2025-12-30 10:24:06

Recently, I've been very cautious with my mindset. During this wave of LIT market, I only dared to enter with small amounts, trying out 5U. I originally planned to place a pending order at a certain level to catch the move, but I didn't wait for the trigger, so I gave up. The initial entry point wasn't ideal, and I got caught in a position directly, but I managed to benefit from a market correction in the middle, pulling myself out of a loss and ending up with a small profit. The main lesson I learned from this wave is that the entry position is really crucial—being cautious is never too much.

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RektButStillHere

· 4h ago

Trying with 5U can still yield small profits, not bad luck at all, I wasn't this lucky last time --- You're absolutely right about the entry point, I also had to pay tuition repeatedly to understand --- Being stopped out and then pulled back, this wave really thanks to the pullback, otherwise it would have been a real loss --- I support cautious entry, just worried that over-caution might cause us to miss opportunities --- Not triggering the order is sometimes a form of protection, saving a lot of trouble --- This feeling of small profits is the most comfortable, more solid than big swings --- Are you still paying attention to LIT? It feels like the previous waves of enthusiasm have cooled down quite a bit --- Paying tuition was worth it, just knowing the importance of the entry point makes it worthwhile --- Trying with 5U is indeed a wise move, at least it didn't cause fatal damage

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 4h ago

Even 5U testing can turn things around; this luck is truly exceptional.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 4h ago

The entry position is really crucial; missing by two or three points can make all the difference.

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CrashHotline

· 4h ago

Trying out 5U is a brilliant move. I do the same, and trying multiple small amounts actually keeps my mindset better.

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LightningLady

· 4h ago

Trying 5U is actually quite wise; just worried that a pullback might prevent catching that opportunity.

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AirdropHunterZhang

· 4h ago

5U testing the waters can still yield small profits, your mindset is indeed steady. But I really mean it, the entry point is truly mysterious; I feel it's even more important than technical analysis haha

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staking_gramps

· 4h ago

This wave of LIT is not worth it, we're all just betting on when the market will pull back. --- I understand the move of trying 5U, but it's really exhausting. --- The entry point is indeed the key, I've been trapped many times too. --- The feeling of bouncing back from losses is really satisfying, that's what you call profit. --- The moment when your pending order doesn't trigger is the most annoying, feels like missing out on a few hundred million.

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