2025-12-25 07:22:51

It's the second transaction now, and there are only 87 days left. To be honest, it feels a bit tough.

At first, I thought this set of rules wouldn't be hard to follow, but after actually implementing it, I realized—things seem simple, but actually doing it is really not easy. The limit of a maximum of 3 trades per day, combined with keeping positions within 10 U, seems strict but actually tests human nature. The most frustrating part is that the trading frequency is tightly restricted; when I get itchy to trade, I can only endure it, and that sense of frustration really exists.

I've never traded like this before, honestly feeling a bit speechless. But since I've decided, I have to stick with it. Isn't this also a test of my trading discipline and mental resilience—every decision has to bear the consequences of my own bravado? Keep going, see if I can make it to the end. Sometimes overcoming human weaknesses is the biggest gain.

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RetailTherapist

· 8h ago

87 days is still a long way to go, this is true cultivation. I understand the itchiness, but doesn't that just show how wild you usually are, haha. Hang in there, once you get through this wave, your mindset will definitely be different. It's really like quitting an addiction, even harder than quitting smoking. The 10u limit is indeed tough, but it forces you to be selective, which is a thousand times better than reckless buying and selling. I bet you can hold on until the end, after all, you've already spoken up. Traders who can't stop trading are always cannon fodder; I believe in your self-discipline this time. It's called cultivation in a nice way, but harshly put, it's being forced to slow down, though it really works. 87 days may not seem long, but every day you endure is a gain.

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FlippedSignal

· 8h ago

This point really hit home. 87 days of patience, this is true cultivation.

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TideReceder

· 8h ago

Enduring 87 days sounds simple, but when you're truly stuck and can't move your hands, you realize what hell mode really is. This round is definitely a test of character. At the moment of itchiness, I really wanted to throw away the rules, but I couldn't go against my own bragging, so I had to tough it out. Three restrictions don't seem like much, but in practice, every move has to be thought through carefully, unlike before when I was more carefree. Actually, this is the hardest part — it's not losing money, but learning to stay silent and wait. Keep going, anyway I've already made the second move. Looking back later, it will be interesting.

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MidnightSeller

· 8h ago

Itchy hands are real, and these 87 days had to be endured through sheer willpower. --- It's truly self-torture; can you withstand the limit of three orders per day? --- Persistence is persistence, but just after two orders, I started questioning life. --- Holding 10 U positions every day makes me want to break, the rule is probably designed to create anxiety. --- Isn't this just gambling on your own mental strength? Losing means losing confidence. --- It's uncomfortable, but perhaps this kind of restriction is actually part of the detox process. --- 87 days may not seem that long, but every day is a battle against desire. --- The rules are indeed strict, but sometimes the harder it is, the more it proves you're not a trash trader. --- Overcoming human weaknesses is fake; in reality, it's just fear of losing again.

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