I had the H1N1 virus over the weekend, so I wrote this article. Now that I’m well, I’ve made up for what I owed. The coin TROY was added with the observation tag by BN officials together with STMX. Let’s look at STMX first. After the news came out, it quickly fell in volume. It was a reasonable trend. Event-driven traders could not compete with quantitative traders. But Troy is very interesting. After being added with the observation tag, he should theoretically fall in volume like STMX, but he chose to go sideways, which is unpredictable. Until the sideways trend shows a direction, it is hard to say what the dealer will do, because the sideways trend after the big negative news has shown the dealer's strength - absolute control over Troy. Others have no goods to smash the market. As long as the dealer does not smash, the price of the currency will undoubtedly remain stable.
Traders do not look at indicators, but only at volume and price. Sometimes, only price is enough. Technical indicators are the product of the Western market in the 1970s. They are based on statistics but do not integrate probabilistic thinking. This kind of thing is basically useless, just like when you see a fat person, you can guess that he must have three highs and fatty liver without taking a blood test. The same is true for the price of the currency. The volume and price itself is the overall picture of a product. Looking at the market is like looking at a person. As for how much you can see, it all depends on your skills and experience. When the price is below the important moving average, the lows continue to hit new lows, and each time a new low is reached, the volume is high. There are sellers and buyers. The sellers are stop-loss buyers, but who are the buyers? They may be bargain hunters, and if it doesn't work, they will sell it back, turning it into a new round of selling pressure; or they may be absorbing funds, absorbing them very patiently. If a platform is formed during the decline, showing a downward trend but not a sudden drop, then the latter is more likely, just like a sinking ship that uses a whirlpool to suck nearby things while sinking. However, when the price refuses to hit a new low, be alert that the market may have already believed that its path of least resistance is not downward. At that time, even if there is no good news, the price will reverse, thus confusing a group of people who like to find out the reason and have not yet boarded the car. What will the price be like at that time? A big needle and then swallowing it back? Or something else? It's hard to say. After all, before it reverses, no one knows where the decline will stop. If you rush in rashly, it may become the driving force for the next wave of killing. #BTC☀
It’s too late to think it through. The alpaca contract will be delisted at five o'clock. After five o'clock, both the long and short positions will be directly liquidated by the exchange (similar to the settlement of contracts in futures trading). Since every long position must correspond to a short position, as long as the main long player is willing to drive the price up, all the short positions become their liquidity at exactly five o'clock, without worrying about being unable to close the positions. Being the main player is just too enjoyable.
Diode, why not short, is the contract just for show?
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What I want to say to the Binance platform
I want to say a few words to the Binance platform, and I don't know if He Yi, CZ, and the Binance leadership can see this. If the Binance leadership does not shift its focus back from the primary market to the secondary market, the cryptocurrency world will collapse completely. This is not alarmism; I am a consistent person. I downloaded the AVE primary platform, and I also look at junk coins every day. The profit effect is indeed good, but I am slow by nature, so I feel I can’t compete with everyone. Even if I can’t compete, if I were to buy junk coins and wait for the right moment, doubling or tripling my investment isn’t a problem. This is the current profit effect of the primary market. I understand all the processes of playing in the primary market and with junk coins, but I haven't invested a single cent. All my funds are on Binance. If the secondary market continues to lack profit effects, I may also clear out the tokens I currently hold in the secondary market and embrace the primary market.
Thank you bn, thank you bera, thank you cheems, thank you tst Cheems was thinking about having expectations for the spot market on Saturday night, but was told by a group friend that it ran away, otherwise it wouldn't just be 3000.
Data from $AI16Z shows that the main force has already withdrawn part of its funds, and the possibility of further upward attack is small; it should first move down for a period.
Today we reached 47, paying tribute to the 47th President. Tomorrow we reach 78 to celebrate Trump's birthday, and the day after we work towards 250, commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States #TRUMP市值突破
Share a phenomenon I observed before. Last weekend, many altcoins exhibited similar trends: a significant drop in price accompanied by an increase in positions, followed by a slight downward trend with positions gradually rising or maintaining at a high level. On Monday morning, Bitcoin had a sudden drop, followed by a continuous decline leading to a big plunge in the US market. This big plunge was accompanied by a significant decrease in positions. This round has ended, and in hindsight, this round was a victory for the bears, as they harvested the retail bulls relying on the market's decline. The subsequent rebound was caused by bears closing their positions, indicating that the bears are also unwilling to actively attack further downwards here. Currently, the altcoin market is severely polarized. Some altcoins have completed bear position covering and started actively buying to push prices up, while others are still in the process of covering their short positions. Therefore, if you missed the first round of the rebound, don’t be anxious; as long as there is capital coming in and you can capture it in time, altcoins are still worth playing. Additionally, on the 20th, Trump took office. The positive impact on the cryptocurrency market has mostly been digested since his election victory in November. The mildest trend would be a slight decline, but the selling pressure shouldn’t be too large. This judgment is based on Wall Street institutions buying on expectations and selling on reality. If the newly inaugurated president’s executive orders turn out to be favorable for the cryptocurrency market, then activating the market to challenge 110,000 again is also possible. In summary, don’t rush, protect your principal, and survive until the stage of making money with your eyes closed #市场反弹预测 #还有山寨季?
It's not that simple. The interest rate hike in Japan at the beginning of August, combined with the unexpected rise in the unemployment rate, led the market to consider the possibility of a recession. The withdrawal of arbitrage positions and pessimism regarding future economic expectations resulted in a broad decline of risk assets.
Is there a similarity between brewing tea around a stove and speculation in the cryptocurrency circle?
On weekends, I go out with friends to brew tea around the stove. I said, where do you find young people in their twenties gathering to drink tea? My friends said we can also grill something to eat and enjoy the lake view, I didn't refuse. I suddenly realized that brewing tea around a stove and trading have some similarities. 1、 From an outsider's perspective, the people here seem cheerful and chatty, but sitting by the stove with the charcoal used by the vendors, I realized the smell of incompletely burned charcoal means that the fuel for brewing tea is life. 2、 There are snacks like sweet potatoes, sugar oranges, and cotton candy on the stove, among which sweet potatoes take the longest to cook. The best method is to simmer them on the stove or wrap them in foil and throw them in the charcoal, but friends clearly focus more on the experience of grilling, you pinch one and they flip another. It seems that instead of eating, everyone prefers to mess around.
Why didn’t you trade cryptocurrencies when you were young, but entered the market in middle age?
Let me talk about my experience. I was born in March. Before the college entrance examination, around May, I bought my first mutual fund. It wasn’t much, just 1,000 yuan. I earned 20% in two weeks, bought it on Sunday, and sold it the following Monday after coming home on Friday night. I was lucky to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point. At that time, I was only 18 years old, and I felt extraordinarily talented. I decided to go all out after the college entrance examination and put all 1,200 yuan into Yu'ebao. After the exams, I went to my aunt's factory and slacked off for two months, earning 6,000 yuan (my aunt's factory was doing well, and I was given 3,000 a month just for my face because I really did nothing. I only experienced being a factory worker for half a day, and at the end of the day, they even treated me to a cup of milk tea, a 20-yuan mango sago dessert. At that time, I didn’t even know if half a day’s work could earn that much). I took the 6,000 yuan and started trading futures. The first few operations went well, and since I was studying during the summer vacation, I was lucky to earn 1,700 from a batch of soybean meal and starch, and I made a profit of 500 on methanol within half a day. At that time, being 18, I thought that as long as I continued like this, I would be able to buy a car and a house right after graduation. Until after the Spring Festival, I kept making profits, turning my 6,000 into 15,000 in five months. This was a huge amount of money for me, who was not yet 20.