The day before yesterday, I was browsing short videos when I suddenly saw a new phrase spreading. My intuition told me it might be a new coin. So I opened my wallet and searched, and sure enough, I found it—it's a project that was just launched recently.
Honestly, at times like this, I just want to take a gamble. I deposited 10 USDT to try my luck. Unexpectedly, the market took off directly in the afternoon, with a pretty significant increase.
When I saw the profit emerging, my first reaction was to reduce my position. I sold half of my holdings to lock in gains, and the remaining half was just for playing with the mindset—anyway, the cost has already been recovered, and now it’s just about whether it can continue to run. Although this approach might miss out on further gains, at least I can sleep peacefully.
This is how trading works; knowing when to exit is often more important than knowing when to enter.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 11h ago
Damn, this is my problem every time. I make a profit and want to run, only to watch others increase tenfold right in front of my eyes.
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CantAffordPancake
· 01-12 00:14
This reaction speed is really fast. I often do the same, but most of the time I'm not so lucky.
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 01-11 03:58
I have to give you a thumbs up for this mindset; people who are not greedy really do live longer.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 01-11 03:58
This guy has realized it. When it's time to act, just do it. People who are not greedy live longer.
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DevChive
· 01-11 03:54
Damn, this luck is insane, going all-in on short videos and still flying? How have I been scrolling for so long without seeing such a crazy opportunity?
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 01-11 03:53
Well, I have to admit, running with half a position is definitely much more comfortable.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 01-11 03:37
This guy made a profit and is still so calm. I would have gone all-in long ago.
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SerumSqueezer
· 01-11 03:30
This guy really understands it. Locking half the position is just setting a psychological bottom line for himself, and the remaining half is treated as a gamble.
The day before yesterday, I was browsing short videos when I suddenly saw a new phrase spreading. My intuition told me it might be a new coin. So I opened my wallet and searched, and sure enough, I found it—it's a project that was just launched recently.
Honestly, at times like this, I just want to take a gamble. I deposited 10 USDT to try my luck. Unexpectedly, the market took off directly in the afternoon, with a pretty significant increase.
When I saw the profit emerging, my first reaction was to reduce my position. I sold half of my holdings to lock in gains, and the remaining half was just for playing with the mindset—anyway, the cost has already been recovered, and now it’s just about whether it can continue to run. Although this approach might miss out on further gains, at least I can sleep peacefully.
This is how trading works; knowing when to exit is often more important than knowing when to enter.