Three-Year $100U Plan, today is the 58th trading day.
The recent market has been fluctuating repeatedly, and the on-chain heat has also significantly declined, with liquidity almost at a standstill. In such an environment, I have realized a truth — sometimes doing nothing is the smartest move. Today, I tried to push hard, and the results visually confirmed the correctness of this idea.
These days, I have been reading a book called "Cognitive Awakening," and the author's ideas have indeed opened up many new perspectives. Looking at myself from a higher dimension, understanding my behavioral patterns, might be helpful for trading mentality. Trading is fundamentally a game of human nature; the level of cognition directly determines the quality of decisions.
Now I am very clear: although the MEME sector is highly volatile, the performance of leading assets like BNB is still worth paying attention to. But in the current environment of liquidity exhaustion and market confidence lacking, rash moves often lead to losses. Patience in waiting for signals and maintaining observation — this is what a longer-living trader should do.
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GasDevourer
· 7h ago
Less than 100 USD in 58 trading days, right? This pace is a bit suffocating.
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DAOdreamer
· 7h ago
I think the same way. You're absolutely right. Losing control and acting recklessly is just asking for trouble.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 7h ago
It hasn't doubled in 58 days, it seems the dream of 100U has to be continued to be endured.
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ProposalManiac
· 7h ago
Liquidity stagnation and still trying to force it— isn't this a living lesson in failed incentive mechanism design? The true game balance is— act when it's time to act, lay low when it's time to lay low. The problem is most people can't tell the difference.
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BlockchainBouncer
· 7h ago
Still exploring after 58 days, which means I still have to suffer some losses. But this wave of understanding is indeed correct; it's much better to stay idle than to act recklessly. Just worried that when the signal comes, I'll get itchy again, haha.
Three-Year $100U Plan, today is the 58th trading day.
The recent market has been fluctuating repeatedly, and the on-chain heat has also significantly declined, with liquidity almost at a standstill. In such an environment, I have realized a truth — sometimes doing nothing is the smartest move. Today, I tried to push hard, and the results visually confirmed the correctness of this idea.
These days, I have been reading a book called "Cognitive Awakening," and the author's ideas have indeed opened up many new perspectives. Looking at myself from a higher dimension, understanding my behavioral patterns, might be helpful for trading mentality. Trading is fundamentally a game of human nature; the level of cognition directly determines the quality of decisions.
Now I am very clear: although the MEME sector is highly volatile, the performance of leading assets like BNB is still worth paying attention to. But in the current environment of liquidity exhaustion and market confidence lacking, rash moves often lead to losses. Patience in waiting for signals and maintaining observation — this is what a longer-living trader should do.