Recently, I completely cleared my BTC and ETH positions, and after deducting fees, I made $23,000. At this moment, I’m not in a hurry to re-enter the market; instead, I choose to observe and wait for the real opportunity to appear.
After so many years of trading, I increasingly believe in one logic — any good result is not achieved by luck, but is a direct reflection of systematic thinking in the market.
For me, trading has long gone beyond being just a tool for making money. It’s more like a way of life. Every decision is carefully weighed, and every position is the result of rational calculation, never impulsive. True wealth accumulation is gradually built through these calm choices, time and again.
If you’re also thinking about how to make your trading more professional, welcome to exchange ideas. The road will get deeper and deeper.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 22h ago
23000U watching is the right move, I think so too
Wait, this logic sounds a bit familiar
Have you cleared your position? That's really bold. I'm still debating whether to reduce my holdings
Systematic thinking is fine, but the market isn't necessarily systematic. What do you think?
The observation period is the hardest, it's easy to get itchy
But on the other hand, this kind of calmness is definitely more reliable than blindly chasing highs
So how is the 23000U allocated? Or is it just left as is
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-10 01:11
I agree with the move to clear out and wait and see, much better than those who chase gains and sell off every day.
I've heard this kind of reasoning countless times, but actually doing it is indeed rare.
23k is really not bad; the key is being able to hold steady without moving, which is the hardest part.
I'm a bit annoyed by the term "systematic thinking," it sounds like selling anxiety.
Old brother, your recent moves are indeed steady, but I always feel like these "insights" are all after-the-fact armchair strategies.
Wait, what is the real opportunity? What are the standards?
I actually think greed is the biggest enemy in trading, more damaging than any system.
Staying calm and making rational choices is indeed important, but does luck really have no role at all?
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 01-09 05:48
23000U stays steady in the handshake, now that's true resolve.
Waiting for the right opportunity is easier to talk about than to do, I truly respect that.
Clearing out positions so decisively, you're betting on your own judgment, right?
Systematic thinking is correct, but sometimes the market just loves to throw a wrench in the works.
Those who aren't in a rush to get on board often live longer, it's that simple.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-08 06:56
Lying down with 23,000U indicates a stable mindset, and I agree with that.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-08 06:52
Clearing out and waiting, I got this hand better than those who buy the dip every day.
Holding cash requires more discipline than holding coins.
There's nothing wrong with that; luck is just survivor bias.
Waiting for opportunities at 23,000U—that's what professional traders should do.
Systematic thinking vs. gambler mentality, the difference is huge.
Not acting impulsively is the beginning of making big money.
I also believe that calm decision-making is more valuable than frequent trading.
Those who wait for real opportunities end up winning the most in the end.
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BlockchainBard
· 01-08 06:51
Clearing out and waiting is definitely more stable, much better than most people's greed.
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0xTherapist
· 01-08 06:45
Clearing everything in this wave is a bit harsh, but waiting for the right opportunity—there's no other way to think about it.
Holding onto 23,000U is the best thing, just afraid of getting itchy.
Systematic thinking is correct, but few can truly do it.
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RektButAlive
· 01-08 06:36
This craftsmanship, the longer you wait, the more you earn...
Not everyone can maintain this level of calm
To be honest, there are really not many people who take profits
The observation period truly tests human nature, I support your move
Systematic thinking is probably the moat for long-term players
Recently, I completely cleared my BTC and ETH positions, and after deducting fees, I made $23,000. At this moment, I’m not in a hurry to re-enter the market; instead, I choose to observe and wait for the real opportunity to appear.
After so many years of trading, I increasingly believe in one logic — any good result is not achieved by luck, but is a direct reflection of systematic thinking in the market.
For me, trading has long gone beyond being just a tool for making money. It’s more like a way of life. Every decision is carefully weighed, and every position is the result of rational calculation, never impulsive. True wealth accumulation is gradually built through these calm choices, time and again.
If you’re also thinking about how to make your trading more professional, welcome to exchange ideas. The road will get deeper and deeper.