2026-01-16 07:35:37

Flame forging hero, I only need minor adjustments to continue entering the game. Maybe this is the fate of traders.

$FOGO has been followed throughout this wave, with no spot position closed until a clear price gap appeared in the futures market, then it was liquidated at 0.0408. From holding to closing, mindset is very important.

The operation logic of $OWL is more straightforward—build a position at 0.0465, double profit when it rises to 0.093, a simple and straightforward trading rule.

Since we've chosen to climb the ladder, now we are waiting for the opportunity of the perpetual contract. We won this round. The next signal is brewing.

FOGO-29,78%

OWL60,72%

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AirDropMissed

· 1h ago

What does Flame Forging do? It's just greed plus luck, but oh well.

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Blockchainiac

· 10h ago

Mindset is indeed the biggest enemy; many people ruin themselves by taking profits too early. FOGO's recent operation is indeed steady; wait for the right window to act—this is what professionalism looks like. Double and then run—this simple logic is actually the most profitable; complicated strategies often fail in the details. The opportunity for perpetual contracts is right in front of us; it feels like the next wave is coming. Winning once makes you want to win a second time, but reality always slaps you in the face. Hopefully, this signal isn't fake this time. A slight adjustment is fine, but over-optimization is the trader's grave. Remember these two levels: 0.0408 and 0.093. Recognize this rhythm next time. Waiting for the right window until you're exhausted, but rushing into the market out of panic is even more exhausting—understand? Simple strategies are the most risk-resistant; those flashy ones... never mind, I won't say more. The ladder is climbing well, just don't look down—looking down only makes your mindset more chaotic.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 10h ago

Mindset is indeed the biggest factor, but I think it's mostly luck haha Wait, I sold at the price of 0.0408, now I regret not holding on I learned the logic behind $OWL, but I always get stuck at the take-profit step Perpetual contracts sound easy to talk about, but actually executing them is another story This is the hardest time now, waiting for signals is more torturous than taking action

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SighingCashier

· 10h ago

This mindset management is really amazing; I learned the move of the arbitrage window.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 10h ago

The rhetoric of flame forging is indeed romantic, but frankly, it's just betting on the next pump. I agree that mindset is important, but what's even more important is not to be greedy... Looking at the supply and demand curve, the $FOGO price spread arbitrage logic perfectly illustrates the bear market philosophy, but the $OWL that doubles at 0.0465 to take profit... brother, you're really treating probability theory like art to sell. Perpetual contract opportunities? I think it's as elusive as Van Gogh waiting for the next burst of inspiration. When the next signal is brewing, don't forget to set your stop-loss. The most common scenario is people climbing the ladder and jumping down halfway. If you win this round, just take it. Greedy traders are basically the nutrients of the market. Winning one round is not difficult; the hard part is surviving after winning ten rounds... this time you're lucky, but what about next time?

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 10h ago

Wait, did FOGO really bottom out at 0.0408? That's pretty intense. Why didn't I jump in? I always come in the slowest when the signal appears.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 10h ago

That's the mindset. Waiting for the arbitrage window is much more reliable than chasing the rise.

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