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It must drop down to the old bottom of 85 to possibly bounce back
I'm stuck with this coin
Is there any chance for Neiro?
#NEIRO
Is there any chance for Neiro?
#NEIRO
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Holding the cosine with the neuro up and down is no different at all 😪😪😪
$COS actually buying and selling increase or decrease is just a form, the candles decrease are all the same, it's all controlled by one person. Buying in then decreases, selling out then increases, but the configuration decreases mostly are the same.
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Neiro started to go down 😴😴😴😴 made a profit of 400 dollars, greedy in the end returned to the old pig trough driving 😴😴😴
$NEIRO The choice is yours but I advise you to be careful.
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What do I differ from😅 I thought the support would bounce back, but who knew it would go down further
I don't dare anymore, I sleep at 0.9, wake up at 230% to sell, thought it was easy but ended up losing everything and still in the red
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That's right, buddy. I'm holding it too.
I still have an unwavering belief that #bttc will be one of the coins that soar strongly in the upcoming wave of 2025
This is not investment advice, just a personal share
This is not investment advice, just a personal share
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#cos 🚀🚀🚀 Is the price of 0.0092 already the bottom, guys, so I can recover the money I lost yesterday 😇😇😇
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#cos Last night I tried to hold on until it went down to 0.0092, and there was just a tiny bit left to escape. Yet it forced my account to explode. The moment I was liquidated was when it turned around 🤧🤧🤧 so frustrating
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If it drops to 94.2, I will be liquidated 😪😪😪
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#Bttc 🚀🚀🚀 No matter how the market changes out there, I still sleep soundly knowing that every day the chicken lays eggs for me 🥰 If the price of BTTC just loses 2 zeros, I will become a millionaire 🚀🚀🚀
The plan to burn some tokens to enhance the value of BTTC is about to be implemented. As soon as there is an official announcement, it will soar to the moon 🤑🤑🤑
The plan to burn some tokens to enhance the value of BTTC is about to be implemented. As soon as there is an official announcement, it will soar to the moon 🤑🤑🤑
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The most frustrating thing is sending it while charging a 5% fee except for the mother. When it's time to withdraw, it says there aren't enough funds to cover the gas fee. But it doesn't support depositing SOL to pay the fee 😂😂😂 truly frustrating.
Nearly 10 million, not collected any money yet
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Me too 😅😅😅 I can put it in but can't take it out 😂 luckily it's only a few dozen dollars lost
Lost money foolishly because I bought coins on a web 3 wallet, then lost money foolishly because I played futures, my monthly salary is 10 million, I don't know where to make money to compensate for the salary I give to my wife here 😭😭😭
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It's not just BTT; any coin will drop if you set the selling price lower. If you set the buying price, it will go higher. If you want to sell immediately, just close the position and it will match right away.😅😅😅
$BTTC this price is sold but it has increased 136 times and still does not match the order a scam like this even if you buy it you won't get anything just a loss of capital
may I ask if anyone has encountered this situation please give your opinion..
may I ask if anyone has encountered this situation please give your opinion..
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No no no BTTC I will wake up tomorrow 🚀🚀🚀
$BTTC I will sleep forever
Great 🚀🚀🚀
Imagine if you hold #BTTC until 2030, will you regret investing $50? I don't regret it!
#bttc🤓 $BTTC
#bttc🤓 $BTTC
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It's really my own fault. 😪😪😪
“Master Your Mind, Master the Market”
When I first started trading, I let my emotions take the wheel. If a trade was going well, I’d hold on too long, hoping to squeeze out just a little more profit—only to watch it reverse on me. If it was going south, I’d panic, close too early, or worse, double down trying to “win back” my losses. Sound familiar?
One day, after a particularly bad streak, I realized something: it wasn’t the market beating me—it was me. My fear of losing and greed for quick wins were running the show. That’s when I picked up Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas, and everything changed.
Douglas breaks down what most traders never realize: success isn’t about predicting the market—it’s about following a process. He teaches that the market operates in probabilities, and if you don’t trust your system or let emotions cloud your decisions, you’ll sabotage yourself. It’s a must-read for anyone serious about trading.
Here’s what helped me turn things around:
• Risk first, reward second: I started deciding how much I was okay losing before every trade. It made pulling the trigger easier and removed the fear.
• Follow the plan: If there’s no setup, there’s no trade. It’s better to sit on your hands than force a bad position.
• Detach from the outcome: I stopped trying to win every trade. My job is to execute my plan, not predict the market.
• Take breaks: After a loss, I used to revenge trade. Now, I step away, cool off, and come back with a clear mind.
Looking back, I wish someone had told me earlier that trading is more about mastering yourself than mastering the charts. If you’ve ever felt stuck in that emotional cycle, you’re not alone.
Do yourself a favor and read Douglas’ book—it might be the best investment you ever make.
What’s been your biggest challenge in staying disciplined? Let’s share and learn from each other.
#TradingMindset #MarkDouglas #TradingInTheZone #DayTrading #CryptoTrading #EmotionalDiscipline #RiskManagement #Probabilities #TradingPsychology #TraderJourney
When I first started trading, I let my emotions take the wheel. If a trade was going well, I’d hold on too long, hoping to squeeze out just a little more profit—only to watch it reverse on me. If it was going south, I’d panic, close too early, or worse, double down trying to “win back” my losses. Sound familiar?
One day, after a particularly bad streak, I realized something: it wasn’t the market beating me—it was me. My fear of losing and greed for quick wins were running the show. That’s when I picked up Trading in the Zone by Mark Douglas, and everything changed.
Douglas breaks down what most traders never realize: success isn’t about predicting the market—it’s about following a process. He teaches that the market operates in probabilities, and if you don’t trust your system or let emotions cloud your decisions, you’ll sabotage yourself. It’s a must-read for anyone serious about trading.
Here’s what helped me turn things around:
• Risk first, reward second: I started deciding how much I was okay losing before every trade. It made pulling the trigger easier and removed the fear.
• Follow the plan: If there’s no setup, there’s no trade. It’s better to sit on your hands than force a bad position.
• Detach from the outcome: I stopped trying to win every trade. My job is to execute my plan, not predict the market.
• Take breaks: After a loss, I used to revenge trade. Now, I step away, cool off, and come back with a clear mind.
Looking back, I wish someone had told me earlier that trading is more about mastering yourself than mastering the charts. If you’ve ever felt stuck in that emotional cycle, you’re not alone.
Do yourself a favor and read Douglas’ book—it might be the best investment you ever make.
What’s been your biggest challenge in staying disciplined? Let’s share and learn from each other.
#TradingMindset #MarkDouglas #TradingInTheZone #DayTrading #CryptoTrading #EmotionalDiscipline #RiskManagement #Probabilities #TradingPsychology #TraderJourney
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So amazing!
Leave it here and say nothing more!!!$BTTC