挣够20个BTC

Bitcoin around 73
Ethereum around 1698
Sol around 126

I think Ethereum will still fall tomorrow. It will also fall on the weekly chart. Wait a minute, everyone.

The pie is quite interesting. It is always a whole number with not too many decimal points. It seems that the current dealer has obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Sol don't go long now, it might drop further

You can go long around 161

Currently, the trading volume on the 15-minute chart is decreasing, but the price is going up.
There is suspicion of a false signal.
If it reaches 95, you can close half of the position now.

In the future, I still have faith in Ethereum.
However, there is a resistance level at 2867, and this time the pullback from the decline has also been reached.
But I fell asleep and I'm really going to cry.
Now my long position's cost price is 2719, and I have already closed half of my position.
I plan to buy the remaining near 2395.
Then the cost price for my short position is 2646.
Now there are more short positions than long positions.
Sigh, how could I fall asleep?
Forget it, let’s reconfigure the layout.
Close half at 2395.
I've placed an order and I'm not moving it.
Bitcoin opened too early; I clearly saw 96 but was anxious to enter.
Now the cost price is 97159.
For Bitcoin, I’m not entering in the middle anymore.
I will buy one near 92-93; this position is near the support level, so it’s a good point to buy.
Then I’ll buy another near 88-86, and then I won't do anything.
Actually, for Bitcoin, I saw the lowest point was at 73.
I plan to buy one at 73.
I’ll buy to the limit; if I can't buy it, it doesn't matter.
Force liquidation should be controlled below 50,000.
Everyone really needs to control their force liquidation.
In the future, I still have a positive outlook on the crypto market, but I am cautious about market manipulation.

What's wrong with you guys?
The big pancake is falling, why aren't you following?
🙂

LTC
111
118
124
Can build a position

Personal musings

Ethereum:
2160 sell once, 1928 sell once
Sell twice, then force liquidation to be below 1300
I currently have both short and long positions, but didn't close them when I had the chance
Now at 2160-70, I will close all my short positions
I will add to my long positions near 2160, and then just hold
The current market really can't be predicted, and positions can't be left unclosed, really
Otherwise, I'll be stuck, although right now I have 700 million in forced liquidation haha
Equivalent to no forced liquidation, but being stuck is very annoying

For short positions:
Those with long positions can go short; otherwise, I do not recommend going short
I plan to add to my positions around 2900-3085
Close all long positions in this range or close 3/4
Then add to short positions

Let's see what happens next week; anyway, I have pending orders

Actually, I think Ethereum might reach between 2200-2300 this time
It's actually not very good below, but what if Ethereum doesn't cooperate?
Still, let's place a pending order
I will also take some profits from short positions in this area; otherwise, I will be stuck again and can't add to positions anymore

For long positions as well, if it goes up first, I still need to close part of the position to be more flexible

High points turn low
Feels like the big pie still wants to pull back
Let's just wait
Ether feels better at 2230
Let's wait a bit, don't rush

Ethereum might be touched by my sincerity
But
TMD short position is trapped
Chain trap

What are the benefits of Ethereum???
Why did it surge so much?

Feeling like it's going to drop to 21 but didn't dare to short
Waited with a short position
Escaped a disaster

Yesterday I told my friend that I estimate we won't be able to end this until we get back to 3020. He told me it can't drop any further. I closed 4/5 of my long position in Ethereum near 3410. Now I've bought a little bit more and I'm waiting for a spike. If there are any, I'll buy; if not, I'll let it rise.

Is anyone doing Ethereum?

Thank you, Ether. Really, thank you, Ether. I knew you wouldn't let me down.

If this line breaks, it's okay if it rebounds back
If it breaks without rebounding, a downward trend will emerge, so it's better to exit long positions
Similarly, if it breaks, rebounds back, and stabilizes, it's better to exit short positions

Can someone recommend some books about rolling stock?

Bearish