The recent order was closed at a profit. The position at BTC is interesting— the key support level created by the market maker has indeed become the short-term market ceiling. Currently, I have no urgent desire to open new positions; I plan to take a break and wait patiently for the next real opportunity. If there’s another sharp drop here, I’ll really have to break my leg 😂
To be honest, a trading rhythm of 3 to 5 times a month is enough. I don’t dare to boast about anything else, but when it comes to living expenses, stability is definitely key. Instead of frequent trading, it’s better to wait patiently, only acting when the odds are highest—this kind of rhythm is the only way to survive longer.
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NFTPessimist
· 2025-12-18 07:47
This guy is so right, frequent trading is just asking for trouble. I also prefer to stay flat rather than chase highs and sell lows, mainly because it's mentally exhausting.
The recent order was closed at a profit. The position at BTC is interesting— the key support level created by the market maker has indeed become the short-term market ceiling. Currently, I have no urgent desire to open new positions; I plan to take a break and wait patiently for the next real opportunity. If there’s another sharp drop here, I’ll really have to break my leg 😂
To be honest, a trading rhythm of 3 to 5 times a month is enough. I don’t dare to boast about anything else, but when it comes to living expenses, stability is definitely key. Instead of frequent trading, it’s better to wait patiently, only acting when the odds are highest—this kind of rhythm is the only way to survive longer.