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As a newcomer to the cryptocurrency space, my investment strategy demands stability, which means investing 100 yuan in FDUSD stablecoin every month, putting the FDUSD stablecoin into a liquid investment account. When there are Launchpool mining projects, I withdraw the FDUSD stablecoin for mining staking, and the new coins obtained from mining can be immediately exchanged for BNB after trading. Currently, the liquid investment can yield about 0.036 FDUSD per day, and I plan to use the daily FDUSD earnings to invest in SHIB and PEPE, which are currently popular meme coins.
Because the FDUSD stablecoin is almost 1:1 with the US dollar, the original capital has almost no loss. The pure profit obtained from Launchpool mining, when exchanged for BNB, can also participate in Launchpool mining and HODLer airdrops, thus forming a positive cycle. I can ignore the market price fluctuations of BNB, SHIB, and PEPE. Although I earn less, I find it very stable, which is much better than traditional investment returns, and psychologically, I have no burden in holding the coins.

Today, by placing limit sell orders in batches at different prices (2912, 2988, 3000, 3012, 3030, etc.), I realized the cleverness of "taking profits in batches" in investing. It's very difficult to accurately predict market tops and bottoms; this method does not bet on a single price point, but captures different profit zones during the price increase process, making the earnings more solid. It also avoids missing opportunities due to greed for a "perfect price point." Taking small, steady steps allows for a more composed response to the fluctuations in the crypto market, securing the paper profits.
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#美国加征关税 Regarding the recent event of the United States imposing additional tariffs, it seems to have backfired, directly reflecting on the price of BTC. The US is set to impose a 25% tariff on other countries but only 10% on China, which appears to be lenient towards China. In reality, there are corresponding sanctions on China in other areas. It feels to me like the US is creating a ripple effect. Isn't the US looking to reserve virtual currencies? I feel this is a result of resistance from countries that have been subjected to tariff increases. Let's see how the US will respond this time. Will they continue to reserve virtual currencies?