TheKingCalledMeToPatrol

#Trading Bot #我正在 Gate uses ETHUSDT contract grid bot, let's follow the trades together.

Ant Wallet traders, I’m back. Add more to the small position.
This market is like eating shit, bouncing up and down, you must set proper stop losses. It’s okay to have a smaller position; after all, it’s for trial and error. I’m just worried that a single line might hit my ETH. For swing traders, there’s no such thing as a bull or bear market—it's not about playing the long game. If you swing trade, your position will only last for a period of time. Just set good take-profit and stop-loss orders, and then just go ahead and do it.

Ethereum is showing a weak oscillation and bottom-exploring pattern on the 1-hour timeframe today. As of March 20, ETH price has been fluctuating between the $2,120 to $2,143 range, with a modest intraday decline of approximately 2.43%.
From a technical perspective, the 1-hour K-line is currently trading below short-term moving averages (EMA5/10), forming a bearish alignment and displaying obvious signs of weak rebound strength. Although a minor bounce did occur after touching the $2,100 key support level, volume support was insufficient and the uptrend lacked continuity. The support level's e

I'm opening this trading journal solely to record my trading process and to remind myself of my trading discipline. Whether they are profitable or losing trades, all of them will become valuable experience for me. Regardless of right or wrong decisions, I will document them well and review them regularly. Why did I get it right, and why did I get it wrong—I will look for the reasons within myself. The market is merciless; I must maintain constant vigilance and a reverent mindset.

Position size doesn't matter; what's important is making a good trading plan and strictly adhering to trading discipline. Trading without take-profit and stop-loss orders is always like going naked—either you blow up this time or the next. Relying on luck will only make you drift further away from proper trading. It's very important to ensure you're on the right path. Reckless trading without protection will eventually catch up with you, and when it does, you'll have no chance to turn things around.

Slow is fast, and steady is the way to victory.
Manage your position size well on every trade, and set proper take-profit and stop-loss levels. Strictly follow your own trading discipline. Keep a live trading record of your journey to recovery.
Always stay clear-headed and control your emotions. Treat trading as a serious endeavor, not as something where you constantly gamble with the market relying on luck.