Survival Guide in the Stock Market: "The Golden Rule of Trading: Discipline" | Trader Talha Batuhan Ayna

Investor psychology, discipline, and risk management are becoming increasingly important in the crypto markets every day. This week's guest on Coinkolik, trader Talha Batuhan Ayna, who has 10 years of experience, shared the secrets of staying afloat in the market.

According to Ayna, the foundation of being a successful trader lies in disciplined process management and maintaining strong psychology. The experienced trader, who says, "You don't become rich with a single trade," emphasized that long-term success is not possible without risk management.

"Crypto gambling is not"

Ayna, who noted that cryptocurrencies are often compared to gambling, said that this is entirely related to the investor's approach: "If you are trading with your entire balance, it is gambling. But if you are trading with risk management, small percentages, and considering technical and fundamental data, it is an investment process."

Psychology and discipline are at the forefront

Ayna emphasized that traders struggle the most with psychology: "Disciplined behavior in the markets eases the psychology. Small percentage losses are tolerable. However, revenge trading and constantly opening trades to recover losses can lead to great destruction."

"Debt should not be invested with money"

Ayna, stating that one of the most common mistakes made by crypto investors is trading with borrowed money, said, "Investing with borrowed money is not advisable. It both disturbs the psychology and leads the investor into greater risks."

Character test

Ayna, stating that financial markets are not just a matter of information but also a matter of character, said, "Being a trader is not an intelligence test, it is a character test. An investor who maintains discipline and risk management and manages fear correctly will succeed."

This article does not contain investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading action carries risks and readers should conduct their own research when making decisions.