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#交易故事 #最近的一笔交易 This is a transaction that I still vividly remember, and it is also the last decision I made after careful consideration. On May 7, I noticed that the BTC price experienced a rapid surge after days of sideways movement, triggered by the news that 'the Federal Reserve is about to announce the maintenance of interest rates.' However, in such situations, market sentiment often tends to overheat, so I did not chase the highs but instead set a plan to buy at a pullback support level.

Around 9 PM, BTC dropped from the 94019 area to the 93377 region, and a large number of buy orders quickly appeared there. I judged that this could be a signal of short-term institutional accumulation, so I chose to observe and did not open a position, as a sharp drop does not necessarily mean a rebound, so I continued to observe. Then it violently surged for several hours up to 97732, but I placed a short order around 97100 because I felt that the current market environment had not yet reached a recovery situation, plus the evening meeting was likely not to raise interest rates, which is essentially bearish for realization. Let's see if it drops to eighty thousand tonight, hahaha. After all, I'm not optimistic about crypto growth at the moment.

However, everyone has their own thoughts, and it's important to open positions according to one's own ideas, set stop losses, and don't lose big over small losses. Keeping a portion of the principal is the key.

$IP Some people woke up and found that their positions were gone. Do you believe that it can be pulled up to 9 before going to bed? Anyway, I didn’t think about it. After all, my memory is still at 1.4. They were all scolding the dog dealer for not having the strength to pull the market. 😌 Cut the meat and so on. This is really similar to the method of x at the beginning. All victims, come and report!

$IP saw many people in bn Square crying over losses on this coin. In fact, coins with low circulation are very good for market manipulation [Haha]. The selling pressure in the spot market is very small; I plan to use a sufficient amount of USDT to maintain the spot price, which indirectly means controlling the contract price [Nose picking]. Then I will use my own funds to open any leveraged position; anyway, the marked price has already been controlled, so my long position will never be liquidated. For coins with poor depth that have just circulated, opening a small account at a high position to place a sell order at a high price, and seeing the price fluctuate by 100%, you short sellers think the coin price is seriously overvalued [Laughing and crying], and then you will rush in. At that time, there are very few sell orders in the spot market, while there are many short positions in the contract market, which causes the spot price to be higher than the contract price, resulting in a negative funding rate. The greater the gap, the more negative the funding rate, and those who short will lose the funding rate to me [Nose picking]. In fact, you often see exchanges frequently adjusting the funding rate to help narrow the price gap between the spot market and the contract market. However, the fundamental reason for the abnormal funding rate has not been found; widening the funding rate range does not solve this problem but rather helps the project parties or what you call market manipulators to further harvest retail investors with the funding rate [Hehe]. Be more mindful and stop cursing the market manipulators; they’ve been generous enough. I’ll delete this soon.

$BNX small orders pull, big orders out. Some of the buying and selling addresses are the same! Left hand to right hand! Some even shouted 1.5, I really don't know where you get the courage!