$USDC 🔄 Ripple's Acquisition Attempt Rejected: Ripple attempted to buy Circle, the issuer of USDC, with a $4-5 billion bid. The offer was rejected by Circle as being too low. This development shows Ripple's desire to become more dominant in the stablecoin market, perhaps threatening Tether's dominance. 💳 Visa and Baanx Launch USDC Payment Cards: Visa and Baanx have launched payment cards through which users can spend USDC directly from their crypto wallets. These cards use smart contracts to power the transactions, making USDC more useful in daily payments. 🌍 Circle Integrates USDC with World Chain: Circle has integrated natively USDC and its Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) V2 on World Chain, a blockchain specializing in human-focused financial ecosystems. The integration serves to enable speedier, more affordable, and more secure cross-chain transactions for World Chain's 25 million users. 📈 USDC Market Capitalization and Volume of Trade: USDC is pegged at $1.00, with a trading volume over a 24-hour period of about $5.97 billion and a market capitalization of around $61.5 billion.
+ You may have won many trades, winning 8-9-10 trades, but just losing 1-2 trades can wipe out all the principal and profits that you have worked hard to earn for a long time.
BELOW ARE SOME EXPERIENCES TO SHARE WITH YOU.
+ Try to find a good entry point before placing an order, be disciplined and don’t rush.
+ There will be times when the market is extremely difficult to trade, whether long or short, you will incur losses. At this time, take a break, don’t be frustrated and enter trades as the likelihood of losing is very high.
+ Never F.O.M.O chasing after opportunities; there are many chances and trades available, if you miss this trade, there will be another. ==> As long as you have money, you have opportunities; when you run out of MONEY, you run out of opportunities.
+ Learn to manage your capital; when entering a trade, always consider the volume. Don’t be GREEDY thinking you can make 1-2% quickly and then run away; this approach is wrong, there will be days when the market hits you without you being able to escape...
+ If you hit stop-loss on 2 trades in a day, don’t enter any more trades, take a break for 1-2 days (I usually set my stop-loss at 3%-5%). ==> Only trade again when your mindset is relaxed.
+ And the final point, when we play FUTURE LONG/SHORT, we MUST BE DISCIPLINED with stop-loss settings, we cannot let it drift.
A few shared thoughts so we can all EARN MONEY from this market.
Wake up! All trading systems are 'expired canned goods'
1. The market never moves like a puppet on a script. Those that boast 'one trick to eat all' trading systems are essentially just scales etched on a moving deck—when the tide recedes, only ridiculous misalignment remains.
2. Technical indicators will collectively rebel, candlestick patterns can distort at any moment, and even the most reliable moving averages can play out 'backstab' scenarios. In this battlefield filled with human games and unexpected black swans, there is no eternally effective formula for solving problems. The brilliant performance of a certain period is merely a 'survivorship bias' granted temporarily by the market.
3. Traders mechanically executing 'Holy Grail systems' often become targets for the market's scythe. The true profit secret lies in dynamic adaptation: flexibly adjusting strategies, iterating trading cognition, and using judgment to carve out a path in the fog of long and short entanglement.
Remember: systems are only crutches, not wings. When you are obsessed with finding a 'trading perpetual motion machine', the market has long turned the corner, preparing a thorny crown for those who cling to dogma. $BTC