慢慢变得富有

I feel this is very abnormal, the price has dropped to this level, and those shorting must be cautious. This kind of rapid decline can easily rebound several times in just minutes.
Anyway, I opened a long position that won't get liquidated; I'm betting it won't follow the usual path.

刚才翻看Qq空间，看到了关于比特币的记录，有没有人买过这个价格的比特币？

Waking up, the sky has fallen! It's a bull market.

Additionally, I want to talk about event contracts. When you're hesitating about whether to take action, it's best to just turn off the market trend chart because as you watch, you'll feel like the market is moving in a way you can grasp. The most fatal part is that often you have a particularly deep impression of that one time you guessed right, so much so that missing it will make you slap your thigh all day. So next time, no matter how the market moves, your brain will fill in the gaps, making you believe you can grasp the situation, and you will charge once and fail once, charge ten times and fail seven times, until you have no way out.

$BTC

No more point brushing, it's simply a relief!

Having been at Binance for so long, there is one thing I have never understood: why are the masters always exceptionally enthusiastic, trying every means to help you make money.

If they really had that ability, wouldn't it be faster, steadier, and more free to make money in the market, and also more assertive?

Bitcoin is truly tough for retail investors.

Look at this big pie, it has once again reached 106,000! It has easily rebounded 6,000 points from the low, even exceeding the starting point, this is really tough! For those who have experienced resisting the bears, have you secretly vowed in your hearts that the next time the big pie drops to 80,000, you will do whatever it takes to go long, even if it falls to 50,000, even if you have to sell your car and house, you'll hold on and not sell.

If you really think that way, then you have fallen into the trap. You said you wouldn't sell even if it drops to 50,000, well, how about if I drop it to 40,000 and you still don't sell? What about if I drop it to 30,000, will you sell? If you don't sell, I'll push it down to 10,000. Alright, alright, I’ll sell, I’ll sell, is that okay?!

Then you better sell quickly, because once you sell, I can continue to push the market up, haha. This is the psychological game between retail investors and big players; even if you know what the big players are thinking, you are still powerless because what if they’re not thinking exactly the way you are?

No one can completely guess another person's thoughts, but the market can indeed move according to the big players' intentions. As long as they want to, they can really push it to 200,000 in a day, or crash it to 20,000 in a day.

The only thing retail investors can do is go with the flow. Thinking about this is truly tragic.

It’s now 231 points, how many people are trapped here by the price they paid? It’s really not satisfying, right? It’s not satisfying, and that’s the point. I’m ready to take two or three airdrops; no matter what, I won’t refresh anymore!

The most ridiculous thing is that the market price clearly exceeds your selling price, but it just won’t execute your order. Even though the market price is already below your buying price, it still won’t execute your order. The tactics have been made this way, and yet you’re still refreshing for nonsense!

This is really going to become the King Yuan Goose...

A few days ago, I didn't plan to grind anymore, but I felt a bit reluctant. I had already been grinding for so many days and lost a few hundred U, so I continued to grit my teeth and persevere, feeling like hope was always just a millimeter away from me. Right now, I'm not doing it for anything else; I just want to experience the feeling of an airdrop.

For most people, even if you grind for 18 points a day, in 15 days, that's only 270 points. If we consider the current threshold of 225 points, it will definitely rise in the future. Even if it rises to 230 points, that means the points you can use to exchange for an airdrop are only a mere 40 points, just two times! 15 days of diligent effort with a minimum daily loss of 10 U is equivalent to spending 150 U for two airdrops. If things go badly, those two airdrops might not even be worth 150 U. So every time I'm mindlessly grinding for points, I have to ask myself, what the hell am I doing? Can I create value this way? As I keep questioning, I feel like a fool and also feel like I'm part of the same group as those aunties who watch videos to earn points for phone credit.

In the end, I suddenly remembered the old saying: There is no such thing as a free lunch.

All the positive news has come out now, the calls have also been made, it should drop now, right? But I have gotten used to its slow rise, used to the gradual resistance, and suddenly dropping so fast, I really am a bit unaccustomed to it. Should I first close my high positions and then continue to short?
$BTC

Record it down, I won't play event contracts anymore, big or small. Even if she lies there naked inviting me to play, I wouldn’t pay attention to her. I had been playing relatively steadily for a month, but this game is just too exhausting; every time I place a bet, I feel restless. Doing this every day must be very bad for my health. In fact, before I played this, I even secretly scolded others for being foolish, clearly playing a game with unequal rules. And what happened? After I got involved, I thought my skills could level out the unequal odds. The truth proved that I was powerless.
So today I took a few big gambles, and the outcome was predictable; I didn't win my final push. But that's fine, it further solidified my choice. I can't play!
After playing this, I feel that even a hundred times leveraged contract isn't that exciting anymore; I don't know if this change in mindset is good or bad. $BTC

With my small position, I am terrifyingly strong. Unless something unexpected happens, this time is bound to have an unexpected outcome.

Brushing for points, no more! I spent over 1,000 U brushing for two days and lost 150 U, plus the previous losses, it's at least over 500 U. The problem is I'm only at 102 points now; if this continues, reaching 200 points might cost me 2,000 U. Not to mention, to recover this cost, I need to receive at least 20 airdrops, and getting those 20 airdrops will take at least three to four months. Maintaining these points for those three to four months will probably cost over 10,000 U. Plus, it wastes a lot of energy; this is just self-harm.

We often talk about stopping losses, but what does stopping losses mean? Stopping point brushing is stopping losses.

The storage is small, even the gods will save me $BTC

Once killed by both bulls and bears, at this moment I counterattack both bulls and bears.

This morning when I woke up, I saw someone cursing in the square because they lost on a long position yesterday, and some even faced liquidation. I was thinking, it's only been a month, and from the bottom, it has risen almost 50%! You're still going long; if you don't lose, who will? What is greed? This is it. You still want it to rise; have you considered the feelings of the bears? $BTC

I really can't understand this, the lowest price has reached 1.1817, and my buy order at 1.183 hasn't been filled yet. It feels baffling. Every time I have to lose a few U in fees just to gain some points. If I accumulate enough points for the airdrop by grinding for over ten days, wouldn't that be less than the fees incurred over those days?

A few days ago, in order to update Binance, which I hadn't updated since I downloaded it, I also erased the contract insights I've summarized over the past six months, which left me feeling frustrated for several days.

Today, I accidentally clicked on the event contract interface in the new version and casually started playing, playing 29 games. Although I haven't lost yet, I always feel that this thing is too addictive. When I lose, I want to immediately recover my losses; when I win, I want to win more. In short, I just can't stop. This thing is different from other trading categories; it doesn't give you room to maneuver. It settles at a specified time, and the positions you take are like arrows shot from a bow, with absolutely no chance to retract.

I consider my self-control to be fairly good, yet I still always feel manipulated by it. This shows how dangerous it could be for someone with weaker self-control to encounter this thing.

Still rising, where will it rise? Is it going to rise outside my screen? So I'm bearish.

Continue with the empty pancake, I want to see whether my head is tough or if the exclusive bull market of the pancake is tough. $BTC

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