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I'm losing my mind! Today I went to the bank to mortgage my house, dealing with the damn tariffs, and now I can only prepare for a bear market bottom.
Regarding contracts, we clearly said last night that if it falls below the previous lows of 110 and 1730, we would cut losses. A small loss of 1% is still acceptable. But damn it, I still hold onto the spot market, and it feels so uncomfortable.
The money earned from contracts was used to accumulate coins, but the coin price is just like a joke. Yesterday, our technical analysis indicated it would drop to 1530, and it indeed did, but when it actually got there, it felt really uncomfortable.
I can only amuse myself a bit; the number of coins hasn't decreased, and a rebound will surely come. With interest rate cuts starting in June, there's quite an opportunity. The worst-case scenario is to treat it as a bear market; holding for a year will also yield results.
Now, profits rely entirely on short-term trading. I'm considering buying back the positions I previously cut losses on when prices dip again, waiting for a short-term rebound. When it reaches around 1600 to 1700, I'll exit. Short-term trading should not be emotional; you must operate calmly, treat yourself like a machine. If it breaks below, exit immediately. When it hits support, go for it. Once there's profit from the rebound, exit in batches, don't get too attached.
Regarding contracts, we clearly said last night that if it falls below the previous lows of 110 and 1730, we would cut losses. A small loss of 1% is still acceptable. But damn it, I still hold onto the spot market, and it feels so uncomfortable.
The money earned from contracts was used to accumulate coins, but the coin price is just like a joke. Yesterday, our technical analysis indicated it would drop to 1530, and it indeed did, but when it actually got there, it felt really uncomfortable.
I can only amuse myself a bit; the number of coins hasn't decreased, and a rebound will surely come. With interest rate cuts starting in June, there's quite an opportunity. The worst-case scenario is to treat it as a bear market; holding for a year will also yield results.
Now, profits rely entirely on short-term trading. I'm considering buying back the positions I previously cut losses on when prices dip again, waiting for a short-term rebound. When it reaches around 1600 to 1700, I'll exit. Short-term trading should not be emotional; you must operate calmly, treat yourself like a machine. If it breaks below, exit immediately. When it hits support, go for it. Once there's profit from the rebound, exit in batches, don't get too attached.
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