In the morning, I was optimistic about a certain coin and positioned at an average price of 14,000, but due to lack of volume support, I decisively took profits and exited all positions. Looking back in the afternoon, this coin had already experienced a continuous surge—it's a bit regrettable, but also fortunate that I cut losses in time and avoided being trapped.
Before the evening opening, I noticed that a certain project had a solid narrative framework supporting it, similar to the Yongping Duan effect—an story of value recognition. At that moment, I decided to re-enter at a low point, originally aiming to buy at the bottom. However, due to insufficient market enthusiasm and difficulty in gathering chips, I couldn't execute the plan. Fortunately, later on, with the attention of several influential accounts, buy orders started pouring in, allowing me to recover some positions.
Overall, today's performance was still slightly off compared to the current market rhythm—didn't quite hit the right beat, nor fully grasp the moment of narrative explosion. Trading is like that—waiting, judging, executing—every step is crucial.
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FlashLoanKing
· 7m ago
Taking profit a bit early on that move, but just staying alive and exiting already means winning.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 6h ago
Leaving early is a pity, but as long as you're alive, you've won. Getting trapped is what really hurts.
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SigmaBrain
· 6h ago
Take-profit exit results in being pushed up, this is the torment of trading... But exiting alive is always better than being trapped.
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NftDeepBreather
· 6h ago
Neither taking profit nor stopping loss is wrong; it's just a bit regrettable to miss out on the subsequent surge.
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NightAirdropper
· 7h ago
Taking profit and exiting this round is a bit unfortunate, but as long as I come out alive, it's considered a win.
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MoneyBurner
· 7h ago
Isn't it tempting to take home $2300? Why chase that surge?
Take profit, take profit. Don't comfort yourself as if you're stopping loss.
I wanted to buy at the bottom, but I still got whipped by the big V. That's the charm of narrative, haha.
Today’s rhythm was indeed off. Just keep betting aggressively tomorrow, and it'll be fine.
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 7h ago
Taking profits and exiting is really the hardest part. Watching that coin surge must be quite frustrating.
Day 8 Trading Summary: Profit of $2,300 today.
In the morning, I was optimistic about a certain coin and positioned at an average price of 14,000, but due to lack of volume support, I decisively took profits and exited all positions. Looking back in the afternoon, this coin had already experienced a continuous surge—it's a bit regrettable, but also fortunate that I cut losses in time and avoided being trapped.
Before the evening opening, I noticed that a certain project had a solid narrative framework supporting it, similar to the Yongping Duan effect—an story of value recognition. At that moment, I decided to re-enter at a low point, originally aiming to buy at the bottom. However, due to insufficient market enthusiasm and difficulty in gathering chips, I couldn't execute the plan. Fortunately, later on, with the attention of several influential accounts, buy orders started pouring in, allowing me to recover some positions.
Overall, today's performance was still slightly off compared to the current market rhythm—didn't quite hit the right beat, nor fully grasp the moment of narrative explosion. Trading is like that—waiting, judging, executing—every step is crucial.