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#我的EOS交易 In the process of participating in EOS transactions, I have gradually accumulated some experience and reflections. These insights include observations on market laws and summaries of my own trading behavior. The following is a sharing from several dimensions:

1. Understanding of EOS Characteristics

As a blockchain platform based on the DPoS consensus mechanism, EOS's technical characteristics and community ecology directly affect price fluctuations. In the early days, I paid more attention to short-term price fluctuations. Later, I realized that I must combine fundamental analysis, such as:

- Ecosystem development: Focus on the number of DApps, user activity, and on-chain transaction volume. If ecosystem applications explode, it may drive up EOS demand.

- Governance mechanism: Node elections, changes in voting rates, and other events may trigger market sentiment fluctuations. It is necessary to track community dynamics in advance.

- Technology upgrade: Long-term benefits such as mainnet upgrades and resource model optimization are easily masked by short-term speculation. It is necessary to distinguish between noise and substantial value.

2. The Core Position of Risk Management

- *Position control:

The position of a single transaction does not exceed 5% of the total funds to avoid mental imbalance caused by violent fluctuations in EOS. Especially in contract transactions, the leverage multiple must be strictly limited (my personal habit is no more than 3 times).

- Stop-loss discipline:

Preset the stop-loss point and resolutely execute it. For example, leave the market when it falls below a key support level or the loss reaches 8% of the principal, to avoid being deeply trapped by "carrying orders".

- Take-profit strategy:

Phased take-profit is more realistic than "selling at the highest point at one time". I will partially reduce my position when the profit is 20%-30%, and the remaining position will be dynamically adjusted according to the trend.

3. The Game of Emotion and Mentality

- Avoid FOMO (Fear of Missing Out):

The EOS community has a high degree of popularity, especially in bull markets, there are prone to be "surge narratives" (such as airdrop expectations, node cooperation, etc.). I once chased highs due to FOMO and was trapped. Later, I learned to verify the authenticity of the source of information and wait for pullback opportunities.

- Accept uncertainty:

Blockchain industry policies and technical risks are uncontrollable, and it is necessary to reserve space for "black swan" events. For example, a regulatory rumor in 2023 led to a sharp drop in EOS. Because I lowered my position in advance, the loss was controllable.