The original plan was to go short 65,600(waiting for two weeks).


In the end, it was off by a few U and didn’t fill at the highest point.
But it’s still fine—eventually, it was filled at 64,930 before the drop.
A mature trader wouldn’t take every opportunity just because it’s there.
Most of the time, they wait.
They only open a position when a good opportunity comes.
Execute strictly according to the plan.
Don’t hold on to a single position unwillingly, and don’t be greedy.
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ManipulationThinker
· 58m ago
It’s a pity that you didn’t catch the exact top point by just a few Us, but being able to strictly follow the plan and not open positions randomly is really impressive—this round of moves is solid.
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BugBountyBuddy
· 1h ago
Execution capability really matters. Waiting two more weeks and leaving it at a relatively high point is worth learning from.
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L2Migrator
· 1h ago
Honestly, it barely mattered that it was only a few U short of stretching it further—what really counts is that you stayed through the decline, and once the timing and rhythm were right, there would naturally be room afterward. Better yet, you didn’t get caught selling at the very top, which helped you avoid getting shaken out mid-way. To be real, this move was pretty much perfect.
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LidoStaker
· 1h ago
From your record, it really looks like you’ve got a great mindset. You wait two weeks just for that one moment of opportunity. “No over-betting, not greedy” sounds easy to say but hard to do—I’m the one who often can’t control my hands. I should learn from you how to hold back and not move.
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AltcoinCollector
· 2h ago
To open a position only once every two weeks—this kind of restraint isn’t something anyone can have. In my experience: it’s better to miss than to make a mistake. If you enter early, you’ll get beaten up right away. Your attitude of executing according to the plan is the foundation for long-term profits. Controlling your hands is more important than technique.
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