Faucets.degen (faucets)

A turning point in my trading Initially, I imagined it as an instant breakthrough: one important deal or the right decision that would forever divide my path into "before" and "after" and become the beginning of stable growth. But in fact, the changes did not come in one day and not with one deal. It turned out to be a long process: step by step, I abandoned old patterns and rethought my own actions. I'll mention a few key changes that I've already seen after the fact.: I stopped measuring my competence with the last deal. Previously, one profitable or unprofitable trade set the feeling of "I'm a good trader" or "I'm a bad trader." I began to notice not only mistakes, but also steady successful solutions. I stopped taking positive outcomes for granted. I began to sort them out as carefully as I did the losses, in order to make them part of a conscious practice. I stopped making trading a cult.

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What did I learn about discipline only after years of trading? For a long time, I considered discipline to be something like constant training: a daily struggle with laziness, a strict "no" to any unplanned business, and a complete lack of enjoyment from life and work. Over time, it became clear that this approach does not create stability, but fatigue. Discipline is not an act of violence against oneself or heroism, it is a way of life. When order is built into the schedule, it ceases to seem like a heavy burden. My morning sets the tone for the day: getting up at the same time, warming up, meditating, having a quiet breakfast, planning key work tasks. If the morning lacks this foundation, the day becomes chaotic, decisions are impulsive, and the market inevitably takes advantage of this. Regular sports perfectly maintain discipline both in life and in the market. Not every workout brings tangible success, but over time, small improvements add up to serious progress.

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SOL What to expect on the asset? At the moment, the coin looks quite good, our structure is ascending, even despite a small, local correction. I think that the asset will continue to develop upward dynamics, as the situation on the market should soon change to a positive one. In the medium term, I assume the return of solana to the area of $250, and I am also considering a probable transition in this cycle.

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UNI I’m waiting for continued growth on the asset The coin failed to break through the resistance of $12 and began to form a local sidewall in the range of $9.4 - $12. I think we’ll bargain in it for a while, gather strength and overcome its upper limit with subsequent growth. The asset still has the potential for growth, so I don’t count on any strong correction here. At the moment, I would have allocated an area of $17 in the medium term,

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