Breaking the ice with my first public PnL share—and honestly, this might be the best teacher I never expected. Putting yourself out there forces real accountability. You stop talking and start proving.
There's something about committing to a thesis, a coin, a trade that the crowd dismisses as unrealistic—call it delusion if you want. But the ones who hold their conviction when everyone's laughing? They tend to be the ones printing at the top. The market rewards the unshakeable belief more often than it punishes it.
Sharing wins isn't just ego (okay, maybe a little). It's marketing yourself to yourself—reminding your future self why you made the trade, what you were thinking when Bitcoin or your alt was written off as dead. That's the real education. The belief compounds before the wallet does.
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MondayYoloFridayCry
· 15h ago
This really hit me. To be honest, being stubborn isn't as impressive as showing off your account.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-12 11:44
Public account lol, this is the feeling of having no way out. Compared to chatting every day, data speaks much more brutally.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-11 04:44
This guy is right, showing profit and loss is just forcing yourself not to talk nonsense; you have to let your strength do the talking.
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BlockchainBard
· 01-10 22:52
Really, it was only at the moment of publicly sharing the order that I truly understood what it means to be forced to wake up... words are less convincing than data.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 01-10 22:48
Regarding public PnL, it sounds like you need to have some skills; otherwise, you'll get called out directly.
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DaoTherapy
· 01-10 22:44
Once the open PnL is realized, there's no turning back. It truly forces you to be responsible for your account.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 01-10 22:40
Haha, this is the truth—those who persevere are the ones who ultimately make a profit.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-10 22:35
ngl sharing PnL really changed my view on trading; I no longer deceive myself.
Breaking the ice with my first public PnL share—and honestly, this might be the best teacher I never expected. Putting yourself out there forces real accountability. You stop talking and start proving.
There's something about committing to a thesis, a coin, a trade that the crowd dismisses as unrealistic—call it delusion if you want. But the ones who hold their conviction when everyone's laughing? They tend to be the ones printing at the top. The market rewards the unshakeable belief more often than it punishes it.
Sharing wins isn't just ego (okay, maybe a little). It's marketing yourself to yourself—reminding your future self why you made the trade, what you were thinking when Bitcoin or your alt was written off as dead. That's the real education. The belief compounds before the wallet does.