2025-12-17 10:20:44

PIPPIN has multiplied several times in this wave of the market—starting from 80u, experiencing gradual breakthroughs at 160, 320, 640, 1280, and 2560. The initial capital of 600 has grown to 20,000. Looking back, this process is quite crazy.

Here are the performance results for December. The most profound feeling is: the trading size is getting bigger and bigger. I still remember when I first started, making 30u in a day would make me ecstatic. Now, my mindset is completely different. Behind this transformation, there is both the joy of gains and the hidden risk of drawdowns—after all, larger positions mean bigger fluctuations.

This month, I also helped a fellow trader make 1u. Although my personal drawdown was quite noticeable, I will continue to record and review each decision point step by step. It feels more meaningful this way than simply chasing profits.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 12-17 10:50

600 bucks to 20,000? That's a pretty quick change in mindset. From having fun with 30 bucks to now, you're probably already numb, haha.

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MEVSandwich

· 12-17 10:48

600 bucks to 20,000? That's a bit of a rapid heartbeat, but the real test is when the pullback comes.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 12-17 10:46

Really, the hardest part is mindset; when the position is large, it's easier to get chaotic. Wait, earning money with just 1u? That must be very stable. From 600 dollars to 20,000? If there's a retracement, it'll be gone immediately; it's better to keep some principal. Just play coins, don't always think about the significance of review sessions; making money is the most realistic. PIPPIN has been really effective this round, but what about afterward? Only if you can hold on, you win.

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