#易理华割肉清仓

Most large positions don't have a habit of setting stop-losses, which is normal. However, having such a large position without any risk control is not acceptable. Each of us is like a fund company, acting as an analyst, trader, and risk manager all at once. You may choose not to set a stop-loss for every trade, but you should set a maximum loss percentage for your total position. Let's analyze the recent market: Bitcoin has been declining across the yearly, quarterly, and monthly charts, so no matter how it rises or consolidates, remember the risks hanging over your head. For those who bought at the bottom on the evening of the 5th and held their positions, especially in spot trading—do not make reckless moves. For futures, you can set the stop-loss at your cost price; if it hits, just cut it. If it doesn't, hold on for the long-term, at least six months, and don't exit easily. Friends holding full spot positions can calculate their cost basis; this rally might pull back again. Let's see if there's a chance to lower the average cost through some swings. No matter how turbulent the market, our main direction remains unchanged. Institutions are not here to buy the dip; they will surge at some point, making it impossible for everyone to get on board in time.