$RIVER this wave of market movement is really good. Bought in at a price of 1.95, and according to the fifth technical node in the preset plan, the target was reached at $32, a 12x increase. To be honest, the most critical aspect of this process is not greed, but execution.
I always adhere to a principle: buy when no one is paying attention, sell when everyone is bustling. How exactly to operate? It’s about staggered positioning and staggered exits. When market sentiment is low and few people are paying attention, that’s often a good time to build positions. Conversely, when everyone is discussing and eager to chase, that’s exactly the signal to reduce positions.
This time, the trading logic for $RIVER also follows this idea. Choose the right technical node, set the target price, and exit when the time comes, regardless of how much more it might rise later. Because no one can accurately predict the peak, instead of greedily trying to earn that last point, it’s better to steadily earn the expected profit. Risk control and mental state management are the most challenging aspects of trading.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-14 16:59
12x multiplier? The execution power is indeed fierce. I just can't do it; I always want to earn a bit more.
When it's really noisy, it's time to run. Easier said than done.
This wave of RIVER is indeed meticulous, with the technical nodes tightly controlled.
I need to learn this batch-by-batch approach well; I keep rushing all at once.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-14 16:57
12x, brother, your execution really is unmatched
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The key is to hold back; when others are chasing highs, you must stay still
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Exactly, you should run when in crowded places; too many people are prone to pitfalls
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I need to learn this batch exit strategy; I always struggle to hold
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Who can accurately predict the market top? Instead of greedily chasing the last point, it's better to retreat completely
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Buy during downturns and sell during peaks—sounds simple, but actually doing it is really difficult
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This wave of river indeed went from being ignored to gaining popularity now; missing out truly regrets me
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Regarding risk control and mindset, these two points are easy to say but sticking to them is the real key
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 01-14 16:56
12x? Easy to say, but execution is easier to talk about than to do.
Can anyone really follow through and exit in batches? There are so many who get itchy just watching the coin price rise.
Who dares to buy the dip when no one is paying attention? Mental resilience is the hardest part.
This round was indeed profitable, but can the next one be replicated? Let's hear your thoughts.
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StablecoinAnxiety
· 01-14 16:53
Seeing a 12x multiplier is exciting, but the key is still mindset. Not many people can fully exit at high levels without losses.
$RIVER this wave of market movement is really good. Bought in at a price of 1.95, and according to the fifth technical node in the preset plan, the target was reached at $32, a 12x increase. To be honest, the most critical aspect of this process is not greed, but execution.
I always adhere to a principle: buy when no one is paying attention, sell when everyone is bustling. How exactly to operate? It’s about staggered positioning and staggered exits. When market sentiment is low and few people are paying attention, that’s often a good time to build positions. Conversely, when everyone is discussing and eager to chase, that’s exactly the signal to reduce positions.
This time, the trading logic for $RIVER also follows this idea. Choose the right technical node, set the target price, and exit when the time comes, regardless of how much more it might rise later. Because no one can accurately predict the peak, instead of greedily trying to earn that last point, it’s better to steadily earn the expected profit. Risk control and mental state management are the most challenging aspects of trading.