2025-12-30 11:00:31

#数字资产市场动态 Short-term trading has really become a bit addictive these days. I’ve executed 4 trades in a row, with returns approaching 4 times, and that feeling is truly satisfying!

To be honest, my position control wasn’t very strict, with a trial trade size of 200U, but even so, I made nearly 1000U profit. This experience of quickly doubling small amounts makes me more confident in the rhythm of short-term trading.

The volatility in the crypto market is so high that rather than sticking to long-term holds, it’s better to seize those key reversal points. As long as you get the rhythm right, even with a small position, the profits can keep up. After this period of trading, I feel my overall trading logic has become much clearer.

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FarmHopper

· 3h ago

Hmm... Turning 200U into 5 times that amount, just hear it out. The next second, I’ve seen it all before, all gone in an instant. Winning all 4 trades? I doubt the rhythm, luck probably accounts for 70%. This is when things are most likely to go wrong. Addictive trading often ends in the ugliest way. Short-term gains are fun, but few who dare to all-in can survive long.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 3h ago

The word "addiction" is truly fitting. Turning 200U into five times that is really satisfying, but if you lose the rhythm even slightly, it can reverse and become five times the loss.

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GasWaster69

· 3h ago

Bro, this is gambler's mentality. You start to get carried away after a 5x return on 200U? Just wait, next time you'll definitely give it all back. This sense of rhythm is just an illusion. Getting addicted to short-term trading is indeed dangerous. I advise you to pull back before it's too late. All four trades hit? The market is just being kind, don't mistake luck for skill. Basically, it's survivor bias from small-scale trial trades. Want to try applying this logic to large positions?

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ChainProspector

· 3h ago

Haha, a 4x return is so addictive that it becomes a short-term poison. Really got into trouble. Once you experience the thrill of quick doubling, you can't stop. Leveraging 200U to move 1000U sounds great, but this is a game of probability. Just don't cry when you miss next time. Our crypto brothers have long seen through this—volatility is an opportunity. HODLing long-term? That's just a waste of time. What's the prerequisite for catching the rhythm? Good luck, but don't be overconfident, brother. During this period, making a little money makes me think the logic is clear. Let's wait until the big market comes. The key is to maintain the right mindset. Those who get rich quickly are exceptions; most are still losing their savings.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 3h ago

I think this guy is probably going to pay tuition fees. 200U multiplied by 5? Luck can't last a lifetime, and sooner or later, it will have to be paid back.

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HorizonHunter

· 4h ago

Oh no, luck is on a streak. Be careful not to get lessons from the market. 200U multiplied by 5? I feel like this is just the beginning... Having a good sense of rhythm is easy to talk about, but the market can turn around and leave you stunned. Winning streaks can easily make people float, and this is probably the most dangerous time. A 4x return is good, but the question is when to take profits and secure gains. Short-term happiness is temporary; long-term is the true touchstone. I understand this feeling—it's easy to get carried away... must exercise restraint. Timing the market can indeed earn profits, but making mistakes in timing is also common. Making quick money and making steady money are worlds apart; don’t confuse them. Really, small amounts that double quickly are the easiest to make people lose their way.

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