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This is my deep reflection on the latest short-term trading in DOGEUSDT, executed with 10x isolated leverage on a one-hour timeframe. After DOGE experienced a strong upward surge, reaching resistance levels at 0.1329 - 0.1330, which is an area where the price previously struggled. At that moment, I reminded myself not to be influenced by the green candle mood and also not to follow the market impulsively.
Before entering the trade, I took time to observe price behavior. Although the short-term trend indicated an upward movement, momentum near resistance started to weaken. Rejection candles and fluctuations around the moving average showed that buying strength was diminishing. From experience, many losses occur due to entering too late, so I waited for confirmation rather than acting impulsively.
Emotionally, this trade was not easy. I was confident in my analysis, but I also fully understood that the market can always go against my expectations. I accepted the possibility of loss before entering the trade. This approach helped me stay calm because once you accept the risk, fear will not control your decisions as much.
I opened a short position of 4,090 DOGE at the level of 0.13212. I deliberately avoided using higher leverage, even though the platform allows it. My focus was on protecting capital, not maximizing profit. In previous trades, excessive leverage caused unnecessary emotional pressure and mistakes, so this time I chose discipline over greed.
After entering, I intentionally avoided focusing too much on each candle. Overly close observation of the chart often leads to panic closing or revenge trading. I told myself that, regardless of whether the trade results in profit or loss, as long as the plan is executed correctly, my job is done. This mindset shift helped me stay patient and confident in my strategy.
Over time, the price slowly and steadily moved in my favor. There was no sharp decline, but the market respected the resistance zone. As of writing, the trade shows an unrealized profit of +3.55 USDT, and a ROI of +6.50%. Although this seems like a small profit, emotionally, it marks a significant improvement in my trading journey.
What I value most about this trade is not the profit, but the process. I followed my own rules, controlled emotions, respected risks, and avoided impulsive decisions. Even if this trade ultimately ends in a loss, I will still consider it a good trade because the execution was correct.
This experience taught me some important lessons. Losses are an unavoidable part of trading, and trying to avoid them entirely will only lead to bigger mistakes. Risk management is more important than win rate. Small, consistent gains combined with controlled losses can build confidence and long-term resilience.
My simple and strong advice to other traders: don’t rush into trades, don’t follow prices impulsively, and don’t let emotions control your actions. Make sure your risk is defined before entering a trade, accept the outcome first, and focus on consistency rather than big profits. Trading is not about always being right, but about surviving long enough to grow.
Disclaimer: This post is merely a personal reflection and learning experience in trading, and does not constitute investment advice in any form. Please trade responsibly according to your own risk tolerance.
Discipline, respect the market, and keep growing every day#热门 login to the plaza
This is my deep reflection on the latest short-term trading in DOGEUSDT, executed with 10x isolated leverage on a one-hour timeframe. After DOGE experienced a strong upward surge, reaching resistance levels at 0.1329 - 0.1330, which is an area where the price previously struggled. At that moment, I reminded myself not to be influenced by the green candle mood and also not to follow the market impulsively.
Before entering the trade, I took time to observe price behavior. Although the short-term trend indicated an upward movement, momentum near resistance started to weaken. Rejection candles and fluctuations around the moving average showed that buying strength was diminishing. From experience, many losses occur due to entering too late, so I waited for confirmation rather than acting impulsively.
Emotionally, this trade was not easy. I was confident in my analysis, but I also fully understood that the market can always go against my expectations. I accepted the possibility of loss before entering the trade. This approach helped me stay calm because once you accept the risk, fear will not control your decisions as much.
I opened a short position of 4,090 DOGE at the level of 0.13212. I deliberately avoided using higher leverage, even though the platform allows it. My focus was on protecting capital, not maximizing profit. In previous trades, excessive leverage caused unnecessary emotional pressure and mistakes, so this time I chose discipline over greed.
After entering, I intentionally avoided focusing too much on each candle. Overly close observation of the chart often leads to panic closing or revenge trading. I told myself that, regardless of whether the trade results in profit or loss, as long as the plan is executed correctly, my job is done. This mindset shift helped me stay patient and confident in my strategy.
Over time, the price slowly and steadily moved in my favor. There was no sharp decline, but the market respected the resistance zone. As of writing, the trade shows an unrealized profit of +3.55 USDT, and a ROI of +6.50%. Although this seems like a small profit, emotionally, it marks a significant improvement in my trading journey.
What I value most about this trade is not the profit, but the process. I followed my own rules, controlled emotions, respected risks, and avoided impulsive decisions. Even if this trade ultimately ends in a loss, I will still consider it a good trade because the execution was correct.
This experience taught me some important lessons. Losses are an unavoidable part of trading, and trying to avoid them entirely will only lead to bigger mistakes. Risk management is more important than win rate. Small, consistent gains combined with controlled losses can build confidence and long-term resilience.
My simple and strong advice to other traders: don’t rush into trades, don’t follow prices impulsively, and don’t let emotions control your actions. Make sure your risk is defined before entering a trade, accept the outcome first, and focus on consistency rather than big profits. Trading is not about always being right, but about surviving long enough to grow.
Disclaimer: This post is merely a personal reflection and learning experience in trading, and does not constitute investment advice in any form. Please trade responsibly according to your own risk tolerance.
Discipline, respect the market, and keep growing every day#热门 login to the plaza
