Scalping is a game of discipline. I’ve entered XRP /USD at $2.4588 based on a solid technical setup, but now the hardest part begins—sticking to my plan without emotion taking over.
My stop is set at $2.3916. If price drops there, I’ll exit immediately without hesitation. No moving stops, no hoping for a reversal—that’s how losses spiral out of control. On the flip side, my target at $2.6436 is fixed, meaning I won’t take profits too early just because the price moves in my favor.
The biggest mistake traders make is micromanaging their trades. I trust my setup. The trendline and moving average are valid support zones. As long as price respects them, I’ll hold . If we get a breakout, I’ll let momentum take me to target.
The key lesson here? Have a plan, follow it, and don’t let emotions dictate decisions. Scalping requires precision and patience. Whether this trade hits TP or SL, I’m focused on executing with discipline. That’s how consistency is built in the long run.
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