When a position dips unexpectedly, managing your entries and exits becomes critical. Took some profits as the price pulled back below 30, but multiple buy orders helped stabilize it. Ultimately closed out at 30.03 with 50,000 shares short from an initial entry around 39.22. The key here is having clear levels—knowing exactly where you'll take profits and when to fold. That discipline between the 39.22 entry and the 30.03 exit made the difference. Sometimes the best move is recognizing when the trade isn't working out and moving on to the next opportunity.
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ProofOfNothing
· 13h ago
NGL, a 9-dollar drop can't be withstanded at all, we still have to rely on discipline to save us.
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TokenToaster
· 17h ago
NGL, dropping from 39 to 30, I can still walk away unscathed. Discipline is indeed the dividing line for top traders.
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SmartContractWorker
· 18h ago
Buy in at 39, sell at 30—that profit margin is pretty satisfying... But the key is to stay disciplined, or you'll easily get caught in a trap.
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ValidatorViking
· 20h ago
ngl the discipline here hits different... 39.22 to 30.03 on 50k shares is exactly the kind of battle-tested approach that separates the nodes from the noise. clear levels ain't sexy but they're what keeps your stake intact when things fork sideways. respect the execution
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TrustMeBro
· 01-13 20:35
ngl this move still has some substance; going from $39 to $30 really tests your mindset.
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LayoffMiner
· 01-13 20:34
ngl 39 to 30 this pullback indeed tests mental resilience, but your steady long position operation is quite solid.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 01-13 20:33
From 39 to 30, the key is still to set a proper stop-loss point.
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not_your_keys
· 01-13 20:33
NGL, going from 39 to 30 and still keeping a steady mindset is really not easy. The key is to have a plan.
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ChainPoet
· 01-13 20:29
39.22 cut down to 30.03, this wave really tests your mindset... However, using long positions to rescue the situation feels a bit like gambling.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-13 20:12
ngl 39 to 30, this wave down, and I can still walk away unscathed, my mindset is incredible... Most people have already reached their limit.
When a position dips unexpectedly, managing your entries and exits becomes critical. Took some profits as the price pulled back below 30, but multiple buy orders helped stabilize it. Ultimately closed out at 30.03 with 50,000 shares short from an initial entry around 39.22. The key here is having clear levels—knowing exactly where you'll take profits and when to fold. That discipline between the 39.22 entry and the 30.03 exit made the difference. Sometimes the best move is recognizing when the trade isn't working out and moving on to the next opportunity.