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Chinese factories are working hard to produce, but the purchasing power of the common people cannot keep up. Goods are piling up more and more, prices are getting lower and lower, which is called deflation risk. The U.S. printing press is printing money like crazy, but domestic goods cannot keep up; there is more and more money, and prices are about to soar, which is called inflation risk.
As a result, these two smart individuals hit it off: China sells its surplus cheap goods to the U.S., keeping U.S. prices down; the U.S. gives the excess printed dollars to China, solving the problem of Chinese goods not being sold. This tactic has stabilized the economies of both countries for the past two to three decades. Therefore, the two countries should strengthen cooperation to maximize benefits and achieve a win-win situation.

Common Mistakes of Retail Investors, Contrarian Operations
He pointed out that the common mistake of retail investors worldwide is: holding on to losses and not letting go, while being eager to sell at the slightest profit. The correct approach is precisely the contrarian strategy—holding on to profits and letting them run; decisively cutting losses when in the red to control risk. His principles for taking profits and cutting losses are clear and straightforward.
Trend is King, Go with the Trend
He emphasized that once a trend is established, there is no need for excessive analysis; just follow the money. A simple way to judge the trend is to observe moving averages: bullish trends go up, bearish trends continue down. Short-term traders focus on daily moving averages and follow up on breakthrough volumes; medium to long-term traders pay attention to weekly moving averages, entering when there is a breakout with volume and decisively exiting when it drops below. Going with the trend and not against it is the wise choice in cryptocurrency trading.
Control Losses, Master the Techniques
He reminded us that having the courage to admit mistakes and timely controlling losses is fundamental to surviving in the market. This importance far exceeds temporary profits. Regardless of the method used, as long as one is proficient in one, they can establish themselves in the crypto space. When trading short-term, he suggests not overly relying on short-cycle candlestick charts but should combine indicators like KDJ and OBV to find entry and exit points for the day and determine the intentions of the main force. The difference between a washout and a sell-off lies in the decrease and increase in volume; a strong upward-moving cryptocurrency, even when facing risk warnings, often indicates a washout with reduced volume, and new highs can be anticipated. #策略交昜

Alpha logic, personal opinion, personal opinion, personal opinion.
1. The new currency is BNB as the base pool, and trading also benefits BNB Chain, as BNB naturally benefits from gas fees.
2. Increase new users, and later convert them into BNB holders through other incentives.
After all, the current rewards from Alpha are being distributed from the mouths of BNB holders (a large portion has been distributed, leading to a sharp decline in BNB holder profits). The purpose of all activities is to 1. Increase platform revenue (trading volume), 2. Sell off BNB, 3. Maintain the top position.

You ask me where the next opportunity for Sui is? I would tell you it is Momentum
Recently, many people have been asking me where the next opportunity for Sui is?
If you are just starting with the Sui ecosystem now, I would tell you that the next opportunity in the Sui ecosystem is @MMTFinance, expected to be in July TGE.
Currently, the Sui team's favored projects have been issuing tokens one after another: Deepbook, SuiNS, Walrus, each one is a simple big opportunity, even the last one, the Suiplay gaming console, has sold out, and there is one last SEAL that has clearly stated they won't be issuing tokens for now, so it can be ignored.
Most Sui ecosystem projects have basically TGE'd, and there aren't many opportunities left to participate in, after checking, the most worthwhile one to participate in right now is still Momentum#SUI🔥 .

I just registered and was also flagged by risk control.

The China-U.S. talks went surprisingly smoothly, and the fundamentals of the raging bull have gradually taken shape!
Just now, China and the U.S. made statements regarding tariff differences in negotiations in Geneva, with both sides believing they reached friendly consultations and some consensus, and a joint statement will be issued later today.
This is the first face-to-face consultation between the two sides since Trump took office.
The following is an overview of the negotiation details based on existing information:
Core issues and positions of the negotiation
1. The bottom line for China:
Demanding the U.S. cancel all new tariffs and opposing exchanging tariff reductions for political conditions (such as the fentanyl issue).
Insisting on autonomy over rare earth and critical mineral export policies, rejecting external interference.
Maintaining industrial subsidies, technological autonomy, and development in key areas.
Insisting on resolving disputes based on the WTO and opposing U.S. unilateral mechanisms.
RMB exchange rate policy and financial opening pace to be independently controlled by China.
2. The U.S. position:
Proposing to reduce tariffs from 145% to 80% (later reports suggested reducing to the initial 34%), but requiring China to cooperate on trade balance and the fentanyl issue.
Emphasizing a policy of “reciprocal tariffs,” attempting to force China to reduce trade deficits through high tariffs.
The U.S. side is unwilling to cancel tariffs before negotiations, trying to maintain pressure.
Progress of negotiations
First day of talks (May 10): The two sides held over 10 hours of closed-door consultations, with no specific progress made public. The atmosphere of the negotiations was tense, with both sides trying to avoid being seen as the compromising party.
Progress on the second day (May 11): Negotiations continued, with Trump proposing to reduce tariffs to 80% on the “truth” (later media reported 34%, but there was no immediate response from the Chinese side). The two sides continued discussions under the facilitation of the Swiss ambassador to the UN, with the atmosphere more relaxed compared to the first day.
Outcome: On May 12, both sides announced that the negotiations had achieved “substantive progress” and agreed to establish a long-term trade consultation mechanism led by He and Besant from China. The Chinese side pledged to promote the reduction of the trade deficit, and both sides issued a joint statement expressing their willingness to ease the situation.
Specific agreement details have not been made public, but U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant indicated that the negotiations were “productive,” suggesting that more content would be announced subsequently.
Some analyses suggest that U.S. tariffs may decrease to 50% or lower, but this has not been officially confirmed.
It's better for the brothers to talk than not to talk, and the fundamentals of the raging bull have gradually taken shape!