Sunwukong DEX is more like a "consistency stress test machine": market fluctuations amplify the testing of your position limits, stop-loss discipline, and profit-taking strategies. Many people's problem isn't misjudging the direction, but rather execution drift: entering based on emotion, adding to positions impulsively, stopping losses based on luck, and being reluctant to take profits. Drift might be tolerable in small fluctuations, but in large fluctuations, it will be rapidly amplified into uncontrollable behavior.
A more sustainable approach is to treat trading as an engineering process: lock in position limits beforehand, pre-define stop-loss lines, take profits in batches according to plan, and strictly handle drawdowns according to established lines; review slippage ranges and reasons for failure after each trade, continuously iterating actions; allocate only small amounts of trading power for short periods, and clear them immediately after use. You are training for stable execution, and stable execution is the prerequisite for long-term compound interest.
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