2026-01-06 07:01:23

#数字资产动态追踪 I want to share a trade review with everyone. $USELESS this trade took over seven hours from opening to hitting the take profit — quite a grind. In the end, it doubled slightly, but we definitely experienced many twists and turns along the way.

Honestly, this process really tests patience. Many followers who copy the trades couldn't hold on halfway, so I simply advised — take profits and exit if you want out, don’t force yourself. Trading is all about mindset; stubbornly holding can easily lead to problems.

This trade was somewhat rewarding, but more importantly, it helped me understand the market rhythm. Sometimes opportunities are right in front of you; other times, missing this wave means the next one is brewing. The key is to keep following opportunities rather than obsessing over individual gains or losses.

Friends interested can continue to follow the upcoming setups, and those who want to participate are welcome!

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MindsetExpander

· 01-07 09:28

Seven hours to release? I calculated that, after deducting the time cost... hmm, mindset is indeed a big issue.

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Deconstructionist

· 01-06 19:24

Seven hours of grinding? I've been itching to do it for a long time. This mindset isn't something just anyone can handle.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-06 07:31

It took seven hours to pop up, I got it. This is a test of patience... Watching the K-line in the middle was really nerve-wracking.

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MissingSats

· 01-06 07:24

Doubling in seven hours of grinding, indeed, the biggest enemy is your mindset.

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BrokenYield

· 01-06 07:22

ngl, seven hours for a 2x on $USELESS is basically textbook inefficiency arbitrage... most retail would've panic-sold at hour three tbh. the whole "emotional discipline" angle feels like cope when leverage ratios go south, but ig that's the game 🤷

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LongTermDreamer

· 01-06 07:16

Seven hours of trading, it sounds easy, but the mental state during that time was absolutely intense. Although I doubled my profit in the end, I must be clear that this kind of slow-moving market is basically a hell for ordinary people. Let me tell you, over three years I've seen too many people collapse during these stalemate moments. Sometimes breaking even is a huge victory; insisting on holding on until the end is what really leads to losses. Mindset is everything—once your mental defense breaks, you can't get it back. That's how the market is. There are plenty of opportunities you miss afterward, but you have to stay alive and have bullets left. I feel like what we should care about more is how to survive longer, rather than obsessing over how much this single trade made.

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MoonRocketman

· 01-06 07:02

Seven hours... This is what I mean by the launch window issue. The RSI momentum brewing cycle can indeed be nerve-wracking.

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