2026-01-15 11:33:08

I've been in the crypto space for two or three years. Although my accumulated losses don't seem significant, they are indeed a hefty tuition fee for me as a college student. During this time, I've learned a lot of theoretical knowledge and gradually realized one issue — knowing concepts alone is not enough; practical trading is the real teacher.

Next, I plan to regularly share my trading orders on the forum, including the logic and thought process behind each trade. There are several purposes for doing this: first, to keep a record of my decisions; second, to identify thinking flaws through review; third, I hope experienced traders can offer guidance.

This time, I will start with 100U to test the waters. Even if I lose it all, it won't affect my life. The most important thing is to refine my trading ideas through actual operation and feedback. Thanks to everyone for your suggestions and comments. The collective wisdom of the community often helps us avoid many detours.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-15 15:06

It's all virtual dizziness, another college student "educated" by the crypto circle. Let's see how long they can hold on. --- Trying 100U? Bro, your idea isn't wrong, just worried you'll start self-deceiving again during the review. --- Sharing a trade is fine, but the worst part is when no one corrects you and you still feel good about yourself. --- The tuition should be paid, but don't treat 100U as your last savings—that's the real test. --- Practical trading is always the way to go; theoretical discussions are really useless. But be mentally prepared for another potential loss. --- Sharing on the plaza is a good idea, at least it can help you see through those self-deceptive reasons for opening trades.

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governance_ghost

· 01-15 12:03

Well... to be honest, college students losing money to study is indeed painful, but I would give your attitude a score. Sharing the trades is fine, but I'm worried that the more you review, the more you get stuck in details, and in the end, it still depends on luck. Trying with 100U is okay, just don't take it too seriously. The key is whether you can persist in reviewing and not give up.

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MidnightSnapHunter

· 01-15 12:02

100U testing the waters is still too conservative; this little loss has limited help in improving trading ability. Practical review is useful, but the biggest fear is repeating the same mistakes... Keep going. Just sharing signals requires someone to seriously watch, most of the time it's just chatting with oneself. Learning while losing, I know this routine too well; the key is whether I can learn something from the losses. The community offers advice, but in the end, you still need to refine your own trading system. Another newbie on the road, hope you don't fall into the trap of technical analysis. 坚持记录是对的，但别被自己的"逻辑"迷住了，市场从不讲逻辑 Keeping a record is correct, but don't be blinded by your own "logic"; the market never follows logic. 100U enough... feels still too cautious, not daring to let go. This is the right way to open the crypto world, much better than blindly chasing gains and selling losses. Reviewing might sound simple, but few actually stick with it.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-15 12:00

100U testing the waters is pretty good, just don't get too addicted to reviewing, be careful that the more you review, the more you lose.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-15 11:47

I've paid quite a bit in tuition, but my mindset is still okay—much better than those who go all in and then run away. 100U is indeed enough for practice; I'm just worried about being criticized if I share it 😂 The saying "Practice is the real teacher" is spot on—how many people spend their whole lives just talking on paper. Looking forward to seeing your review, just don't post spam.

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