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$BNB Tiger waiting for prey
This is a futures trading tip for those who are truly calm and patient, and to be honest, this method is suitable for people who have real experience in the market; it might be a bit difficult for beginners to grasp.
This method of trading is like a tiger waiting for its prey; when the trend is not clearly defined, just lie low and wait, observe the situation, and don't rush into a trade. The market is still there, so there's no need to worry. When you see a sudden spike in a bullish column, you should immediately keep a close watch on it, but don't rush into a trade at this point. Then, when you see the bullish momentum fading and there's a trend reversing downwards, enter a short position immediately. Note to use a small leverage; if you use high leverage and the market goes up again, you might lose money :D. Anything that rises too much must adjust; it can't keep going up forever, right?

#Xrp🔥🔥 View the Funding index

The Funding rate is a periodic payment between Long and Short positions at a specific time of day. For example, on Binance, this fee is calculated every 8 hours: 7 AM, 3 PM, 11 PM. So how is this fee calculated and paid?When the Funding rate is negative, the Short side must pay the Long side, and vice versa, when the Funding rate is positive, the Long side must pay the Short side. Funding can be viewed for each Future trading pair, on the top right of the order screen.

#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I will apply the DCA (dollar-cost averaging) strategy when participating in the futures market, not using stop loss unless absolutely necessary.
The reason I choose this method is that whales or market makers (MM) may break the chart, executing stop loss sweeps of investors before moving up or down if you are too confident in charts and technical analysis.

$BTC **Greed and Fear in Investing: Two Sides of the Same Emotional Coin**

In the world of investing, greed and fear are two emotional extremes that strongly influence investor behavior, creating constant fluctuations in the financial market. They are like two opposing undercurrents, sometimes driving asset prices to unreasonable heights, and other times pulling them into a deep panic. Understanding the nature and how to control these two emotions is the key to avoiding psychological traps and aiming for sustainable success.