Yesterday, I kept an eye on BREV all day. In the morning, I actually wanted to go short, but the market was not very volatile, and the entry conditions were never ideal, so I hesitated in the end. It's more accurate to say I missed out rather than being cautious. But missing out is just missing out; the subsequent trend actually presented new opportunities. When the price reached a suitable level, I decisively shifted to a long position, and my current unrealized profit is still pretty good. I haven't relaxed on risk management either, setting the stop-loss at 0.037, so I have a clear bottom line. Whether the market can start moving depends on the upcoming performance; if I lose, I lose. The most important thing is to focus on the outcome of this trade.
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RatioHunter
· 01-11 14:06
Missing the opportunity to act can still be reversed in time—that's the real way to make money.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 01-10 21:47
Haha, missing out and turning the tables against the wind, I’m familiar with this move.
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GasWaster
· 01-10 06:26
Missing the opportunity to buy the dip and then going long again—that's the right attitude when trading cryptocurrencies.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 01-08 16:49
Missing out, so what? Buying the dip later is even more appealing.
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RektCoaster
· 01-08 16:49
The feeling of missing out is really amazing, but you actually caught the bottom with this subsequent shift to a bullish trend. No one has better luck than that.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 01-08 16:43
Missing the boat but still able to jump in later—that's real agility. Much better than those who stubbornly hold on.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 01-08 16:36
So what if you missed out? You still made a profit by going long later. Now that's real skill.
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BridgeNomad
· 01-08 16:34
watched brev oscillate all day, tbh the short setup never felt right on the slippage... liquidity fragmentation was too messy. pivoted to long at the dip tho, currently sitting on decent unrealized gains. stop at 0037 keeps the counter-party risk manageable, at least that's what the postmortem from last bridge collapse taught me. whatever happens next, execution > outcome imo.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 01-08 16:27
Missing out still allows for a comeback; this is the true demeanor a trader should have.
Yesterday, I kept an eye on BREV all day. In the morning, I actually wanted to go short, but the market was not very volatile, and the entry conditions were never ideal, so I hesitated in the end. It's more accurate to say I missed out rather than being cautious. But missing out is just missing out; the subsequent trend actually presented new opportunities. When the price reached a suitable level, I decisively shifted to a long position, and my current unrealized profit is still pretty good. I haven't relaxed on risk management either, setting the stop-loss at 0.037, so I have a clear bottom line. Whether the market can start moving depends on the upcoming performance; if I lose, I lose. The most important thing is to focus on the outcome of this trade.