Track every single trade you make. Whether it's a win or a loss, write it down. This isn't just busy work—it's how you actually improve. When you review your journal, you start seeing patterns. Which trades printed? Which ones blew up? What was your mindset when things went sideways? The discipline of logging each move forces you to be honest with yourself about your strategy. No cherry-picking winners, no forgetting the disasters. Over time, your trading journal becomes a roadmap. You spot your edge. You identify your leaks. And most importantly, you stop repeating the same mistakes. 📝
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TokenStorm
· 21h ago
I kept losing money repeatedly because I was too lazy to keep a trading journal, and now I regret it to death.
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GasFeeLady
· 21h ago
ngl, this is literally just transaction logging with extra steps. been tracking every move since 2020—gas prices, entry points, exit timing, the whole thing. honestly? caught so many patterns that way. the journal doesn't lie unlike my gut 💀
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Degen4Breakfast
· 21h ago
No one really sticks to recording transaction logs. Most people boast about wins for a while, but forget about losses—typical self-deception.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 21h ago
Transaction logs are easy to talk about, but how many actually stick with writing them... I tried for a month, and in the end, I was so annoyed.
Track every single trade you make. Whether it's a win or a loss, write it down. This isn't just busy work—it's how you actually improve. When you review your journal, you start seeing patterns. Which trades printed? Which ones blew up? What was your mindset when things went sideways? The discipline of logging each move forces you to be honest with yourself about your strategy. No cherry-picking winners, no forgetting the disasters. Over time, your trading journal becomes a roadmap. You spot your edge. You identify your leaks. And most importantly, you stop repeating the same mistakes. 📝