When the unrealized losses on the account exceed 2000U, I have seen too many people start to panic.

The two most foolish things: the first is to stubbornly hold on without stopping losses, and the second is to panic and switch positions without discretion. The former turns a small hole into a big pit, while the latter directly feeds the transaction fees to the market - when it comes to cutting losses, there must be a method.

The framework I've figured out myself over the past two years is very simple:

First, a hard stop loss must be set. This is not giving up, it's insurance for the account; a loss of 5% and a loss of 50% are two different worlds.

Second, stick to the rhythm of the waves. Don't just stare at the trending list to chase highs and sell lows; honestly focus on support levels and pressure zones—sell a little at high points, and buy in batches during pullbacks. That's how the cost is gradually ground down.

Article 3, every trade must have a reason. Last year, I managed a real account starting from 2000U, going from deep losses on paper to profit, relying on this strategy. There’s nothing mystical about it, just the word discipline.

The market is so volatile right now, it's all about who can stay steadier. For mainstream assets like #ETH巨鲸增持 $ETH, there are always wave windows, what is lacking is patience and execution.

The support level has held steady, while the resistance level has emerged—once the rhythm is right, it's just a matter of time to break even. Panic will only lead to losing capital; staying calm is the way to recover the money.

Recently, I've been watching the trends of these targets $BTC $pippin $TRADOOR , let's chat again when there's an opportunity.