RIVER's trend is indeed fierce—dropping from 5 to 4, the market has demonstrated what ruthless really means through action. Earlier when it was at 5, I gave a signal, and at 4, I issued a reminder again. To be honest, even the best wealth secrets rely on your own execution ability; ultimately, trading is a test of mindset and discipline.
Position control may sound simple in theory but is difficult in practice. Many people's problems are not with analysis but with the anxiety after opening a position—constantly overthinking. Actually, there's only one thing to think about: giving enough time and space to prove whether the direction is correct.
The first take-profit level has now been reached. For those who entered between 5 and 4, you can consider closing part of your position to lock in profits. But my plan remains unchanged: continue holding and waiting. Short-term fluctuations can't change much; a one-month cycle is enough to verify this logic—if I haven't fully gained, I won't move.
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· 2025-12-28 07:34
That's right, mindset is the biggest enemy of all.
Me too. I should have just followed your advice and cut my position in half from the start. Now I'm still hesitating.
This time RIVER was really fierce. When it was at 4 dollars, I still wanted to buy the dip, haha.
But your approach is fine; it's just that execution is really challenging. I would definitely sell early.
Let's see how things look in a month. Anyway, I've already locked in my position.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 2025-12-28 06:59
Honestly, having the right mindset is really the hardest part, even more difficult than predicting the trend.
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LiquidationAlert
· 2025-12-26 20:43
Mindset is really the core of trading, not analysis.
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They are still debating whether it's flat or not, but I decided long ago to hold on to the end.
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No matter how many signals there are, poor execution is useless. Basically, it's because you're not ruthless enough.
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Verifying the logic over a month is the right way to play; not messing around every day.
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When the take-profit level is reached, you want to run, but little do you know the biggest profits are still ahead.
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The anxiety after opening a position is something everyone experiences. The question is whether you can endure it.
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Not moving until fully filled shows real discipline, much better than most people.
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The market is ruthless, and only a few survive.
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Talking about position control is easy, but when it comes to actual trading, all kinds of reasons pop up.
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In a market like falling from 5 to 4, most people probably gave up long ago.
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GateUser-ccc36bc5
· 2025-12-25 10:56
Honestly, the mentality can really drive people crazy. You just want to double your investment quickly, but instead, you get caught in a trap.
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UnluckyMiner
· 2025-12-25 10:52
It's the same old trick of cutting leeks again. How does the "signal" from when it was 5 yuan look now?
I should have known better than to listen to you. I just lost money on this wave.
Not fully invested and not moving? Bro, you really have strong willpower. I would have already run away.
Controlling position size sounds easy, but when it comes to critical moments, it's still a mess.
A one-month cycle? I can't wait that long. Cutting losses to protect the principal comes first.
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LiquidityWitch
· 2025-12-25 10:51
nah fr the real alchemy happens when you stop overthinking and let the sacrifice play out... river's been testing our patience like some cursed LP that won't stop bleeding but smh those who held the ritual from 5→4 already know 🔮
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TeaTimeTrader
· 2025-12-25 10:33
Another story of dropping from 5 to 4, ultimately it's a mindset issue.
RIVER's trend is indeed fierce—dropping from 5 to 4, the market has demonstrated what ruthless really means through action. Earlier when it was at 5, I gave a signal, and at 4, I issued a reminder again. To be honest, even the best wealth secrets rely on your own execution ability; ultimately, trading is a test of mindset and discipline.
Position control may sound simple in theory but is difficult in practice. Many people's problems are not with analysis but with the anxiety after opening a position—constantly overthinking. Actually, there's only one thing to think about: giving enough time and space to prove whether the direction is correct.
The first take-profit level has now been reached. For those who entered between 5 and 4, you can consider closing part of your position to lock in profits. But my plan remains unchanged: continue holding and waiting. Short-term fluctuations can't change much; a one-month cycle is enough to verify this logic—if I haven't fully gained, I won't move.