Never be lazy and try to steal orders anymore.
If it’s not analyzed by myself and I’m not confident, I won’t do it.
Both trades got back to even—then after closing flat, it turned into explosive profit.
After that, every time there’s a huge pump, I only trade the most exhausted coin.
Even though I know it’s in the script, I still get forced into opening and having to hold the position.
In the next 90% of the time, I stay in cash—only holding a fixed position and opening when the timing is right.
Recently my position sizing hasn’t been very rational; larger positions actually haven’t produced great returns.
Earlier, I opened a position of less than 50,000u when I had over 3,000; it ate up 10,000u.
In these two rounds of explosive pumps, no matter what I opened, even just opening anything else would have been 10,000u.
Or split it into four parts across Bitcoin, Ethereum, SOL, and ZEC.

In the end: the first trade, a 60,000u heavy-long on XRP, got absorbed halfway by its rise.
The second trade, 50,000u long on UNI, got absorbed for a large part of its move.