Lots of people on this app waist too much time arguing, hating or exposing other accounts. Where you place your attention is where you place your energy. Continues useless debates, heated confrontations and the exposing of shillfluencers is draining the life out of you and you are not even realizing it. I get it, awareness needs to be created for beginners entering the space, but find balance. Most people focus more on the performance of others than their own and then wonder why they are not where they want to be in life.

$HBAR [explanation] To anybody studying my content, listen closely to this clip where I explain in depth how you can refine your entries. Will not only increase your RR on winning trades but also allow you to de-risk quicker if needed. It is in the tiny details that will allow you to increase your results tremendiously.

$SOL I find it ironic how I pointed out a potential HTF #TCT model 1 distribution schematic on SOL which got way overlooked because of the "hype" of Trump launching his own memecoin on Solana. But now, one month and over already a -30% correction later, people start worrying about the $2 billion worth of SOL unlocks that are about to hit the market........ Stop following the herd.

Perfectionism in trading is a double edged sword. Being a perfectionist has caused me too always strive for continuous improvement. The TCT models that u see today, a simplified way of effectively trading Wyckoff models, is a result of hours upon hours of studying, practicing, adjusting and perfecting. It is the reason why I currently trade schematics with an extremely high win rate. But on the opposing side there was always the fear of losing which created more obstacles than I initially expected. Because I was a perfectionist I could not accept being wrong. Every single loss I took needed to have an explanation and if there was not, doubt and fear would creep in my mind. Do you recognize the error in this mental framework? I connected having a profitable trading system to never being wrong and therefore I went into every single trade having a certain expectation. To win. So when I lost I would be upset, disappointed, angry, revengeful and hopeless but when I won, reality simply met expectation and there would be little reward. Every single trade was set up to be connected to an emotional outcome while being approached from an individual trade by trade basis. If you want to level up your trading you need to change the way you think. Having a profitable trading system does not mean that your exact next trade is going to be a winner. It means that your model executed consistently over a longer period of time will deliver guaranteed result. The outcome of each individual trade is random but when executed properly can deliver consistent result over time. Welcome to the paradox in trading. The sooner u can accept that the outcome of your next trade is random, the faster you will level up in this game of trading.