2025-12-29 16:32:46

Finally gathered the courage to add spot holdings, but it’s still the same old story—either rushing to run away or being tightly trapped. This is the curse of spot trading. If you don’t manage your stop-loss well, you can only wait for a rebound or admit defeat. The market fluctuates so quickly that if you're not careful, you'll become the bag holder.

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· 12-29 17:02

Bro, stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when it really hits the green zone, how can you still hold it? --- Spot trading is like this. When you're making money, you want to double your gains; when you're losing, you can't bear to cut. In the end, you lose everything. --- The making of a bagholder, I've already graduated. --- After a market dip, all stop-loss plans become useless paper. That's the reality. --- Why do I always buy at the high points? Is this fate? --- Spot trading is tricky; one careless move and you're cut, and after doing this several times, your mentality just explodes. --- Promised a 20-point stop-loss, but ended up at -50. That's the power of faith. --- Every time I think this wave will rebound, but the more I wait, the more it drops. This vicious cycle is really frustrating.

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