This week's market has been a mixed bag. First, I used the newly added 10,000 USDT to make a swing trade, successfully earning a profit of 20 USDT. I initially planned to take profits and relax, earning some pocket money. But after just a couple of days, I went all-in with the entire 10,000 USDT again, and now I'm hanging halfway up the mountain.
Regret is overwhelming. The original plan was to test the waters and get familiar with the rhythm, but who knew that greed would take over and I would lose my rationality. What's even more painful is that DOGE's decline this wave was quite sharp. From the deposit to now, in just a few days, I've experienced extreme highs and lows.
Honestly, this lesson is profound. Swing trading seems simple, but managing your mindset is the real test. It's easy to get carried away when making profits, and easy to panic when losing money. All I can do now is wait and see how the subsequent trend unfolds.
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AlphaBrain
· 12-20 16:52
This is a classic case of greed killing itself. What happened to the original plan?
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SocialFiQueen
· 12-20 15:15
Haha, this is the result of a all-in bet. I should have just run with the 20U profit.
This mindset really needs to be cultivated. When greed kicks in, all rationality disappears.
DOGE has been really fierce this round. Let's wait for the rebound, sisters.
It seems we all need to learn to take profits when it's good, or it's all the same pattern.
Swing trading is a test of human nature. You've learned quite a lesson from this round.
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DiamondHands
· 12-18 02:53
Haha, this is the usual operation in the crypto world. When you make a profit, you want to take more, but end up getting trapped.
Going all-in is the real skill; everyone has been there.
This wave of DOGE is indeed fierce, but if you can hold on, you'll be a hero again.
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GasFeeTears
· 12-18 02:39
Wow, this pace, the victory at 20U directly turned into a total loss tragedy, incredible.
Same here, once I make a profit, I start to get arrogant. Greed is really the poison in trading.
DOGE's recent drop was indeed brutal, but it'll be over soon. Anyway, I'm already trapped.
This week's market has been a mixed bag. First, I used the newly added 10,000 USDT to make a swing trade, successfully earning a profit of 20 USDT. I initially planned to take profits and relax, earning some pocket money. But after just a couple of days, I went all-in with the entire 10,000 USDT again, and now I'm hanging halfway up the mountain.
Regret is overwhelming. The original plan was to test the waters and get familiar with the rhythm, but who knew that greed would take over and I would lose my rationality. What's even more painful is that DOGE's decline this wave was quite sharp. From the deposit to now, in just a few days, I've experienced extreme highs and lows.
Honestly, this lesson is profound. Swing trading seems simple, but managing your mindset is the real test. It's easy to get carried away when making profits, and easy to panic when losing money. All I can do now is wait and see how the subsequent trend unfolds.