Wanting to hold throughout the entire process and being an optimistic bull is actually quite easy, and greed is also very normal. But the key is to stick to your trading plan—those verified daily signals are the true guidance. This trade was executed quite smoothly, and since there are usually few operations over the weekend, this wave can already be considered an extra gain. Many people stumble at this step: either abandon their plan to pursue greater profits, or can't find anything to do over the weekend and can't help but place orders. Knowing how to act according to the plan at critical moments is actually more important than anything else.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-07 07:18
I agree that not trading over the weekend is a good point; many people lose money due to overtrading.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-06 22:38
Talking about strategies on paper is easy; truly resisting temptation is the hard part.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-05 21:01
Discipline is truly 🔑. Those who stick to the plan make money, while those who change the plan lose money.
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rug_connoisseur
· 01-04 07:50
Sticking to it over the weekend shows discipline. But to be honest, most people just can't do it, always thinking about earning more and getting carried away.
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AirdropDreamer
· 01-04 07:49
You can still quietly make money over the weekend; now that's stability.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 01-04 07:48
The plan is truly brilliant; those who are not greedy ultimately live longer.
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RebaseVictim
· 01-04 07:47
It's outrageous that I can still make money over the weekend. Why can't I control my hands?
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ForkItAll
· 01-04 07:25
Feeling bored on the weekend is truly a chronic illness; I often fall into it, and as a result, I end up losing money with just one move.
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rugged_again
· 01-04 07:23
Is that all? No trading on the weekend? I actually get the most itchy hands on weekends; I can't help but look at the candlestick charts. Your trading plan sounds great, but when it really comes to losing, you forget everything.
Wanting to hold throughout the entire process and being an optimistic bull is actually quite easy, and greed is also very normal. But the key is to stick to your trading plan—those verified daily signals are the true guidance. This trade was executed quite smoothly, and since there are usually few operations over the weekend, this wave can already be considered an extra gain. Many people stumble at this step: either abandon their plan to pursue greater profits, or can't find anything to do over the weekend and can't help but place orders. Knowing how to act according to the plan at critical moments is actually more important than anything else.