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Day 13 (-4.268) sol It’s been a rough couple of days. I started off doing well, but I got overconfident and ended up blowing up most of my port. I took trades I shouldn’t have taken, sized into trades way bigger than I should have, chased my losses and completely broke my own rules. I’m choosing to look at this as a hard lesson rather than a failure. The most important lesson from this is that keeping your mindset strong when you’re winning is just as important as keeping it strong when you’re losing. A couple of good trades don’t mean you should change your strategy or play with more size . Discipline is what got me here, and abandoning it is what cost me. Tomorrow is a new day. More lessons, more experience, and another chance to execute the right way.

@sshlimed Stay locked

Awareness is the strongest trait that's needed. As long as you are always aware, nothing will wrong you.

Day 12 (-3.68 ) sol The day started off well. I was up 2 sol in the morning, woke up with a clear mind, and felt like it was going to be a good day. I traded for about six hours before I got ahead of myself and broke my own rules. I made stupid trades that I shouldn’t have been making and deviated from my strategy. Breaking your rules is one of the worst feelings because you know it didn’t have to happen. It was a dumb mistake, and one that cost me more than it should have. These are the days you have to learn the most from. The green days build confidence, but the red days expose your weaknesses. There are plenty more days ahead, and this is far from the end. Tomorrow, we come back better.

Day 11 (+9.25 SOL) My first taste of winning. 10 days ago I was working a 9 to 5 job and and today I made almost a week’s worth of pay in 30 seconds. It’s exciting, but one good day doesn’t mean I’ve made it. All it did was add fuel to my fire and made me even more hungry to learn and improve. I still made plenty of mistakes. I’ll learn from them, apply those lessons, and come back better tomorrow. The biggest lesson I learned is to keep your emotions under control while excited, just as much as during losses. I’m also starting to realize that you can make the most of the trenches no matter the conditions. Even on slow, dry days, there’s always something to learn. You get to study what separates the winners from the rest. Appreciate @Megga @treysocial @alxcooks , have been learning everyday just by watching the stream. See you tomorrow.

@Megga That’s right Meggler

Once you get a taste of winning you will want to grind 10x harder | +155 sol 12k seeing a lot of newer people coming into my streams and i was the same as you guys a couple months back stay consistent and make this your sol priority in life if you want to make it, ly live tmrw

Day 10 (+1.22) sol Somewhat better volume today. Traded for about four hours until I had to get off and take care of some personal things. Missed the runner this morning, and had a stressful morning so my mental wasn’t where it should’ve been. I’d say mindset is the hardest part about trading. I made some decent trades, but my emotions still got in the way and I should’ve done a lot better. I still top blasted. I still had Fomo, I still jeeted, but the point is that I’m recognizing these mistakes, learning from them, and working to strengthen my mental every single day. There were also a few trades where I didn’t stick to my strategy due to my mental being in the wrong place, and not being locked in. That’s something I need to improve. Learn from every trade, whether it’s a win or a loss. Every trade has something to teach you. Write down your mistakes, figure out how to fix them, and apply those lessons the next time you’re in the market. Fresh start tomorrow.

@Megga Getting wicky

did not expect to wake up to that, just jeeted the yacht... live in like 5

Day 9 (+0.14) sol Today was tough , I paper handed over 100 sol on a tweet play when I had 10k entry and it peaked at 400k. Why did this happen? because I stuck to my strategy. That’s a win in my book. Honestly didn’t trade much today at all, hung out with my family and watched the World Cup so I really couldn’t get a full session in, got distracted and wasn’t locked in but I tried to make the best of it. Volume wasn’t the best , had a couple good coins come out but I didn’t bid, as far as mistakes go , the trenches will make you learn a lesson everyday no matter the outcome . Everyday is a a new day .

Day 8 (+0.97 sol) 9hr session today. Trenches were still pretty slow from RH eating volume, but tried to make the most of what was there. First green day after 4 red ones. Stepped back, only bought what I had high conviction on, not anyone else’s. Still made a ton of fuck ups, let emotions creep into some trades when I Shouldn’t have. I always tell myself that it’s better to lose on a good trade, then make profit on a bad trade that deviates from your strategy. what matters is consistency and sticking to your own conviction. Still got a ton to learn, still in my head with questions, and emotions are getting the best of me but time + training your mental will smooth that out. Every day is a fresh start. Keep grinding.

@locos0088 All personal preference and deciding which UI you like the most , for me it’s Terminal. I’m not the best to take advice from but I recommend Terminal & Axiom. gmgn if you’re trenching robinhood coins.

Best trading platform for meme coins i see people use diff ones

Today marks one week since I quit my 9-5 job to trade memecoins full-time. How’s it going? Horrible. Loss after loss. Lesson after lesson. One day I’m frustrated, the next I’m confident, then I wake up and do it all over again. I lost far more than I should have because I didn’t protect my Port. That lesson came fast, and it was expensive. I’m angry at myself for it, but there’s no point pretending this journey is all wins. So why keep going? Because I want this. Bad. Every trader who’s made it has gone through a learning curve. They’ve made emotional decisions, taken unnecessary losses, and questioned whether they should continue. The difference is they kept showing up, learned from their mistakes, and got better. This is only week one. I’m going to document the wins, the losses, the mistakes, and everything in between. No fake screenshots. No pretending every trade is a 100x. If you’re starting out in trading or chasing any goal , don’t let a bad day convince you to quit. Protect your capital, learn from your mistakes, and show up again tomorrow.