$PIEVERSE this market cycle has taught me a profound lesson. I initially planned to gradually do T and cash out completely, intending to buy back at 0.43, but I didn't keep a close eye on it and watched helplessly as it dropped, resulting in a loss of several thousand dollars in profit. Looking back now, I should have started around the 1.4 price level, but unfortunately, I didn't follow my discipline.
The most regretful part is that those 4800 tokens were accumulated through repeated T trading. Many people have asked me how I grew from an initial capital of $158 to the current scale, and the secret is right here — each high sell and low buy during the rise, accumulated trade by trade. This time, due to unstable willpower, I missed out on a big opportunity.
This is the reality of the crypto world: well-planned strategies depend on execution, and even a slight misjudgment can cost thousands of dollars. Next time, I need to be more decisive.
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BearMarketLightning
· 12h ago
Yeah, that's why I never manually do T, it's easy to be emotionally driven.
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GasGasGasBro
· 12h ago
Ultimately, it's still a lack of execution. No matter how good the plan is, without human effort, it's all in vain.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 12h ago
Basically, this is an execution vulnerability, similar to reentrancy attacks in smart contracts—setting checkpoints but not actually executing them, ultimately getting trapped. What you actually exposed this time is a psychological overflow issue.
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staking_gramps
· 12h ago
Oh man, that's why I say discipline is a thousand times harder than technology.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 12h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about, but when it comes to the market, it's easy to waver. I truly understand this.
$PIEVERSE this market cycle has taught me a profound lesson. I initially planned to gradually do T and cash out completely, intending to buy back at 0.43, but I didn't keep a close eye on it and watched helplessly as it dropped, resulting in a loss of several thousand dollars in profit. Looking back now, I should have started around the 1.4 price level, but unfortunately, I didn't follow my discipline.
The most regretful part is that those 4800 tokens were accumulated through repeated T trading. Many people have asked me how I grew from an initial capital of $158 to the current scale, and the secret is right here — each high sell and low buy during the rise, accumulated trade by trade. This time, due to unstable willpower, I missed out on a big opportunity.
This is the reality of the crypto world: well-planned strategies depend on execution, and even a slight misjudgment can cost thousands of dollars. Next time, I need to be more decisive.