Yesterday, my unrealized loss on SOL was over 110,000 USDT. Today, it’s down to over 90,000 USDT.
In just one day, the loss on paper shrank by more than 20,000 USDT.
Many people see a market rebound, but what I care more about is how this kind of volatility affects your trading mindset.
When the market ticks up, you think you called it right.
When it dips, you start doubting yourself again.
After more than four years of trading, I’ve realized that the truly difficult part isn’t predicting the next candlestick—it’s thinking ahead about how much risk you can handle.
A rebound doesn’t mean the risk is gone, and a smaller unrealized loss doesn’t mean the trade has been successful.
What do you think is hardest to control in trading: position size or emotions?
#SOL
In just one day, the loss on paper shrank by more than 20,000 USDT.
Many people see a market rebound, but what I care more about is how this kind of volatility affects your trading mindset.
When the market ticks up, you think you called it right.
When it dips, you start doubting yourself again.
After more than four years of trading, I’ve realized that the truly difficult part isn’t predicting the next candlestick—it’s thinking ahead about how much risk you can handle.
A rebound doesn’t mean the risk is gone, and a smaller unrealized loss doesn’t mean the trade has been successful.
What do you think is hardest to control in trading: position size or emotions?
#SOL