Back on the Sesame Open Door livestream for the fifth day, I pulled out 300u and did swing-trading. Here’s a full, overall review—right now I’ve gone from VIP0 to VIP3. Next, I’m starting the overall review. The whole story started from yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon, the livestream went live at 3:00 PM. By 7:30 PM, the account had already made 500u in profit—bringing it to around 800u. Overall, the profit percentage was over 180%.

My daily habit is that I work out at night. While the livestream was still running, I also prepared to end the stream. I closed three positions, and I’d already set the stop-loss and take-profit. After an hour and a half at the gym, I came back to the livestream, and the three positions got stopped out one after another. My account balance was 400u.

At that point, I had three problems—three mistakes. First: I got carried away. Because I thought I’d already made 500u, I started jumping into directions that I didn’t really have confidence in during the price swings.

Second: once the wrong direction happened, I raised the leverage to try to quickly pull the initial profits back. That turned it into gambling.

Third: after I’d already set the opening size for each position, I kept changing it—worried I wouldn’t get on the move. Those three issues caused me to end up giving back all the profits of 500u, including the principal.

These are basically the common issues for new “green” investors. But the fact that it happened to me—yeah, I really shouldn’t have.

The biggest problem at the end: I’m basically using AI to recommend tokens, and I open positions based on my own logic. Even when the AI repeatedly told me not to, I still went the opposite way today just to “prove” something in this review. Even though it’s only a few hundred u, there’s no question I was overheated.

Today, in the livestream, when I connect to place an entry, for every position, all three AIs must agree. I absolutely won’t take any risky trades. The 500u challenge is to reach 1500u—if I don’t hit it, I won’t go offline.