Day 6 of the short-term challenge, successfully withdrew 150U, with approximately 180U remaining in the account.



The position judgments over the past two days have basically been validated. $AT continued to rise after last night's close (timely closing to lock in profits), but it also exposed a problem—sometimes greed can lead to losses. Another coin, IR, did increase, but because I didn't monitor the market in time, I missed out on a floating profit of 10U and ultimately exited with a stop loss.

The biggest challenge on working days is the inability to track the market all day. Opening 10 positions in one go this morning now seems overly aggressive. Opening the trading terminal too frequently can lead to mistakes; the longer you watch the market, the more likely you are to be influenced by emotions.

Current position status: Pippin remains in a short position; Neiro is in a long position (optimistic about the future); Allo is in a long position (holding as per original plan), plus a new coin in a long position.

The key insight is—fewer trades, lower frequency, and more focus. Frequent trading doesn't necessarily mean higher returns; it can instead be easily confused by market noise.
AT13,25%
IR-1,02%
PIPPIN-7,08%
NEIRO0,04%
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BagHolderTillRetirevip
· 11h ago
150U net profit is a win, don’t be too greedy, brother. The unrealized gain of 10U is just experience fee. --- Opening 10 positions? Bro, are you trying to experience hell difficulty? During weekdays, it’s hard to keep up. --- Neiro is still greedy? Be careful not to get caught until retirement haha. --- Trade less, sleep more. The principle sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hard. --- It was good that AT exited in time. The cost of IR is just not paying close enough attention. Remember next time. --- Well said, frequent trading really is playing with fire in the market. The longer you watch the charts, the more confused your mind gets. --- 180U in the account, this pace is pretty good. Keep steady and don’t be reckless. --- How about Pippin’s judgment on the short position? Can we still buy the dip now? --- Greed is indeed the biggest killer in trading. A 10U stop loss is just tuition fee. --- For working professionals, short-term trading is this uncomfortable—one careless move and all ten orders could collapse.
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ETHReserveBankvip
· 11h ago
150U secured safely, much better than those who get liquidated every day. By the way, opening 10 positions at once is indeed a bit aggressive.
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PermabullPetevip
· 11h ago
That's right, less is more, brother. I used to open a lot of positions, and in the end, I lost on every single one. You still need to control the pace.
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SnapshotStrikervip
· 11h ago
This is my daily routine. Opening 10 positions at once is impossible to hold, and in the end, it all turns into emotional trading. That wave of AT was indeed exciting, but I missed out on the $10U unrealized profit from IR, and I'm still angry about it. Weekdays are truly a nightmare for trading; constantly watching the market actually ruins my mindset.
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CoinBasedThinkingvip
· 12h ago
Greed really is the trader's nemesis. Missing out on a floating profit of 10U is a bit regrettable. Opening 10 positions at once, this wave was indeed too fierce to hold during weekdays. I am increasingly convinced by the logic of doing less and earning more; quality > quantity. AT's quick reaction to this wave and taking profits is good, just worried about a potential pullback and being caught off guard. Frequent market watching = frequent mistakes. This statement is so true; that's exactly my current problem. With a steady capital of 180U, a 6-day withdrawal rhythm of 150U is feasible. Neiro continuing to be greedy—is it trying to bet on a big trend later? It feels a bit uncertain.
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DaoTherapyvip
· 12h ago
Greed really is the biggest enemy in trading. The timely profit-taking during that wave of AT was pretty good, but losing that 10U in IR is truly frustrating.
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