Today's trading session wrapped up strong—pulled in $43K for the day. The difference? Being more selective with my entries.
Learned that FOMO trading does more damage than patience ever will. Waited longer for better setups, passed on the marginal opportunities that looked okay but weren't quite right. When the high-probability trades showed up, the conviction was there and the execution was cleaner.
Small wins compound. The real edge isn't catching every move—it's staying disciplined enough to skip the ones that don't fit your setup.
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ProveMyZK
· 15h ago
Over 40,000 a day, to be honest, it's about restraining yourself from acting impulsively.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 01-15 14:11
That's so true. I also learned the hard way after experiencing FOMO. Missing a few trades isn't scary; getting trapped is the real pain.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-13 04:51
Wait, 43k a day? This discipline is really top-notch. I used to get itchy whenever I saw fluctuations, but now I realize I was just actively giving money to the exchange.
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-13 04:48
Wait, 43k a day? Bro, your discipline is really top-notch. I used to jump on every opportunity and ended up losing money quickly. Now I’m slowly experiencing what you’re talking about—passing on trash setups actually makes profits more stable.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 01-13 04:40
Oh no, it's another story of "I finally understood," but 43K really speaks for itself, I have to admit.
Today's trading session wrapped up strong—pulled in $43K for the day. The difference? Being more selective with my entries.
Learned that FOMO trading does more damage than patience ever will. Waited longer for better setups, passed on the marginal opportunities that looked okay but weren't quite right. When the high-probability trades showed up, the conviction was there and the execution was cleaner.
Small wins compound. The real edge isn't catching every move—it's staying disciplined enough to skip the ones that don't fit your setup.