From Monday to Friday this week, there were a total of 5 contract strategies, with 4 wins and 1 loss: 3 Bitcoin positions, 2 take profits and 1 stop loss, yielding 4000 points, with a loss of 500 points. The 2 SOL positions were all profitable, with a profit of 13-14 points.
On Monday, June 16th, I opened a short position for SOL at 158.8, and at 3 AM on the 17th, the real-time high reached 158.68. All positions hit the take profit, with the pattern reaching 10 points.
On the evening of the 16th, I also opened a short position for Bitcoin at 108388, and the next day upon waking, it also hit the take profit, with a profit margin of 2000 points.
On the 17th, I opened a long position for SOL at 143.7, which only reached the second take profit at 3 AM on the 19th, with a low of 143.58, yielding a profit of 3-4 points.
The long position for Bitcoin at 104800 on the 17th was stopped out. At the time, I advised my friend to set a stop loss around 500 points and sleep, ready to fight again tomorrow!
The long position for Bitcoin at 103888 sent out at noon on the 18th opened at 3 AM on the 19th. The pattern at 106700 is very close, yielding a profit of around 2000 points.
The suggested operation points from yesterday, Saturday the 21st, were all taken for profit today. Especially the SOL131 position was quite accurate, bouncing back about 6 points when hit!
Therefore, the core of trading contracts is not about frequent trading; I can open 4-5 positions in a week, but my risk-reward ratio must be the most reasonable—small stop losses and large take profits. I only wait for key levels to trade; if the intermediate positions are not good, we patiently wait for better ones. The result of frequent trading is often a desperate escape, ultimately not earning anything and just paying fees to the exchange. Why bother?#美国国债 #加密市场回调 $BTC $SOL
