1. I played with event contracts yesterday, and the feature is indeed a good one. This is not something that everyone can get right every time. It’s like betting at a card table, observing the ups and downs during each cycle. However, this can fluctuate with the market, and you may not know how to proceed with short-term changes. Perhaps in those last few seconds, it may go against your choice. Personally, I suggest playing less.#事件合约 Here are the results of my event contract trading yesterday, which wiped out the profits I had at that time.
The reason I do not recommend playing event contracts is that when you first see the direction correctly, it feels very rewarding. When you buy a small amount, you may find that you bought less later, and then next time you'll want to double it. If you are focused, you might further want to recoup your losses and make a big bet. However, this leads to a significant misconception within yourself.
2. Regarding leveraged contracts, I personally believe that as long as you can identify the general direction, when the market shows a pullback and you still have some unrealized profits in your positions, there is no need to rush to close everything. You can make a small withdrawal. For example, when the market showed a pullback yesterday like #BTC and #ETH（二饼） , most others followed the pullback. However, for some like #MEME , with a large issuance, the current market value is even larger than that of some mainstream coins, and there are obvious signs of a downward trend in the future. Although the market showed an overall pullback, #MEME also followed the pullback, but even if it does, it won’t pull back much. Just like I saw #FARTCION experience a pullback a couple of days ago, the market pulled back but still experienced a waterfall, dropping below around 0.9, and the 3-day line showed insufficient bullish strength. As for the upcoming period regarding #FARTCION $SOL , I maintain a bearish outlook.
The above are all personal views, please treat them rationally.
