Six days went from 500U to 2500U, it’s up five times. Today basically didn’t move much; funds didn’t really increase, but it’s five times in five days. I’m the same too—I’m just an ordinary person. Trading in the crypto market is like the last life-saving straw. And I’m a full-time trader. These past few years, aside from trading, I can’t do anything else. I also tell myself that I can’t be without opportunities—I won’t give myself any chances anymore, and I don’t have time. If I’m wrong, there’s no chance to do it over.
Actually, with a small amount of capital, if you’re not going all-in, it’s still very difficult. Because with small capital, you really can’t help wanting to bet on quick leverage. But this kind of situation must never happen. Once it happens, it creates dependence. Trading still has to be trained into good habits—make conservative habits into muscle memory. One impulsive trade will keep breeding the next time’s lucky-thinking/hope. Defeat the version of yourself inside that’s driven by impulses, and tie your trading to discipline. My approach is to record every trade, write down my thoughts, and tell myself not to be impulsive. In two months, we’ll see 100,000U.
Actually, with a small amount of capital, if you’re not going all-in, it’s still very difficult. Because with small capital, you really can’t help wanting to bet on quick leverage. But this kind of situation must never happen. Once it happens, it creates dependence. Trading still has to be trained into good habits—make conservative habits into muscle memory. One impulsive trade will keep breeding the next time’s lucky-thinking/hope. Defeat the version of yourself inside that’s driven by impulses, and tie your trading to discipline. My approach is to record every trade, write down my thoughts, and tell myself not to be impulsive. In two months, we’ll see 100,000U.
