#比特币战略储备
Master your mind, and you can master the market!
When I first started trading, I was completely led by my emotions. When trading was going smoothly, I was greedily trying to earn more, often ending up watching my profits slip away.
Once trading went poorly, I panicked, either hastily closing positions or, worse, doubling down to try to recover my losses. Do you understand this feeling?
Until one day, a particularly painful trading experience enlightened me: it wasn't the market that defeated me, but myself. The fear of losing money and the greed for quick profits made me lose my rationality.
The following methods helped me get out of this predicament:
Consider risk first, then return: Before every trade, I think clearly about how much I can lose, making it much easier to place an order and reducing my fear. Act according to a plan: No plan, no trading.
Instead of rushing in, it's better to wait and see. Stop fixating on the outcome: I no longer think that I need to win on every trade; my task is to execute the plan and not worry about anything else for now. Resting between trades is also essential: Previously, I rushed into revenge trading after losses, but now I first calm down and return when my mind is clear.
Looking back, I really wish someone had told me earlier that the most important thing in trading is to control myself, not to fixate on the charts. If you've also experienced these emotional ups and downs, don't worry; you are not alone.
What challenges have you faced in maintaining trading discipline? Let's communicate and learn from each other.
The market has experienced a sharp decline, and next, I will prepare some suitable coins for bottom fishing as part of my recovery plan. If you're feeling lost and helpless, follow me! Choices matter more than effort.