2025-12-25 07:20:13

#隐私保护话题升温 BEAT's recent operation was to short at 4.02, and now at the price of 1.83, the unrealized profit has already exceeded 600%. Although other positions in the portfolio are at a loss, this particular trade was executed very cleanly—standard right-side shorting.

Trading can't guarantee shorting at the high point or closing at the low point; the key is whether you have the courage to act at critical moments and whether you can hold your positions. This is the fundamental logic for consistently making profits. Risk management and rhythm control depend on personal experience; the market tests psychological resilience every day.

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IronHeadMiner

· 3h ago

This deal is really aggressive, cutting from 4 to 1.8 directly—how bold do you have to be?

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Token_Sherpa

· 3h ago

ngl the 600% on BEAT is clean execution but lemme be real—timing the right side of a short is like catching lightning, most people just get burned trying. psychology and position sizing separate the professionals from the gamblers out here.

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GateUser-74b10196

· 3h ago

A 600% unrealized profit is indeed impressive, but the losses in other positions are just outrageous. --- The tactic of shorting on the right side seems simple, but few can truly hold onto it. --- Psychological resilience is easy to talk about, but in actual trading, everyone gets beaten up by the market. --- Having the courage to take action at key positions is easy to say but hard to do. --- If the entire portfolio is losing money, earning on some trades is pointless; that’s the reality. --- Holding positions truly tests a person. I often close out when I can't hold, only for the market to continue moving. --- Relying on self-exploration for risk management? That means there’s no standard answer, right? --- A 600% unrealized profit sounds great, but there are many cases where traders take profits too early and end up giving everything back. --- The underlying logic sounds correct, but the psychological barrier really varies from person to person.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 3h ago

Damn, this wave of BEAT directly yielded a 600% profit, my mentality is really stable --- The whole story of shorting on the right side sounds good, but isn't it just gambling with your mentality? I just want to know how much the losing position specifically lost --- Really, those who hold onto their positions are the ones making money, and only those who persist to the end survive longer --- From over $4 short to $1.8, that’s quite a gutsy move, but what about next time? The market won't always favor the smart --- Everyone says to take action at key positions, but in actual operation, they’re all hesitant --- I can tell a story behind the other losing positions; even a single trade earning 600% can't cover the overall underperformance --- Mental resilience is really hard to describe; it’s about being repeatedly washed out and gradually adapting --- Shorting BEAT takes courage, but I’m just worried that if the market turns around again and hits a new high, it’ll be awkward

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SurvivorshipBias

· 3h ago

A 600% unrealized profit is indeed impressive, but actually exiting the position is what counts. Exactly, courage and mindset are the core; everything else is nonsense. The overall portfolio is still at a loss, so even a good trade is pointless without risk diversification awareness. The right-side shorting strategy finally paid off with BEAT; how much of it was luck? Psychological resilience is battered by the market every day; everyone is the same.

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