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One of the most important rules in trading: don't size up after a win Winning makes you overconfident and that's when you give it all back Always reset to your base size. Do not feed your ego

Hesitation is what kills most traders Hesitation to slam the buy button on a conviction play after a 10% decline Hesitation to cut losses early Hesitation to take profits Hesitation to farm an up and coming protocol No matter what you do, do not hesitate Execute, and learn

附一篇：传奇交易员 GCR 的30条交易心得 theblockbeats.info/news/36968

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moments like these king maker trades happen pay attention closely and stop wasting your time on the timeline watching everyone doom post

Things I Learnt from CBB’s post >1. Document Everything If you read through this CBB post, you'll actually see how detailed his documentation is. I actually think that's the same standard everyone should follow. Because he was documenting, he was able to go back from time

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trenches so cooked there’s rug edits now

1M Challenge completed. After 320 days of trading I managed to flip 1 sol into $1,000,000 on my challenge wallet Some stats: trades: 18,903 trades Win rate: 65% Max profit on a single token: $46K Max loss on a single token: $1.3K Average daily profit: $3.2K My method

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The most important quality as a trader is patience Patience to buy Patience to hold Patience to sell If you can't be patient, how do you expect to be profitable? ☝️

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the memecoin/shitcoin market used to be made up of 4 different types of traders that fall within these "buckets" bucket 1: trenchers who would only buy coins at $5K and sell sub $100K bucket 2: traders who would wait for coins to gain traction and have some sort of reason to

most underrated tech to come out recently is trading with USDC instead of SOL so you're not affected by SOL price nuking. GMGN on top. gmgn.ai/r/spuno

The bear market is needed in every cycle to: -humble you -improve you (skill gap + risk management) -zoom out -a taste of how bad you want it -make it all back If you only show up when it is "easy mode" and quit during the hard times, how can you possibly "get better?" Execute

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