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Today, while passing by the trading room, I caught a glimpse of a young man sitting in front of the computer, with the most basic candlestick chart open on the screen, and a pile of notes on the desk asking "What is MACD? What is a trendline?"

That focused yet slightly confused look instantly brought me back to when I first entered this circle.

Back then, I had only a few thousand U in my account, yet I considered myself a key player in the market, thinking, "As long as I thoroughly understand the candlestick chart, I can conquer this market."

I understand his current mindset—
the excitement about the market, the fantasies about the future, the anxiety about the unknown, and that confidence of "I can figure out this game" written all over his face.

But looking back from today, I actually feel quite envious.
I envy that back then, my eyes were only on the market, without so many distractions.
I envy that every trade I made back then was a learning experience, not for recovering losses or gaining back what I lost, but purely to understand it better.

I also remember when I first entered this circle, some people helped me out, while others just gave me a knowing glance. Looking back now, I feel quite grateful.

There are no shortcuts in trading; the positions that need to be liquidated, the nights that need to be endured, and the tears shed at 3 AM must all be experienced by oneself.
My current level of "risk control awareness" and "emotional stability" came after losing how much U, blowing up how many accounts, and shutting down how many apps.

So, I say,
No matter how long you've been in the market, don't forget how you got here.
Don't laugh at the newbie still studying candlestick charts,
that is how each of us looked when we arrived.

Traders should not forget their original intentions.

Now I really rarely watch the market because I want to invest long-term. I used to enjoy short-term trading, and a few years ago, I made my first pot of gold by trading short. But recently, I've found that without short-term trading, I can't make money, and I can't play games anymore; I need to return to trading mode #交易 #波段交易策略

#交易 One week's time, starting from 1900u, is it okay?

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The most painful part of trading isn't the stop-loss, but seeing a legendary market only to end up with crumbs.
You know this feeling:
Go all in?
A single spike can wipe out your account, staring at the K-line at midnight with hands shaking like you have Parkinson's.
Take a small position?
Finally catching a doubling trend in Bitcoin, but what you earn isn't even enough to cover the contract fees...

How can you play to avoid liquidation while still capturing the big gains?
1. Increasing position with floating profit is the dragon-slaying technique in the crypto world.
Using profit to earn more profit is the way of the ruthless.
First position 5% to test the waters: if you're wrong, consider it a tribute to the market maker; if right, it's the starting point of the trend.
Floating profit as armor: increase position with profit, set the stop-loss for the new position at the breakeven point, the worst outcome is just a free ride.
Snowball effect: the stronger the market, the heavier the position, capturing the entire trend.
But fools are messing up their positions—adding to positions on a rebound gets buried, pyramid adding explodes at the peak.

2. Increasing position isn’t mindlessly going all in.
First position shouldn’t exceed 5% (you’re not gambling your life)
Wait for a breakthrough at key levels to add (for example, BTC stabilizing above previous highs + volume support)
Reduce the number of contracts added (1→0.5→0.3 contracts, not 1→2→4 risking it all)
Stop-loss must be moved up (don’t let the cooked duck fly away)

3. There are times when it’s better to be a eunuch than to add positions.
After a strong rally, sideways with reduced volume (market makers are sharpening their knives)
Before major news (CPI data, ETF approval type of nuclear events)
Contract rates skyrocketing absurdly (indicating retail traders are FOMO-ing in)

Remember: the last position you add must be one that lets you sleep soundly.
Now the question arises:
When your ETH has gained 30% but starts to move sideways, do you choose to add at $2000 or withdraw to enjoy the company of a young model?

Everyone is welcome to discuss in the comments.

Follow Yuanbao, never lose your way.

#BTC #ETH

#交易 Taboo;
1. Make contracts without setting stop-loss;
2. Earn money but don't know when to take profit;
3. In a big market, earn a little and then run;
4. Go against the trend and hold positions;
5. When there's a waterfall, always thinking about buying the dip or catching a rebound and end up getting buried;
6. When there's a huge surge, always thinking about shorting at the peak.
How many do you occupy? Are you stubborn? Not doing well? ​​​#美国加征关税 #特朗普比特币金库

#币圈 Discussion: What is the Risk-Reward Ratio in Trading? #比特币 #ETH
The risk-reward ratio, as the name suggests, is the ratio of the planned take-profit distance to the stop-loss distance in each trade, which we refer to as the risk-reward ratio. Suppose in a trade, we plan as follows: if the position loses 10%, I will stop loss, and if the position gains 30%, I will take profit—then at this point, the risk-reward ratio for this trade is 3:1.
Trading according to a certain risk-reward ratio is a very important and fundamental way of thinking for a trader. However, in reality, 80% of traders do not have this awareness of the risk-reward ratio. Most people enter the market without a specific take-profit and stop-loss plan; they either hold on to their losing positions or take profits too early, leading to small gains or large losses. Over time, the final trading outcome will be difficult to watch. Only by establishing an awareness of the risk-reward ratio in trading, making a take-profit and stop-loss plan before each trade, and ensuring that each trade's risk-reward ratio is greater than 1:1 can we avoid the situation of making small gains and large losses. At this point, we can consider ourselves to have entered the realm of trading, with the possibility of achieving stable profits.
So, to delve deeper, what methods can we use in trading to increase our risk-reward ratio and obtain greater returns with a small cost? Generally speaking, there are two ways to improve the risk-reward ratio: 1. Use a narrower stop-loss space. 2. Use a larger profit space. If you want to use the first method, that is, to expand the risk-reward ratio by narrowing the stop-loss range, you need to ensure that the market's volatility is low at this time, and the market movement is relatively smooth, without significant pullbacks. Only in such a market can your narrow stop-loss be safe and not be swept out by market fluctuations. If you want to achieve an expanded risk-reward ratio through the second approach, you must ensure that the market trend environment is very clear, usually when there is still a same-direction trend on a larger time frame, only then can you obtain a larger profit space.
In summary, awareness of the risk-reward ratio is very important for traders. It is like the rifle in the hands of a soldier; it is an essential presence that must never be let go of.
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What about this point? #交易

A reflection. My investments, whether they are speculation or investment, whether they involve leverage or not, often experience mismatches in position allocation and the logic of short and long-term cycles. This leads to losses in part of the investment amount and a return of profits.
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Steadily moving forward! #交易

In this month, there have been considerable gains. The fluctuating K-line has confirmed my judgment over time. In the days to come, I will be even more focused.

#BTC
Trading is so easy, you just need to find the right position and keep the rhythm.
You also need to trust your own judgment.
#BTCUSD #交易 #行情分析

3 charts correspond to:
TOTAL: Total market value of cryptocurrencies;
TOTAL2: Total market value of digital currencies excluding BTCUSD;
TOTAL3: Total market value of altcoins excluding BTC and ETH.

It is clear that both altcoins and ETH are being dragged down; this year is solely the solo performance of BTC.
This also means that only when BTC takes a break can other markets become active again.
From the perspective of total market value, TOTAL2 and TOTAL3 have both returned to key long-term central values, which can also be seen as a turning point for the strength of the altcoin market and BTC, indicating that the altcoin season may start to take root from now on.
The market value of TOTAL2 will have an observation point at 2T, and TOTAL3 will face an observation point at 1.35T.
Currently, it is an appropriate time to participate in altcoins excluding BTC.
#比特币 #山寨币 #数字货币 #加密市场 #交易

Short-term support and resistance**: The current price (96,211.9) is between the middle track (97,171.6) and the lower track (96,157.3) of the Bollinger Band, close to the lower track, and may test the lower track support in the short term. If it does not effectively break below, it may trigger a rebound to the vicinity of the middle track (97,171); if it breaks below, it may further drop to 95,778.9 (24-hour low).

In the next 24 hours, BTC may fluctuate in the range of 95,778.9-97,630.8, and tend to rebound in the short term to test the resistance near 97,000, but if it fails to break through MA5 (96,501.5), it may return to the downward trend.
Trend analysis for the next week (based on daily K-line)

3. Key resistance: If the price can stand firm on MA20 (98,623.3) and break through the middle track of the Bollinger Band within the week, it may reverse the downward trend and test 104,365.4 (upper track); on the contrary, breaking through 94,021.3 (recent low point) will accelerate the downward trend.
Conclusion: BTC is likely to continue its downward trend in the next week, with the target looking at the 92,800-94,000 area. If the rebound breaks through 98,623 (daily MA20), the short-term bearish logic will fail, and we need to be alert to the reversal risk.
**Risk warning**: The above analysis is based on static technical indicators and does not take into account sudden market events (such as regulatory policies and macroeconomic data). If the price breaks through key resistance/support quickly, it is necessary to adjust the strategy in combination with real-time data. #比特币 #交易

#BTC
Making money should be as easy as drinking water.
1. Position
2. Rhythm
3. Mindset
#交易 #节奏 #心态决定结果

$SUI The 2.6/2.9 range forms a key support area, and the adjustment is relatively sufficient. As long as the price maintains in the 2.6/2.9 range in the later period, it will be strong.

The bottom has been formed, and there are two trends:

1. When it hits the top of the range 3.45/3.51, it will consolidate at a high level for a period of time and then break upward.

2. After breaking through the 3.45/3.51 range, it will rebound and test the range to stabilize and continue to rise.

The overall trend is relatively healthy, and the trading card is at the core point.

#sui #山寨币季节 #交易

$FIL Accurate touch, standing on it means 8.8, not standing means continue to consolidate.
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There is a rule in market transactions, which is not 100%, but 95% accurate, that is, most of the monthly trends fall first and then rise, or rise first and then fall, and the middle of the month is often a consolidation trend.
Review #BTCUSD The first two months were all this kind of market. It is not a one-sided trend. The one-sided market for the whole month is a very rare extreme trend. This rule applies to normal months, weeks, and days. You can review and observe more.
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