BlockBeats reported that on November 28, top trader Eugene posted on social media, 'This is my best month since I started, achieving the highest win rate and profit record in history, and completing the most trades in a single month.'
Despite the data being impressive, this month felt extraordinarily tough, mainly because BTC violently surged by 35%. When the benchmark asset rises so fiercely and you continuously miss multiple 'home run' level trades, that FOMO (fear of missing out) feeling can be very tormenting. For example, I almost completely missed the market movements of BTC, DOGE, XRP, and ADA, so I felt I performed poorly in front of opportunities.
But this is the norm during a bull market. Fortunately, I successfully achieved good returns on SOL, ETH, and DOGE, compensating for some relative underperformance.
My biggest correct decision was to quickly adapt to the news of Trump's victory and decisively increase my position to take risks as the election results were gradually announced on November 6. Although at that time I held short positions on some altcoins to hedge against the possibility of Harris winning, this quick adjustment mindset really saved me.
The biggest mistake was not realizing the impact of XRP and ADA being listed on Robinhood, and not paying enough attention to the trends in the Korean market (where they are crazily chasing XRP). These were all 2-3 times liquidity opportunities that could have doubled my assets.
Looking ahead, I believe we are still in a PvP (player versus player) market environment until BTC breaks through $100,000. I expect ETH and SOL to perform well at the right time, and tokens with a lower risk curve will also follow. Ideally, BTC should not drop below $85,000, as that would be quite disastrous for the overall risk market.
