šŸ’° Day 2: Flipping $1 to $1,000 Using $LTC /USDT – The Hustle Continues

> ā€œAll I need is one good trade… right?ā€

– Me, coping after watching LTC drop 2% while I blinked

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Welcome back to my gloriously delusional but strangely fun mission: turn a humble $1 into a glorious $1,000 trading only $LTC /USDT—no leverage, no altcoins, no cheating. Just vibes, chart-staring, and praying to the crypto gods for some irrational price action. šŸš€

If you missed Day 1, TL;DR:

Started with $1, did a scalp trade on LTC, and finished the day with $1.14. Not quite yacht money, but hey—14% in a day? Hedge funds cry for less.

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šŸ“Š Morning Analysis: Litecoin’s in the ā€œDon’t Blinkā€ Zone

LTC was sitting around $70.80 this morning, looking indecisive—like it wanted to pump but was waiting for BTC’s permission.

My plan:

Watch micro-support zones (like $70.40)

Wait for volume spikes and breakout confirmation

Only trade when momentum screams ā€œGO!ā€

Spoiler: I didn’t wait. I YOLO’d. Again. šŸ™ƒ

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šŸ’ø Trade #1 – The Scalper’s Regret

Entry: $70.62

Size: $1.14

Exit: $70.73

Profit: +1.7% → Now: $1.16

I snuck in during a mini-retest of the 50 EMA on the 1-minute chart. Watched the candle do its little wiggle. Got cold feet. Exited too early—then watched it run to $71.20. Classic.

āœ… Profit? Yes.

āŒ Satisfaction? Absolutely not.

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🧠 Mental State: Lightly Deranged

Trading with $1 is a strange thing.

Every move feels huge… and yet tiny. Like, a 2% gain is only 2 cents. But that’s also a 2% gain. And if I do that 50 more times, compounding… suddenly I’m cooking.

But wow, it tests your patience.

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šŸ“‰ Trade #2 – Got Trapped in Chop City

I tried fading a wick on a quick LTC spike:

Entry: $71.18 (bad entry)

Exit: $70.89 (cut the loss fast)

Loss: -0.5% → Back to $1.10

This one hurt. Emotionally more than financially. I thought I was catching the top—turns out, I caught a falling knife... by the wrong end.

Lesson: Don’t trade against momentum just because the candle looks ā€œlong.ā€