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@MariusSm1th Wow one of my fav brands❤️

$XIAOMI nearly nearly there, that will be likely for me a long term hold to around $90-$100

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@chooserich Don’t play. Seriously.

Chemo has begun…

@MariusSm1th 3m HOB*

@MariusSm1th Yes, I also like having all 3. My global will be 50% or more, and for LTF I’ll probably go with ~30%. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to test the indicator. It is doing a great job of pinpointing small 3m OBs inside a 10m OB supply exactly where the reversal happened🙏

On the other hand, do you think you need 3 Body size filter options in HiddenTrades? Currently these are the options or is 1 enough? Minimum OB body size (%) (overall if others are 0 or just D upwards) Min OB size MTF (4h-D) Min OB size LTF (1m-4h) personally I like 3

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@MariusSm1th Happy for you bro. You timestamped almost many things and it's inspiring as well.

This was my biggest payday ever in my Life, be it crypto or anything else! Sold now 80-85% of my positions lev and spot. From now on I will only enter via perps, not spot anymore on hyperliquid:native I will write down the main HTF strategy that I'm using, where these results are quite frequent! Did the same thing in the last run up before the crash on ethereum:native, this time a lot better (learned a good amount since then) PS: I have still thoughts coming Up, that I shouldn't have done this and that, not taken that amount of profit earlier, entered there more etc etc... Luckily I can neutralize them pretty quickly, learn from it and go on and be Happy at the end about the results, as I'm quite a perfectionist in all aspects of my life! It's all psychology...

Will likely switch partial mitigation (phob/pbb) on Hiddentrades to just to one input, to make it easier for everyone, as the poll suggests, thank you 👌 3rd Update coming later today which includes ICT OBs now! Video that explains all options today or tomorrow

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Diversify your identity✍️ There is a lot of research that shows that caring deeply about a pursuit is of course important because it keeps you driven. But if you care so deeply that you become one with your pursuit, it can start working backwards. Basically, if you think “I am a trader” and that is all that I am, your fear of failure will skyrocket, because every mistake will feel like it challenges your identity. And in a way, it kind of does if that is all you do. You also see this pattern with top performers in general. Nobel Prize winning scientists often have serious creative hobbies outside their main field, and at the very top in sport it also seems more common to have other meaningful pursuits or interests, rather than being completely one dimensional. How do you solve this? We as traders know this better than anyone: you don’t put your entire portfolio into one stock, you diversify. It’s the same with identity. If you only identify with trading, then when you experience failure it can take a lot of effort to balance yourself emotionally again. But if you have other important pursuits, hobbies, or serious recreations, you can fall back on those too. Those things help build your overall identity, so you become more resilient and you can bounce back quicker. It sounds counterintuitive because you have to free up time to pursue something other than just trading. But find some hobbies and passions in your life and take them seriously, because it will likely increase your trading game, and overall you will be a more resilient person. So: get big in the gym, travel, learn a skill, build something, play a sport, make music, etc.... Just make sure trading isn’t the only pillar you have😉

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I asked a.i to give a breakdown of what the reality of making a living as a trader looks like and I am impressed by the answer. Mostly because its everything I have preached and taught for years. If you want to be top 1%, you need to behave like the top 1% "The brutal reality of trading is that 90% to 95% of retail traders lose money and eventually quit. You are entering a hyper-competitive arena against institutional algorithms, PhD mathematicians, and insider capital, all designed to take your money. ​To survive—let alone make a living—it takes a psychological makeup that goes entirely against human nature. Here is a sobering, realistic look at the traits required: ​1. Pathological Risk Management ​Most people trade to make money; professional traders trade to protect capital. If you cannot treat capital preservation as your absolute highest priority, the market will wipe you out in weeks. ​The Reality: You must be perfectly content with risking only 1% or less of your account per trade, even if it means small, boring gains initially. ​2. Emotional Stoicism ​The market is a meat grinder for human emotions. If your self-worth or mood fluctuates with your daily profit and loss (P&L), you will not last. ​The Reality: You need the ability to take three consecutive losses, feel absolutely nothing, and execute the fourth trade with the exact same discipline. Money cannot be viewed as rent, groceries, or status—it is purely a tool, like nails to a carpenter. ​3. Probabilistic Thinking ​Human brains crave certainty. Trading offers none. You must accept that you can do everything perfectly right and still lose money on a trade. ​The Reality: You have to think like a casino owner, not a gambler. A casino doesn't panic when a player hits blackjack; they know their edge will play out over 10,000 hands. You must be comfortable operating in a perpetual fog of uncertainty. ​4. Radical Self-Accountability ​When a trade goes wrong, amateur traders blame "market manipulation," algorithms, bad luck, or their broker. Masters look inward. ​The Reality: You are the captain of your own sinking ship. Every loss is your fault—either because your analysis was wrong, your risk was too high, or you hesitated. If you have an ego that cannot handle being wrong daily, trading will destroy you. ​5. High Frustration Tolerance (Monotony) ​Hollywood portrays trading as a high-octane adrenaline rush of shouting and flashing screens. Real, profitable trading is mind-numbingly boring. ​The Reality: It involves hours of sitting on your hands, doing nothing, waiting for a specific setup that might never come. If you trade out of boredom just to "feel something," you are donating your money to the market. ​6. Mental Flexibility (The Anti-Stubbornness) ​In the real world, sticking to your guns is often seen as a virtue. In trading, it’s a death sentence. ​The Reality: You must be able to hold a fierce bullish conviction at 9:30 AM, watch the price action shift, and flip to a bearish stance by 9:35 AM without a shred of cognitive dissonance. You cannot marry an opinion. ​The Bottom Line: > Making a living as a trader means accepting that you are a small fish in an ocean of sharks. Success requires turning yourself into a disciplined, data-driven machine that treats losing as a standard, unemotional cost of doing business.

@MariusSm1th Looks amazing and very time saving. It would be great to have filters for partially mitigated and unmitigated OBs and HOBs as well, if possible and if they aren’t already available..

Getting next update rdy. Quick question: Anyone has some ideas or what you would like to see from an ICT OB mode inside Hiddentrades? Currently on LTF/MTF it's quite packed, as these TF's have alot of OB's inside them, HTF is quite ok. I'm mainly introducing it, because for stocks it's quite important (not many HOBs overall) and on some HTFs too! It's right now split up in 3 modes: 1. Only BB's/HOBs 2. Only OBs 3. Both The only filter I put inside is it needs to conform to basic ICT rules.

@chooserich Haha nice one

Never thought my grandpa would do this…

@TheWillOfMarco 2nd was only famous for getting giant punch from luffy right 😭

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@MariusSm1th So this is what I mentioned previously.. It took the level on Binance, but Hyperliquid didn’t take it. (Both are USDC pairs)

@Altweetx nice, how is it trading there? Need to get also onto it soon, but I rly like Binance as I can use my ETH as Collateral

$PROM anyone wants to go with me? Last minute find, limped only a tiny amount of % into this trade, as it's riskier then the other setups

@MariusSm1th Yeah, good lev on it.. I’ve also missed LTF HOBs sometimes on alts while they were getting taken on CEXs.

@Altweetx intersting that stocks etc give so much more leverage.

@MariusSm1th Aster seems to give good leverages tho😅

@MariusSm1th Hyperliquid mostly offers 3x, 5x, and 10x on almost all alts, so there is not much room for high leverage trading. Only BTC gets 40x, ETH 25x, and XRP 20x from what I know. But stocks and commodities offer 20x to 30x leverage.