Starting from 230U with a small goal of reaching 1000U, today is day five.
The account is now floating around 440U. I still believe ETH can reach above the 3400 level.
To be honest, my trading has been a bit chaotic these past few days—positions rolling back and forth, and I couldn't resist closing out a few times in between. Looking back, I realized this really messes up my rhythm. I've figured it out: from now on, except for adding to positions and rolling, I won't close positions lightly in the middle of a trade, otherwise it's really easy to mess things up.
Guys, playing long-term strategies is actually more stable. For mainstream coins like ETH, as long as you get the direction right, the speed of doubling up is faster than you think.
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LayerHopper
· 13h ago
Doubling in five days, this pace is pretty intense, but frequently closing positions can definitely lead to self-destruction. I've learned my lesson.
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ProtocolRebel
· 14h ago
The 5-day turnaround is almost double, the rhythm is quite good. But I've also been burned by closing positions too early; in the end, you still have to hold on.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-09 20:35
Frequent closing of positions is really a suicidal move. I’ve suffered from this too—lost a whole month's salary just like that... You really have to hold on and let the dust settle for a while.
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-09 20:33
Ha, doubled in just five days? That pace is pretty intense... But frequent closing of positions is indeed a suicidal move, I've suffered from that too.
Exactly, couldn't resist adjusting the positions, and ended up getting forced out—it's hilarious. Long-term holding is the real way to go.
I'm watching the 3400 level too, but swinging back and forth like this can easily cause a crash.
Wait, jumping from 230 to 440 in just five days—are you sure that's not just luck? Or maybe you caught the big dip rebound.
Addiction to closing positions is even harder to quit than other addictions, I'm trying to overcome this problem myself.
If you can't even hold, how can you go long term... Still comes down to self-discipline.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 12-09 20:31
Doubling in five days, that's some good luck... But closing positions frequently is really a suicidal strategy. I used to do that too, and ended up losing everything in one go.
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MetaNomad
· 12-09 20:29
This mindset shift is something else. Frequent closing of positions is indeed a suicidal move, but 440 has almost doubled already? The speed over these five days is pretty intense.
Starting from 230U with a small goal of reaching 1000U, today is day five.
The account is now floating around 440U. I still believe ETH can reach above the 3400 level.
To be honest, my trading has been a bit chaotic these past few days—positions rolling back and forth, and I couldn't resist closing out a few times in between. Looking back, I realized this really messes up my rhythm. I've figured it out: from now on, except for adding to positions and rolling, I won't close positions lightly in the middle of a trade, otherwise it's really easy to mess things up.
Guys, playing long-term strategies is actually more stable. For mainstream coins like ETH, as long as you get the direction right, the speed of doubling up is faster than you think.