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$ETH The Prague upgrade is a significant benefit, and the main players' short positions need to be closed. The borrowed coins need to be redeemed at a low point, so there will be a big rebound following this upgrade. Many people may say that good news known by everyone is not really good news, but this is the logic of the Chinese stock market. The Chinese stock market can only go long in one direction, which is different from a two-way market.
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Next month, Ethereum will teach short sellers how to behave. Don't be fooled by its current weakness; the intensity of its breakout will exceed your imagination.
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The trend of $BTC gives a feeling of wanting to drop, but fearing the bears will profit; wanting to rise, but fearing the bulls will profit.
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It takes a great lesson to truly implement the strategy strictly, your actual loss is too little.
2025.3.26
You can't always win by going all in, so you can't always go all in.
Yesterday, I made 277u with a few trades of 56u, and then I got overconfident and lost all of it in 5 counter-trend all-ins. I promised not to trade before or after watching the US stock market, but I violated trading discipline and opened overlapping positions. When making money, everything seems easy to say, but when losing money, only strict trading discipline can protect the principal.
Today, I entered with 40u and made it back up to 220u. I can go all in on the first few trades, but it's impossible to always win by going all in. So in the future, I will strictly roll over with 20u; without overlapping positions, I can't lose too much. After reaching 500u, I will use 30u, and after reaching 1000u, I will use 50u. This way, I can sustain.
Not much to say, reduce frequency, and be bold when the opportunity is right. I hope to return to 1000u this week.
You can't always win by going all in, so you can't always go all in.
Yesterday, I made 277u with a few trades of 56u, and then I got overconfident and lost all of it in 5 counter-trend all-ins. I promised not to trade before or after watching the US stock market, but I violated trading discipline and opened overlapping positions. When making money, everything seems easy to say, but when losing money, only strict trading discipline can protect the principal.
Today, I entered with 40u and made it back up to 220u. I can go all in on the first few trades, but it's impossible to always win by going all in. So in the future, I will strictly roll over with 20u; without overlapping positions, I can't lose too much. After reaching 500u, I will use 30u, and after reaching 1000u, I will use 50u. This way, I can sustain.
Not much to say, reduce frequency, and be bold when the opportunity is right. I hope to return to 1000u this week.
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I made fifteen thousand u in 40 days with 1000u, and then lost it all in five days.
2025.3.25
Yesterday I lost all the 1300u I earned last week and started over.
For event contracts, when following a trend, definitely do not go against the trend!!!
Yesterday, I kept looking bearish against the trend and lost all the 1300u I earned from 40u last week. I had been losing before, and then I went all in with 250u in three trades, and in the end, I returned to 1200u, only to lose everything in five trades. Opening too many positions while in the red can really get to you; when you are stressed, you operate subconsciously without rationality. At this point, it's best to stop and calm down. Sigh. Most of last week's profits were made from bearish bets, and I became habitually bearish without considering the overall trend.
Then, after calming down yesterday, I used the remaining 36u from my copy trading and made five winning trades, bringing it up to 250u. After the US stock market opened, I went all in with three trades but only won one, leaving me with just 56u. I went against the trend again; I won't trade around the US stock market's opening time anymore. I was strict about this last week, but this time I was careless. In the future, I will absolutely not go against the trend again. It's strange that after a loss, I feel like I can't calm down unless I've lost everything; I need to improve my emotional management. At least I've identified the problem and gained some experience.
Today, I followed the downward trend and successfully turned 56u into 277u. Trading with the trend is really that simple; it's hard to trade well when going against the trend, no matter how good the entry points are.
Let's just consider last week a waste, and I'm back on the path to recovery. I will reduce the frequency of my trades, follow the trend, and manage my emotions well. It's not the first time I’ve hit zero; last week I went from 40u to 1300u, so I believe this week I can also go from 56u to 1500u. As long as I don't get crushed and exit the circle, there will always be a day of financial freedom. I believe that.
Yesterday I lost all the 1300u I earned last week and started over.
For event contracts, when following a trend, definitely do not go against the trend!!!
Yesterday, I kept looking bearish against the trend and lost all the 1300u I earned from 40u last week. I had been losing before, and then I went all in with 250u in three trades, and in the end, I returned to 1200u, only to lose everything in five trades. Opening too many positions while in the red can really get to you; when you are stressed, you operate subconsciously without rationality. At this point, it's best to stop and calm down. Sigh. Most of last week's profits were made from bearish bets, and I became habitually bearish without considering the overall trend.
Then, after calming down yesterday, I used the remaining 36u from my copy trading and made five winning trades, bringing it up to 250u. After the US stock market opened, I went all in with three trades but only won one, leaving me with just 56u. I went against the trend again; I won't trade around the US stock market's opening time anymore. I was strict about this last week, but this time I was careless. In the future, I will absolutely not go against the trend again. It's strange that after a loss, I feel like I can't calm down unless I've lost everything; I need to improve my emotional management. At least I've identified the problem and gained some experience.
Today, I followed the downward trend and successfully turned 56u into 277u. Trading with the trend is really that simple; it's hard to trade well when going against the trend, no matter how good the entry points are.
Let's just consider last week a waste, and I'm back on the path to recovery. I will reduce the frequency of my trades, follow the trend, and manage my emotions well. It's not the first time I’ve hit zero; last week I went from 40u to 1300u, so I believe this week I can also go from 56u to 1500u. As long as I don't get crushed and exit the circle, there will always be a day of financial freedom. I believe that.
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I made fifteen thousand u, then lost it all 😅
2025.3.25
Yesterday I lost all the 1300u I earned last week and started over.
For event contracts, when following a trend, definitely do not go against the trend!!!
Yesterday, I kept looking bearish against the trend and lost all the 1300u I earned from 40u last week. I had been losing before, and then I went all in with 250u in three trades, and in the end, I returned to 1200u, only to lose everything in five trades. Opening too many positions while in the red can really get to you; when you are stressed, you operate subconsciously without rationality. At this point, it's best to stop and calm down. Sigh. Most of last week's profits were made from bearish bets, and I became habitually bearish without considering the overall trend.
Then, after calming down yesterday, I used the remaining 36u from my copy trading and made five winning trades, bringing it up to 250u. After the US stock market opened, I went all in with three trades but only won one, leaving me with just 56u. I went against the trend again; I won't trade around the US stock market's opening time anymore. I was strict about this last week, but this time I was careless. In the future, I will absolutely not go against the trend again. It's strange that after a loss, I feel like I can't calm down unless I've lost everything; I need to improve my emotional management. At least I've identified the problem and gained some experience.
Today, I followed the downward trend and successfully turned 56u into 277u. Trading with the trend is really that simple; it's hard to trade well when going against the trend, no matter how good the entry points are.
Let's just consider last week a waste, and I'm back on the path to recovery. I will reduce the frequency of my trades, follow the trend, and manage my emotions well. It's not the first time I’ve hit zero; last week I went from 40u to 1300u, so I believe this week I can also go from 56u to 1500u. As long as I don't get crushed and exit the circle, there will always be a day of financial freedom. I believe that.
Yesterday I lost all the 1300u I earned last week and started over.
For event contracts, when following a trend, definitely do not go against the trend!!!
Yesterday, I kept looking bearish against the trend and lost all the 1300u I earned from 40u last week. I had been losing before, and then I went all in with 250u in three trades, and in the end, I returned to 1200u, only to lose everything in five trades. Opening too many positions while in the red can really get to you; when you are stressed, you operate subconsciously without rationality. At this point, it's best to stop and calm down. Sigh. Most of last week's profits were made from bearish bets, and I became habitually bearish without considering the overall trend.
Then, after calming down yesterday, I used the remaining 36u from my copy trading and made five winning trades, bringing it up to 250u. After the US stock market opened, I went all in with three trades but only won one, leaving me with just 56u. I went against the trend again; I won't trade around the US stock market's opening time anymore. I was strict about this last week, but this time I was careless. In the future, I will absolutely not go against the trend again. It's strange that after a loss, I feel like I can't calm down unless I've lost everything; I need to improve my emotional management. At least I've identified the problem and gained some experience.
Today, I followed the downward trend and successfully turned 56u into 277u. Trading with the trend is really that simple; it's hard to trade well when going against the trend, no matter how good the entry points are.
Let's just consider last week a waste, and I'm back on the path to recovery. I will reduce the frequency of my trades, follow the trend, and manage my emotions well. It's not the first time I’ve hit zero; last week I went from 40u to 1300u, so I believe this week I can also go from 56u to 1500u. As long as I don't get crushed and exit the circle, there will always be a day of financial freedom. I believe that.
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I also made 15000u and then lost it all. At least you have profit, take your time to play😀
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Technology is possible
Another order has been placed; I originally wanted to watch three 125s in a row, but the more I earn, the smaller my courage becomes.
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Yesterday's market was simply the worst I've experienced since I started trading event contracts.
#事件合约
Yesterday I got too emotional, and the result was a loss of nearly 1000U.
I wiped out two days of profits～
After reviewing, the reason was that in a state of anxiety, I opened positions at points that could go up or down. Additionally, based on previous losses, I wanted to quickly recover my capital and made several orders of 250U, resulting in losses～
I’m sharing yesterday’s loss to hope everyone avoids getting too emotional～
Small bets are for fun, big bets lead to liquidation～
There are no eternal winning masters in the plaza～
Especially for beginners
Short-term profits may just be luck, or the market is good～
Sustained profits are the true test of human heart and nature～
(Also, I remember the largest loss I had before was over 2000U, and it seemed to be on a Thursday. Is there any saying about that?)
Let’s work hard together! Let's go for it!
Yesterday I got too emotional, and the result was a loss of nearly 1000U.
I wiped out two days of profits～
After reviewing, the reason was that in a state of anxiety, I opened positions at points that could go up or down. Additionally, based on previous losses, I wanted to quickly recover my capital and made several orders of 250U, resulting in losses～
I’m sharing yesterday’s loss to hope everyone avoids getting too emotional～
Small bets are for fun, big bets lead to liquidation～
There are no eternal winning masters in the plaza～
Especially for beginners
Short-term profits may just be luck, or the market is good～
Sustained profits are the true test of human heart and nature～
(Also, I remember the largest loss I had before was over 2000U, and it seemed to be on a Thursday. Is there any saying about that?)
Let’s work hard together! Let's go for it!
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The market in the past few days has been a garbage market, where both bulls and bears are dead.
Event contract fraud, it's all about the flash sales, really can't get the money back!
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Really, at that time I thought I could handle the event contract, continuously making a profit for forty-one days. Five accounts (four sub-accounts) earned a total of thirteen thousand U, and then lost it all in five days. At one point, to break even, I continuously bet on eighteen 250s. No matter how good your skills are, if you can't manage your personality and emotions, you'll ultimately end up with nothing.
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The event contract has been continuously profitable for forty-one days, earning thirteen thousand U, and then lost it all in five days. At the highest point, I leveraged 18 contracts of 250 using five sub-accounts 😓 This thing, no matter how good your skills are, if your emotional management is not up to par, you will most likely end up losing money.
This thing is highly counterintuitive; when you discover a pattern that works continuously for more than five times, suddenly a reverse logic will come in, making it impossible for you to adapt.
This thing is highly counterintuitive; when you discover a pattern that works continuously for more than five times, suddenly a reverse logic will come in, making it impossible for you to adapt.
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After the liquidation last year, I studied candlestick charts seriously, and now I can easily grasp event contracts.
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Has the event contract been removed?
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$BNX Dog Zhuang is saying that both bulls and bears are dead. This method of trading, which has been manipulated so many times in one day, is exactly the same as the trading method used by the previous Reef organization.
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The biggest deception is that we are in a bull market.
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$BTC Spot has gone through four roller coasters this month, sometimes I really regret not trading in segments. I originally thought Trump's ascension to power was a great boon, but it turns out he concentrated all the benefits on himself.
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