2026-01-09 10:26:20

Starting with 20,000 USDT, aiming to reach 50,000 USDT. Currently, the account has already grown to 94,000 USDT. To be honest, it's still a bit interesting. However, in the latest wave of operations, I took out 15,000 USDT, and that feeling... I can only say I was stunned.

The most interesting part is that those impressive data, indicators, and models are actually not heavy enough in real trading. Compared to the intuition and gut feeling accumulated over years of experience, data sometimes just seem a bit pale. It's not that technical analysis is useless, but experience is like a trader's sixth sense — it won't deceive you.

The road must go on, and the goal of 50,000 USDT is not far away. The key is not to be fooled by data, but to think more about the market's temperament.

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DecentralizeMe

· 8h ago

It's already 94,000 and you're still saying the target is 50,000. Is this guy here for Versailles haha --- Intuition is reliable, but that 15,000 loss might also be your intuition telling you so --- Data useless? Then how did you turn 20,000 into 94,000? Rely on feelings? --- Experience is indeed awesome, but the tuition fee is a bit expensive --- Getting frustrated is right, it means the trading is still alive --- Who really understands the market temperament... figure it out yourself --- Agree, indicators are all deceptive, only money won't lie to you --- Was that 15,000 loss due to lack of experience or too much experience

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SellTheBounce

· 8h ago

Still talking about a target of 50,000 when it's already at 94,000... That mindset... There's always a lower point waiting. What's the use of pretty data? In the end, it's just self-comfort for the bagholders.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-10 03:22

94,000 Wow, this wave has directly upgraded from a rookie to the boss of rookies 15,000 gone is no big deal, the crypto circle is like this, data can be deceptive but the market won't lie Is experience valuable? This is the sixth sense gained with real money, much more valuable than indicators If you ask me, don't trust those fancy models, just trust your gut feeling, nine times out of ten you'll survive This path is incredibly interesting, keep pushing, brother. The next 50,000 is not a dream

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OnchainSniper

· 01-09 10:56

94,000 directly surpassing the target, so a loss of 15,000 is just for fun anyway, since there's more profit to be made. Data can be deceptive, but market intuition can't be fooled—that's the real truth. Intuition is something you can't clearly explain or understand, but damn, it works. Target of 50,000? That's been surpassed a long time ago, haha. The market's temperament is pretty well understood now; it's just a matter of waiting for the harvest.

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MEVictim

· 01-09 10:56

94,000 and still talking about a target of 50,000, this mindset is pretty good haha The data looks good, but when it comes to critical moments, you still have to rely on intuition. I feel the same way. Losing 15,000 in one wave is really painful, but this is trading after all.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-09 10:56

94,000 is still a bit intense, but losing 15,000 in one wave still hurts. To be honest, you still have to listen to the market; those parameter indicators are all just floating clouds.

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SelfStaking

· 01-09 10:53

94,000 still, and I can still lose 15,000. This move is really ruthless. But hearing you say that, I believe it now. Indicators are ultimately unreliable.

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DataBartender

· 01-09 10:52

94,000 and still talking about a target of 50,000—this guy is either humble or really a bit carried away. Intuition is right, the data is correct, but the key is which one to listen to—this is the biggest test. That loss of 15,000 was probably caused by being fooled by a pretty indicator. Experience is really a bit of mysticism, but it can't be absent.

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