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Monday mornings can be good if you wake up at 4 AM and trade #Spot on a red market. Some kind of magic hour. 🕓
I’m fine with snagging 1-1.5% without being greedy.
New day, new opportunities.💰
Interesting dynamics in ENA SUI JTO - there’s potential.
As for FET, that's a different story, although it’s one of my favorite coins. The wallet is empty, capital is flowing out. But we’ll keep an eye on it to secure a spot in the front lines. 👇 #NAJP
$FET
I’m fine with snagging 1-1.5% without being greedy.
New day, new opportunities.💰
Interesting dynamics in ENA SUI JTO - there’s potential.
As for FET, that's a different story, although it’s one of my favorite coins. The wallet is empty, capital is flowing out. But we’ll keep an eye on it to secure a spot in the front lines. 👇 #NAJP
$FET
$FET 📉 I knew about the market drop in advance, and on June 23 I was already fully in stablecoins. I prepared to buy the bottom during the panic. 🔪
On June 25, BTC plunged below the psychological level of $60,000, reaching lows that hadn’t been seen since October 2024.
I started buying back coins in two stages, averaging down.
But the drop turned out to be much larger than I had expected. My portfolio began to sink as well. My paper loss was growing, but I still kept holding ENA and SUI.
First, my capital came back with JTO. Now I’m in profit, although other coins are still showing -2% to -3%.
Conclusions: Survival in the churn of the market depends not on predicting the price, but on the ability to manage cash flows and maintain psychological resilience when others are going into losses.
Second. The principle of diversification — "don’t put all your eggs in one basket." The downside of one position is offset by the stability of the others. A portfolio isn’t just a set of coins — it’s the ability to generate and allocate resources.
#Spot #NAJP
$SUI
$ENA
On June 25, BTC plunged below the psychological level of $60,000, reaching lows that hadn’t been seen since October 2024.
I started buying back coins in two stages, averaging down.
But the drop turned out to be much larger than I had expected. My portfolio began to sink as well. My paper loss was growing, but I still kept holding ENA and SUI.
First, my capital came back with JTO. Now I’m in profit, although other coins are still showing -2% to -3%.
Conclusions: Survival in the churn of the market depends not on predicting the price, but on the ability to manage cash flows and maintain psychological resilience when others are going into losses.
Second. The principle of diversification — "don’t put all your eggs in one basket." The downside of one position is offset by the stability of the others. A portfolio isn’t just a set of coins — it’s the ability to generate and allocate resources.
#Spot #NAJP
$SUI
$ENA
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