2025-12-31 20:38:56

A few days ago, I saw that $COLLECT could break even, so I wanted to take the opportunity to shake off the trapped orders. I originally planned to hold at 0.08 for the long term, but I chickened out and changed it to 0.06. Now I regret it, as this coin is still going up.

The contract issues are even more frustrating. Every time I see a good market opportunity and want to enter, the timing seems to go against me—either the market starts moving while I’m sleeping, or I place an order and it immediately drops. Where is the promised technical analysis? When it comes to real trading, it seems like everything fails.

I have to wait for the next wave and see if I can find a better opportunity. This constant back-and-forth feeling is really getting to me.

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DeFiDoctor

· 17h ago

The consultation records show that this is a typical strategy complication—lack of scientific basis in setting stop-loss points, with clinical manifestations of emotional adjustments. Changing from 0.08 to 0.06, the core issue is not the price, but the failure to properly set psychological risk warnings.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 17h ago

Damn, I've also hit this kind of price before, and I regret it every second. Just like you, technical analysis on the K-line is super accurate, but once real trading starts, it turns into a pig's foot. Don't sweat it, buddy, just wait for the next wave.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 17h ago

Haha, me too. There are so many people selling at 0.06. Technical analysis is really just a paper tiger in the face of real trading. Just sleep, and the market is gone; wake up and regret it. Next time for sure, anyway, we all say that.

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GameFiCritic

· 17h ago

Ha, this is a classic case of psychological game failure. When you changed the stop-loss from 0.08 to 0.06, you had already lost — not to the market, but to your own risk aversion coefficient. The key issue is that your stop-loss logic and entry timing didn't build a symmetrical incentive model at all. The failure of technical analysis in live trading, frankly, is because you haven't established a stable decision-making framework — lacking reproducible parameter validation. Suggestions to review: - Before each entry, set three key points (support, target, stop-loss) - Don't let emotions override established rules When the market moves while you're sleeping, you need to reflect on whether your trading cycle setting matches the actual market liquidity rhythm. Don't get stuck in the next wave; let the data speak.

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PessimisticLayer

· 17h ago

0.06 orders are really awesome, this is a typical cowardly move Bro, forget about trading contracts, technical analysis is useless in real trading Wait for the next wave, don't get too emotional

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GasFeeSobber

· 17h ago

0.06 when I placed the order, I knew you would regret it haha ``` Losing your mindset, right? This is the daily life of the crypto circle ``` Start it when you go to sleep, and it crashes as soon as you enter the market. I know this routine too well ``` Technical analysis is all lies, just accept it ``` Basically, you can't hold it in your heart. Should have sold at 0.08 early on ``` Repeatedly struggling is better than repeatedly losing, that's for sure ``` Next wave? Wake up, buddy, every wave is the next wave ``` Contracts are just battling your own inner demons ```

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