2026-01-03 08:30:19

#数字资产动态追踪 Don't overthink it. If it's time to take profits, you gotta take profits; otherwise, it really feels uncomfortable😅. Just experienced the thrill of short-term trading — it's not about chasing overnight riches, but the sense of security from timely profit-taking. Holding positions long-term truly tests your mindset, as price fluctuations can make it hard to sleep. On the other hand, frequent short-term trades, although incurring higher fees, actually reduce psychological pressure. Small profits each time, accumulating over time, this is the real rhythm that can be sustained.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-03 08:57

Oh wow, this is the real way to do it. Holding long-term is truly exhausting. --- Short-term trading is fun, but the transaction fees have never been so expensive. --- Accumulating little by little sounds pleasing, but how many people can actually stick with it? --- You're right, taking profits in time is much more practical than greed. --- The truth is, holding a single position long-term is basically gambling on your mindset; short-term trading indeed has less psychological pressure. --- Those who rely on this kind of steady rhythm to earn profits need to be very disciplined.

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 01-03 08:56

Short-term gains are satisfying, but I'm afraid one pullback will directly bring me back to square one.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-03 08:51

Based on historical data, the short-term T trading strategy indeed avoids the psychological torment of long-term holding. However, from a quantitative perspective, transaction fees and slippage costs have long eaten up most of the excess returns... In plain terms, it's just a way to numb oneself through frequent trading.

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