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Everyone Says Don’t Trade “Emotionally.” I Think That’s Wrong.

I don’t think traders get emotional.
I mean, are people really sitting there crying over their screens? Getting all worked up because a trade went against them?
That’s not what I see.
What I see is uncertainty. Traders get confused. They get locked up. They don’t know when to buy, when to sell, or why they’re making or losing money.
Emotion implies you’re reacting. But most traders aren’t reacting — they’re just fucking lost.

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Let me tell you what I’m not doing in 2026

Let me tell you what I’m not doing in 2026: chasing.
Bitcoin didn’t get its Santa Rally. Q4 was crypto’s worst quarter since 2018. Down 22%. The seasonal pattern just… failed.
Here’s what’s really telling me something: On-chain data shows long-term holders dumping at rates we haven’t seen since 2020. Nearly $300 billion worth of dormant Bitcoin changed hands this year. The 1-5 year holders are selling while the 5+ year crowd holds.
That’s not accumulation. That’s distribution.

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What I Did While Markets Were Closed (And Why It’ll Make Me Money in Q1)

Markets were closed yesterday.
But my edge wasn’t.
While most traders treated Christmas like a complete break from anything market-related, I spent the day doing something that’s going to give me a clearer head when we’re back to business January 6th.
I wasn’t analyzing charts (kind of hard when nothing’s moving). I wasn’t cramming new strategies or reading trading books. I was doing something much more valuable:

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Market’s closed, hearts are open – Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas! 🎄
I hope you’re all having the most wonderful Christmas Day. Whether you’re unwrapping presents with 75 family members (seriously, how do you manage that chaos?), enjoying your seven fishes feast, or doing whatever makes your heart happy today.
I’m spending my Christmas thinking about how grateful I am for this incredible trading community.

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