I think the maximum I’ve ever held a position for was a 300% gain. I consider that a good profit, but when you look further along the chart and see that the coin went up 1,000%, it’s hard not to feel frustrated and get FOMO.
But I feel like you have to accept one thing: this is probably just part of the game. You have to be able to let go of the coins you’ve already made money on and move on to find the next runner.
You need to work on your emotional state and learn not to let FOMO and regret control your decisions. You don’t need to catch the entire move — you just need to consistently capture a meaningful part of it.
@axelatedSOL Bro, I’m just at the beginning of my journey too, and I’m rooting for you. Hope it all works out — the most important thing is staying in the game for the long run 🤝
@dreiflips@noattackk So is it normal to spend the whole day and not find a single coin worth trading? Do you sometimes end the day without taking any trades because nothing meets your criteria?
@dreiflips Hi! Axiom seems to be working inconsistently for me. My internet connection is good, but sometimes the chart just freezes completely, or it’s extremely slow, especially on the 1-second timeframe. Have you experienced this or do you know what might be causing it?
1/ We’re building a perpetual protocol around a simple idea: outcomes should come from market direction and position management, not from hard-to-model exchange mechanics.