Does anyone know what's going on? I made a quick trade on the platform, sold a bit of U normally, received the money, the U was released, but the payment was frozen. Does anyone know what's going on and how to resolve it?
Who can explain this~ How did he manage to hold this list?! If it were you, how much would you get? $MYX {alpha}(560xd82544bf0dfe8385ef8fa34d67e6e4940cc63e16)
You are all amazing, easily reaching hundreds of W.
周大拿
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Initial Start: 600 Dabulous on Day 3 Current Result: Earned 13 Dabulous Pocket Includes: $BTC $ETH $BNB Today's Summary: The big pie's daily line has dropped, just fell a lot again, interest rates should be lowered again in September, slowly waiting, can it give me a surge to 131,400 dollars?
The Ethereum short position has just been secured, and the brothers who followed have made profits!
Sister Rong only fights battles she is confident in, and never places orders casually when she is unsure.
There are opportunities everywhere in the market, but we only bite into certain profits; this is the key to long-term profitability.
Brothers who are still hesitating, stop feeling your way across the river! Sister Rong has organized her winning strategies and practical methods, so hurry up and join in, let's make profits together!
If there's a big drop tonight, it's over, we're done for.
吸金蟹老板
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8.1 Afternoon Thoughts of the Aunt
Volume: During the downtrend, volume increases, indicating concentrated release of bearish strength; a rebound requires sustained volume to break through moving average resistance. Indicators: MACD green bars significantly lengthened, indicating strong bearish momentum, with the trend predominantly bearish.
Continuation of Bearish Trend: If it rebounds to 3700 (MA resistance + range pullback level) and encounters resistance, consider shorting with a light position, targeting 3600 (previous support during consolidation), and set a stop loss at 3730 (upper edge of MA resistance). Bullish Play: If it falls back to 3600 (key support) and stabilizes, with a volume reversal signal appearing, consider going long with a light position, targeting 3680 (moving average resistance), and set a stop loss at 3570 (lower edge of support).
Today again there are many long positions being liquidated, in the past hour long positions worth 1.836 million USD were liquidated, in the past 4 hours long positions worth 11 million USD were liquidated, in the past 12 hours long positions worth 48 million USD were liquidated, in the past 24 hours long positions worth 71 million USD were liquidated, more than 184,665 people have been liquidated, hopefully, none of your real money is among them! #美国加征关税
This pattern is usually a bearish signal in technical analysis. What does it mean? It means that although the price is rising, the increase is becoming weaker, like 'climbing a slope while gasping for breath.' Once it runs out of strength, it is likely to drop. If it breaks below the lower trend line, it may trigger a wave of short-term adjustment.
As a beginner in trading contracts, don’t rush to make money; first learn "how not to lose."
Recently, I have received many private messages with similar questions: "Bro, I only have 1000U in capital, how can I avoid liquidation?" "Am I using too low leverage, making profits too slowly?" Today, I will clarify this uniformly; if you want to turn the tables, start with this set of strategies:
Step 1: Diversify your positions. With 1000U in capital, split it into 10 parts, and only use 100U for each operation, keeping the remaining 900U in a wealth management account, don’t touch it for now. Don’t underestimate this step; it determines whether you have a "second chance."
Step 2: Don’t set the leverage too high. It is recommended to keep it within 20X; this multiplier provides enough room for fluctuation and won’t easily cause you to lose your cool. You're not here to gamble; you're here to make money.
Step 3: Be decisive with stop-losses. If you lose 100U, then accept the loss and review. Don’t average down, increase your position, or hold onto losing trades. Take a break for 1-2 days, observe the market, and think about the issues.
Step 4: Timing is crucial. Wait until your state of mind is adjusted, then take out one part from the 900U and continue trading. If you make a profit this time, for example, 300U, transfer 200U back to the wealth management account, leaving 100U for the next round.
This method may sound simple, but it can save many lives.
Because most beginners face liquidation not because "the market is too fierce," but because they are too eager, going all in at once, resulting in a total loss when the direction is wrong.
Remember this: Even if your win rate is 90%, a single mistake with full capital can lead to your "irreversible downfall."
The cryptocurrency market is vast, and the fluctuations are harsh; without position management and mindset control, you won’t go far. Trading contracts is a test of human limits; it’s not about whether you can earn slowly but whether you can survive quickly.
It’s not that you can’t do it; it’s just that you’re wandering alone in the dark. Stay steady, take your time; the most expensive thing in this world is "surviving."
As a beginner in trading contracts, don’t rush to make money; first learn "how not to lose."
Recently, I have received many private messages with similar questions: "Bro, I only have 1000U in capital, how can I avoid liquidation?" "Am I using too low leverage, making profits too slowly?" Today, I will clarify this uniformly; if you want to turn the tables, start with this set of strategies:
Step 1: Diversify your positions. With 1000U in capital, split it into 10 parts, and only use 100U for each operation, keeping the remaining 900U in a wealth management account, don’t touch it for now. Don’t underestimate this step; it determines whether you have a "second chance."
Step 2: Don’t set the leverage too high. It is recommended to keep it within 20X; this multiplier provides enough room for fluctuation and won’t easily cause you to lose your cool. You're not here to gamble; you're here to make money.
Step 3: Be decisive with stop-losses. If you lose 100U, then accept the loss and review. Don’t average down, increase your position, or hold onto losing trades. Take a break for 1-2 days, observe the market, and think about the issues.
Step 4: Timing is crucial. Wait until your state of mind is adjusted, then take out one part from the 900U and continue trading. If you make a profit this time, for example, 300U, transfer 200U back to the wealth management account, leaving 100U for the next round.
This method may sound simple, but it can save many lives.
Because most beginners face liquidation not because "the market is too fierce," but because they are too eager, going all in at once, resulting in a total loss when the direction is wrong.
Remember this: Even if your win rate is 90%, a single mistake with full capital can lead to your "irreversible downfall."
The cryptocurrency market is vast, and the fluctuations are harsh; without position management and mindset control, you won’t go far. Trading contracts is a test of human limits; it’s not about whether you can earn slowly but whether you can survive quickly.
It’s not that you can’t do it; it’s just that you’re wandering alone in the dark. Stay steady, take your time; the most expensive thing in this world is "surviving."