Aren't these big shots afraid when the return on investment shows a negative of over 1,000 U on the square? I have a principal of 350 U, and when I lose 10 U on a trade, I want to sell. If I lose more than 20 U, I need to spend a day or two to break even. I really don't dare to use high leverage; at most, I use 25 times. Even being this cautious, I still end up losing after a week. I can't even imagine how long it will take to break even after several losses of over 1,000 U. This kind of play can only be for institutions, right? Would an individual dare to operate like this?
I estimate that ETH will rise to around 2700. Once various favorable news comes out, there will be articles like 'The Bull Market Is Really Here', 'Next, It's Going to 3000', 'Go with the Trend, Quickly Go Long'. Just when everything seems to be in great shape, ETH will definitely take a sharp turn and drop back to 2600, then consolidate, drop back to 2500, consolidate, drop back to 2400, consolidate. Until it returns to around 2000, waiting for the next explosion.
My short position at 2600 is about to be blown up!!! ETH actually broke through 2500! I just urgently added 200U margin! I haven't made a penny in this big rise, I've been short all the time! I'm just waiting for a big drop to break even. If it breaks 2800, I won't have any margin to add!!! Please drop, drop back to 1800!
Have you ever noticed that every time you encounter a major market movement, it feels like you've changed your mind? For example, my usual habit is to look at the 15-minute EMA line, buy on a golden cross, sell on a death cross, and strictly adhere to that, which usually results in small losses and big gains. However, every time there is a significant rise or fall in the market, I completely ignore the EMA and buy and sell randomly, leading to significant losses. After the market settles down, I analyze the EMA trend and find that if I had followed my usual habit, I would have basically made a guaranteed profit. But I don't know why I lost my cool at that moment and disregarded everything. Perhaps this is just a lack of financial luck.
In this big market, how many people are happy and how many are worried? I have 350 U as my principal, and I've already lost 200 U. Additionally, I bought ETH with 150 U. It seems that the risk isn't high right now, but to prevent being liquidated if it continues to rise, I've added 1000 U as margin. If I had known, I wouldn't have operated these past two days; I've lost both the lady and the soldiers! I didn't even get a sip of soup.
My experience in the cryptocurrency market is that as long as you don't hold onto losing positions, the thing I'm least afraid of is going short. This time during the surge, every time ETH rises slightly, I open a 25x short position with about 10u. Currently, the yield is -120%, but as long as ETH drops to 2100 points, the yield will turn profitable, and when it drops to 1900 points, the principal will double. I am confident that it will drop back to this point.
Is there a pure enthusiast group that can add me? I want to learn about trading experience and understand the cryptocurrency market trends. Playing alone for a long time feels like gambling, and every time a coin suddenly rises or falls, I don't know why.
Are there any brothers who have lost a lot of money? Let's create a free group chat, and I'll buy the opposite of you. Or you can do the opposite of me; every time I buy when it goes up, it goes down, and when I buy when it goes down, it goes up. I'm losing 80% of the time, but if you follow my opposite approach, you'll definitely make a profit.
I really envy the 10u war gods. Although most ended up losing in the end, at least they once made hundreds or thousands of u. I just swore the day before yesterday to become a 40u war god, but I lost 20u on the first day, and 13u on the second day, and now I only have 7u left. I swear I will never be a war god again; it's better to play it safe and develop steadily.
Why is the trading volume continuously decreasing while the price is rising? Various indicators are becoming increasingly incomprehensible; the cryptocurrency market is completely a gamble.
I have a question. I noticed that in some screenshots shared by others, the contract interface shows both the buy position and the sell position for a certain coin. How is this configured? Why can I only have one position for the same coin?
I have a question. I noticed that in some screenshots shared by others, the contract interface shows both the buy position and the sell position for a certain coin. How is this configured? Why can I only have one position for the same coin?
Brothers, I don't quite understand why when Bitcoin rises, most coins also rise, and when Bitcoin falls, most coins fall? Since the trends are the same, wouldn't it be enough to just buy Bitcoin? Why buy other coins?
I'm fed up. I always forget after placing a contract order, and suddenly I receive a liquidation notice after not checking for an hour. Making money with contracts is too difficult. My already pitiful principal has been further worsened! I'll just set up a webpage for automatic buying and selling tomorrow. As long as I buy low and sell high, I won't lose money. Once the website is ready, I'll share it with everyone!