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The formula for success in trading is to avoid losses?!
1. The mindset of "Defend first, Attack later"
The legend Paul Tudor Jones has a famous quote on the wall of his office: "Losers Average Losers". He believes that: "I don't care about making money by predicting correctly. I care about protecting the money I have."
Profit is a consequence, risk is a choice: You cannot control where the market will go, but you have complete authority to decide how much you will lose if the market goes in the opposite direction.
The power of reverse compounding: If you lose 50% of your account, you need to gain back 100% just to break even. Avoiding large drawdowns is the shortest path to sustainable account growth.
2. The "Iron Hand" rule in risk management
To avoid heavy losses, you need a set of unbreakable rules:
1% or 2% rule
Never risk more than 1-2% of total capital for a single trade. If you adhere to this, you would need to lose consecutively 50-100 trades to blow your account — a very difficult thing to happen if you have a basic strategy.
Stop-loss is the breath of trading
Trading without a stop-loss is like driving downhill without brakes.
Technical stop-loss: Set at the point where if the price hits it, the reason for your trade is no longer valid.
Psychological stop-loss: Close the trade when you start to feel anxious or hope that "the price will reverse". Hope is not a trading strategy.

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$BTC What should investors do when the market is volatile?!!!

1. Top priority: Stay calm (Mental Check)
The biggest mistake when the market drops is making decisions based on emotions.
Don’t keep looking at the screen: Watching prices jump red every second only increases blood pressure and leads to panic selling at the bottom.
Long-term thinking: If you invest in good companies, remember that prices are temporary; value is eternal. The market always has cycles: after a strong decline, there will be a recovery.

2. Portfolio Audit
Not every coin that drops should be held, and not every coin that drops should be sold.
Eliminate "junk": Speculative coins, those without good fundamentals, or heavily indebted ones will often struggle to recover the most. This is the time to decisively prune to allocate capital to quality assets.
Focus on foundational coins: Leading companies with strong cash flow will be the first to bounce back when the market stabilizes.

3. Absolutely do not use Margin (Margin Loan)
In a declining market, Margin is the number 1 enemy.
If you are using Margin, prioritize reducing your loan ratio immediately to avoid being Margin Called (forced selling).
Being forced to sell at the floor price is the worst-case scenario because you lose control of your assets.

4. Action strategy: "Proactive defense"
Instead of panicking, take the following steps:
Gradual accumulation buying (DCA): If you have a stable income, divide your capital to gradually buy good assets at low price ranges. Never go "All-in" to catch the bottom all at once,

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