2025-12-24 02:24:56

Today marks the 33rd day of full-time Cryptocurrency Trading. The night before last, I set a buy order for ETH and went to sleep, waking up to find that it got executed. I learned my lesson from previous experiences; placing open orders casually before sleep is like giving money to the market. But this time it's different—there's logical support in the space, and I've set both stop loss and take profit, so I feel relatively stable.

Speaking of which, I really need to change my habit of placing open orders after sleep. The market operates by a basic rule: prices always move along the path of least resistance. Understanding this, rather than blindly betting, it is better to wait for clearer signals before taking action.

The short position on the small account is still asleep and hasn't moved. The liquidity of Bitcoin and ETH has indeed been changing these days; we need to continue observing how it plays out next. Trading is not just about placing orders; more often, it's about waiting and patience.

BTC1,11%

ETH0,25%

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MidsommarWallet

· 2025-12-26 00:20

Sleeping order placement has really caused me many losses. This guy actually made a profit this time, thanks to stop-loss protection. Wait, how do you view liquidity changes? Currently, at this position, it feels like there are no clear signals. 33 days of full-time crypto trading, really brave. I advise you not to follow, it's a matter of probability. The market hates sleep orders the most; waking up to tears. Only after understanding it truly do you understand. I didn't think of the logic of the least resistance path... next time, I need to analyze it this way. Small account short position sleeping, it shows there's definitely a plan in mind. Should I split the position?

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LiquidationAlert

· 2025-12-24 02:56

Placing open orders before bed... We agreed not to do it again, but I still can't help it, haha. Wait, did you really set the stop loss and take profit? Then I can relax. The changes in liquidity have indeed been strange lately, need to be careful not to get washed out. 33 days full-time, you really have guts.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 2025-12-24 02:48

I've also fallen into the trap of placing open orders before bed; it really feels like giving away money. --- You've been full-time for 33 days? Quite bold, brother. --- Waiting for signals earns more than rushing to place orders; I learned this the hard way by getting trapped. --- How do you view the changes in Liquidity? Any new discoveries? --- Setting stop loss and take profit properly keeps you calm; that's the correct way to play. --- Every time before bed, I think about placing open orders, but I always end up losing; now I can't change that. --- I prefer to keep my small account's short order inactive while I sleep; trading while alert really feels good. --- I agree with the logic that prices follow the path of least resistance, but it becomes disappointing in execution. --- Surviving for 33 days is pretty good; many people can't last through the first week. --- The Liquidity in this wave of Bitcoin and Ethereum is indeed a bit strange; we need to keep an eye on it.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 2025-12-24 02:38

This guy has been trading cryptocurrency full-time for 33 days. I believe your logic has support this time, but you really need to change this habit of placing open orders before sleeping. With this wave of liquidity changes, it feels like we haven't reached the best entry point yet. The ability to wait is even more important than the ability to enter a position, and that's true.

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