2026-01-08 15:25:45

Shorting at the 91500 level, and so far, securing a profit of 1500 points.

To be honest, I’ve been fairly good at grasping the market rhythm recently. The key is to remain cautious—every step must be taken carefully before moving forward, no rushing. The easiest way to get caught in trading is often due to greed or strategy wavering.

For me, enough is enough once I’ve gained enough; I don’t try to dominate the entire market. Maintaining consistency in strategy is more important, so that when real opportunities come, I can have a clear mind to seize them. The current performance of BTC and ETH is under observation, and there will be more opportunities later, so there’s no need to rush.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-10 09:37

Run at 1500 points, this is the real way to make money—no greed, no loss

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-09 05:28

Securely locking in 1500 points, I respect this mindset. Not being greedy is the true way to succeed.

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RebaseVictim

· 01-08 15:55

Run at 1500 points, I give full marks for this mindset, really. Greed is the most deadly cut.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 01-08 15:55

Earning 1500 points is indeed comfortable, but the real test is whether you can hold onto it. 2. Greed is truly our biggest enemy, you're right. 3. Don't expect to win everything, this mindset is worth learning and is much clearer than most people. 4. Take it slow with observation, it's much better than rushing to all in. 5. Strategy consistency > short-term gains; if you can stick to it, you'll make money. 6. Take the 1500 points and run, I need to learn this discipline. 7. Wait for opportunities rather than creating them, this mindset is truly advanced.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-08 15:55

1500 points profit, knowing when to stop is the real skill 2: Greed is truly the ultimate downfall, so many people get stuck here 3: Hey, wait a minute, can I still short at 91500? Feeling a bit anxious 4: The consistency of the strategy is spot on, more important than anything else 5: Take profits when you've had enough, no doubt about this mindset 6: 1500 points is quite a lot, I'm still hesitating 7: Not rushing sounds easy to say but very hard to do 8: Steady steps forward, this rhythm is indeed good 9: Waiting for opportunities is much smarter than chasing the trend 10: Watching others eat up profits makes me itchy, I need to learn your self-control

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CountdownToBroke

· 01-08 15:53

Sell at 1500 points, no problem with this mindset, much better than those who go all-in and end up losing everything. The point about strategy consistency is spot on; the market tempts you to be greedy every day, and only those who can hold steady without wavering are true experts. While observing, there are plenty of opportunities anyway, not missing this wave. Really, greed is a common flaw among retail investors; few know when to cut their losses. Just stay cautious and don't let the market drive you crazy. Securing profits steadily is better than anything else; the only fear is regretting selling too early in the middle. Those who can control their hands and stop chasing the rise will always earn more than those who chase highs.

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