2026-01-15 00:54:52

The automated trading scanner is performing as expected from day one. Currently running two positions—long on ACN and short on VST, both showing solid gains and approaching price targets. The system focuses on high-conviction setups with a 5-10% profit goal per trade. It's that time of year when compounding starts to kick in, and this kind of disciplined approach captures those incremental but consistent wins. Early testing results are encouraging.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 3h ago

A target of 5-10% sounds a bit conservative, but I can accept it.

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WhaleMinion

· 12h ago

Compound interest is king, and disciplined trading should be played this way.

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GraphGuru

· 15h ago

Compound interest has started to kick in instantly; this is the way it should be played.

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OneBlockAtATime

· 15h ago

A target of 5-10% sounds quite solid, but I'm worried that a sharp drawdown might come...

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TokenEconomist

· 15h ago

actually, let me break this down—the 5-10% per trade thing is classic risk-adjusted returns theory, but ceteris paribus, you're assuming zero slippage and execution risk across market conditions, which... yeah, good luck with that lol

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BearWhisperGod

· 15h ago

The moment compound interest starts to take off, I love this steady and reliable feeling.

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BlockchainTalker

· 15h ago

actually, let's break this down—the whole "disciplined approach captures incremental wins" thing is giving me flashbacks to kelly criterion optimization. empirically speaking, that 5-10% target per trade? that's basically the sweet spot between avoiding overleverage and actually compounding meaningfully. caveat tho: survivor bias in early testing results hits different when volatility picks up.

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