2026-01-12 17:22:25

Yesterday morning, the trading rhythm remained smooth, and the overall progress was very rhythmic. However, by the afternoon, the bearish trend faced continuous resistance, and the market sentiment gradually declined. At this point, it's important to know when to take profits and stop. Ultimately, I decided to stop early to leave room for adjustment.

From the data, a total of 52 trades were completed that day, with 32 successful take profits and 20 stop-loss exits, resulting in an overall win rate of 61.54%—comfortably exceeding the psychological target of 60%. This indicates that the overall profitability and operational stability are still on the right track.

The subsequent approach is very clear: continue to implement the core trading logic, pay more attention to detail control, especially to improve sensitivity to declining market sentiment. As the market rhythm changes, trading strategies also need to be slightly adjusted.

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SillyWhale

· 01-12 17:51

61.54%啊，这个胜率确实稳。关键是下午那波懂得认输，这才是赚钱人的样子。 --- 52 trades completed in a day? Bro, your pace is a bit fierce. Why can't I match that speed? --- Seeing profits and taking them is easy to say, but when your market sense declines, being able to stop is a sign of a good mindset. --- Don't underestimate the 60% line; maintaining this win rate over the long term is enough to make money while lying down. --- This afternoon, the short position was blocked but still decisively stopped. That's not luck, that's skill. --- Closing 20 out of 32 trades for profits and stopping losses on 20 trades, the ratio looks comfortable. But I want to know how much those 20 losing trades lost? --- Tuning your mindset sounds simple, but few people can truly do it. --- Market sense is mysterious, but when it declines, you really have to trust it.

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HashBandit

· 01-12 17:38

ngl that 61.54% winrate is just... mid honestly. back in my mining days i was chasing way higher numbers before the whole gpu thing collapsed, now i'm just watching people celebrate barely beating 60% like it's some achievement lmao. anyway the real question is—did you factor in gas fees on those 52 trades or we pretending that doesn't exist

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-12 17:35

Well, a 61.54% win rate is indeed good, but still holding on stubbornly after the afternoon decline? This is the most honest trader I've ever seen.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-12 17:27

Knowing when to take profits is indeed a brilliant move. When the afternoon market sentiment weakens, it's time to hit the brakes. This is the awareness that a seasoned trader should have.

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