When you're looking to lock in gains, aim for that 20-25% range—don't get greedy waiting for a bigger move. The discipline matters more than the dream scenario. On the flip side, protect your capital by cutting losses hard and fast: keep your stop-loss tight at no more than 7-8%. That's your safety net. Think of it this way—managing downside is just as important as capturing upside. This kind of risk-to-reward framework keeps you in the game for the long haul.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 4h ago
20-25% and you're out? I'm still waiting for it to double, haha
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SerumSurfer
· 4h ago
Run at 20-25%? That's the mindset you need, or you'll be stuck again.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 5h ago
20-25% and you're out? That's a bit conservative, buddy. But on the other hand, a 7-8% stop-loss must be strictly enforced; otherwise, a single crash could send you back to square one.
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rugdoc.eth
· 5h ago
Running away at 20-25% sounds simple, but it's actually very difficult... How many people can really stick to this discipline? I, for one, am a greedy ghost haha
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staking_gramps
· 5h ago
Running at 20-25% profit, easy to say... How come I always greedily take an extra 10% and end up getting slapped in the face?
When you're looking to lock in gains, aim for that 20-25% range—don't get greedy waiting for a bigger move. The discipline matters more than the dream scenario. On the flip side, protect your capital by cutting losses hard and fast: keep your stop-loss tight at no more than 7-8%. That's your safety net. Think of it this way—managing downside is just as important as capturing upside. This kind of risk-to-reward framework keeps you in the game for the long haul.