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6 hr ago·u/klipsetrades·r/Daytrading·spx_0dte_credit_spreads_two_pcs_attempts·Trade Review - Provide Context·B

I'm a 0DTE credit spread trader with a focus on SPX. * 7675/7655 PCS * 7680/7660 PCS * 7755/7775 CCS P/L: **+$315** [SPX 5-min chart, October 29, 2026](https://preview.redd.it/ctxnry8fzhyh1.png?width=1537&format=png&auto=webp&s=0fe25ee7298ea370dfe20446f1e66f1fe92f7df2) ***I can question the entries and still stand by the exits.*** Both of my larger PCS positions could have expired safely today. But while I was holding them, price kept threatening more downside than I had planned for. The later recovery doesn’t erase that part of the session. # Morning Thesis I came in mixed after yesterday’s Fed hold. Strong GDP, sticky core PCE and low jobless claims kept higher-for-longer risk on my radar. Yields near 5%, oil above $100 and tech weakness following Alphabet’s earnings added pressure. I still favored PCS setups, but needed SPX to give me structure that supported the trade. Instead, much of the morning was overlapping candles and repeated reversals. I waited roughly **two hours** before taking my first position. # My First Trade When the 5-minute chart finally showed a steadier push through the upper morning range, I sold **two 7680/7660 PCS at $0.55**. I graded this a C setup at best. Starting small was probably the strongest part of the entry — I wasn’t confident enough in the price action to justify much exposure. The mistake was not waiting for a reaction at the resistance I had marked around yesterday’s closing consolidation. I gave the immediate push more weight than the larger structure. That’s an entry mistake worth reviewing, and [one I repeated again](https://www.reddit.com/r/Daytrading/s/4DWLKcs7B3), even though the position ultimately closed green. # Midday Management As price chopped, time decay and softer IV helped keep the spread moving between profit and loss. I leaned into a range thesis, adding **three more PCS at $0.55** and building the 7755/7775 CCS anchor — **two at $0.35** and **two at $0.45**. That left five put spreads against four call spreads. When SPX moved below the prior day low, I became uncomfortable with my put strikes relative to price and the expected move. I used a **bounce to close all five at $0.50**, collecting $25, basically break-even. I still liked the PCS idea, but wanted more distance. I built **four 7675/7655 spreads** — **two at $0.40**, **one at $0.55** and **one at $0.60**, with 7700 as a key reference. Price then broke that level and pushed down to 7690.94. The position became sticky again and came close to my $2 spread stop. Had that triggered, I would have been done trading for the day. While managing it, I took two separate scalps on the same spread — **sold at $1.65** and **bought back at $1.00** for **+$65**, and **sold at $0.90** and **bought back at $0.60** for **+$30**. Those helped the result, but the larger PCS position still needed more defense than I wanted. # Afternoon & Power Hour As expiration approached, I wasn’t comfortable with the short-strike proximity and how quickly another downside move could change the spread’s price. I used an uptick to close the remaining **four PCS at $0.40**, leaving those entries at **breakeven or small gains**. SPX later reclaimed 7700 and rallied into the close. My CCS anchor expired worthless. The two larger PCS positions contributed $60 combined, the **scalps added $95**, and the CCS **contributed $160**. # Key Takeaway My PCS trades weren’t great today and deserved scrutiny. Starting small on uncertain price action helped. Taking controlled exits near breakeven was another good decision. There’s always an *“I should have held longer”* voice afterward. But price wasn’t behaving the way I expected, and hoping it would eventually cooperate wasn’t a reason to keep holding. That’s how a manageable position can become a larger drawdown than anticipated. By the second exit, my thinking was simple: ***Today isn’t my day***. I had made two PCS attempts, and both faced more pressure than planned. I didn’t capture the extra put-side profit I wanted. I can accept that, review the entries, and wait for another session where I have a clearer read and a better-planned trade. *How would you have traded the PCS side? Would you have even taken a PCS trade?*

sentiment 0.938

2 days ago·u/unstoppableswap·r/Monero·ama_orangefren_and_eigenwallet_are_bringing·B

We've been building a browser extension with OrangeFren that lets you do BTC → XMR atomic swaps right from Tor Browser (or Firefox, but Tor Browser is better since all traffic goes over Tor). You use it like an instant exchange. You get a quote from a market maker, decide how much you want to swap, paste your Monero address (Feather, Cake, whatever you use) and send your BTC once. The difference is that the swap itself is atomic, so the maker never holds your coins. If the maker goes silent, or suddenly wants your ID, you just get your BTC back. If they lock less XMR than they quoted, same thing, refund. Otherwise you get exactly what you were quoted. They can't take your BTC without sending your XMR, and that holds for 4 BTC the same as for 0.01. For those who want the details: \- The protocol is the same one eigenwallet uses on desktop (the COMIT-style BTC/XMR swap). Your BTC goes into a 2-of-2 output with timelocked cancel and refund paths. The maker locks XMR to an address split between both of you. The maker can only claim the BTC with an adaptor signature, and claiming it reveals the key share you need to sweep the XMR. A cross-curve DLEQ proof ties the secp256k1 and ed25519 keys together. \- If the XMR lock doesn't show up, or doesn't match the quoted amount, the extension doesn't hand over its signature. It waits for the cancel timelock and refunds. As with any swap on this protocol, the refund needs to go out before the punish timelock, so the extension has to get a chance to run in that window. \- The extension isn't a rewrite. It's the same Rust swap code as the desktop client (state machine, swap driver, wire types), compiled to WASM. Only the parts that differ in a browser are new: a WebSocket transport, a BDK wallet on Esplora, and a Monero daemon client that uses fetch. \- It talks to normal eigenwallet makers (ASBs) over WebSocket. Makers don't need any code changes and can't tell the taker is a browser. \- Chain data comes from public Esplora servers and Monero nodes, with requests spread across several of them. \- Your keys and swap state stay in the extension's own storage. Nothing custodial sits in between. The swap part runs on eigenwallet. About $500M has gone through it in the last three years, there's around 50 BTC of liquidity behind it, it was funded through the CCS, and the code is all open source if you want to check it. No release date yet. It's coming soon. Ask away if you have questions.

sentiment -0.271

2 days ago·u/Robot_of_Sherwood·r/RobinHood·daily_discussion_thread_october_28th_2026·C

sentiment 0.922

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