2025-12-09 08:22:13

Account balance: 1400U. Today I plan to record the entire trading process.

To be honest, I’m not sure how it will go—will I end up wiped out, or will I double my money and cash out? This question pops up every time before I open a position.

Yesterday, I actually got the direction right, but I kept thinking, "Let’s wait a bit longer, think bigger," and ended up watching the market take off right in front of me. Looking back, sometimes having a "big picture" mindset isn’t really a good thing—if you don’t take the profit when you should, it just becomes a mental block.

No more overthinking. Today, I’ll keep going. The market doesn’t stop for anyone’s hesitation—get in when you should, get out when you should. It’s that simple.

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MEVHunter

· 5h ago

The bigger the pattern, the more you lose. This is exactly the greedy algorithm in the mempool, haha.

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 12-09 08:54

This mentality and inner demons are really something else; so many people have failed because of this.

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NFT_Therapy

· 12-09 08:49

Hmm... Having "vision" can really harm you, I've experienced it myself. --- Still daring to play like this with 1400U, that's some real guts. --- This round depends on whether you can control that greedy heart. --- To be honest, yesterday's trade was just greed, I've had it too, it's hard to cure. --- Saying "run when you need to" is easy, but actually doing it is deadly hard. --- Actually, the hardest part isn't judging the market, it's letting go of that wishful thinking. --- Getting the direction right and still losing money, that's real skill. --- 1400U doubled? Bro, are you serious? --- Having too much "vision" makes you miss out on small gains, it's really ironic. --- I can never get the timing of entry and exit right, I believe it now.

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 12-09 08:34

yo $1400 stack with that decision paralysis energy... honestly the math ain't mathing. you're leaving basis points on the table by overthinking entry/exit windows like this lol

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zkProofInThePudding

· 12-09 08:29

This is the gambler's mentality. Yesterday's trade was a real lesson for you, and you still want to try again?

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