2025-12-17 03:20:29

Recent adjustments have been made, stay calm. Set the stop-loss at 10, and don't overreact to short-term fluctuations; anyway, I am psychologically prepared for long-term holding.

Currently, I still have quite a bit of ammunition. The floating profit on Pippin once reached $10,000, but I chose not to close the position. Beat exited the short position at 1.75. Fhe closed at 0.095, but missed out on the final tail-end market move.

Currently, in the portfolio, LTC, OG, and Pippin are the three assets—two long positions and one short—all in profit. If you ask me when to close Pippin? Honestly, unless it drops below 0.2, I won't consider closing. I would rather see profits shrink during a rebound than give up this price level, aiming to see it drop to 0.2.

PIPPIN-3,42%

BEAT-17,31%

FHE5,17%

LTC-0,67%

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ser_ngmi

· 2025-12-19 19:08

Pippin's insistence on holding until 0.2 is a bit aggressive, but I like this determination. Floating profit of $10,000 hasn't been taken profit yet, really betting on a market move. --- Having enough ammunition is confidence; this wave of adjustment might actually be a good opportunity to get in. --- Fhe didn't catch the tail end, which is a bit of a pity, but just remember the feeling for next time. --- LTC, OG, and Pippin all made profits, and the portfolio is quite balanced. Combining long and short positions is stable. --- Be aware of your mental state at the 10 stop-loss level; otherwise, it’s easy to break your mindset later. --- When Pippin really drops to 0.2, I wonder if you can hold on, haha. --- Preparing mentally for long-term holding in advance really helps reduce unnecessary anxiety.

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SelfMadeRuggee

· 2025-12-19 04:44

Oh Pippin, this really tests your mentality. Holding a $10,000 unrealized profit without selling is truly tough. Closing at 0.2? You’re really confident. I’ll just see if I can hold out until that day. Made another profit on the short position. This round of adjustment definitely provided opportunities, but the key is to stick to the stop-loss. Having enough ammunition makes it easier. Anyway, in the long run, even if it drops further, there are always bullets. Fhe, that move was a bit unfortunate, but the profit taken was enough. Being greedy and trying to catch the tail end often leads to worse reversals.

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ColdWalletAnxiety

· 2025-12-17 03:45

Oh no, Pippin's hand is quite good, holding a floating profit of 10,000 dollars without running away. It does have some skills. However, I still think aiming for 0.2 is a bit too greedy. Isn't it better to take profits when the time is right? Your combination setup looks comfortable to me, both long and short positions are covered, but I'm worried that a black swan event might deplete all the ammunition. Setting a stop loss at 10 dollars is quite reasonable, but I'm just afraid of changing your mind at the last minute. By the way, it's a bit of a pity about this Fhe order, always just missing out on the final rise. Maintaining a steady mindset is correct, but can Pippin really hold on? Honestly, I just can't hold on anymore.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 2025-12-17 03:42

Unrealized profit of $10,000 still not taken, this mentality is really tough Pippin holding until 0.2, that gambling spirit is a bit fierce Ample ammunition is the key, just wait for the next wave Short-term fluctuations really don't need to be watched, just hold for the long term This portfolio allocation is pretty good, with both bullish and bearish protections Set a stop loss of 10 points and leave it be, the key is to stay calm Unrealized gains shrinking but not sold, this is called faith

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 2025-12-17 03:36

Pippin this wave was greedy, holding on to a $10,000 unrealized profit, I really believe in this coin. Beat short position entered at 1.75, no one has that kind of guts. FHE is a bit unfortunate, missed the fish tail, that's how it is. But closing at 0.2? Brother, your mental toughness must be strong, being able to withstand the rebound and shrinkage in the middle is no joke. Stop loss at 10 is solid, at least avoiding big losses. Holding long-term with this mindset, it's indeed time to see through the fluctuations. Ample ammunition is the capital. LTC, OG, Pippin these three lines arranged like this, and it's all green? Lucky. It's rare to see a combination where both bears and bulls profit, this wave's rhythm is pretty good. Waiting for Pippin to break 0.2, when will that be? I'll keep an eye on it. A steady mindset is the first step to making money, judging by your sharing, you can truly hold on.

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