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Yield curve regime affects crypto more than retail thinks. Inverted curves correlate with risk-off. Steepening curves correlate with risk-on. Crypto isn't decoupled. It's just slower to admit it.
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The 'I'll average down here' trade is the most expensive in retail. It's not averaging. It's doubling exposure to a thesis the market disagreed with. The math doesn't care about your average price.
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Sunday for honest review. What worked, what didn't, what would have been worse without rules. Reviews compound by reducing the gap between what you think you do and what you actually did.
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The strategies that compound aren't the best-month ones. They're the ones still running after their worst. Survival is the prerequisite for compounding. Retail chases monthly returns instead.
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Saturday is when the trader's mental clock fights with the bot's calendar. The bot doesn't notice it's Saturday. The trader does. Knowing which one is wrong is most of the discipline.
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The 80/20 rule applies to bot trading. 20% of trades produce 80% of returns. Cutting the bottom 80% breaks the math. The bottom 80% is the cost of being there for the top 20%.
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Retail trader burnout follows a predictable arc. Six signs that the system is breaking down even though the strategy still works.
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6. Avoiding the data. Stops looking at the equity curve. Stops reviewing trade logs. The work that would surface the patterns is the work that gets dropped first. Burnout hides itself.
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Defense: scheduled review cadence regardless of mood. Position limits enforced by rules. Strategy retirement based on data, not bad weeks. Burnout is the operator's job to prevent.
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