2025-12-29 14:21:29

Recent market fluctuations are frustrating, with long and short positions switching back and forth, and $BTC and other major coins all experiencing V-shaped reversals. To be honest, this kind of market is the easiest to open frequent trades, but the result is often getting hit.

During this period, I reviewed my account, and besides ZEC getting hit multiple times, I’ve had gains in other coins. Frankly speaking, if I hadn’t only opened 1 USDT per trade to test the waters, I would have doubled my capital by now at this pace.

My trading style is to call out clear signals—when it’s time to act, I act without hesitation. Being capable definitely helps a lot, but luck is unpredictable. I’m not trying to boast about being overly skilled; getting hit in this market is just normal.

I think I’ve done my best. Honestly, my profit rate isn’t low, and while I can’t guarantee I’ll always make money, overall I’m doing okay. Sometimes I get fooled by candlestick patterns, and impatience is the main reason.

My advice to everyone is—don’t copy my trading style. The market needs a steady strategy, not frequent chasing of highs.

BTC-0.64%

ZEC2.41%

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gas_fee_trauma

· 8h ago

Frequent trading is just asking for trouble, I’ve been through it myself haha ZEC is really a trap, I’ve already run away Trying 1USDT is a brilliant move, but no matter how well you say it, the impatient nature can’t be changed Everyone knows the conservative strategy, but executing it is hell Your profit rate is already quite eye-catching in the circle Don’t be modest, calling out clear signals and making money itself shows you have some skills Candlestick charts are just scams; only after being fooled do you call yourself a beginner

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metaverse_hermit

· 8h ago

ZEC this piece of trash, I've also fallen for it --- Frequent trading is playing with fire, to be honest --- Trying 1USDT is smart, this way you won't get wrecked and can relax --- Making money by luck is like not making money at all, gotta accept this truth --- A conservative strategy sounds simple, but it's really hard to implement --- Not chasing highs can help you survive longer, I believe --- Market fluctuations like long and short reversals are the most torturous for mentality --- Learned after being fooled by K-line a few times, mainly because of experience and money --- The dream of doubling your money always wakes you up the fastest --- Profit rate isn't low but still being beaten, this is the real situation

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TopBuyerForever

· 8h ago

Frequent order placements getting hit, I totally understand, ZEC is really a trap. Trying out 1USDT is indeed a brilliant move, otherwise I would have been liquidated long ago haha. Speaking of which, impatience is really the biggest enemy in trading; as soon as the candlestick moves, I want to follow. Luck definitely plays a big role, but I agree with the steady strategy. ZEC caused me to lose a lot of money before, and I still have shadows of it now.

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VirtualRichDream

· 8h ago

Haha, ZEC really is your nemesis. Every time, you get beaten again. The V-shaped reversal is indeed easy to get caught up in, and frequently opening positions is a trap. Trying 1USDT is truly brilliant; only this way can you survive longer. Smart people know their problem is impatience, much clearer than most. A profit rate that isn't low and still so modest—that's the right mindset for making money. But to be fair, a steady strategy is easier to talk about than to actually implement.

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RektRecorder

· 8h ago

Oh no, ZEC got hammered again. I told you not to mess with this crappy coin. Frequent trading is really asking for trouble. Why are people still rushing in? Trying 1 USDT to test the waters is indeed safe, but I gave up on frequent trading a long time ago. Public signal calls sound aggressive, but the market doesn’t buy that. Luck plays too big a role; you still need to keep a steady mindset. K-line scams happen every day; no one can avoid them. In this kind of market, I choose to lie low. Really, no more messing around. The dream of doubling your money is better left to others. Just staying alive is good enough. Market fluctuations mean it’s time to rest, not necessarily go all-in. Honestly, impatience destroys everything. I’ve made that mistake too.

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