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Expecting some relief in market sentiment heading into CPI.
Nothing ever happens but il be looking forward to tomorrow.

My entries aren't always perfect, but I've learned a few things that have improved my execution and risk management, which I thought I'd share:
1/ Split your entries across multiple orders rather than committing everything at once. Execution matters just as much as the idea itself.
2/ Depending on market conditions, leave room to adjust your order weight from light to heavy. The goal is to improve your average entry without exceeding your initial risk.
3/ The regret of missing a good position can sometimes outweigh the cost of risking <0.5% of your capital. Start small and scale as the thesis

Guy who chased runners is up significantly more than the guy who waited for the perfect entry.
When a coin is primed, there is no perfect entry. Sometimes the sooner you're in, the better.
Don't look back.

Just remember, your coins might look better in someone else's wallet.
(Mine.)

Front running U.S session because what else would it have done considering the past days news.

When you vagueposted this week’s top runner, which is now quantum-resistant, but nobody knows what you were talking about so you get zero clout for it.
(At least my entry is better than everyone else’s, so it’s fine.)

Its over? Who decided that.