In the crypto world, I have seen many pros, as well as many who made a lot of money only to drop to zero.
After seven years in the industry, I have seen a lot and have been cut and pitfall many times. I can't remember how many times I have been tortured repeatedly to the point of being unable to sleep.
I don't know what to say. This month has actually been a long psychological journey. When I think about it carefully, there aren't that many myths about getting rich quickly. Just staying alive is already impressive.
The quality of technology, good or bad, doesn't mean much. There are countless

Currently, if the market data is pulling back on the daily chart, the space won't be that small. The closer the small time frame gets to 4460, the bolder you should be to short (it may not give you the chance to enter). So if there's a chance to reach 4430, you can enter a small position to short. As long as it doesn't stabilize above 4485, it should be fine. The lower space can potentially reach below 4200.
Around 4320-4180, just control your position.

In the live channel 4640-45 short order, exit at 4610 or reduce position and leave some base position until around 4570 to end. I'm going out for a while, will check again in the evening.

In the afternoon, the position pattern is not suitable for chasing rising prices, while shorting has a better cost-performance ratio. The only issue is the stop loss; if it doesn't fall, it will either fall sharply or pull back, and all the old suckers basically understand this principle. Position control is key; mainly, if you can't afford to lose, you'll feel fear. Let's do a counter-trend short and make a pullback on the four-hour chart. The pullback on the four-hour to daily chart won't only yield 200 points of profit.

The live channel mentioned that it has reached around 4678-4570.

What the hell, did it just crash like this after I went offline?
Position control is indeed king.

Waking up, I see that Ether is no longer a little weakling that anyone can bully or step on.
Stop loss, then rest. It's a very important process.

This ETH is incredible, without a position it's like this, but I feel much calmer inside, so I went to sleep.

A few days ago, I got liquidated on a lot of capital, and I have nothing left. I am preparing to leave Shenzhen and go back to my hometown in the countryside. The rented house is also being sublet.
I think there are a few points to consider when trading:
1. Normal mental state:
1. Do not have the obsession of flipping over and earning as much as possible.
2. Use stop-loss orders; the ability and habit to quickly calm down after a stop-loss, to accept the stop-loss calmly, is not scary. What is scary is to challenge the market.
3. Control your hands. Avoid engaging in markets that you shouldn't

After two days of holding on, I can't take it anymore, I'm going home at the end of the month.
To trade, you need to ensure that your mental state is normal, calm, rational, with a clear mindset, and to enforce stop-loss.
Men, don't lose confidence. Reflect more, try, and improve. Keep fighting after each defeat; what you've lost will come back.

Ether 3892-95🈳 including current price stop loss 3940 take profit 3816.
Normal strategy orders control positions.

Many people are not trading; they are just hiding in the market.
Put the anxiety of life, the helplessness of work, and the pain of reality all into one transaction after another.
They are not making money,
They are betting on a chance to turn their lives around, betting that they are not worthless.
Bet that this world can be a little kinder to itself.
I understand... because I have gambled too.
During that time, I opened my eyes every day to the candlestick charts and closed them still reviewing.
The heartbeat beats with the market's fluctuations,
Life, relationships, and health are all devou

In the market, the repeated stalling of many traders is not due to "lack of technical skills" or "emotional breakdown."
But there is a more covert and harder-to-detect obstacle dominating you: inertia. It's not that you don't know what's right, but rather that your "old ways" are too powerful.
Inertia: It makes you repeatedly return to the starting point that you clearly know:
Stop-loss must be executed, and cannot resist the order;
Profits need to be increased, and cannot be shrunk.
Opportunities must be awaited, do not act impulsively.
But in practice, whenever there is market volatility, on