Position management is well handled. Making money in this market isn't actually that complicated. Contract trading indeed allows you to leverage small amounts for big gains, but the key is to keep losses under control—if you want to ride big volatility, risk awareness must come first, don't become a gambling addict. Those who can make money in this circle are basically the ones who are neither greedy nor timid.
I am currently still holding PIERVERSE, having taken a profit once along the way. My current profit is already over 30%. TRUTH follows the same approach; I took over 30% profit earlier, then re-entered, and since then it has only increased by one point, but the profit from that initial take-profit has already been locked in.
Next, I want to pay more attention to the NIGHT coin, which I just opened a position on last night. If you're interested, I suggest waiting for a suitable entry point before entering, and don't follow blindly.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 9h ago
The strategy of taking profits and holding dead money, I get it. TRUTH was indeed stable, and the key is having the right mindset.
NIGHT just got in, this guy really dares to chase new coins. I'll observe for a while first.
Position management is easy to talk about but hard to do. Most people are still greedier than they should be.
PIEVERSE's 30% gain has already been locked in comfortably. Not following the trend was the right move; those who can resist are making money.
Contracts are really a test of human nature. It's too difficult to avoid becoming a gambling addict.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 9h ago
That's right, taking profits is truly an art. I only realized this after being repeatedly tortured by PIEVERSE.
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I've also experienced that wave of TRUTH; once you take profits, you can never go back to that price, but locking in gains definitely feels reassuring.
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NIGHT? If you're just entering, there's no need to rush. Let the bullets fly for a while before deciding.
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Greed can ruin a lifetime. This phrase in the crypto world is no joke.
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The biggest risk with contracts is holding a position too long; holding on and dying is the truth.
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A 30% profit already surpasses most people. You're maintaining a pretty steady pace.
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Waiting for the right entry point is the only rational choice.
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The difference between a gambling addict and a winner is just that one thought away. Risk control comes first; everything else is superficial.
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quietly_staking
· 9h ago
Exactly right, taking profits is indeed the biggest test of mentality; greed can wipe you out in one shot.
PIEVERSE's 30%+ is pretty good, but I'm more curious about NIGHT's perspective. It just opened a position last night, so I'm wondering what their current thinking is.
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CryingOldWallet
· 9h ago
The take-profit part is truly excellent. Just look at your TRUTH move, and you'll know that what you get is a profit. No matter how much it drops afterward, you won't feel distressed.
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DaoTherapy
· 9h ago
Take profit and cash out to stay safe. You really need to be firm in executing this; otherwise, you're just working for the exchange.
Position management is well handled. Making money in this market isn't actually that complicated. Contract trading indeed allows you to leverage small amounts for big gains, but the key is to keep losses under control—if you want to ride big volatility, risk awareness must come first, don't become a gambling addict. Those who can make money in this circle are basically the ones who are neither greedy nor timid.
I am currently still holding PIERVERSE, having taken a profit once along the way. My current profit is already over 30%. TRUTH follows the same approach; I took over 30% profit earlier, then re-entered, and since then it has only increased by one point, but the profit from that initial take-profit has already been locked in.
Next, I want to pay more attention to the NIGHT coin, which I just opened a position on last night. If you're interested, I suggest waiting for a suitable entry point before entering, and don't follow blindly.