When that 150,000 US dollars was credited, I didn't cheer publicly, but I was overjoyed inside. Such gains don't fall from the sky; every cent is earned within the candlestick charts.



Many people are curious about how I did it. In essence, it's a cycle of observation + patience + execution. During Beat's recent market wave, with the tug-of-war between bulls and bears, I decisively took profits at the 56,000 US dollars level. When the price retreated to the previous high, I didn't get greedy; instead, I saw the warning signs of the upper shadow—weakening market signals. I went short, and funds flowed in like a stream.

The ZEC trades further illustrate the point. Bought in at 328.94, sold at 406.48, and I ended up with 81,000 US dollars. During that period, it repeatedly tested key support levels. The longer it consolidated, the more energy it accumulated, and when it broke through the upper resistance, nothing could stop it. PIPPIN entered at 0.5 and exited at 0.305, earning a profit of 23,000 US dollars. This is the power of volume expansion after a period of consolidation.

I summarize it with one word: "patience." Not passive waiting, but like a hunter preparing to strike, waiting for the market to enter a favorable zone, then striking quickly like a leopard. Once the market shows signs of fatigue, retreat swiftly like a fox. Set tight stop-losses, use limited risk to capture the benefits of major trends.

Honestly, this industry tests not just trading skills but also mental resilience. Being able to stay clear-headed after profits, not risking everything when losing, always prioritizing the safety of the principal—that's what allows you to continue playing in this market. The market's dividends are always reserved for three types of people: those who can interpret technical signals, those who act decisively, and those who can stick to discipline.

The profits here are truly earned through real trading. If you want steady accumulation and to avoid detours, it's best to follow a systematic logic and use proven strategies to seize opportunities.
BEAT-4.76%
ZEC-2.27%
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unrekt.ethvip
· 16h ago
150,000 USDT deposit is indeed impressive, but I've seen through this "waiting" logic long ago. Honestly, it's just good luck to catch a few good market trends. --- I agree with the stop-loss being fixed at this point, but with the current market volatility, only those with strong psychological resilience can truly survive. --- That wave of ZEC was really exciting, but PIPPIN's loss from 0.5 to 0.305 is a bit outrageous. Is this an exit or a cut-loss? --- Looking at your trading record, the only thing I respect is that you didn't be greedy this time. Most people simply can't do that. --- Haha, the market's dividend is reserved for three types of people. I belong to the other three: slow reflexes, chaotic thinking, and poor discipline. --- Although 150,000 USDT isn't a small amount, to truly achieve stable profits in this circle, mindset is definitely the ceiling.
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just_another_fishvip
· 16h ago
Waiting so long finally paid off with a breakthrough, it feels really great, better than anything else.
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WenAirdropvip
· 16h ago
Wow, 150,000 USDT directly credited to the account. It's hard not to be moved. Deducting money from the K-line is truly the real skill.
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DefiVeteranvip
· 16h ago
This logic sounds comfortable, but very few people can actually execute it. Sometimes I also tend to be greedy.
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SadMoneyMeowvip
· 16h ago
150,000 USDT sounds great, but the real understanding comes from the word "wait," which is the true threshold. --- I also bought the ZEC dip, it was quite aggressive, but you need to keep a steady mindset or you'll easily get caught off guard. --- It sounds good, but the key factor is how much luck plays a role. No one dares to say they can always read the signals correctly, right? --- I agree with the stop-loss being fixed and tight; I've seen too many people wipe out their accounts because they refuse to cut losses. --- This set of logic sounds like a textbook, but the problem is most people can't actually do it. --- The PIPPIN move was indeed a textbook-level volume breakout, but unfortunately, most people only realize it afterwards.
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