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onchain trading (trenches) with the right people and the right tools is the fastest way to build a crypto portfolio however, I've seen many skilled onchain traders get stuck at the same portfolio value if you end up making good money and choose to take profits and leave the

Week 54 Review 📚 This review is for week 54 of my MT journey and week 10 of my FTMO challenge. A sluggish week for me motivation wise, and another red week on the challenge account. I made six trades this week, with two BEs and four losses. Despite this, my mental game and tactical skill rankings were high - with no deviations below +1B. I took all trades within my current edge, but have realised theres still many gaps in my tactical skill and data sets - the losses im eating are unavoidable currently. Just gonna have to keep surviving and improving by loosing - growth by a thousand cuts 🔪 FYI the most recent trade I had split into two orders. I had one backtested trade which I did not take as it was a (clean) partial, but from my testing I am now going to make acceptations for them and include it within my edge - previously I have not trade any partials on the DAX. Im also considering adding more assets to trade, but at the same time I also wanna prove to my self I can consistently profit from one asset - its not the asset, its me. Trading habits and atomic habits have been a shitty week - no excuses. Next week back on top of everything.

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I want to showcase an "ignored" trade from this weekend to highlight that trading is all about probabilities (and my flawed thinking in this case). I’m mainly sharing it because I think some people can learn from this. No P&L card here since I didn’t execute correctly (don’t think I make no mistakes). An alert went off and $SAND reached the MTF levels I had been watching for quite some time. I calmly analyzed the setup again to look for potential targets and journal it in my Notion beforehand. From my journal (beforehand): I classified it as a (B) setup and chose to ignore it, since I only want to take (A) setups on the MTF. However, I went to the LTF to spot weakness,and I even found it. LTF weakness: My B setups have around a 30–40% win rate, so the flaw here is that I ignored an 8–9RR setup, which only needs a 10–15% win rate. This is a "BIG" flaw in my thinking, as probabilities were telling me to take the trade. A big factor was also that I wasn’t in my office and had to trade from my laptop while on the road. However, I think I used this excuse to not execute correctly. Final TP would have been hit. No worries though—there are opportunities every day, plus this serves as a big "reminder" to myself to always keep thinking in probabilities in this game. Hope you learned something from it, I sure did 😁