Crypto trading offers high rewards but also carries high risks. Without proper risk management, a single bad trade can wipe out weeks or months of gains. That’s why traders set clear rules for position sizes, stop-losses, and maximum exposure.
The goal isn’t just to win trades,it’s to protect capital so you can stay in the game long-term. Overleveraging, chasing losses, or going “all in” usually ends in disaster. Even experienced traders know the importance of managing risk over chasing constant wins. In crypto, survival is half the battle.Do you have a risk plan for every trade or do you rely on luck when markets turn against you?
First I'd suggest this thread be moved to the trading section. Overall winning and loosing is never meant an option for traders to decide which they want which means nomatter how experienced and learned you may be, you're not going to get it right all the times even when you actively applies the best trading strategies of you. Definitely as the predictions of cryptocurrencies is unpredictable, you'll must always bear lost as result to when you weren't on the right market track.
Risk management will help you cut lost while you hunting according to the size your bank roll can carry. That's if you're a good risk managements trader though because there're them who trades without adhering to the risk factors and are always loosing beyond expectations and affordability.