Everyone, this wave of ZEC long positions has been closed according to plan. Seizing the market rhythm, the price level is also right, it's time to cash out—no greed, no holding on to positions that drag, and no fantasies.
The market logic is actually straightforward: sentiment is recovering, prices are rebounding to test resistance, we took our positions early and took profits as planned, this is called discipline. To put it simply, making money through discipline is always more stable than relying on intuition.
After closing the positions, continue to wait. What are we waiting for next? Waiting for clear strength or weakness signals to re-enter the market.
The market is not in a hurry, and neither are we. Watching K-line charts for emotional signals is a losing game.
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0xSherlock
· 12-14 00:52
Discipline is easy to talk about, but few can truly stick to it. Your recent operations are still steady.
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Wait, does the Fed's decision this time have a big impact on ZEC's subsequent trend, or has it already been priced in?
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Not being greedy is indeed a must-have lesson for longevity, and cutting losses is too.
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I'm also using the signal method, but it’s especially tough when you're itchy to trade haha.
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Executing according to plan is definitely more satisfying than trading on gut feelings, I agree with that.
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Staring at the candlestick charts for too long makes your eyes blurry, and the chance of emotional trading failures is indeed high.
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What should we focus on next? Or should we just keep holding these few coins?
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OfflineValidator
· 12-13 17:09
Bro, this wave of momentum is perfectly timed; disciplined profit-taking truly is an eternal motion machine.
Eat and run, no greed, no loss—this is the way to live the longest.
Waiting for signals is more valuable than waiting for the market; now is the time to watch the show.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-11 10:10
That's what a professional player looks like—no follow-the-leader or gambling, just sticking to the plan. I really enjoy watching these clean and efficient moves.
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RektRecorder
· 12-11 10:06
Oh wow, this wave is really solid. Not blindly following the trend and holding is truly the key.
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Discipline is easy to talk about, but few can really do it.
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Waiting for signals instead of rushing is correct. That previous wave was just too greedy and caused losses.
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Closing positions according to the plan is satisfying, unlike me constantly thinking it can go higher, haha.
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This logic makes no mistake, but the problem is I can never follow through each time.
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The key is not to monitor the market and make emotional trades. I need to remind myself of this repeatedly.
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People with discipline will always earn more than those of us who rely on luck.
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potentially_notable
· 12-11 10:05
I still really appreciate this sense of discipline, but since you've all closed your positions, I'm still debating whether to chase the high haha.
Wait, what exactly do you mean by those strength and weakness signals? I need to learn how to read them.
Damn, I really can't hold my positions; I want to chase when it’s bullish, but I always get cut.
ZEC has been really steady this round, and the key is knowing when to stop, much better than me.
Watching K-lines really becomes addictive; I need to break this bad habit.
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MysteriousZhang
· 12-11 09:54
This is what it should be like to play with coins — just settle when it's time, no hesitation.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 ZEC long profit successfully pocketed
Everyone, this wave of ZEC long positions has been closed according to plan. Seizing the market rhythm, the price level is also right, it's time to cash out—no greed, no holding on to positions that drag, and no fantasies.
The market logic is actually straightforward: sentiment is recovering, prices are rebounding to test resistance, we took our positions early and took profits as planned, this is called discipline. To put it simply, making money through discipline is always more stable than relying on intuition.
After closing the positions, continue to wait. What are we waiting for next? Waiting for clear strength or weakness signals to re-enter the market.
The market is not in a hurry, and neither are we. Watching K-line charts for emotional signals is a losing game.
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