#Trading Why do you often lose money buying altcoin spot? The reason is simple: you usually buy during emotional peaks. Once the price makes a normal pullback, your position immediately goes into the red. Then you may have what feels like a “smart” idea: “If buying high makes me

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Orait, time to talk about losses. This has genuinely been the hardest month of my trading career. What hurts the most is that a lot of it was self-inflicted. I roundtripped heavy, gave back a lot to the market, and honestly things would’ve been very different if I just stopped

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#Trading GM It feels like the market always tries to stage a big rebound —giving everyone a “graceful exit” or a chance to clean out their positions. But when the rally actually comes, many people can’t bring themselves to sell, and they end up getting taught a lesson by

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#Trading Once you add time to profits and losses, trading shifts from judging an outcome to managing a process. It becomes simpler because you can align strategy with timeframe and use time-based rules for risk control; but it also becomes more complex because positions

Shorting is like skydiving: Before you jump, you must plan your altitude (leverage/position size), landing zone (targets/scale-out exits), and weather (trend/volatility/liquidity)—and pack both a main chute and a reserve: hard stop rules + a position-size cap. If you’re new,

Hyperliquid’s Account Unification Mode is essentially closer to cross margin—risk is aggregated at the account level. That also leaves a theoretical path to a full account wipe in extreme scenarios. The probability may be low, but crypto is never short of black swans.

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#Trading The recent drop came without any real negative catalysts. Now everyone is calling the bottom. But the larger trend hasn’t changed — and true bottoms are always silent.

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