2025-12-17 13:30:25

Market fluctuations are normal; the key is how you respond. Hesitation wastes time; it's better to follow your own judgment directly. Seize opportunities, stay committed to execution, and lock in your profits—this is the path to growth.

A review of December 17th's operations, both trades were successfully captured:

$BTC trade, short position of 87,904, exited at 86,296, earning 20,907. $ETH followed a similar approach, short position of 2,960, closed at 2,914, earning 9,080. The secret behind consecutive wins is simply strong execution—stop-loss and take-profit without hesitation.

The market is always volatile; every fluctuation reminds us: those who are prepared can always turn opportunities into numbers in their accounts.

BTC1,42%

ETH1,05%

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· 2025-12-19 18:01

Hey, this time we really made a good catch, but I think the key is to have mental preparation; otherwise, even the best opportunity is useless. Execution ability is indeed the dividing line; it looks easy but is really hard to do. Both were caught, it's a matter of probability. What about next time? That's why we need to cut losses. It sounds good, but 99% of people will still be trapped; resonance is easy, execution is hard. Securing profits and taking them off the table is the most comfortable, but the fear is that this momentum might not last.

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BloodInStreets

· 2025-12-17 13:40

Sigh, it's the same old story. When you're winning, anyone can tell a story; just wait for the market to turn against you and see how you cry.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 2025-12-17 13:37

Hi, these two trades were really caught aggressively. There's not much to say about taking profits; honestly, it's all about maintaining a steady mindset. But I also want to ask, how do you handle the market when it moves in the opposite direction? If December turns out to go the other way, how would you cut losses?

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