Reasons for Loss

1. Selling coins that are rising while holding onto those that are losing: Many people rush to cash out when they see a small profit, which means they will never make big money. In contrast, they can hold onto their losing coins for a long time. However, there is an unwritten rule in the cryptocurrency market: coins that rise well often rise even more, while coins that fall hard often fall even harder. It's like a pond; if there is little water coming in and much going out, eventually even the largest pond will dry up.

2. Unable to control oneself, always fully invested: Many people give themselves no time to breathe, immediately jumping into another cryptocurrency even after making a profit. They firmly believe that as long as they work hard enough, they can earn endless wealth. However, the cryptocurrency market is different from other places; it is obviously unrealistic to expect to win every time. Timing is crucial; as long as you seize one big opportunity, you won't have to worry about making money. In a poor market environment, frequent operations will only lead to losses. Being fully invested is especially dangerous. It is only during a significant market downturn that one realizes how fortunate it is not to be fully invested.

3. Impulsive trading, always chasing highs and cutting losses: It is difficult for human nature not to be influenced by market emotions. When seeing other cryptocurrencies rising, it feels like missing out on a fortune. In the face of a decline, there is always a desire to buy at the bottom and scoop up bargains, but this mentality often leads to buying at the peak or halfway up the mountain. Staying rational is key.