"My BTC trade update — and why I almost closed it too early"

Quick update on the BTC/USDT trade I mentioned yesterday.

Entry was at $83,450. Take profit targets at $86,500 and $89,200. Stop loss sitting at $81,900.

This morning price dipped to around $82,800. Not quite to my stop loss but close enough that I felt it. You know that feeling when you're watching a position go slightly against you and your finger hovers over the close button? Had that feeling at around 7am.

Didn't close it.

Here's why. The signal from Nash Perry specifically mentioned that a pullback to the $82,500 to $83,000 zone was possible and would not invalidate the setup. The invalidation was a clean break below $81,900. We were above that. So the trade was still valid.

That note in the original signal is literally what stopped me from closing a perfectly good trade out of impatience.

By midday price had recovered back to $83,900. Still below TP1 but moving in the right direction.

This is something I never had with Telegram calls. If price moved against me I had no reference point. I didn't know if I should hold or exit. So I usually just exited and locked in a small loss. Only to watch it recover 2 hours later.

Having a written invalidation level changes your entire relationship with a trade. You know exactly what has to happen for the trade to be wrong. Until that happens you hold. Simple as that.

Day 2 of the PIXEL campaign as well. Leaderboard has a 2 day data delay so I won't see today's activity reflected until day 4. That's just how it works. Not a bug, it's the system.

Still 15M PIXEL in the reward pool. Participant count still relatively small. This is worth being consistent on.

Will update when TP1 hits or if stop loss gets triggered. No hiding the results either way.

Nash Perry posts signals daily on Binance Square. Following that account is what got me this trade.

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