2025-12-29 14:27:51

Sometimes the hardest part isn't predicting the market correctly, but controlling your own hands.

After careful analysis, you need to be patient and hold, instead of constantly checking the K-line for no reason. This habit is the most deadly—once your mindset relaxes, your operations become chaotic. Even when you're confident about a direction, a slip of the finger can ruin everything. How many times have you missed profits just because of your own mistakes?

The current order plan is as follows:
- ZBT Short 0.22
- TAKE Short 0.49
- NIGHT Long 0.89

This is a trading memo for myself, not advice. I hope that when I wake up after a sleep, these orders will show some results.

Ultimately, the logic of grabbing airdrops, participating in new coin launches, and accumulating mainstream coins still holds. The key is to have patience and not compete with wealth.

ZBT-4,8%

TAKE-4,3%

NIGHT3,06%

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FundingMartyr

· 2025-12-31 21:06

Carelessness is really the biggest enemy; so many times the logic collapses because of this. Me too, after analyzing, I should go to sleep, but I insist on scrolling through the K-line until I blow up my own mentality. That ZBT short is a bit interesting, but I still have to bet on patience.

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NoStopLossNut

· 2025-12-31 12:12

I really understand the despair of "watching the limit-up and impulsively selling." Every time I say this time I will definitely hold on, but I still end up slipping up. Self-discipline is truly harder than choosing coins; this hits deep.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 2025-12-30 08:43

Careless tinkering is the real leek harvester, very true.

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PositionPhobia

· 2025-12-29 20:47

I have to say, every time I see the candlestick chart and start to shake, it's over. The planned strategy is all for nothing. This round will test my resolve again. I pray I don't slip up and close the position by mistake. The main thing is to hold back and not poke around for no reason. Honestly, I'm also playing the bullish NIGHT, betting on luck. Sometimes the biggest losses come from not being able to hold on, it's truly despairing. Wait, can ZBT really drop to 0.22? That's a bit uncertain. Sleep is the best stop-loss; just turn off the screen. Holding back is the hardest part, much more difficult than choosing the right direction, to be honest.

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rug_connoisseur

· 2025-12-29 14:57

Really, a slip of the hand can be more deadly than market trends Another sleepless night watching the market, bro That's why I named my account this, it's a lesson learned Sleep is more important to the account than candlestick patterns In plain language, it's just that I can't control myself

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-29 14:55

Careless mistakes are gone, that hit home This wave is spot on, constantly watching the market is really a suicidal move Sleep on it and check again, or else you'll probably mess up again The main thing is to hold on, don't tinker every day If you're confident in the direction, you gotta hold tight and not keep refreshing the screen Fingers are the most honest, they easily backstab yourself Place an order and stick to it, don’t keep staring, human weakness is just so obvious Some truth there, even ordinary people are always messing with themselves

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ApeWithNoChain

· 2025-12-29 14:55

I've never been able to control myself; every time I just slip up and go all-in, losing everything, and only then do I regret it.

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ParanoiaKing

· 2025-12-29 14:53

Careless mistakes are really incredible; it's always the same cycle of messing up. I totally agree, placing an order and then going to sleep is the way to go; don't watch the market. Controlling your hands is even harder than analyzing the market, I've been through it too. This logic is sound; it all depends on who can hold out. Careless mistakes hurt people; I lost my previous profits this way too. Don't flip the K-line; this is a strict rule I set for myself. Patience is easy to say but hard to practice; most people fail at this. Every time, I think about trading a few more times, but the more I do, the more I lose. Sleeping is the best trading strategy, haha.

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GasFeeLady

· 2025-12-29 14:53

ngl the hardest part is literally just... not touching the damn chart every five mins lmao

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FortuneTeller42

· 2025-12-29 14:35

Slipping up is really a terrible habit; so many times I should have just won the trade but ended up ruining it myself. Sleep is actually part of the trading system, don’t stare at the screen all day. The ZBT short could take off if it drops to 0.22, but who dares to be sure. Wait, why does NIGHT need to be bullish? I’ve never understood this coin. Honestly, being patient and holding is a hundred times easier said than done.

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