Every day I naturally wake up at this time, which is the closing time of the US stock market. It seems like my body has developed a natural reaction, no need for an alarm clock, no need for someone to remind me. I get up and see that I directly pulled to 994000 here. I’m still in the car and haven't reached the stop-loss price. I don’t know how you all trade. It’s just a short position. After entering the market, can’t you hold a 3% stop-loss against the trend, or can’t you bear to do it? Must every trade be profitable? Haven't you ever suffered losses? The more you want every trade to be profitable, the more you stubbornly hold on. If you are trading big coins and feel that a 3% stop-loss is too large, then if you are trading a knock-off, isn't a 5%-10% stop-loss even harder to bear? So you can’t bear to stop-loss and just stubbornly hold, ultimately going from a 3% loss to 10% or even 30%, and eventually directly going to zero and blowing up.

Trading is not 100%, opening a position is not guaranteed to win. There are always losing trades, which is normal, common, and a norm. As long as the position is opened and the drawdown risk control is done well, and you have prepared for the worst, then just let the bullets fly. You have to accept the market's reverse movement.