2026-01-10 06:20:35

Starting with a principal of 15,000 USDT, the account has now accumulated to 170,000 USDT. Recently, the market has been quite volatile. At 104645, a long position was opened, with an initial expected profit of over 10,000 USDT, but an unexpected market turn occurred. Decisively switching strategies, a quick reversal to a short position was made, resulting in two consecutive wins in both long and short trades, ultimately earning a profit of 17,000 USDT.

The key to this operation lies in quickly identifying trend reversals and not being overly committed to a single direction. Although weekend market fluctuations are constant, such changes create opportunities for prepared traders. For those still exploring, the most important thing is to develop the ability to adapt flexibly, learn to adjust strategies promptly during long and short transitions, rather than blindly chasing the trend. The key is to maintain discipline and risk awareness, so as to achieve stable profits in an unpredictable market.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-10 10:46

Oh wow, I saw this counterattack coming, really fierce—two consecutive wins for bulls and bears. --- Honestly, the ability to recognize such turning points is really the key to making money. I'm also learning. --- 170,000? Starting from 15,000? That growth rate is extraordinary. --- Timing the counterattack to go short was perfect. I often react half a beat too slow. --- Discipline and risk awareness, they sound simple but are hard to practice, brother. --- Counterattacking at the 104,645 level takes real guts. --- Weekend volatility actually brings more opportunities—that really woke me up. --- The hardest part of switching between bullish and bearish is the mindset; it's easy to get stuck on one side. --- A 17,000 profit sounds great, but I'm curious how much you've lost, haha. --- This kind of adaptability can't be developed in less than two or three years, right?

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DancingCandles

· 01-10 06:50

Yeah, this round was indeed impressive. Both longs and shorts made profits. Just worried about a reverse hit next time. The market is like this—only those who react quickly make money; everyone else is just running alongside. Really, the hardest part is letting go of attachments. Cutting losses decisively and reversing positions—that's the true way to succeed. Starting from 15,000 to 170,000, how many times did I have to do this kind of operation? Statistically, it's impossible to be this smooth every time. High volatility actually makes it easier to trade; at least there's a chance. What I fear most is a market that moves like dead water.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-10 06:41

Damn, that counterattack was really brilliant. Is it that simple to achieve consecutive wins in long and short positions? Easier said than done; actual trading still requires some skill. That's why most people are still losing—they have too simplistic a mindset. I was also involved in that 104645 move, but I wasn't quick enough to counter, sigh. Being flexible and adaptable sounds easy, but it takes a strong mindset to execute. 170,000 is impressive. What's the next goal—doubling it? The key is to stick to discipline; otherwise, sudden wealth can turn into quick liquidation.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-10 06:39

If only I hadn't been able to sleep that day... I saw the order at 104645 in the early morning, and what happened? I was still hesitating on the long position, and they had already turned around and made 17,000...

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