2026-01-09 08:29:48

$GUN this wave of market movement did not disappoint, having waited so long for an opportunity. Successfully bottomed out at 0.0216, now it has risen to 0.025, with a profit of 1600U from this wave alone, feeling fantastic.

Honestly, trading at this level should be done like this—find a low entry point, wait for confirmation signals before adding positions, then fully take profits and cash out. No greed, no chasing, stability first.

The most important thing is execution. Many people understand but just can't hold on. There are opportunities like this every day in the market; the key is whether you have laid out in advance. Continue to follow up on $PIPPIN and other targets, waiting for the next signal.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-11 03:31

1600U is so easily in hand? Why do I always feel like I’m just a little short of the right timing 2. The key is to stay patient; if you see the opportunity but don’t dare to act, you’ll miss out big 3. Execution is indeed the killer move; I know plenty of people who got stuck because they hesitated 4. The 0.0216 level is really attractive; now I regret not investing a bit more 5. Not being greedy or chasing profits is so true; I’ve lost everything because of greed before 6. If you haven’t prepared well for the ambush, don’t blame the market for running away 7. I need to learn this logic of confirming signals before adding positions; tight stop-loss is so crucial 8. Every day is an opportunity, but only a few are truly seized; that’s the cruel reality 9. Will the next wave of PIPPIN be like this too? I want to try following the layout 10. Not holding on and misjudging the market are far apart; the former is the real enemy

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WalletDoomsDay

· 01-10 21:40

Hey, execution is indeed a weakness. I've seen many friends who see the right opportunity but hesitate. Wait, 0.0216 bottoming out to 0.025? It feels like the signal came a bit too quickly. Not being greedy or chasing is correct, but in actual trading, emotions always influence decisions. Admit it. Are you interested in $PIPPIN? I'll observe first before making a move. Last time, I almost got caught following the trend. There are indeed many opportunities for low-position layout, the key is whether you're willing to pre-embed. 1600U is quite a lot, but whether the next wave can be replicated is the question. I love hearing "take profit and cash out," but unfortunately, most people end up overleveraged and get wiped out.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-10 16:24

Is 1600U gone just like that? Do I have to keep following your rhythm, friend?

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RugPullSurvivor

· 01-09 08:59

Ha, it's that kind of task that looks simple but 99% of people can't do. Not being able to hold is really a common problem. --- 1600U, this is the advantage of premeditated ambush. I also wish I had this spare money to buy the dip. --- Execution comes down to mindset; for most people, it's just that one step away. --- I agree with waiting for signal confirmation before adding positions, otherwise it's just like gambling. --- That's right, but market changes are too fast. Who knows when the next one will appear. --- Feels like every time others make money, I just watch the fun, haha. --- Entering the market at a low point and taking profits quickly is easy to say, but it can crush your mindset when actually doing it. --- This kind of steady operation is indeed much more reliable than chasing highs and killing lows.

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-09 08:59

Oh, this is discipline. Look at those who are chasing the high and still stuck.

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NFTRegretter

· 01-09 08:59

Haha, finally seeing someone really holding on is not easy. Not being able to hold is a common problem. I'm the type who sees the right direction but cuts losses during volatility. 1600U is still good. The key is what you mentioned about execution. I need to reflect on this.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 01-09 08:41

Damn, you took down 1600U like that? I'm still debating whether to chase after it or not.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-09 08:31

Damn, this move is definitely on point. The ambush was perfectly executed, and it makes all the difference.

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