Recently, I used small funds with low leverage to make three real trading operations, and most of the doubles have already doubled. The bull market plan is to hit 100x, but for now, I will clear the long positions to avoid risks and re-enter gradually if opportunities arise.
SOL has experienced a significant rally in this wave, and DASH has almost reached its maximum. Next, I will focus on ZEN to see if there is a chance to get in; if not, I will stay on the sidelines and observe.
But I want to emphasize one point—fund size doesn't matter. I treat every cent of my principal with utmost seriousness. This attitude is crucial. Many people say, "I have the skills, I just lack capital. Give me money, and I will make this and that profit," but that’s pure nonsense. If you truly have the ability, even 7U can make 10 million U. There are plenty of cases in the industry where small funds have grown into big ones.
So, the idea of "lacking capital despite having skills" simply doesn't exist. Conversely, those who are truly capable tend to find it easier to get tired when holding others' money—they face psychological and mental burdens. Only scammers don't have such burdens.
Therefore, never believe anyone who claims they can make you money—that's all fake. The only thing you can rely on is yourself, treating yourself as the best trader. You are your own best operator. Let's encourage each other.
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CommunityWorker
· 9h ago
Clearing long positions was a solid move, but the hundredfold dream still has to be pursued. Just worried that the hand might be a bit weak during the pullback.
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MetaNeighbor
· 10h ago
Detail control ability is indeed a decisive factor. I agree with the decision to clear long positions; not greedy, not timid. The recent SOL rally was really comfortable, and I’ve been watching ZEN as well. Now it’s just a matter of waiting.
Regarding that argument, I have some thoughts—I've heard the excuse of lacking capital too many times. Many people around me say the same thing. The funny part is, even after they get the capital, they still end up losing. Mindset and execution are the real bottlenecks.
Turning 7U into millions is not impossible; it just requires someone to persist through the process. Most people can’t get past the psychological barrier. Your attitude is indeed correct—no matter how much money, take it seriously. That’s the fundamental logic of making money.
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SybilSlayer
· 10h ago
Self-management is truly more important than the amount of principal. That's how I do it.
Closing the long position so confidently is really solid; there's nothing to be embarrassed about. As long as you're alive, you can keep going.
Those who say they lack the principal are talking nonsense. If you have real ability, even a starving ghost can turn things around.
I'm also watching ZEN. If there's no opportunity, I'll just lie flat; there's no rush.
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0xOverleveraged
· 10h ago
It doubles and still wants to reach a hundred times, typical gambler mentality.
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Clearing long positions is still clear-headed, but staying on the sidelines and observing is really the hardest part.
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I took a quick look at ZEN, it feels so-so.
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I've heard the phrase "lack of principal" so many times my ears are calloused. Honestly, it's just because you're not good enough.
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Other people's money is indeed hard to earn; if you make a profit, you have to share it, and if you lose, you take the blame.
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7U to 10 million U? Wake up, brother, that's not realistic.
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Believe in yourself, but don't be overconfident; the market will teach you a lesson.
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SOL has indeed performed well this round, and I regret not catching DASH, I didn't keep up.
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Traders need to develop their own skills; don't expect someone to carry you to success.
Recently, I used small funds with low leverage to make three real trading operations, and most of the doubles have already doubled. The bull market plan is to hit 100x, but for now, I will clear the long positions to avoid risks and re-enter gradually if opportunities arise.
SOL has experienced a significant rally in this wave, and DASH has almost reached its maximum. Next, I will focus on ZEN to see if there is a chance to get in; if not, I will stay on the sidelines and observe.
But I want to emphasize one point—fund size doesn't matter. I treat every cent of my principal with utmost seriousness. This attitude is crucial. Many people say, "I have the skills, I just lack capital. Give me money, and I will make this and that profit," but that’s pure nonsense. If you truly have the ability, even 7U can make 10 million U. There are plenty of cases in the industry where small funds have grown into big ones.
So, the idea of "lacking capital despite having skills" simply doesn't exist. Conversely, those who are truly capable tend to find it easier to get tired when holding others' money—they face psychological and mental burdens. Only scammers don't have such burdens.
Therefore, never believe anyone who claims they can make you money—that's all fake. The only thing you can rely on is yourself, treating yourself as the best trader. You are your own best operator. Let's encourage each other.