2025-12-06 11:22:05

Recently, I've been in terrible shape, and my trading performance has plummeted.

Last night, I bought both Bubble and bnkyc at the same time, hoping to catch a swing trade. Who knew Rune would suddenly surge violently this morning, while the two I held kept dipping. The wtf I was optimistic about clearly had a good trend, but I still managed to turn it into a loss with my own operations.

Hitting pitfalls one after another really makes me question my life—I might really be sick, feeling both incompetent and lazy.

I can't go on like this. I need to readjust my mindset and thoroughly review my trading logic.

BUBBLE-12,05%

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GasFeePhobia

· 2025-12-09 07:03

Haha, this is really miserable. The whole market was mocking us the moment Rune pumped. Same here, damn it. Always chasing highs and selling lows. Forget about reviewing, just wash up and go to bed, bro. We'll keep losing tomorrow. Whether we're good or not, we're all the same. It's just bad luck. Seriously, don't blame yourself too much. That's just how this game is—everyone steps on all the pitfalls.

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HalfPositionRunner

· 2025-12-09 02:21

Ha, this is what self-redemption from chasing highs and selling lows looks like. You missed the Rune pump but wasted ammo on Bubble and bnkyc instead. This combo is truly something else. Wtf, I was watching that move too. Your surgical level of reverse trading is really a skill. Don’t be too hard on yourself—it’s just that the hot trends are shifting fast lately, it’s normal to have trouble keeping up. Reviewing your trades is right, but don’t overthink it—sometimes it’s just a matter of luck, not skill. --- Another story of getting trapped by market rotations, happens every day. Same here, held onto a crap coin all day yesterday. --- Stepping on landmines back to back? Means it’s time to cut your losses. --- This round was rough, but people who dare to review their trades always survive in the end. --- The coins you’re bullish on end up losing money—this kind of “reverse” talent, not many people have. --- Rune pumping out of nowhere is just routine, bro. Time to learn to let go.

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WenMoon42

· 2025-12-09 02:14

Haha, really, I'm the same way. The ones I’m optimistic about always turn out wrong, and the ones I think are wrong always end up being the right ones. Sometimes it’s just a mindset collapse—you don’t have the guts to get in at the bottom. Don’t blame yourself too much, that’s just how the crypto world is. Today’s noob might turn things around tomorrow. Reviewing your trades is the right thing to do, but don’t wear yourself out. Sometimes you just have to admit defeat and start over.

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OffchainOracle

· 2025-12-06 11:52

Ha, that's the magic of crypto—always managing to step right into the pitfalls. Had similar experiences myself, feels like I've become a reverse indicator.

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AltcoinTherapist

· 2025-12-06 11:51

Haha, that's just us—always buying the wrong coins and selling at the wrong time. That Rune wave was truly insane; once you miss it, it's gone. Alright, let's chill for a few days and stop chasing the highs. We're amateurs, but at least we're still in the game. Let's keep going. This round of trading was a bit too impulsive; reviewing it is definitely necessary. I think you should try trading less frequently.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2025-12-06 11:46

It's all about picking the wrong coins, that's just my fate. I didn't catch that Rune wave either, feeling crazy. I'm telling you, this is classic FOMO—wanting to jump into everything you see. Yeah, I'm not good at this, but reviewing my trades is useless, it's just bad luck. My stop-losses are too soft; I only sell when the pain is unbearable. I actually want to know how you managed to step on two landmines at the same time—how unlucky can you get?

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