# Gate广场新手村第六期

Three bad habits to avoid in trading #Gate广场新手村第六期 , each of which could lead to your downfall.
The first is holding onto positions. This is a critical moment for traders; no matter how good the skills are, if one cannot change this habit, years of accumulation can be wiped out in an instant. Small losses are not scary; what is frightening is the unwillingness to cut losses, leading to significant losses.
Secondly, high-frequency trading. There are not many truly worthwhile opportunities in the market; frequent operations in unsuitable market conditions will only accumulate small losses into s

3 big pumps, 2 missteps, 1 epiphany: My "anti-humanity growth history" at Gate.
It was my first time placing an order on Gate, and my hands were shaking. During the second trade, I directly experienced a roller coaster big pump and drop. By the third time, I finally grasped some insights.
At the beginning, when I was trading on Gate, I only thought about "doubling overnight,"
The reality taught me a harsh lesson: 
The first time I went all in chasing a rise: I lost. 
The second time I cut losses on a rebound: it hurt. 
The third time I patiently waited: it surprisingly became my first beautifu

Three bad habits to avoid in trading #Gate广场新手村第六期 , each of which could lead to your downfall.
First is holding onto a position. This is a critical point for traders; no matter how good the skills are, if this habit cannot be changed, years of accumulation can instantly go to zero. Small losses are not scary, but what is frightening is the unwillingness to cut losses, which leads to significant losses.
Second is high-frequency trading. There are not many real opportunities worth seizing in the market. Frequent operations in unsuitable market conditions will only cause multiple small losses to

Having been in the circle for nearly three years, my deepest realization is: only by respecting the market can one survive for a long time, and the core of sustained profitability lies in risk control and mindset management. Here are a few insights to share with everyone:
1. Risk control is the foundation of survival.
1 Refuse excessive trading
Frequent operations can easily be consumed by fees and volatility, so waiting for high certainty opportunities is more important than acting blindly.
2 Never go All in and lose control of leverage
Do not exceed 10% of total funds for a single investmen

Three bad habits to avoid in trading #Gate广场新手村第六期 , each of which could lead to your downfall.
The first is holding onto positions. This is a critical moment for traders; no matter how good the skills are, if one cannot change this habit, years of accumulation can be wiped out in an instant. Small losses are not scary; what is frightening is the unwillingness to cut losses, leading to significant losses.
Secondly, high-frequency trading. There are not many truly worthwhile opportunities in the market; frequent operations in unsuitable market conditions will only accumulate small losses into s

3 times of big pump missed? My "turnaround trade" at Gate actually came about like this...
If you are also watching others make a big pump on Gate while you always miss the entry by just a second, then you will definitely understand me. After missing three bull markets, I began to doubt: Am I just not born for trading? Until that time, I found my rhythm on Gate and completely changed my trajectory.
My real turning point came from a saying: "Losses are not because of the market, but because you have no plan." From that day on, I did three things for the first time on Gate: ① Fixed trading times

Are you investing or engaging in "suicidal trading"?
——Are we coming to the cryptocurrency market to make money, become rich, and achieve financial freedom, or are we merely indulging in the thrill of watching our assets shrink, our accounts repeatedly return to zero, while deceiving ourselves with the excitement of chasing rises and falls in trading?
Fiat currency has no bottom, so Bitcoin has no top.
The essence of the fiat currency system is inflation, and the existence of Bitcoin and Ethereum is a hedge against this system.
If you really understand this point, why are you still trading fre

#Gate广场新手村第六期
When I first entered the market, I was a slave to my emotions. Driven by FOMO, I chased the highs, and in panic, I sold low, with my account resembling a roller coaster. The most painful time was at the peak of the bull market, blinded by greed, where I gave back all my profits.
Later, I realized: the essence of trading is to cultivate the mind. I started writing a trading journal, setting hard stop losses, and controlling the risk of each trade within 2%. I learned to embrace losses and treat stop losses as friends.
Now I understand: the best trade is not to make the most profi

#Gate Plaza Newbie Village Phase 6
Hello everyone, I am an ordinary trader in the Gate Family. Seeing the theme of this event - "The biggest enemy is one's own emotions", I resonate deeply with it. This phrase is simply the most accurate annotation of my trading journey over the past year. Today, I want to share my story with you, which is not a myth of getting rich quickly, but a true record of how to fight against the "monsters" within oneself.
Chapter 1: The Fear Dominated by FOMO of a Newbie
I still remember when I first entered the market, Bitcoin was soaring. Friends around me and me

#Gate广场新手村第六期
Jesse Livermore once said, "The greatest enemy in trading is not the market, but yourself. Controlling your emotions and avoiding greed and fear are essential for long-term survival in the market." I deeply realized this in my recent trades. Recently, Bitcoin and Ethereum have continued to pull back, but the altcoin market has been vibrant, and I also participated in the hype. After battling with well-known names like jellyjelly, TA, ZEC, AIA, and EEVA, flipping positions became the norm. However, significant pullbacks, mental breakdowns, and chasing highs and lows were const