2026-01-13 18:22:14

Starting today, I am going to take on a trading challenge, using 300 yuan as my principal to test myself. The goal is very clear: first double it to 600 yuan, then push to 1000 yuan, and finally aim for 2000 yuan. Of course, I might also go all the way to zero, and I am mentally prepared for that possibility.

I will publicly share every single trade, whether I make a profit or a loss. You can laugh at me or see me as a clown if you want, I don’t care. The market is never wrong; the only one who can mess up is the trader himself — that’s the truth.

Let’s see where this 300 yuan can take me.

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ChainBrain

· 15h ago

Ha, 300 bucks to play trading. This guts is really big. How does it feel to gamble and go all-in? --- The key is whether you can withstand the moment of mental breakdown. Keep going, brother. --- Another confident boy. I bet five bucks it won't reach 1000. --- I like this transparent sharing of gains. At least not pretending. Let's see how the bullets fly for a while. --- Scheduled to go all-in haha. The market teaches us that the cruelest challenge is these small bets. --- From 300 to 2000, that's more than six times. The probability... But I support trying. --- Sincere lunatics are always more interesting than pretentious smart people. Let's watch along. --- People who lose money love to say the market is never wrong. That's their last words. --- Daring to play like this shows a calm mindset. I'll just be an onlooker and watch.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 20h ago

Where can 300 bucks take you? To be honest, your mindset is correct, but the market will never soften just because of your awareness. Not many people dare to share their orders publicly, I have to admit. I believe in your account, but I also believe in whether you can endure your first retracement.

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MeaninglessApe

· 20h ago

$300 doubles to $2000, that’s really bold of you. I bet half a dollar you won’t last the first week. Alright, brother, just take it as entertainment. Anyway, if you lose, you lose. This mindset is truly unmatched, much more clear-headed than most people. Waiting to see how you turn $300 into $3000, or even just $30 haha. Honest people, I like it. Let’s get started, everyone. Doubling is easy, the key is whether you can hold onto it. You’re right, no matter how good the skills are, they can’t save a greedy mind. Go ahead, I’ll watch along, just to learn some experience. That’s the true trader mentality, but with $300... it’s a bit risky. I just want to know when it will be wiped out, booking the front row in advance.

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ChainWanderingPoet

· 21h ago

300 bucks to turn into 2000? Wow, this guy really dares to think like that. I bet five bucks that in the end, it will still come back to the starting point. --- I respect the transparency of sharing your trades. Much better than those hiding behind the scenes bragging. Just... are you ready for a wipeout? --- It's true that the market isn't wrong; traders are the problem. But when you only have 300 bucks, this "problem" can't be messed with too much. --- Haha, I like this kind of daring to lose and daring to earn attitude. Go for it. --- Waiting to see your battle report. Either earning over ten thousand a month or losing everything overnight. Just looking at it gets me excited. --- I give this mindset a full score. With only 300 bucks in the crypto world, you can't even hear the sound of it going down the drain. --- No hype, no blackening. People who dare to play like this are actually quite understanding. The outcome becomes secondary. --- The goal of 2000 bucks sounds a bit greedy, but your process is worth recording. It becomes a legend. Even if you lose, it's still a lesson. --- I just want to know if your first trade will be an all-in... --- This is the trading log I want to see. Much more reliable than those who keep saying they made millions.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 21h ago

300 bucks challenge, this guy is really ruthless, daring to openly share his trades without fear of being called out. I admire this honesty. --- I bet five bucks on the zeroing, but judging by your attitude, you really don’t have a deceptive mindset. --- Doubling to 2000? Bro, are you testing your mental resilience or your skills? That’s hilarious. --- I just like watching traders who aren’t afraid, sharing both profits and losses. That’s true transparency. --- Who really knows how far 300 bucks can go, but this kind of daring to gamble and accept loss is worth it. --- Ah, I’ve heard the phrase “the market never makes mistakes” so many times, but people still make errors. But your awareness is quite clear. --- Waiting to see your trades. If you can stick to it till the end, I won’t even mind the zeroing. --- Bro, are you doing trading or a psychological test? --- Just for this honesty, I give you a thumbs up. No bragging when you win, no excuses when you lose. Not many people like this. --- Dreaming of 2000 bucks, hope you don’t wake up too soon.

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GasGrillMaster

· 21h ago

Damn, this mentality is really tense. Turning 300 into 2000 makes me look down on the market a bit haha Just do it, I bet you can stick to public for three months Honestly, this 300 yuan tuition might be the most worthwhile investment I just want to see if you can still be so stubborn when you lose everything Doing this is actually pretty fun, at least honest, a hundred times better than those bragging about profits A steady mentality is truly steady, but the market doesn’t buy this From 300 to 2000? Let’s survive the first week first Betting one dollar, you’re practicing mentality rather than trading I followed you, just to see how long you can hold on Sounds nice, but let’s talk about mentality again when you really lose money This courage is really big, if it were me, I would have run long ago

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