A lot of people are shorting $SAND . The funding rate was -0.5% and has now dropped to -0.2%. Keep adding to your shorts. Making an extra $500 a day from funding is still income.
This fucking shitcoin just keeps going down and down. Goddamn.
I usually tell people that if you don’t have enough experience, you shouldn’t get involved with shitcoins. Let me say it again: whether you have experience or not, stay the fuck away from them. Lmao.
Take it easy, guys. Just take your time and observe how I trade.
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That way, you’ll have plenty of time to watch and see what I do in this crazy market.
It’s definitely going to be interesting because I rarely let an opportunity pass me by. I trade both long and short, covering the market from every angle.
From the outside, crypto looks easy: buy the right coin, watch the price go up, take profit, and money comes in. But only when you actually step into the market do you understand how brutal it can be.
Crypto can help you make a lot of money. But in return, it also feeds your greed and makes it grow day by day.
At first, you just want to make money. Then you want to make more. Eventually, the number in your account is no longer enough to satisfy you. You start increasing your position size, taking more risks, wanting to win every trade and make money faster.
Until one day, you realize you’re no longer trading the way you used to. You’re trapped in the market, controlled by greed, and slowly losing yourself.
That’s the most dangerous thing about crypto.
It’s not about losing a few trades. It’s about making money, becoming more greedy because of it, and eventually giving everything back to the market.
If you don’t recognize this early enough, the price you pay can be very expensive.
Making money is important. But surviving long enough to keep playing is even more important.
Look at what I’ve done and what I’ve shared. I’ve changed my investment approach depending on each stage of the market, reduced my trading volume, and even reset my account to $20K to keep my greed under control.
It may look easy from the outside. But actually having the discipline to do it when you’re in the middle of the game is the hardest part.
The easy-money phase is over. We’re entering a more difficult phase. $BTC may look very calm as it moves sideways, but market makers are hunting liquidity much more aggressively than before.
Based on my experience, I think you could give back all the profits you’ve made if you continue using the same strategy we used over the past few weeks. When the market changes, your strategy should change too.
Putting in 50k to make another 250k isn’t bad. The whales behind $MOVR still have a lot of tokens left to dump. I think this might be the final wave, and then it’s over.
Trading with a small amount of money and getting in and out whenever you want feels so much more comfortable. The account is already up 60% in just one day.
Honestly, I don’t think I’m much better than everyone else. I’m just a little luckier at certain moments, and this time was no different.
The market gave me an opportunity, I saw it, took the trade, and got lucky enough to make a little profit.
But I understand one thing very clearly: I can win today and lose tomorrow.
After spending enough time in the market, you realize that the most important thing isn’t being right all the time. It’s making sure that when you’re wrong, you still have enough capital to keep going.
Don’t get too confident when you win, and don’t lose hope when you lose.
At the end of the day, we’re all just trying to survive long enough to catch the next opportunity.