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Hard to say, this thing.

Can rumors be spread freely in Binance Square? This post does not serve any traffic recommendation, only analysis.
I just saw a post saying that a certain second-tier platform spiked to $8, and they even asked if it's true. Wow, buddy, I can really laugh at your post for half a year. Just a picture and a question of whether it's true or not; you will take the traffic but throw away the responsibility. Leaving a bunch of people in the comment section who don't understand the truth arguing with each other. It's truly a lesson in journalism, and those in the comment section are all abstract, talking like pseudo-intellectuals. This platform's Ethereum spot contract has already lagged behind, and some people should use their brains when looking at the square, don't drag down the average IQ of the crypto community.
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2.28 The posts really stuffed money into your mouths, 150,000 people have seen it, but I think no one really placed an order. Ethereum's character is quite strange, but even if it runs now, there is already a profit of two hundred dollars
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In three days, the up and down fluctuations exceeded 8,000 points, Bitcoin surged from 86,000 to 95,000 and then fell back. It's all about the thrill, but remember: this kind of volatility is not meant to panic you; it tells you where the true bottom line is. The previously mentioned 65,000 to 68,000, including the extreme 50,000, remains the last line of defense - if the market maker dares to hit these numbers, you should laugh, not be afraid, because this is the market giving out red envelopes.

Don't be fooled by the current price bouncing around 90,000; when it really gets to the life-and-death line, if Bitcoin dares to touch that number, whether it plunges down like a waterfall or crawls down slowly, if you touch it with your eyes closed, that's really just the heavens rewarding you with food. Just relax and hold your coins. The same goes for Ethereum, where market makers specifically target high-leverage contracts before pushing the price up.

In short: no matter how crazy the price jumps, the bottom line will not change. Bitcoin at 65,000 is a solid bottom; if it gets there, don't be timid, but definitely avoid high leverage - it's all about taming the disobedient on the eve of a bull market, only guiding honest people.

The market only rewards those who dare to bend down and pick up money when the blood runs in rivers.
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This wave of plummet looks scary, but the truth can be summarized in two sentences: the market is forcing everyone to hand over their chips, while smart money has already been eyeing a few key numbers.
Bitcoin and Ethereum have now reached their final support levels; Bitcoin at 65,000 to 68,000 is the bottom card that big players had during last year's bull market. If it goes lower, even to an extreme of 50,000, that’s still the ‘golden pit’ written in historical scripts— the sharper the drop, the crazier the rebound.

Ethereum is even simpler; 2,000 dollars is the clear signal. If it breaks this level, don't hesitate—go in with low leverage. If the market takes a hit, you can buy at a cost significantly lower than 90% of the people when the market catches its breath.

Lastly, here’s a hard rule: a bull market is a casino for the patient, while a bear market is a red envelope for the clear-headed.

Summary: Enter Bitcoin at 65,000-68,000, especially extreme at 50,000; for Ethereum, if it breaks 2,000, buy in without hesitation with low leverage. The blood flowing in the market now is the money you will earn in the future, so why panic?

(That’s all I have to say, the rest you can figure out yourself.)
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Will this event contract intentionally delay to judge you as a loser? Is it true?
Some friends complain about event contracts, saying that sometimes they clearly see that the points and prices are correct, but they still get judged incorrectly. Sometimes, even when the price difference is large, this situation can still happen. I wonder if you have experienced this.

Many people say that event contracts are very simple, and many friends also say that they feel very suitable for themselves. You may enjoy playing this several times a day, but if you want to fully immerse yourself, then I think you need to first understand the essence of this gameplay before deciding whether to only play it.
To make a long story short, this type of gameplay is essentially a game of the house advantage disguised as trading— the platform is merely packaging random fluctuations into certain opportunities with fixed odds, while actually hiding a 20% mathematical rake through the odds structure. You think you are 'using experience to predict direction,' but in fact, you are betting against an asymmetrical risk model designed by actuaries.

Traditional trading at least provides you with position management and stop-loss tools, while this all-or-nothing mechanism drains the most crucial 'risk buffer zone' from trading, disguising the long-term expected value of negative outcomes with short-term high odds stimulation. The real trap is that it makes newcomers mistakenly regard 'not being liquidated' as safety, while failing to realize that 'each bet inherently gives up 10% of expected returns' is the root cause of chronic losses.

If you still really want to play, please remember one thing: your average winning rate across all markets must be at least 55.56% to avoid losses, and this is under the condition that you remain completely rational and maintain consistent position sizes throughout the process.
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#事件合约

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"Binance Event Contract Stealing Guide"
Let's talk about it. Recently, I saw many brothers in Binance were cut off by events. Let me tell you something real - don't fight with the K-line, bet with human nature.

1. Core Logic
The favorite routine of the dog dealer: pull a needle to make you FOMO chase the rise, and then reversely smash the stop loss.
Our response: specialize in this kind of false breakthrough, and reversely eat the stop loss of the dog dealer.
Principle: When the price surges too fast, 85% of retail investors will blindly chase it, but the algorithm of the dog dealer will reverse the harvest when it deviates from the average price by about 1.8% (don’t ask how I know, I paid 70,000 yuan for tuition)

2. Specific parameters
1. Target: Only play BTC, other coins are just dog dealers drawing pictures for their own fun, and Ethereum is sometimes very weird and likes to go crazy
2. Cycle: 10-minute contract (more than 1 hour is a gamble, 30 minutes depends on luck)
3. Opening order signal:
Price is 1.8% higher than the 15-minute average price → open short (buy "down")
Price is 1.8% lower than the 15-minute average price → open long (buy "up")
I would rather play with cats than open orders before the point is reached! (My own parameter is 1.83%, I will give you guys a zero)

III. Three life-saving tools

1. Hedging method (key point)

Every time you open an event contract, open a 2x reverse order on the perpetual contract (for example, open a 200U short on the event contract and a 400U long on the perpetual contract)

After expiration:

If the event contract makes money → close the perpetual contract and lose some commission (as a protection fee)

If the event contract loses money → make up for it with the profit from the perpetual contract (actually measured to reduce losses by 60%)

2. Position control

≤2% position per time (play 200U with 10,000 capital, don’t learn from those idiots who play all-in)

No more than 5 orders per day (the winning rate plummets if you exceed 5 orders, don’t ask me how I know)

3. Time period metaphysics

Don’t touch it in the morning of Eastern Time (those grandsons on Wall Street are drinking coffee)

Turn off the software on Friday night (dog dealers specialize in killing gamblers on weekends)
There is a high probability of a pull-up on Monday, so be careful (Hua Ge and Dan Ge emphasized this many times)

Fourth, Lao Gou’s advice
Don’t be greedy: stop when you make 3-5% a day, this thing is a long-term stream
Don’t argue: if you lose 2 orders in a row, just go out for a walk, it’s better than anything else
Don’t pretend: never say “it’s definitely stable this time”, the market is good for all kinds of dissatisfaction.
Finally, let me make a mockery: those “masters” who teach you how to read MACD/RSI in the square have already had their contracts blown up 800 times.
Remember: Dog dealers understand technical indicators better than you, but they can't predict how wretched you are. $BTC

Waking up to find Ethereum almost broke two thousand, Bitcoin at ninety-one thousand, with a group of altcoins dropping by more than ten percent. On a day when most people are shouting 'bull market', this is undoubtedly the end of the cryptocurrency world. Personally, I believe this spike is fundamentally different from past events.
I can only say that certain individuals have probably taken a big gamble this time, and after today, the expectations of retail investors in the crypto space will also plummet. Will this lead the industry to start declining?

There is a phenomenon in the cryptocurrency world called collective self-destruction. For example, when Elon Musk tweeted about changing the logo of Twitter's small blue bird to a dog, the B circle erupted and rushed towards the dog. Musk secretly enjoyed it and quietly sold 450 million Dogecoin, leaving retail investors to be the bag holders. A world-famous trademark, with a brand value exceeding a hundred million, can’t just be changed on a whim. Indeed, the next day, Musk changed the dog back to the small blue bird, and Dogecoin plummeted, leaving those who had contracts as cannon fodder. A feigned attack, purely relying on shout-outs is sure to lead to self-destruction.

With the SpaceX launch, retail investors thought they could finally get rich overnight, so they rushed in. Unexpectedly, the rocket froze and the launch was delayed, leaving retail investors caught at the peak.

Retail investors are like ants, while the big players are like elephants. Ants always believe that unity is strength; this way of thinking is truly harmful. The more coins retail investors concentrate on, the easier it is for them to fail. A single ant doesn’t weigh much, but when there are many ants, they become the meal for the big players. Anyone who shouts and rushes together in the group ends up dead.

The essence of the capital market is a game of wits and courage between retail investors and big players, a cat-and-mouse game at the cost of money. The big players aim to make retail investors suffer. If retail investors all make money, wouldn’t the big players be left out in the cold? Do they really think retail investors can defeat the big players? Yes, pigs think the same way. Looking at the cryptocurrency world, the coins that retail investors have high hopes for tend to drop like a rock, such as FiL and People...

Blockchain must be combined with real economic applications to have value. In the long run, the application of coins must either serve as a currency application or an ecological technology application; aside from these two, everything else is just air and will eventually go to zero. Currently, the essence is speculation. Since it’s speculation, one must train themselves to become hunting dogs, with keen senses and insight into market movements, rushing in immediately when there’s any sign of change to snatch food from the big players—that’s what it means to be excellent.

Is there a way to fix the bug in the color of Binance theme? It is clearly night mode but there are always some interfaces that are half white and half black
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Bitcoin returns to 100,000, Ethereum 3700, I predicted a rise a week ago and posted about building positions, today I say it again, Ethereum looks at 4000, Bitcoin wasn't calculated but it's about the same
#比特币走势观察

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Continue holding

Isn't it just about pressing buttons to make money these days? Why do I see that most people in the square are losing?

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ETH is about to plummet! See 2800!
Since midnight yesterday, Ethereum has risen from 3359 to around 3590 US dollars. According to the nature of Ethereum, it will definitely plummet after the surge, just like the days on August 20. At that time, after the surge in those days, it plummeted by 300 US dollars in one day. I am afraid that it will not be able to escape such a fate this time. Although it is currently at a high level after the rise, this is probably an illusion before the plunge. Judging from the past trends, this sudden rise is often to attract more people to enter the market, and then come to a big harvest. Now that there is an upward trend, it is likely to be a sharp reversal. I seem to see that Ethereum is about to start a waterfall, all the way down to 2800 US dollars. Everyone should be careful!

The above content is pure nonsense. This wave has already made a floating profit of nearly 10,000 US dollars.

I have been in the circle since the beginning of 2020, and now it has been five years. From initially betting everything on 1830 yuan to now reaching 780,000, I have faced numerous failures along the way, but ultimately I have achieved some small success. I’m not saying I will rely on the cryptocurrency world for retirement in the future, but at least I have survived in this circle and gained something, which I am very satisfied with. Here, I want to share some insights from my trading experience and my feelings about some posts in the square these days. Regardless of whether you are a newcomer or a veteran, I believe this information will be helpful to you because the learning potential in the cryptocurrency world is immeasurable.

I personally believe that the most important thing is to have your own trading strategy.

I believe many people have seen this statement and planned to implement it, but those who truly accomplish it probably won't read this article.

Now, the square is filled with perpetual profit masters, and there are also some seemingly conscientious individuals who dare to speak the truth, telling you that 'Wall Street traders have a win rate that is not high, even below forty percent, because they dare to cut losses.' To be honest, aside from the perpetual profit masters, those who say the win rate is not high have not really seen where the truly capable individuals excel because these people can be said to be on a completely different level from most people in the cryptocurrency world.

What makes them excellent is that they have a well-established trading strategy that they can execute perfectly.

When they are making profits, they can determine based on their strategy whether to exit the market or increase their position, rather than relying solely on technical judgment. When they are at a loss, they can decide whether to cut losses or hold on.

They can fully trust and execute based on their strategy even when 'technically there is no problem, but the results of the strategy do not align with the technical analysis.'

This foundation leads to their varying win rates because they only look at the results, so the win rate does not affect their final profit outcomes.

This may seem like unhelpful advice, but if you think carefully, you will understand its meaning. I can guarantee that at least ninety percent of the people in the square are holders of 'I think I should do this now.' This is not a bad thing, but if you can slowly try to learn from them, I guarantee that your capital change curve will definitely develop in a positive direction. Bad will become acceptable, acceptable will become better, and better will become even better.

Look at my previous post, I posted a preview last night, try it with me next time.

$ETH has approached the expected first take profit point. If the wave arrives as anticipated, we should be able to gain two more orders or more next.

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So I said this thing is really simple, the key lies in your choice and action