2025-12-27 20:23:58

Real trading operation day 8, initial principal of 67.33 USDT, currently the account funds have reached 58.78 USDT. During this phase, the average daily return is -12.7%. But in the long run, the overall return still remains at +106%.

To be honest, the operations during this period have led me to a conclusion — I really have no talent for opening trades. The lessons from losses are right in front of me. Instead of continuing to struggle, it’s better to cut losses in time and change my approach. After closing this position, I decided to return to the grid trading strategy and slowly wear down the market in a different way.

Short-term fluctuations don’t need to be overthought; a steady, long-term approach is the key. Play it slow, and the expected returns will eventually come.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 6h ago

Bro, this round is a bit tough, but at least there's a 106% bottom support. Consider it paying tuition fees. Grid trading is indeed more stable and more reliable than blindly opening orders. I only understood this after being wiped out once.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 6h ago

Oops, it's the story of stop-loss again. Grid trading is the right way, much more reliable than manual trading. That's right, don't fight the market; patience is the key to winning. Where's the 106% total return? Losing a bit in eight days is nothing, and the long-term outlook is improving. Honest traders understand that admitting loss and changing strategies is better than stubbornly holding on. Let's go with grid trading, the fun begins. To put it simply, finding a method that suits you best is the most important; stop-loss isn't failure, it's wisdom.

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FrogInTheWell

· 6h ago

Haha, overall still in positive territory. This loss isn't really a big deal; the key is to recognize yourself. Honest people won't have bad luck. Stick to the grid strategy and win steadily. I respect this mindset. Those who don't hesitate to cut losses in the short term will turn around later. Honestly, seeing a daily average loss of 12 is a bit uncomfortable, but luckily I didn't fight it hard. Changing strategies was the right move. A 106% long-term return has been achieved; as long as your mindset doesn't collapse, you've already won half the battle.

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 6h ago

Eight days lost 13%, and this health factor is still declining... I can't quite understand how the long-term +106% was achieved. I have a feeling that this wave might be due to the borrowing rate being pushed too high.

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UnluckyLemur

· 6h ago

Changing your approach to stop-loss is the right move; forcing it really doesn't make sense. Grid trading is the true way to go.

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ProbablyNothing

· 7h ago

Hey, this wave of stop-loss awareness is quite good. Honestly, it's much better than just going all-in.

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