Starting from the 9th, I kept shouting "long" in the live broadcast room and clearly indicated the entry points. Over the past few days, BTC has provided at least three clear opportunities to get on board, and I seized them.
Many people come to "advise" me, saying the fundamentals are poor, or that certain aspects are not good. To be honest, I don't really care about those. The key support level has never been broken, and that's enough. I have no fear mentality.
The first take profit has already been secured, now it's just about patiently waiting for the second take profit level. This is not gambling; it’s a clear goal set based on real market trends.
I don't compare my returns with others, only with myself. Every trade is recorded, every mistake is corrected. Day by day, step by step, I do these simple things—real trading, review, improvement, and then do it again. In this cycle of BTC, it’s all about gradual accumulation.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 18h ago
Oh dear, another disciplined guy. Just recording and reviewing isn't enough; the key is whether you can win three consecutive times without losing your composure.
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NoStopLossNut
· 18h ago
Take profit and cash out; as long as the key support level isn't broken, that's the key, everything else is noise.
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ProbablyNothing
· 18h ago
Hey, I respect that mindset. Truly more level-headed than those who hype up the fundamentals all day long.
As long as the support hasn't broken, keep holding. There's nothing to fear. Once the first take profit is secured, it's definitely time to celebrate.
Just breaking it down trade by trade, reviewing and adjusting, BTC cycles gradually gaining profit. Very practical.
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RebaseVictim
· 19h ago
Relying on fundamentals is not as good as reading the market; this guy's point is spot on.
If the support level doesn't break, it's a signal; there's nothing complicated about it.
Daily persistence is indeed a principle, but very few people can stick with it.
The first take profit has been secured, I like this mindset.
The key is to review and analyze; otherwise, you'll be stuck in the same place forever.
Don't chase highs or bottom fish; following the plan is the right way.
Life is about breakthroughs through repetition, and trading is too.
Your cycle rhythm is good; just keep grinding.
I'm only competing with myself; what others say doesn't matter.
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NervousFingers
· 19h ago
The three opportunities to bottom out were indeed worth the wait. As long as the key support level isn't broken, stay steady.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 19h ago
Hey, this is what trading should look like—not being dictated by fundamentals, just focusing on the charts.
Starting from the 9th, I kept shouting "long" in the live broadcast room and clearly indicated the entry points. Over the past few days, BTC has provided at least three clear opportunities to get on board, and I seized them.
Many people come to "advise" me, saying the fundamentals are poor, or that certain aspects are not good. To be honest, I don't really care about those. The key support level has never been broken, and that's enough. I have no fear mentality.
The first take profit has already been secured, now it's just about patiently waiting for the second take profit level. This is not gambling; it’s a clear goal set based on real market trends.
I don't compare my returns with others, only with myself. Every trade is recorded, every mistake is corrected. Day by day, step by step, I do these simple things—real trading, review, improvement, and then do it again. In this cycle of BTC, it’s all about gradual accumulation.