This month's goal remains steady—aiming to earn $1,000 profit from a $2,000 principal. Currently, the account has reached $2,206, so the progress is good. We are firmly committed to avoiding aggressive strategies; steady returns are the long-term way.
Let's review yesterday's Bitcoin operations. The low-entry zone was set between 89,800 and 90,200. Later, the market dipped to a low of 89,240, which was somewhat off, indicating that the prediction of the low-entry space still needs further refinement. However, the take-profit part was executed quite clearly—reducing positions sequentially at 90,800, 91,200, and 91,500, and now all positions have been closed.
This operation made me realize that the logic behind setting stop-loss points needs further optimization. I can't rely solely on experience; I need to incorporate more technical data to support decisions. The next step is to continue refining.
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SignatureVerifier
· 01-12 02:35
nah the entry prediction was off by like 560 points... that's not "打磨" that's a pretty significant blind spot tbh
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-12 02:21
This low-buy prediction was still a bit off, but the pace of reducing positions was on point, and that's the key.
A steady approach is exactly like this—don't rush or be impatient. Letting the data speak is much more reliable than experience.
A 206% return is pretty good. Keep refining the logic; technical support makes it more reliable.
Honestly, stop-loss is more challenging for your mindset than take-profit. Getting this right means you've already won half the battle.
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just_another_fish
· 01-09 05:47
The low absorption prediction is still a bit off; the move at 89240 caught me off guard, but the take-profit rhythm is steady beyond words.
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consensus_whisperer
· 01-09 03:56
The early buy-in prediction was a bit off, but the take-profit execution was okay. A steady approach means refining step by step.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 01-09 03:51
A steady return is indeed achievable, but the prediction is still a bit off. Keep refining it.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-09 03:39
The cautious type is indeed easy to overlook, but those who survive in the long run are exactly these kinds of people.
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MEVictim
· 01-09 03:31
Wow, smashing 89,240 is really intense. Luckily, the take-profit was executed steadily, or else I would be filled with regret.
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BearMarketBarber
· 01-09 03:28
A steady return is indeed reliable, much better than those all-in-one shot mindsets.
January 8 Trading Review
This month's goal remains steady—aiming to earn $1,000 profit from a $2,000 principal. Currently, the account has reached $2,206, so the progress is good. We are firmly committed to avoiding aggressive strategies; steady returns are the long-term way.
Let's review yesterday's Bitcoin operations. The low-entry zone was set between 89,800 and 90,200. Later, the market dipped to a low of 89,240, which was somewhat off, indicating that the prediction of the low-entry space still needs further refinement. However, the take-profit part was executed quite clearly—reducing positions sequentially at 90,800, 91,200, and 91,500, and now all positions have been closed.
This operation made me realize that the logic behind setting stop-loss points needs further optimization. I can't rely solely on experience; I need to incorporate more technical data to support decisions. The next step is to continue refining.