Trading is like opening a blind box; no one knows what the next move will be. The needle is inserted inexplicably, and the market maker's intentions are impossible to decipher. Only you know for sure whether you've made a profit or a loss.
A few days ago, I reviewed last year's trading records and remembered that on October 9th, I took a long position on Ethereum that resulted in a direct loss of nearly 100,000 yuan. The 1000 units of Gaoshiba were lost just like that, and I still feel uncomfortable about it. Fortunately, I adjusted my strategy in time afterward. Over the course of 2025, after some ups and downs, I finally stopped the bleeding. The net profit for the year was around 130,000 yuan, overall turning losses into gains.
The biggest fear in trading is self-deception. Regular review is necessary to see your true level clearly. Some trades are inexplicably profitable, while others are inexplicably losing. The only things you can control are your mindset and discipline. Next year, I will continue to strictly follow my plan and not be led astray by short-term fluctuations.
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Anon32942
· 8h ago
Losing 100,000 just like that, I went through that too, and my mental state collapsed for a whole week.
Reviewing really saves lives; otherwise, it's hard to tell if it's luck or skill.
Stick to discipline next year, don't be tempted by short-term gains again.
Turning losses into profits is already good; take profits when it's good and don't be greedy.
Mindset and discipline, easy to say but damn hard to do.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 8h ago
nah fr the "10w loss then 13w gain" arc hits different... opportunity cost on that eth position alone probably cost you another 20-30bps in capital utilization tho? anyways discipline over thesis validation any day
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gas_guzzler
· 8h ago
100,000 yuan gone in an instant, this is our daily life
During heavy losses, you know exactly how much you can handle, but turning losses into profits still depends on discipline
Reviewing your trades is really important, otherwise gains and losses are all a blur
Who knows what the market maker is really thinking, you can only control yourself and not act recklessly
Turning a loss of 130,000 yuan into a profit—that's a genuine achievement
Trading is all about mindset and execution, nothing else
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 9h ago
Losing 100,000 and still able to turn things around, this mindset is really strong.
That huge loss really teaches you a lesson.
Reviewing your trades truly saves your life; otherwise, you'd have lost everything long ago.
Discipline sounds simple in theory, but executing it is extremely difficult.
Don't let the market manipulators lead you around next year. Keep going!
Trading is like opening a blind box; no one knows what the next move will be. The needle is inserted inexplicably, and the market maker's intentions are impossible to decipher. Only you know for sure whether you've made a profit or a loss.
A few days ago, I reviewed last year's trading records and remembered that on October 9th, I took a long position on Ethereum that resulted in a direct loss of nearly 100,000 yuan. The 1000 units of Gaoshiba were lost just like that, and I still feel uncomfortable about it. Fortunately, I adjusted my strategy in time afterward. Over the course of 2025, after some ups and downs, I finally stopped the bleeding. The net profit for the year was around 130,000 yuan, overall turning losses into gains.
The biggest fear in trading is self-deception. Regular review is necessary to see your true level clearly. Some trades are inexplicably profitable, while others are inexplicably losing. The only things you can control are your mindset and discipline. Next year, I will continue to strictly follow my plan and not be led astray by short-term fluctuations.