三马哥
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🧧In the past two days (Wednesday and Thursday), we executed a total of 5 contract strategies (normally it's 4). To be honest, it feels a bit productive, as always with high quality and high win rates. If these 5 trades go through, they would all be a complete success.
On Wednesday, we actually issued 3 trades. The first trade was to short BTC around 111320 after waking up, closing around 110588 with a profit of 60%–80%. 👉做单记录
The second trade on Wednesday was a real-time long position on Ethereum before the night ETF, going long with 100x leverage from around 4385 to 4478 with automatic take profit; there’s nothing more to say, it was all publicly visible, woke up and automatically took profit at the peak, gaining about 130%. 👉马前跑记录
The third trade on Wednesday was a short position at 112388 (this was actually the earliest published and latest executed), but since I had already taken profit twice during the day and didn't want to overtrade, I chose not to take this one. However, I saw some partners also participated and profited from it. I don’t care if you listen to me (and if you don’t dawdle, you will succeed), but you must take profit and stop loss and ensure capital preservation in your trades; risk management is the top priority, this is a hard rule.
Yesterday, the first trade on Thursday was to short BTC around 111400 after waking up, with staggered take profits to the surge starting point of 109388 last night. In fact, the point at 109388 had all buy orders to close short positions take profit 8 hours in advance of what was sent yesterday; there’s no reason to say you didn’t execute it. 👉[Maqian Running Record](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cpos/29224315156193?l=zh-CN&r=183873891&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=YlhI6nVWAwXtxF1K2b4Utg&us=copylink)
The second trade on Thursday was that long position at 109388. Due to it being too late at night, it couldn’t be converted into a sleep trade, so a conservative approach was chosen.
Summary: After practical experience, the thought process and points of San Ma Ge were all correct. This time I succeeded 90% because after taking profit during the day, I didn’t want to overtrade at night, which is actually a good thing for balancing work and rest.
On Wednesday, we actually issued 3 trades. The first trade was to short BTC around 111320 after waking up, closing around 110588 with a profit of 60%–80%. 👉做单记录
The second trade on Wednesday was a real-time long position on Ethereum before the night ETF, going long with 100x leverage from around 4385 to 4478 with automatic take profit; there’s nothing more to say, it was all publicly visible, woke up and automatically took profit at the peak, gaining about 130%. 👉马前跑记录
The third trade on Wednesday was a short position at 112388 (this was actually the earliest published and latest executed), but since I had already taken profit twice during the day and didn't want to overtrade, I chose not to take this one. However, I saw some partners also participated and profited from it. I don’t care if you listen to me (and if you don’t dawdle, you will succeed), but you must take profit and stop loss and ensure capital preservation in your trades; risk management is the top priority, this is a hard rule.
Yesterday, the first trade on Thursday was to short BTC around 111400 after waking up, with staggered take profits to the surge starting point of 109388 last night. In fact, the point at 109388 had all buy orders to close short positions take profit 8 hours in advance of what was sent yesterday; there’s no reason to say you didn’t execute it. 👉[Maqian Running Record](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cpos/29224315156193?l=zh-CN&r=183873891&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=YlhI6nVWAwXtxF1K2b4Utg&us=copylink)
The second trade on Thursday was that long position at 109388. Due to it being too late at night, it couldn’t be converted into a sleep trade, so a conservative approach was chosen.
Summary: After practical experience, the thought process and points of San Ma Ge were all correct. This time I succeeded 90% because after taking profit during the day, I didn’t want to overtrade at night, which is actually a good thing for balancing work and rest.
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