TCRev

Hi again, we continue our journey
Success Comes From Repetition, Not Excitement.Many people enter the markets expecting constant action, adrenaline, and dramatic wins. Social media reinforces this image with screenshots of massive gains, bold predictions, and stories of overnight success. But real trading — the kind that produces consistent results over time — is surprisingly boring.
Professional trading is not about excitement. It is about discipline. The day-to-day reality consists of waiting, executing a plan, managing risk, recording data, and repeating the same process again and again. At its core, trading is a game of probabilities. A trader develops a strategy with a defined edge — a repeatable setup that historically performs well under certain conditions. Once that edge is identified, the job is simple in theory: wait for the setup, execute it according to predefined rules, manage risk, and exit according to plan. Then do it again.
There are no dramatic improvisations. No emotional decisions. No revenge trades. In fact, the more emotional the process becomes, the more performance tends to suffer.
Most of a trader’s time is spent waiting. Waiting for the right market structure. Waiting for confirmation. Waiting for volatility to expand. Waiting for risk parameters to align. Sometimes that means doing nothing for hours or even days. This patience feels uncomfortable for beginners because it lacks stimulation. Yet this restraint is exactly what protects capital.
Execution itself is repetitive. Position sizing follows the same risk formula. Stop-loss placement follows the same logic. Targets are calculated the same way. Journaling follows the same structure. Reviewing trades follows the same checklist. Over time, this repetition becomes mechanical — and that is the goal.
Boredom in trading is not a flaw. It is a sign of maturity. When trading feels routine, it means decisions are based on process rather than impulse. The trader is no longer chasing excitement; they are managing risk and probabilities.
The irony is that many traders fail because they try to make trading exciting. They overtrade. They increase size impulsively. They jump into setups that are “almost” valid. They constantly tweak strategies in search of stimulation. In doing so, they abandon the consistency that real profitability requires.
In days to come, this small article will test us also, hoping that I can eatvmy own words when time comes.

If you have come so far and understand this part, stop following flashy messages and big claims. We all know they won't sustain.
Thanx
XxanderxX

Hi everyone,
I am trying to create trading bots for automated trading.
I run a telegram channel that was created to. Help repeg the ust c http://t.me/TCRev
#btc #eth #bnb #aster
Usually people will say follow them and they will help you make shit loads of money. Apparently this is not the case here.
I have been consistently making losses in trading, I am trying to find my edge, just a regular guy with small coding experience and testing different strategies to be profitable. If you are looking to make a quick buck, you are not in the right place.
If you can wait for a period of time and willing to grow and learn together, please feel free to join me.
I cannot guarantee that me and you will become profitable.

But I do promise the following goals
Become a systematic traders
Take trades only when they come as per our system
Swing trades only. No intraday
Trades in most liquid coins
Fix 1% stop loss
Let the profits run
Starting capital $100 and use compounding.
I will keep sharing my learnings and post them here.

Thank you.
XxanderxX