2026-01-02 06:25:46

Today, a new opportunity has arrived again. From starting with 50U to now, this is the 10th trade, and I decide to continue adhering to the Beat trading approach. Looking at the market, the main force's shakeout actions have mostly come to an end, and the logic for entering at this point is still quite clear.

The challenge for small accounts lies in balancing position size and risk. Since the initial capital is not large, if I take a heavy position, the stop-loss point will inevitably be tight, which requires me to be more rigorous in timing the entry — I cannot act arbitrarily and must wait for the most confident signals.

The goal of this trade is very straightforward: to surge from the current price to 8U. If achieved, it would be an 8x return. This multiplier is very significant for small capital accounts. However, the prerequisite is to stay alive until that day, so stop-loss settings and position management are the top priorities. Continue to strictly follow trading discipline.

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FarmToRiches

· 11h ago

Starting from 50U to hit 8U, this courage is really impressive. --- It still depends on whether the stop loss can hold, otherwise even the best logic is useless. --- Small funds are like this, one trade doubles but one trade can also wipe out everything, it's frustrating. --- This is the 10th trade, and your execution is indeed good, unlike me who watches the market every day but dares not to act. --- You're right, living is more important than making money; too many people get caught in a wave of pullback. --- 8 times leverage, that would require how many limit-ups, it's a bit uncertain. --- Strict discipline sounds easy, but when actually trading, who doesn't want to go all in for a shot? --- Entering after a shakeout sounds clear, but how to judge if the shakeout is truly over? --- Keep it up, it's the most exciting when a small account turns around.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 11h ago

Starting from 50U with 8x ROI, honestly, this computing power efficiency is quite good. The key is that risk control is done thoroughly; many people get wiped out due to poor position management. From a technical cycle perspective, the end of the washout phase is indeed a good time to buy the dip, but it also depends on whether your stop-loss range can withstand a second bottom. This is the 10th order, and your discipline is quite good. Many small accounts have already been wiped out due to greed.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 12h ago

Starting from 50U to hit 8U, how strong must this mentality be --- Small funds require a scalpel; otherwise, the account can explode at any minute --- The phrase "Living until that day" is so true; many people die from floating profits --- 10 trades and still able to keep a calm mindset, that's truly not easy --- Entering during the shakeout phase emphasizes timing; bottom fishing easily turns into a scam --- Stop-loss is more important than targets; understanding this is the true entry level --- Waiting for the most confident signals, easier said than done, brother

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