Day 150
Still selling too early and leaving too much profit on the table. Adjustment: Let your positions run to your predetermined take-profit targets. Stay convicted, don’t get shaken out by pa (the path it gets there may be different from what you had in mind). Sticking to this your winners will outweigh your losses.
Day 149
Coin Selection Adjustment (Continued): Always have a clear thesis before entering a position. Ask yourself — why is this coin worth buying? Does it share similarities with past runners?
Day 148
Missed Opportunities from Fading or Incomplete DD. Adjustment: If a meme coin makes you laugh, that’s a strong signal; it likely resonates with others, too. Humor is often what makes people buy. Don't hesitate and be willing to put on risk if you're early (size correctly). Be thorough with your DD: dive into X threads, gauge sentiment, and understand what the community is thinking.
Day 147
Coin Sizing Adjustment (Continued): Avoid oversizing on any trade. Even if you get lucky and see short-term gains, the market will eventually take it back. Instead, focus on positioning early with the proper size.
Day 146
Coin Selection Adjustment (Continued): Avoid overtrading derivatives of the current meta, be defensive, and focus on looking for the next main runner.
Day 145
Overtrading Adjustment (Continued): Avoid forcing trades — it’s one of the quickest ways to drain your account. Instead, wait for a clear narrative to emerge; trading becomes significantly easier when the theme is obvious. (For example, today’s narrative was centered around Korean coins.)
Day 144
Feeling discouraged during a losing streak. Adjustment: Be kind to yourself and avoid viewing losses as purely negative. Every loss is a valuable opportunity to learn, reflect, and evolve as a trader. Growth often comes from setbacks — use them as fuel for improvement.
Day 143
Mindset Adjustment: Start by accepting your current level in meme trading and be honest with yourself. From there, identify your key flaws and focus on correcting the most common/impactful one first. Once it’s addressed, move on to the next. Repeat this process.
Day 141
Feeling discouraged when your portfolio isn’t growing. Adjustment: It’s all perspective. You can choose to feel down on losing days, or you can view them as valuable learning opportunities. Chances to identify mistakes, make adjustments, and improve as a trader.
Day 140
Being too fixated on sniping the perfect entry. Adjustment: It's unrealistic to consistently catch the bottom. Instead, DCA with two 1% clips within your target range to build a position more effectively.
Day 139
Avoid using price or market cap alone as your stop loss. Adjustment: Enter trades with strong conviction based on sound reasoning. If the fundamentals haven’t changed, exiting solely because of price movement undermines your original thesis. Let the trade play out unless your reasoning becomes invalid.
Day 138
Adjustment to managing emotions (Continued): Stay present in the moment. Recognize the triggers that spark anger or frustration, and call them out immediately: "I'm getting emotional right now. I need to step back and reset—if I don’t, it could damage my trading."
Day 137
Don't focus on PNL (continued). Adjustment: Shift your focus entirely to executing each trade well. The outcome (PNL) is secondary. True consistency comes from mastering execution. Profits will follow naturally.
Day 136
Struggling with frustration and emotional reactions when trades don’t go as planned. Adjustment: Identify the triggers that cause anger or tilt, and develop strategies to stay composed before emotions impact your trading decisions.
Day 135
Taking too many low-quality trades where the probability and RR aren't there. Adjustment: Focus strictly on trading the front side of the move. Take one entry and scale out. Avoid reentering trade OR trying to bounce back side.
Day 134
Learn to take losses without getting emotional. Adjustment: Understand that you won’t win every trade. Trading is a game of probabilities. Losses are inevitable and part of the process. Accept them, manage them, and move forward.