TheOldGreenhornSurvival

"The Final Battle of an Old Crypto Trader: 5000u Survival Path" Day 14
Today's Result: -5u Loss
Caught eight or nine opportunities today, but the profit/loss margins were extremely small. Continuing to observe and see. The goal is to keep it within 10 positions, which allows for continuous optimization and replacement of targets.
Feeling Around the River Picking Stones 3.21 Day 8
Nothing particularly worth recording today.

"The Last Battle of an Old Crypto Veteran: 5000U Survival Path" Day 12
Today's result: Loss/Breakeven
Picked through trash from large pools by comparing benchmark wallets and discovered some important issues. It's crucial to judge the depth of targets well. Some targets can cause point fluctuations with just a few U. Don't be fooled by pools that seem decent with 200 SOL. Like today when buying, the Price Impact showed -5%, meaning you estimated getting 5% cheaper than market price. Thought that was great, but right after buying it showed 5% unrealized loss. This is essentially very poor depth

"A Long-Time Investor's Final Battle: 5000U Survival Path" day11
Today's Result: -5U loss
Basically cleared out the junk coins. This indiscriminate picking approach is too careless. I need much stricter criteria for selecting targets. Today I cleaned up the scattered holdings across various wallets. Remaining total capital is less than 5000U. Burning bridges now—not considering any other secondary opportunities anymore. Focusing entirely on researching one viable exit strategy, drilling one well to keep myself alive first.
Picked up 2 major pools today, haven't made this many moves in a day be

"The Last Stand of an Old Trader: 5000u Survival Path" Day 9
Today's Results: +11u
Continuing to pick up new garbage coins today, placed several limit orders with few fills. Profits from the trash coin account are increasing. I'll continue testing both of these accounts.
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Wading the River Picking Stones Day 3
No emotional ups and downs today. Tomorrow I need to re-read Luffy's original content about the chosen one selection wheel.

"The Last Battle of an Old Crypto Veteran: Seeking Survival with 5000U"
Day 8
Woke up this morning and found 6 new garbage coins in my portfolio - 3 went up, 2 flat, 1 down. Suddenly got fired up again, so I kept fishing for more.
Feeling around the river, picking up stones - Day 2 (3.15)
1. What was the most turbulent thing that happened today?
Opened a securities account for mom to buy treasury reverse repos, but suddenly she said she didn't want to buy anymore.
2. What was my first reaction at that moment?
Frustrated, helpless, not believed by her.
3. What did I actually want to get (

"Old Hodler's Final Battle: 5000U Survival Path" Day 7
Today's Results: -7 Candles
Today I tried picking up some new garbage tokens, but found it's not easy either. Fundamentally, picking up garbage means buying many targets for ambush. I see others buying tokens with pools under 100 addresses, very small liquidity - even looking at it scares me, I don't dare buy.
Tomorrow I'll continue playing the "lick once" strategy. As long as I slowly control my hands and maintain discipline, I can better manage this. Don't greedily play new launches, don't chase pumps. The safety buffer is high. Once I s

# "Old Retail Trader's Final Battle: 5000U Survival Path" Day 6
**Today's Performance: -8 knives**
Damn it, this strategy feels too difficult to execute. The key to scalping is catching emotion and entry momentum, but when following the whales, they often pump to high levels instantly, and chips get dumped in seconds. High wear and tear but can't capture enough multiples to compensate for losses.
Tomorrow I'll try picking short-term targets instead. Won't chase the opening, but pick those that have pumped once, retraced to zero, and stabilized. I'll combine smart money tracking and whale addre

# "Old Retail Investor's Final Battle: 5000U Survival Path" Day 5
**Today's Results: -65 USDT**
1. Three main losses today were caused by two instances of chasing highs and one chasing dev new coins. I couldn't control my impulses—mentally I'm still impatient, always wanting to make money and afraid of missing opportunities. I need to be more humble and patient.
2. Looking at the corpses of whales I've tracked, basically all the pools are not small, so picking garbage pools requires reference. I'll just pick the ones that catch my eye.
3. Using the webpage memo function to directly note the wh

"The Last Battle of the Old Greenhorns: 5000u Survival Road" Day 4
Today's performance: +36 USD
1. Today I tried holding patterns for a bit and found it chaotic, so I decided to temporarily abandon this plan. For now, I will stick to the "licking" strategy steadily, get this route smooth first, and then consider other optimizations.
2. For each whale address, note the different sub-accounts in the remarks, for example, some whale addresses just buy and leave after trading, while others hold until they profit before selling.
3. Write down the characteristics and habits of each whale in paper to

The Last Battle of the Old Greenhorn: 5000u Survival Road Day 2
Today traded 21 tokens at the lowest price, profit of $45. Yesterday was a profit of $30.
In the initial testing phase, I was doing 0.2s to 0.3s trades. Today I found that the fees for Debot are really outrageous. Without any acceleration, the cost of a single trade is about 0.5u. Calculating this, these past two days I’ve been working for the platform, and my displayed profit balance hasn’t increased. Binance’s trading costs are a bit lower. I’ll try Binance tomorrow for even safer trading, no worries about being hacked. This tra