The trading review over the past three days is worth summarizing. The principal increased from 845U to 1936U, and the doubling of the gains is actually due to strict position discipline. I didn't go all-in at once, but gradually amplified my profits through high-frequency trading and repeated position building. Although it seems like high-frequency trading, the overall direction has never wavered—always maintaining a short bias.
I mentioned earlier that the ultimate goal of this wave is to position for a bullish breakout around 90,000 in Bitcoin. The current pullbacks and rebounds, from a long-term perspective, do not constitute a trend reversal. As long as there are no "big needle" level counter-signals, the bearish outlook should be maintained. Small technical rebounds cannot change my short-term directional judgment. Position management and psychological discipline are the true reasons behind this achievement.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 1h ago
honestly™ the discipline angle hits different—most people spray and pray while you're just... actually executing. the "big needle" signal framework is non-trivial tho, empirically speaking you've basically inverted what 90% of retail does. skeptical it scales but ngl the position sizing math checks out here
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DeFiGrayling
· 16h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do. 845 to 1936, you can really see that it's not just guesswork.
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pumpamentalist
· 01-21 17:53
More impressive than paper gains is that kind of resolve. Doubling in three days sounds impressive, but what’s truly remarkable is the unwavering resolve throughout the entire process—that's what makes a trader.
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FOMOSapien
· 01-21 17:52
845 to 1936, this discipline is truly outstanding. I admit I'm not on the same level when it comes to consistency.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 01-21 17:51
Damn, this return rate, discipline really is the key... But I just want to know how many people can stick to 90,000.
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MetaMisery
· 01-21 17:48
Wow, from 845 to 1936? How strong must your mental resilience be? Just watching the account fluctuate makes my mindset explode.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-21 17:43
This discipline is tough; it's really hard to go all-in on this point, and most people have already gone all-in long ago.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-21 17:38
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to practice; those who can stick to a short-selling mindset are truly tough.
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845 to 1936... But if this correction really comes with a big spike, I wonder if you'll still be able to stay steady.
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High frequency ≠ reckless trading. Not many people realize this; most are still going all-in.
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Waiting for Bitcoin to hit 90,000 before going long? You're really brave. When the time comes, will you regret today's actions?
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No matter how good your position discipline is, the market has to give you face. The real fear is a black swan event breaking through defenses.
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Am I the only one who thinks these three days of hype have gone a bit too far? When a rebound comes, it's easy to lose composure.
The trading review over the past three days is worth summarizing. The principal increased from 845U to 1936U, and the doubling of the gains is actually due to strict position discipline. I didn't go all-in at once, but gradually amplified my profits through high-frequency trading and repeated position building. Although it seems like high-frequency trading, the overall direction has never wavered—always maintaining a short bias.
I mentioned earlier that the ultimate goal of this wave is to position for a bullish breakout around 90,000 in Bitcoin. The current pullbacks and rebounds, from a long-term perspective, do not constitute a trend reversal. As long as there are no "big needle" level counter-signals, the bearish outlook should be maintained. Small technical rebounds cannot change my short-term directional judgment. Position management and psychological discipline are the true reasons behind this achievement.