#我的Gate交易时刻 I was introduced to the cryptocurrency market by a friend in February 2026. When I first started, I didn’t know anything, and then my friend taught me how to buy and sell, and how to read K-line charts. Although most of the time she guided my actions, I learned a lot along the way—such as where to place my take-profit point—because she said it was very important: you should take your profits and stop at the right time, when things look good. But I still couldn’t do it, and as a result, even though I originally had profits, I ended up losing money in the end. Still, through this process, I also learned how important take-profit is. 124

Because every time I couldn’t do it, my friend would scold me and tell me that I must not be greedy—I have to take profits and stop when I see things going well. That’s the only way I can feel at ease and earn more money. So even though I don’t do it that well, I still need to keep working hard to learn how to take profits and not be greedy.
Now I can manage it to a certain extent. But every time I make a profit and then see the price rise, I feel regretful. I think, if only I hadn’t sold so early. My friend told me not to lose out on big gains for small losses. So I still follow the rule of sticking to my take-profit.