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Talk about USTC. A few days ago, I saw someone in the square talking about this coin and its market capitalization being very low. I looked into it and found that its current market cap is only over 70 million USD, which is equivalent to over 500 million RMB.

Then, I noticed that a few days ago, some funds tried to push the price up because the trading volume clearly increased significantly, then it fell back, and today it started to rise again.

Before Bitcoin stabilizes, if there are some coins that stabilize earlier than Bitcoin and start to rebound, I think everyone should pay close attention to these points. The point of focus is that since there has been capital intervention, and since it has been involved with funds and is still stuck in losses. Currently, its market cap is not high, so it can be a focus. The key is that it has been consolidating for such a long time, with funds trying to push the price up, and it hasn't dropped down. It can be considered for investment, and that is the reason.

I just looked at the daily chart of Bitcoin, and actually, I see the daily chart of Bitcoin as an ok candlestick. It just happens to have retraced to the 60-day moving average. The 60-day moving average is generally a major cycle line, and it is also a watershed for bullish and bearish trends. If it holds after the retracement here, it indicates a new market trend.

If it's good, it will rise directly; if it's not, it may take some time to consolidate.

Another thing about Bitcoin, I researched the 1-hour candlestick of Bitcoin. Yesterday's surge is technically normal, but after it finished climbing, it was smashed down. After being smashed down, today we are looking at the left side to see if it will test the bottom again? Because at the position of 10264, although it broke down, it rebounded instantly. So this afternoon, we need to pay attention to whether Bitcoin has a one-hour level appearance of a super large bullish candlestick that pulls it directly above or around 105800.

If you don't agree with my thoughts, that's fine, you can continue to be bearish. First, let's pay attention to whether it can stabilize at the 10400 level. If it can stabilize and oscillate, then a large bullish candlestick could turn the situation around.

Ethereum, take a look at the six-week continuous upper shadows on the weekly chart, which originally indicates a strong bearish sentiment, but it is found that each time it drops, it easily rebounds. So pay close attention, today and next week. If there is a big rise today, there is a possibility that it will pull up next week. Next week is exactly the 7th week for Ethereum, and if it continues to oscillate next week, that will mark the 8th week of trend change.

Research Ethereum's peers, you should focus on studying ETH's daily candlestick chart. If you zoom out a bit, it's quite obvious that there seems to be a large bearish candle about to form. If this bearish candle comes down, it will likely hit around the 2000-point mark. In the coming days, on the 17th and 18th, the U.S. will decide whether to raise interest rates. Based on the information currently available, there will be no rate cuts in June.

Why bearish? Mainly because this position seems to have that feeling of about to break out. Speaking of breakouts, experienced players know that a large bearish (or bullish) candle is about to drop (or rise) down.

Friends often say that I was just a bit away from being liquidated.
Today, I want to tell you that your timing of entry is wrong; if it were right, you wouldn't be liquidated even if it was just a little bit off.

Many friends often share how much they made during a round of market, and they can all benefit from it, which relates to the timing of entry.
Some friends also mention the size of leverage, but it's actually also a timing issue.
If it's a rising market and you go long, then if it's just a few dollars off, you won't be liquidated.
You may not agree with what I say, but you can pay attention to the market and see if it aligns with what I said.

In a rising market, after it goes up, it will have fluctuations instead of falling; during a large oscillation market, it will fluctuate back and forth, making it hard to hit the timing.

The timing in the capital market is like a battlefield where moments change rapidly. If you keep up, you earn; if you can't keep up, you lose.
This tests your overall ability. Market sense!

What I want to say is that after Israel attacked Iran, Iran generally does not retaliate immediately. Just think about it: did they retaliate right away after their leader was taken out last time? The so-called red revenge flag is mainly to soothe domestic sentiments.

I have seen some self-media explain why Iran is so aggressive; it's because they fear their regime being overthrown. It's a bit like what old Chiang said: you must first stabilize the internal situation before dealing with external threats.

Last time, they waited two weeks after the attack, so this time we don’t need to wait. The most important thing is that they informed Israel before launching the rockets.

What I want to say in the end is that you can just look at what the media publishes. To be honest, the news is really not as reliable as what self-media puts out.

On the 15th, they will continue negotiations with the U.S. regarding the Iran nuclear deal.

Also, don’t wonder why the news always writes some useless stuff; some things just can’t be published, and you have to learn to understand that. So, in the end, we can only look at some self-media and military bloggers for analysis of events.

#事件合约 Everyone plays with this thing, but be careful not to fall into a misconception. You must rely on indicators; without indicators, I can't do anything. You must look for a particularly accurate indicator.

The market is somewhat similar to the roads we usually travel. There are highways, and there are potholes; there are also twists and turns. You should find a pattern that you recognize before participating. For example, highways are easy to navigate, so I will only get on the highway when it's available; if not, I won't get in the car.

Our market is nothing more than box fluctuations, one-sided rises, and one-sided falls. Personally, I think box fluctuations are relatively easier to operate because they have a bottom and a high point—short at the high point and long at the low point.

Lastly, I want to say that you must find a market that you can understand and comprehend before participating. If you don't understand it, don't participate.

#事件合约 focuses on bullish ETH at the hourly level.

Every time the cryptocurrency market rises or falls sharply, there will definitely be a lot of losses. Especially during a significant decline, the losses are even greater. So I'm sharing this to suggest that you might as well focus on event contracts and look at the one-hour call and put contracts. You don't have to worry about missing the bottom; if it rebounds, we only look at this one hour. Even if the price you bought increases by two dollars after this one hour, you could still earn 85%.

Some friends have no feeling for event contracts, let me calculate it for you, pay attention.

2 to the power of 10 equals 1024

The reward for each correct guess is 0.8, which is 80%
If you add up all the compounding each time, see what it comes to.

What you need to do is this day, this week, or even this month, you must get it right 100% this time

Then get it right 10 times in a row.

Those who went long on Bitcoin today for one hour can continue to do so. If people operate according to this routine, just think about it—an hour with one bullish candle gaining 80 points, how exaggerated!

#事件合约 I just looked at the 10-minute candlestick chart of Ethereum starting from 8:20. If you had bought long on every single candlestick consecutively, you would have succeeded 12 times in a row. There were only two failures.

Let's take a look at the 10-minute candlestick chart of Bitcoin #事件合约 , and see if it's particularly simple. When the 10th minute hits, you can just buy in directly. If you think it's going up, just click on 'up'; if you think it's going down, then click on 'down.' Some friends might find it difficult, but the difficulty lies in the mindset. In fact, the market hasn't changed much; you shouldn't let your emotions get in the way. Just follow the market's movements and operate accordingly, without overthinking.

#事件合约 launched this 10-minute bullish and bearish method on the Binance platform. Based on Bitcoin's candlestick chart, I would like to offer you a little suggestion that you can refer to.

Since he chose the 10-minute candlestick for the bullish and bearish method, we can directly open the 10-minute candlestick.

According to the current existing candlestick, the first method is to buy in and go long at the moment this candlestick closes. If the next 10-minute candlestick is a bullish candle, you win.

Once the 10-minute candlestick shows a doji, we can wait for a dip buy, which is at the position where it has a spike. After waiting for that position to appear, buy in and go long instantly. Once this 10-minute candlestick closes, it is very likely that when it shows a doji, it will not immediately show a large bearish candle. Therefore, playing this requires more waiting, waiting for a signal to appear before placing an order.

#事件合约 Today, I made my first trade, opening 6 orders and winning 4 of them, with two losing orders, currently in a profitable state. I'll explain how this works, as this is my first time playing this 10-minute contract.

I look at the trend in 5 minutes and find the low and high points in 1 minute. After that, I start to look for bullish or bearish signals.

This approach is suitable for a fluctuating market where prices go up and down repeatedly. However, once there is a strong upward trend, we might just observe without trading.

For now, my experience with trading six orders is like this.

Simply put, when the price is rising, I look for bearish signals at high points, and when the price is falling, I look for bullish signals at low points.

This is my understanding of the 10-minute time contract. If you have any trading insights, feel free to share them in the comments.

I personally believe that the position of #事件合约5u战神开始回本 is very important, even during a decline, if you can hold this position for 10 minutes without falling below it, going long is guaranteed to win. The benefit of this thing is that you no longer have to rush to place orders; you can finally calm down and analyze this trend. As for the order placement, the most important point is that even if you only have five dollars, there is a chance to turn things around, as long as you put in the effort, there are opportunities to make money. It can really be considered a chance for the underprivileged to have a single opportunity.

#事件合约 I found that this thing is still relatively cost-effective. Losing once costs five dollars, while winning once can earn nine dollars, so it must be quite cost-effective.

#事件合约 Let me explain how to open this thing. For example, if you like to play Bitcoin contracts, after entering the Bitcoin contract, there is a three horizontal lines icon in the upper right corner. Click on the three horizontal lines, and then there will be an event contract above. Just click on the event contract directly. The minimum investment for gameplay is five dollars, and you can choose to go long or short. Currently, the options I see are only 10 minutes, 30 minutes, one hour, and one day.

I used to play one-minute contracts for going long or short, and now Binance has introduced contracts for 10 minutes, 30 minutes, one hour, and even one day. Let me explain how to win with these long and short contracts.

First, I used to play one-minute contracts. How do you win? For example, if Bitcoin is at 104895, and you click to go long at that moment, the price may change to 104900. Then, this price of 104900 means that the closing price in the next 10 minutes must be greater than the price at which you opened the order, even if it is just one dollar higher, you win. If you go short, at the moment you open the order, the price must be lower than your opening price after 10 minutes, even if it drops by just one dollar, you win.

So, the main feedback for the long and short at that moment is whether the price after 10 minutes is higher or lower than your opening price. If it’s higher, you win with the long; if it’s lower, you win with the short.

The profit standard is that if you invest 10 dollars, you can earn 8 dollars. If you lose, you also lose 8 dollars.

What to pay attention to when playing this is that some important price levels need to appear, and you can only place orders when such suitable positions arise. This way, the safety factor is higher for success.

I have seen screenshots from some friends in the square, where some waited for a position for two hours.

#事件合约 I see no one is explaining, so let me explain a bit. This thing is somewhat similar to pressure sizing, currently the fastest way to see bullish or bearish trends on the external network is 1 minute. If you win within that minute, you earn 75%, but if you lose, you completely lose your principal.

This type of gameplay can be precise to milliseconds, not seconds but milliseconds. There was a big brother who took us to play for a minute, and I tried to follow along. Even if it's the same position in the same second, errors can still occur.

How to define your win or loss is determined by that one second, even the price at which you open the position.

That big brother usually opens positions at the US stock market opening time, selects a pattern and then decides to go bullish or bearish.

I see people discussing 5 minutes and even 10 minutes in the square.

Even if two people open a bullish contract at the same second, the prices will differ. The determining factor of win or loss is whether that K line closes at the exact same time you opened the order; that one second decides whether you win or lose.

This type of win or loss is faster; if you open a 5-minute bullish contract and the closing price after 5 minutes is greater than your opening price, you win. Currently, it seems everyone is showing profits of 80%. If you lose, the probability is high that you will be liquidated.

Some players also show 10 minutes.

Playing this requires a certain technical foundation which aligns with a specific pattern when entering bullish or bearish contracts.

Compared to traditional pure leveraged contracts, the speed is faster, and a certain level of technical skill is required.

It is more suitable for volatile markets.