I have 11 years of cryptocurrency trading experience, having encountered hundreds of altcoins, including Luna and others. Many beginners ask me why I don't place stop losses when I'm leading trades. I want to address this: with altcoins, I only trade small positions, focusing on transaction fees, liquidity, and the project fundamentals. Even if an altcoin drops 90%, it doesn't represent more than 10% of my total capital allocation. However, since these projects don't necessarily guarantee me 100%+ returns at all times, when it comes to futures trading, you must use stop losses and constantly monitor positions, which inevitably leads to more losses. Because you become completely immersed in the market, often cutting losses repeatedly—cutting here, cutting there—and ultimately, what's the difference between that and liquidation? I can only say that I don't open positions I'm not confident about. Even if I do, I make sure to achieve 100% profitability.#BTC #ETH #GateioInto11 #GT #DOGE