FRAX this wave of market movement indeed couldn't hold back, dropping quite ridiculously. Yesterday I wanted to stay at the high point waiting for a rebound, but I suddenly forgot and missed the best timing to act. However, Jenni and IP had already fully exited early, so our orders also managed to catch quite a bit of profit.
The key point is that I slept very well last night, which is very important. Many people think trading relies on luck, but that's not true—adequate sleep and a clear mind are the foundation for making decisions. I was in good shape this morning, and my feel for the market at open was especially smooth.
Honestly, maintaining a calm mindset is the hardest lesson. Price fluctuations are normal; no matter how crazy the market gets, you need to keep your composure. Only with proper psychological preparation can you make the right judgments at critical moments and execute better trades. This is not just empty talk; it's a hard-earned lesson.
Recently, my approach is to opportunistically increase holdings in Bitcoin, and once the overall trend becomes clear, add more. Trading requires patience, time, and a heart that remains unmoved.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 14h ago
Getting good sleep really can save your life, I’ve discovered that too.
Yesterday, I was in a bad state and directly lost a wave, but luckily I realized it today.
What’s so outrageous about the drop? Isn’t this just the daily routine in the crypto world? Bitcoin just needs to wait a bit longer.
Jenni’s reaction is really quick, we should learn from this feel.
The market is most prone to mistakes during crazy times, you really need to stay calm.
Basically, it’s a mindset issue, that’s how I think now.
Increasing your Bitcoin holdings is indeed the right path; in the long run, there’s no problem.
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JustHereForMemes
· 14h ago
Getting good sleep is truly amazing, your state is completely different, no wonder you guys are feeling smooth today
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FRAX did indeed rally this time, but I see you’re enjoying your soup quite well
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Being calm and composed is so right, I just can’t keep a steady mindset and always lose
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Jenni and the others are out early, no one has such a keen sense, we should learn from them
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Increasing Bitcoin holdings is the right move, but the overall direction should be understood clearly before acting
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I didn’t hold on yesterday, I’ve been through that too, a moment of impulsiveness and it’s over
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Sleep quality really affects trading judgment, I never thought about this aspect before
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Only with proper mental preparation can you stay steady, I need to remember this phrase
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GasWrangler
· 14h ago
honestly the sleep angle is demonstrably false... if you actually analyze the data, market movements are driven by on-chain metrics and mempool dynamics, not your circadian rhythm. technically speaking, you're just retrofitting narrative to randomness. the real edge is gas-efficient position sizing and base layer optimization of your exit strategy.
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ForkMonger
· 14h ago
sleep is such a brutal governance variable lmao... most traders don't even realize they're running on corrupted hardware. frax getting rekt while everyone else exits—textbook protocol fragmentation waiting to happen. btc accumulation thesis makes sense tho, just don't kid yourself about "patience" masking indecision
FRAX this wave of market movement indeed couldn't hold back, dropping quite ridiculously. Yesterday I wanted to stay at the high point waiting for a rebound, but I suddenly forgot and missed the best timing to act. However, Jenni and IP had already fully exited early, so our orders also managed to catch quite a bit of profit.
The key point is that I slept very well last night, which is very important. Many people think trading relies on luck, but that's not true—adequate sleep and a clear mind are the foundation for making decisions. I was in good shape this morning, and my feel for the market at open was especially smooth.
Honestly, maintaining a calm mindset is the hardest lesson. Price fluctuations are normal; no matter how crazy the market gets, you need to keep your composure. Only with proper psychological preparation can you make the right judgments at critical moments and execute better trades. This is not just empty talk; it's a hard-earned lesson.
Recently, my approach is to opportunistically increase holdings in Bitcoin, and once the overall trend becomes clear, add more. Trading requires patience, time, and a heart that remains unmoved.