2026-01-07 15:24:02

Real trading tracking has reached the 7th trading day, and the account net value has reached $8,300.

Yesterday, during the pre-market rally in the US stock market, I decisively liquidated all my holdings, leaving only the $BOME position. This decision might seem a bit impulsive—realized a floating profit of $6,000, originally thinking I could hold through today's pullback, but unexpectedly, the market kept falling. That's how the market is; what seems right often turns out to be the opposite.

But that's not the reason I increased my position. I still have expectations for a rebound in the first quarter, so I decided not to set a stop-loss on this $BOME position and let it ride with me. Instead of frequent trading, it's better to stick to my conviction.

BOME-0,22%

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NftRegretMachine

· 8h ago

Selling off profits at a loss ended up costing me haha, this is the magic of the crypto world.

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GasWrangler

· 01-07 15:52

ngl, dumping everything except $BOME is technically sub-optimal from a portfolio optimization standpoint... but i guess conviction beats diversification sometimes? 8300 on day 7 is decent tho, if you analyze the data properly

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ForumLurker

· 01-07 15:50

Market reversal operations don't work here. Clearing out in a huff and then getting caught on the rebound—this wave is a bit risky. But if the belief in BOME can really hold until Q1, then just take a gamble. Clearing half is always better than going all in; at least there's something left. A floating profit of 6000 just gone like that—how strong does your mentality need to be? Holding onto beliefs is fine, but don't treat your account as a belief to operate on. Wait, not setting a stop-loss—is that really for Q1? Or is it just gambling.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-07 15:45

Clearing 6,000 dollars in unrealized gains and then the market drops again—that's crypto haha, the price of impulsive trading.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-07 15:43

Clearing out and betting again on $BOME, this move is definitely a gamble. The $6,000 unrealized profit disappeared in an instant, but I have to say, this kind of conviction is actually quite worth watching.

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0xInsomnia

· 01-07 15:31

Clearing out and reversing losses? Bro, this move is really just throwing a tantrum. A floating profit of $6,000, and it's gone just like that. Does it hurt?

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