Recently, I've been focusing on short-term coin-based long positions, mainly on mainstream coins like SOL. The holidays abroad have been clustered recently, and after the holidays, there should be a small market movement. However, I really have no interest in chasing this kind of market at the end of the year.
There was a time when a meme coin almost caused me to flip, but luckily I stopped in time and didn't act impulsively. Otherwise, I would have been liquidated multiple times and still wouldn't have enough to cover the losses. My current trading logic is very clear—only trade what I truly understand, and stick to this principle. Even if I lose money, my mindset will be much better because I can calmly review my trades instead of regretting them later.
In this market, controlling your hands and maintaining your cognitive boundaries are often more valuable than frequent trading.
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rugdoc.eth
· 10h ago
Holding back is the key, that phrase really hit home. I've also been caught chasing highs too many times before.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 10h ago
Yao Coin almost crashed during that wave, huh? Haha, luckily you stopped in time, or it really would have been over.
Mainstream coins like SOL are more stable. There's not much opportunity at the end of the year, so let's wait.
You're absolutely right about controlling your hands. I used to trade frequently and lost a lot. Now I only do what I understand, and my mindset is much better.
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PerennialLeek
· 11h ago
Haha, I actually agree this time. SOL is indeed more stable, but it's still better to be conservative by the end of the year.
I've also been through the妖币 thing, and it was truly worse than death. Now, just play it safe.
Holding back your hand—that's a statement worth more than anything.
Recently, I've been focusing on short-term coin-based long positions, mainly on mainstream coins like SOL. The holidays abroad have been clustered recently, and after the holidays, there should be a small market movement. However, I really have no interest in chasing this kind of market at the end of the year.
There was a time when a meme coin almost caused me to flip, but luckily I stopped in time and didn't act impulsively. Otherwise, I would have been liquidated multiple times and still wouldn't have enough to cover the losses. My current trading logic is very clear—only trade what I truly understand, and stick to this principle. Even if I lose money, my mindset will be much better because I can calmly review my trades instead of regretting them later.
In this market, controlling your hands and maintaining your cognitive boundaries are often more valuable than frequent trading.