic sell, and don’t bottom fish in a dull market—stay patient when the market is stuck.

**About Position Allocation**
Full position trading is basically sentencing yourself to death. The market is alive; you must leave room to maneuver. A trading style that fails completely after a single misjudgment is not sustainable for the future.

**About Psychological Warfare**
In fact, the crypto world isn’t about K-line analysis; it’s about human self-control. Greed leads to chasing highs recklessly; fear causes panic selling. Repeating these cycles will evaporate your principal. Long-term traders, without exception, are those who don’t get carried away by profits, don’t panic during losses, and steadily move forward.

These words may not sound pleasant, but every one of them is earned through real costs.

Opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking; what’s truly scarce are clear thinking, solid logic, and the resilience to withstand pressure.