This is a summary of the trading logic of Boss @MK during this period 1. It includes why we believe in the five cycles of BTC 2. Why stop-loss is so important 3. How to build your own trading system Hope this helps everyone At the same time, we are waiting for everyone in the fan group to come and learn and discuss together Let's head towards A9 together and exit the circle 守约粉丝群
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Summary of the ‘Guardian Trading Philosophy’ series articles, continuously updated~
This article will @MK守约 summarize a series of articles written on the trading sector. The directory is as follows⬇️ for fans to quickly jump⏭️
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So-called if a person is not ruthless, they cannot stand firm Carrying a single: Forced liquidation Stop-loss not included: Mental breakdown What the crypto world needs is discipline Not luck @MK守约
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《 If You Are Not Strict With Yourself, The Market Will Be Even Stricter With You 》
Subtitle: Those who are not strict enough with themselves will ultimately be liquidated by the market.
When to cut, if you don't, you will surely be caught in chaos later. Let's be more direct. Most people's losses are not due to misreading the direction, but rather knowing exactly what to do, yet repeatedly letting themselves off the hook. Should stop loss—wait a bit longer. Should go empty—try one more order. Should take profits—want to turn things around. What truly kills in trading is never the market, but your own worthless softness. 1. All major losses are preceded by countless small indulgences. No one goes bankrupt overnight. Before every liquidation,
"Trading is not gambling, but a game of probability"
Many people instinctively associate trading with 'gambling' as soon as it's mentioned. If it goes up, it's luck; if it goes down, it's bad luck; winning a trade makes one feel like the chosen one, while losing a trade raises doubts about market manipulation. But those who truly survive in trading for the long term understand one thing— Trading is never gambling; it is a game of probability, discipline, and time.
1. Gambling relies on emotions, trading relies on statistics The essence of gambling is: Leaving the results to luck and betting your fate on a single throw. The true essence of trading is: In countless repetitions, let probability be on your side.
In the trading market, many people talk about technology, strategy, and win rates, Yet very few truly understand one thing: Patience, in itself, is a form of 'give and take'. What you can gain, Depends on what you are willing to give up first. And the losses of most people, Are precisely because they are unwilling to give up anything.
In the trading market, patience is the most easily overlooked 'technical indicator'. 1. Only by giving up frequent actions can certainty be obtained. Many people want to trade as soon as they open the market, They feel anxious if they don't place an order, They feel uncomfortable if they don't participate. But the market never rewards 'busyness',
What has been done must be done again The greatest advantage of chives is that a small boat can turn easily
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The Three Major Illusions of Traders
— I can catch the bottom · I can escape the top · This time is different Most people who lose money in the crypto world do not lose to the market, but die in their own illusions. Especially the following three types — Each one can slowly 'boil your account to death'.
The three major illusions of trading 1. The first major illusion: 'I can catch the bottom' When the market drops, your first reaction is not risk, but: 'The opportunity has come.' Drop 10%: Small buy Drop 30%: Increase position Drop 50%: All in Drop 70%: Play dead You think you are catching the bottom, but in fact, you are just being a cushion for the trend. The bottom is never determined by random thinking,
In the trading market, many people talk about technology, strategy, and win rates, Yet very few truly understand one thing: Patience, in itself, is a form of 'give and take'. What you can gain, Depends on what you are willing to give up first. And the losses of most people, Are precisely because they are unwilling to give up anything.
In the trading market, patience is the most easily overlooked 'technical indicator'. 1. Only by giving up frequent actions can certainty be obtained. Many people want to trade as soon as they open the market, They feel anxious if they don't place an order, They feel uncomfortable if they don't participate. But the market never rewards 'busyness',
Forwarding the article from the boss @MK守约 Mainly about the fine line between gambling and trading, and the differences as vast as heaven and earth Many people think he is trading But Every time he is asking which side to take Every time he treats liquidation as a stop loss Every time he regards holding positions as practice Even 易理华 knows when to stop There is a saying When I have more than I need, I have to pay with what I do need In cryptocurrency terms When you hold many positions that you shouldn't be holding You definitely have to bear the liquidation that you don't need to face Specifics are welcome for everyone to study and communicate
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The Trader's Cultivation: Burying Luck While Planting Discipline
In the crypto world, many people seem to be killed by the market conditions, but that's not the case. The person who truly takes action has always been themselves. You think you are fighting for your life in the market, but in reality, you are struggling against three things: luck, greed, unwillingness, and the emotion of not wanting to lose. What traders call 'cultivation', can be boiled down to two things: Bury the luck, plant the discipline.
Bury luck. Plant discipline. It sounds very simple, but 99% of people can never achieve it in their lifetime. 1. If luck doesn't die, the account cannot survive. Newcomers in the crypto world all have the same script in their minds:
Repost the article of the boss I thought of several classmates I recently met in the community who blindly opened positions, blindly bottom-fished, blindly tried to top out, and blindly held positions, and in the end, they all reluctantly stopped loss For example, btc's stop loss at 73500 For example, eth's stop loss at 2040 For example, doge's stop loss at 0.114 For example, sol's stop loss at 95 Of course, there are also the stubborn ones who held on until they disappeared In these past few days, even the most persistent bulls like Yi Lihua have given up their faith It's not that they have no faith But rather, don't fall into a self-reinforcing cognitive bias Soros once had a famous theory called the theory of reflexivity Friends interested can search for it It may bring unexpected gains to everyone
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《 The more you lose, the more you add = suicide 》
Stop adding to your position——the more you lose, the more you add, it is the quietest way to commit suicide for your account. There is a kind of loss in trading that is not caused by the market crashing. It is something you have nurtured yourself, bite by bite. The first trade is wrong, unwilling to accept it; The second trade averages down, wanting to lower the cost; The third time adds again, thinking 'I've already lost so much.'
Chronic suicide You think you are optimizing costs, But in fact, you are amplifying mistakes. The market will not give you face just because your position is heavy. Many people have a misconception: I've already lost so much, it can't possibly go down/up again. But the most common scenario in the market is——
《 Mind Cultivation, Character Refinement, Cultivation 》 —— A Self-Rescue Guide for Old Crypto Holders
After spending a long time in the crypto world, you'll find that Technology can only determine if you make money; cultivation can determine if you can survive. Many people don't fail to trade. It's just that they are too anxious, too rigid, and too reckless.
The place of three cultivations in the crypto world. 1. Mind Cultivation: Don't be enslaved by a single K-line. Fear of missing out on a slight rise. Doubting life with a slight drop. A bullish line changes belief. A bearish line deletes software. To put it simply, most losses are not given by the market. It's your own emotions that get ahead of your brain. Mind cultivation doesn't mean you become 'Buddha-like.' Rather, it means achieving one sentence: How the market moves is the market's business; how you act is your cultivation.
System elaboration on MK's trading philosophy, fully engaged, sharing with everyone
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Summary of the ‘Guardian Trading Philosophy’ series articles, continuously updated~
This article will @MK守约 summarize a series of articles written on the trading sector. The directory is as follows⬇️ for fans to quickly jump⏭️
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《 Stop loss is your own, profit is given by the market 》
There is a brutal truth in trading, many people realize it only after being in the industry for a long time: The only thing you can fully control is the stop loss. As for how much to earn, it has never been up to you. 1. Why is stop loss 'your own'? Because at the moment of placing an order, you can only decide three things: To enter or not how large the position is If you're wrong, will you run? Stop loss, in essence, is your pricing of 'cost of mistakes'. How much are you willing to pay for a judgment? Those who do not stop loss, are not optimistic about the market, but are unwilling to admit they were wrong. The market will not stop just because you are unwilling.
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MK's Agreement on the Underlying Logic of the Encrypted Market
In a market where even fools can make money, it is often not a bad thing, but rather a good thing.
Because this indicates one thing:
The dividends of this market are thick enough, thick enough that high cognitive ability is not needed, and neither is meticulous operation; as long as you are present, you can get a share.
In a truly good market phase, making money relies not on ability, but on trends.
What you buy may not be right, but the market will help you cover your mistakes;
What you operate may not be good, but the market will give you time to correct it.
So you will see a phenomenon:
Newcomers make money, buy randomly and make money, and even those who make mistakes can make money.
This is not because they are clever, but because the water level is rising overall.
If only a few experts are making money, it is often a game of existing stocks;
But if a group of people who understand nothing can all make money, it indicates that continuous incremental funds are entering the market, and the market is still in the "distribution phase," rather than the "elimination phase."
What we really need to be wary of is never "fools making money."
But rather fools starting to think: This is their own ability.
When the market shifts from "tolerance" to "punishment,"
From "you can still survive after making mistakes" to "one mistake and you get harvested,"
The selection has already begun.
Many people do not die in the decline,
But die in the stage of "just made money, yet think they understand everything."
So to judge whether the market is good or bad, do not look at whether you made money,
Look at:
Can even mistakes still be forgiven?
When you realize that your profit mainly relies on the market, rather than yourself,
Then you are often still in a relatively safe phase.
When you start to firmly believe "this is my level that has improved,"
The risk is usually already on the way. —————————————————————— Follow @MK's Agreement Join the fan group Join the community Enjoy the Binance life
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I Never Climb Over the Seven-Foot Wall
In the crypto world, surviving is more important than jumping high There are seven-foot barriers in the crypto world every day. What does seven feet mean? It's that kind of opportunity that makes your heart race when you see it: Go all in, double up and take off 50x leverage, a single needle changes your life This position is not bottom-fishing, then you're not a crypto person To be honest, it looks appealing. But if you think carefully, how many can really jump over? Old investors understand: those who die fastest jump highest The one thing beginners love to do is: Challenge the limits. Chasing highs with emotions on your shoulders, Holding on to losses without stopping out, Imagining yourself as that 1% chosen one.
《 Don't Use All Your Capital to Validate a Judgment 》
—Starting with Livermore's first bankruptcy in 1898 In 1898, 21-year-old Jesse Livermore experienced his first true 'zero' in his trading career. It was not because he couldn't read the market; on the contrary—his judgment at that time was correct. The problem lay in one thing: He used all his capital to validate a judgment. That year, Livermore had already made quite a bit of money in the speculative market with 'market dynamics and rhythm', and his confidence rapidly inflated. He firmly believed he had grasped the essence of the market, thus making a mistake that all new geniuses tend to commit:
Today I will discuss the relationship between AMD and the Asian, European, and American markets (education)
I see many people in the square learning trading and doing trading But sometimes when chatting in the community, everyone surprisingly doesn't know AMD, not even the roles that Asian, European, and American markets each play, so I had to write an article to explain -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Many people are learning AMD, only remembering
Accumulation, Manipulation, Distribution
But what really determines whether you can use AMD well
is not these three words
but time
The market does not randomly complete AMD
It is often completed in segments by the Asian, European, and American markets