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#CryptoMarketRebound 💰💸⚖💎 «$NUMI, Discipline and Three Days of Patience: My Official Trading Strategy That Led to Exact Order Execution». ✈️ Let’s go, my friends? With officialdom and a little humor from Anya as always!) Trading strategies in crypto are not only for beginners - they are necessary for everyone planning to trade systematically, not emotionally. I always repeat: in crypto, a plan precedes action, and no other way. It is the trading strategy that provides structure, reduces impulsive trade risk, and allows for calm navigation through market turbulence. The crypto market, although attractive with its volatility, requires discipline. And discipline is the foundation of any trading strategy: from analyzing price movements to risk management and strict adherence to your own rules. So: now about my real deal with $NUMI. Honestly, this coin became my three-day marathon of patience, internal dialogue, and faith in my own trading strategy. And yes, a little worm of doubt was also there because this is crypto, not chess. Below is my step-by-step strategy for you, as it was practically implemented, without any embellishments but with my trader’s truth. 1⃣. Defining the trading goal and principle. I started with forming a clear goal: to sell the token 💰💸⚖💎 at a price I considered justified based on the market and overall sectoral momentum. My trading strategy is discipline + analysis + risk control. That’s why I chose the spot market and a limit order. I work like this: I set the price - the market decides when to give it to me, not vice versa. Remember! Because I remembered. 2⃣. Choosing the trading pair and fixing the goal. I chose the pair 💰💸⚖💎/ 💰💸⚖💎, because the goal is to acquire a stable asset. A trading strategy always begins with fixing the initial structure: asset - goal - instrument. 3⃣. Setting the sell level. The price of 💰💸⚖💎 at the time of placing was around 0.06955, then dropped to 0.06552, but I set a limit at 0.075 USDT. My trading strategy includes a strict point: I determine the level, not the market, driven by fear or doubt. This is the technical approach: I evaluated impulses on altcoins, overall market dynamics, and chose a point that matched a scenario of potential short-term rebound. 4⃣. Three days of discipline 💰💸⚖💎 and humor, and nerves💰💸⚖💎. Emotions were indeed involved! So what? I’m a woman!$NUMI This is where the trading strategy shifts from theory to trader psychology. For three days, the market moved as it wanted. For three days, 💰💸⚖💎 fluctuated below my price. For three days, I observed the movements and thought: “Anya, maybe you wanted too much?” The sky just chose a different plan for me this time... a plan of joy. But discipline is a strategy. And strategy is discipline. And emotions… well, emotions just sat nearby and whispered softly. That’s their job—to support me!$NUMI 5⃣. Risk control - the systemic element. In any trading strategy, the foundation is risk management. I did not jump between orders, did not change positions chaotically, did not chase the market. My risk was fixed. My position was defined. My strategy is more stable than ever. 6⃣. Waiting and patience as part of the strategy. Waiting for the limit order to execute is not about passivity, but active adherence to the strategy. I analyzed the coin’s behavior, evaluated market impulses, and stayed within my plan. It was precisely patience, emotional control, and strict following of the strategy that prevented me from changing the price and panicking. 7⃣. Order execution - the result of discipline. On December 8th at 23:30, my limit order was executed at a price of 0.075. And this confirmed the main idea of my strategy: precision + discipline + psychological readiness for the market. And now, the most interesting: Today, December 10, 2025, 💰💸⚖💎 is trading around 0.06967, meaning it never returned to my planned level. And I honestly thought: “Well, luck just struck, Anya! Anya, you are growing!” 8⃣. Medium-term limit strategy in action. My deal with 💰💸⚖💎 is a classic example of a medium-term limit strategy with risk management, including: 🟢 1. Setting an exact price level for 💰💸⚖💎 limit order💰💸⚖💎. 🟣 2. Waiting for a short-term market impulse without chaotic changes. 🟡 3. Fully psychological adherence to the plan. 🔵 4. Risk control and a defined goal. 🔴 5. A systematic approach instead of emotional trading. Holding the position for a few days, so the strategy is medium-term, not intraday or long-term. 9⃣. A look at Ethereum. This is my love, I’ll tell you secretly... I keep an eye on it.$USDT Regarding rebounds and potential assets for future strategies - I am optimistic about Ethereum. Its fundamental position, market reaction, and capitalization stability make 💰💸⚖💎 an asset with significant growth potential. In my next trading strategy, 💰💸⚖💎 will definitely play an important role. 🔟. My final conclusion. My story with 💰💸⚖💎 shows that a trading strategy is not only technical analysis and order levels, but also discipline, patience, and emotional control. I didn’t just sell the coin - I implemented a structured strategy from start to execution, and that is the real key to stable results in trading. Am I a trader? Anya - a trader? We keep working and thank the platform for the chance to be a little richer and a little happier! Good luck to you, my dear crypto friends! $NUMI

I will sell the order at a cheap price! Or my journey to the first magical “ding” sound in my ear! Here, I’ll explain in detail, as if I’m explaining to my 85-year-old father how to use a buttoned mobile phone—from A to Z. For him, this device is something strange and unfamiliar, so I have to take a pen and paper and write down everything step by step about how to use it. Preparing the order for sale: explanation from top to bottom. My journey on the exchange starts as usual: I open the app and press the blue circle with arrows “Trade.” It’s on the home page, in the bottom bar, right in the center among five sections: 1. Home. 2. Futures. 3. Trade. 4. Earn. 5. Assets. The third button is exactly what I need to sell. After pressing it, I’m taken to a page where everything is real: “Buy” in green and “Sell” in red. Sometimes I want to buy something else interesting, but this time I disciplinedly choose the option that fits my goal—selling NUMI. At the top of the screen, I see the trading pair—two currencies separated by a slash. Here, I change the first currency to NUMI, and the second I choose as $USDT. Of course, I could choose GT or ETH, but I need USDT, so I select it from the list. The NUMI/USDT pair is set—I can proceed. 1. Spot. First, I check that I’ve selected Spot. Yes, this is important: we’re not in futures, not using leverage, not in anything that could make me poorer—just calm, predictable spot trading. 2. Sell. Next, I confirm the selected mode is Sell. We came to sell NUMI, so everything makes sense. 3. Limit. The next step is choosing the order type. I select Limit because the fee is lower, and more importantly, I can set my own price. And who doesn’t want to get a little more? 4. Price. In the “Price” field, I enter the value for one NUMI. In my case, it’s 0.075 USDT per token. Yes, ambitious. Yes, maybe I’ll have to wait. But desire is serious, and I honestly set the price I want to get. 5. Amount. In this field, I specify the amount of NUMI I want to sell. I can enter it manually or use the slider with five circles—it’s pretty clear. But I choose the manual way because I like precision and control. 6. Total. Here, the amount I’ll receive if the order is executed at my price shows up automatically. I have 11.11 USDT—a symmetrical and somewhat magical number. If fate likes beautiful numbers, maybe they’ll buy faster, right? 7. Available. In the “Available” section, I see the amount of NUMI available to sell. In my case: 148.17 NUMI. That’s the quantity I can confidently offer. 8. Sell. After completing all previous steps, checking every field, and telling myself again, “Yes, I’m really doing this”—I press “Sell.” A confirmation window pops up: “Confirm NUMI/USDT order,” with “Sell!” written in red and a full list of my settings. At the bottom—a black window with white text “Confirm.” I press it. Done. I’ve officially sent my order to sail in the market. It takes me back to the trading page, and I see a message: “Order placed successfully.” A bit lower—a tab “Orders (1).” Here, my order quietly waits, awaiting its time and buyer. When someone buys it, that beautiful sound will play—“ding,” and I’ll receive a notification of a successful sale. Summary: At this stage, the preparation process is finished, and now the hardest part remains—waiting. Honestly: if I had set a lower price, I would have sold it a long time ago. But I want a little more! So I’ll leave it hanging, watch, learn, and at the same time sell—or rather, try to sell—my precious order. I promise to follow up—when I hear that long-awaited “ding.” And I sincerely thank my patient crypto teachers who explain everything to me and guide me forward. #WeeklyHighlightPosts #GateSquare

148 coins, three days of waiting, and the magical "ding". On December 6, 2025, I listed my coin $NUMI for sale for the first time. My heart fluttered with excitement, and my mind raced: would I catch the top, or would I have to wait longer? It was my little experiment—and at the same time, a real lesson in patience. So, I waited three days. Three days watching the market, staring at charts, checking the news, and every time catching myself thinking: "Anya, you’re so smart, everything will work out!" During these days, I laughed, fluttered, and occasionally pretended to be busy with work, though secretly I was constantly checking the exchange. Because I was curious: am I going up or down? Every price jump—a little drama, every dip—a small test of patience. My nerves and intuition were constantly competing: who wins in the end—Anya or the market? And then on December 8, Monday ( they say it’s a tough day )—the happy moment finally came. The magical "ding" sounded on my phone at 23:30. My coin sold! My heart raced with happiness, my hands trembled, my eyes sparkled with joy. 148.17 $NUMI I listed for 0.075 $USDT, and sold them for exactly that price. Total deal amount—11.11275 $USDT, trading fee—0.01111275, net profit about 0.7994 $USDT, or 33.6 hryvnias. Not much for some, but for me it was a real victory! The only thing I didn’t manage to do—and didn’t even know about at the time… Later I saw on the screenshot that I should have "shared my deal." I simply didn’t have the knowledge for this, I didn’t know I could share my joy and show my little victory to others. But even without that, I felt incredible satisfaction and pride—because I did it myself. This little success is the result of three days of patience, attentiveness, intuition, and a bit of faith in myself. I felt that I chose the right moment, that I did everything right. Anya, you’re so smart!—I told myself, because I realized I did it. The trading process—from choosing the $NUMI/$USDT pair to pressing the "Sell" button—was exciting and thrilling at the same time. Every action, every number check, every click—like a little ritual, like a little lesson. Even if the market hadn’t reached my price, the experience would have been invaluable. And now I can be proud of myself—I caught the top, seized the moment, and got my magical "ding." I sincerely thank the platform, all the saints, and the whole world for this success. Even a tiny plus from a deal is happiness. Three days of waiting, excitement, trembling, and joy all came together in this moment. And let this be just the beginning—practice, learning, and patience continue, but today I celebrate my little victory. Oh, Anya! ) Did you believe in Anya? #WeeklyHighlightPosts #CryptoMarketWatch #GateSquare

Currency, experience, and a bit of faith in luck. (Continuation of a true, non-fiction story about selling the $NUMI token). Day 2. There are things you can only understand when you press the “sell” button for the first time and freeze for a moment, as if you’re in a movie scene before the final shot. I only have a few of these moments—just a few trades—but each one gives me a small discovery. And this time, I’m learning from experience again, because books and advice are good, but you have to press the button yourself and complete the trade. And live it all with your heart... When you put a token up for sale, you get a strange feeling of calm. It’s as if everything is already done: you’ve set the price, and the market will decide if it wants this asset or not. If you hit the target—great. If not—the world won’t end. Especially when the amount is small and, from the beginning, you consider all of this a learning experience, not a race for millions. This time, "$NUMI" was the "subject of the experiment." Yesterday, its price was around 0.06955, and today it dropped to 0.06552, while I set my price at 0.075. Ambitious? Maybe. Unrealistic? Who knows. In the crypto market, jumps happen that make forecasts blush. I understand that $NUMI is not an industry giant. It’s a utility token operating within the Web3 service ecosystem: gaming products, content platforms, NFT functions, and other digital things brought together by the modern crypto world. According to official data, the total supply of the token is 1 billion $NUMI, with about 160-165 million in circulation. So the token is still young, dynamic, and sensitive to the market—like a “younger sibling” looking up to the older ones. And the biggest in the crypto world is obvious: Bitcoin. If $BTC drops, small altcoins all paint the chart red together. And if it suddenly surges—most altcoins also recover. $NUMI is no exception: if $BTC rises sharply, there’s a chance this token will follow. That’s why I set a slightly higher price: who knows, maybe the market will decide to surprise me. I’m doing all this on the platform I currently use. Nothing complicated: small amounts, real market conditions, attempts to understand the logic of the charts and my own emotions. Because, as it turns out, the hardest thing in crypto isn’t analyzing coins, but analyzing yourself. Even if $NUMI doesn’t reach the price I planned, I won’t lose anything crucial. Because this isn’t a rich person’s game—it’s educational. A step forward, an experience, understanding the market, a small test of patience, and a big chance not to get upset about the little things. This text is not investment advice. It’s just my path in the crypto world: honest, sometimes funny, a little uncertain, but definitely fun. And most importantly—every token in the account becomes a little teacher if you let it. Keep going, Anya, and keep learning. You deserve the best! #GateSquare #WeeklyHighlightPosts