During the trading process, the most worth recording is not how much the price fell, but why you chose to trust that direction at the time.



My observation is that in the past few attempts to push higher, $XRP failed to form a sustained, effective continuation, and the flow of funds started to weaken. The entry price was 1.1661, and then the price gradually pulled back to 1.1137. There was plenty of volatility during that process, but the directional feedback never fully changed.

Return on investment of +417.71% — this made me confirm again that in weak market conditions, you can’t just focus on short-term mean-reversion bounces; you also need to see whether the structure has been broken. Profit protection and controlling drawdowns should always come first.

After trading for so long, I’ve come to feel more and more that the decision-making process matters more than the fleeting result. Keep your own pace going.

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