2025-12-24 15:25:12

BEAT this time re-enters the market, and the losses from the first two rounds have taught me a lot. To be honest, my previous failures mainly stemmed from three issues: lack of accuracy, poor position management, and frequent adding to winning positions. In this round, I’ve learned my lesson and decided to wait until the price breaks through and stabilizes above the key level of 3 before taking action.

Regarding adding to winning positions, my experience is: most of the time it’s just a money-losing machine, but once you hit a successful operation, the account net value can jump significantly. It’s a bit like reverse contracts—exciting but risky. For this round, I’ve decided not to be repeatedly caught by this logic anymore.

Like everyone else, I’ve been navigating this market through ups and downs. I hope this time BEAT can give us persistent folks a little reward. Wishing everyone a smooth ride in this market!

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 5h ago

Talking again about adding positions on unrealized gains, this thing really is a poison; once you succeed, you get addicted. Having cut losses twice and still daring to come back, feeling good about it. Waiting for a break above 3 before taking action is a good idea, but don’t get itchy and jump in early again. We promised not to be caught in traps and harvested, but the next wave of market moves again makes us greedy—that's just who we are, haha. Since we're already in, BEAT will either soar to the sky or keep falling, either way it's a gamble.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 5h ago

The first two rounds of loss clearing? Man, your mindset is on point, but adding positions on unrealized gains is really a game of probability.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 5h ago

Lost faith in life after the first two rounds of losses, did you really learn your lesson this time? You must guard this hurdle well.

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SandwichDetector

· 6h ago

Lessons from the previous two sweeps, this time I really learned my lesson. But as for increasing positions with unrealized gains... you say you can quit anytime, I don't believe your nonsense.

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VitalikFanAccount

· 6h ago

Getting harvested twice again and still daring to come back, I can only say one word—ruthless. But adding positions on unrealized gains is indeed a gambler's game; one win feels great, ten losses follow.

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DataBartender

· 6h ago

Only after being pushed to the brink of bankruptcy twice did I realize that adding to floating profits is a psychological trap; one quick gain can ruin two months of earnings.

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AirdropHarvester

· 6h ago

Haha, adding positions based on floating profits is indeed a trap; I've been burned by it too. --- Waiting until the price breaks 3 before acting is a reliable idea; stop-loss is even more important than making money. --- Every time I say I won't be harvested again, I end up doing the same thing next time. Why can't I change? --- Poor position management is really more deadly than choosing the right coin. --- This wave of the market depends on whether we can stabilize; keep going, everyone. --- I never believe in adding positions based on floating profits; just hold on without selling, and that's it. --- Feels like a good summary, but I’ll probably step into the same traps again anyway, haha.

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