馒头呀

I laughed so hard, I just knew you would pull this kind of stunt. I reduced most of my position at 1850, leaving a small position to play with. Hahahaha$ETH

Although I personally like to trade high leverage contracts, I sincerely do not recommend newcomers to recklessly go for 100x or 125x leverage. I know this is driven by the desire to make quick profits. While sometimes you can gamble and succeed, after a long time with high leverage, I’ve found that most of the time, holding a full position at high leverage can only yield short-term gains, making it difficult to capture long-term ones.

Especially during volatile market conditions, the washout period can be brutal, just like I was washed out yesterday. Because of high leverage, I set my stop-losses relatively close, thinking that if I got knocked out, I wouldn’t lose much. But I didn’t expect to be precisely knocked out just as the market continued to rise. Watching the original take-profit level at 1810 today, I found myself not in the trade, and it felt like a knife was twisting in my heart.

What I mean is, if you only have 100 units or 500 units, directly going all-in with 100x or 125x is really not advisable. It sounds exaggerated, but many people actually play like this. I’ve often done the same, but ultimately it comes down to position management, which is not very related to the leverage used. However, when you’re in the heat of the moment, a full position at 28x versus 100x can yield very different results.

Recently, I’ve been at a loss for how to play the market. My mindset has been shaken many times. Buying 100 units in the spot market is mainly about participation, studying other things. It’s truly a love-hate relationship with this damn coin. When will it wake up and pull a few hundred points? I remember last year there were two major market movements like this, and I didn’t catch either of them.

Principal 24,000, I lost my composure trading altcoins a few days ago, now I'm only trading Bitcoin, let's see how I recover my losses. Since I started trading cryptocurrencies, I've always been losing money, but as long as I can make a profit, I can earn steadily. I have a feeling that this year I will turn things around in cryptocurrency trading. Because I am now trading cryptocurrencies full-time, I don't understand other coins, but I can see the trends of Bitcoin, just watch, this year I'm going to change my fate by trading Bitcoin #实盘

Is it safe? A little nervous.

Once I thought I could be considered a trader, staring at the fluctuating market on my phone, feeling that with just a flick of my fingers I could easily earn hundreds of dollars, and indeed I experienced that time. I believe many people have gone through prosperous days, thinking trading is an easy task, hoping these days of profit could last.

After I resigned from my job, a 20-square-meter rented room in the urban village became my trading battlefield. No matter how bright the sun is outside or how good the weather is, it has nothing to do with me; going days without stepping outside is the norm because my mind is solely focused on trading. When the market is good, my account balance rises quickly, and I bask in the profits in the square, bragging a bit. Sometimes I even fantasize about buying a house, changing cars, and traveling with my family. However, since the unfortunate events started to happen, the whole trend has reversed. I feel like I've lost my trading ability; the once self-assured golden touch no longer exists. I’m not afraid of being laughed at by my buddies; this is my recent true feeling about trading. Now I am cautious and hesitant, afraid to enter the market and worried about losing money.

Every day I witness real examples of losing money around me; I am also experiencing a state of drawdown, feeling the pain of losing that money. After the grid stopped, I withdrew some funds, and until now, I haven’t entered the market. I’m not even prepared to open the app during this cooling-off period. I want to use this cooling-off period to restrict myself from opening this software, truly achieving a state of empty thoughts to finally enjoy the fleeting happiness after short-term profits. The grid has been running for a few days, counting the drawdown, not too much and not too little; let’s spend it first.

Many people say it’s difficult to trade recently, and I don’t know when it’s easier. Perhaps smooth times are when it’s easier to trade, while tough times are always difficult. Those who find it hard are usually the ones in a losing state. However, during this downtrend, the number of people losing has increased; those who shorted at the bottom have been hit, and chasing the rise has also been shaken back and forth, causing many to temporarily withdraw from this battlefield.

In the past couple of days, I’ve been updating less because my focus in life is no longer on trading. Spending time at home with my parents is fulfilling, but this happy time is about to come to an end; I can’t stay home any longer. I’ve conceived many things I want to do this year, but fearing I can’t do everything well, I need to streamline my plans.

#回本 Challenge to break even slowly over two months. On March 29, a total loss of 7500u was incurred from the chaotic resistance to the order. After more than half a month, I have recovered over 3000u. The plan is to break even 4000u in 60 days. Daily check-in $BTC $ETH $SOL .

Real-time market analysis teaching is here. When the market is sideways, it's our time to think, boldly predict, and then verify step by step. Dong Ge has never liked to explain the K-lines that have already formed unless it's for review and summary, as it has no practical significance for our upcoming trades. The big picture was mentioned in the morning; narrow fluctuations do not provide a meaningful basis for trading, but we can still feel the changes in the market from smaller timeframes. Due to the up and down wicks from yesterday and the small range, we are just observing without acting. Usually, when we look for entry points in a long position from the five-minute chart, the most common patterns are the V-shaped bottom, double bottom, and triple bottom. However, we should not memorize these K-line shapes rigidly; just because we see a double bottom does not mean we should go long. You must look for five-minute entries only when the larger context is confirmed and the direction is relatively strong. Because in different environments, even if the pattern is the same, it can represent completely opposite actions. In a bullish trend, a double bottom or triple bottom can be a signal to go long, but in a bearish environment, it should instead indicate a short position at the upper range.

Don't hold on when you just posted a message; you should take losses when necessary.
You don't need to take heavy positions.
Ping An is not a god and can also make mistakes in judgment.
Playing around like this will easily lead to a liquidation.
Preserving your principal is the key to having a chance to win.
Please be obedient, okay?