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Today’s trading activity gave me another practical lesson in strategy and discipline. I entered the XPL/USDT spot market with a market buy order of 4,944.7 XPL at an average price of 0.0833 USDT, investing based on short-term support confirmation and stable order-book activity. The execution was instant and clean, showing good liquidity in the pair at that moment.
After entering the position, I placed a limit sell order at 0.084 USDT for 4,939.8 XPL, targeting a small but calculated return of around 0.7%–0.9% profit potential. Unfortunately, the order was later canceled as price momentum slowed and the market began moving sideways instead of pushing upward.
Looking deeper into my trading data, the spread remained tight and volatility stayed low, which explains why the breakout I expected did not happen. This trade reminded me that not every position needs a quick exit — sometimes patience is the real strategy.
My focus now is improving trade timing, confirmation signals, and risk-to-reward planning so each decision becomes more data-driven and consistent over time.
@Plasma $XPL and #plasma
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