Tong33

The blue V has stopped, and I can't be bothered to post content.
Instead of racking my brain to think about what to post, it's much more comfortable to quietly scroll through others' updates.
Sometimes it's nice to be a quiet observer. 🤗

Many people are still staring at the Candlestick to "find short points"; I really don't understand.
The entire market shows the most standard uptrend—higher highs and higher lows, resistance turning into support. If you don't go long, are you going against the trend?
Even if BTC really starts to drop, it won't fall by ten thousand dollars in a single Candlestick. A downward trend will definitely have rebounds, consolidations, and secondary confirmations; there has always been no shortage of real right-side shorting opportunities.

Life occasionally gives a little sweetness, 500U in the pocket, thank you.

The market is like a huge drawing of a pie. Recently, while doing business development for some project parties and writing operational plans, I have increasingly felt the subtlety of the market.
For a token, the most important thing is not the technology, not the concept, but the belief that retail investors have that "this is just the beginning." Emotional manipulation + market rhythm can create a fear of missing out among retail investors. Once liquidity is abundant, the chips can be smoothly distributed.
Constantly painting a picture and making users believe in the infinite possibilities o

I have a fren who trades gold, with only $20,000 as initial capital. However, he insists on a simple trading rule—take profit of $200 every day, stop loss immediately if losing $100, then operate the next day without being greedy, clinging to the fight, or being influenced by market sentiment. In this way, he steadily executes this trap strategy and has made six to seven hundred thousand in profit over the years!
His secret to success is actually very simple: strictly stop loss and take profit, not affected by emotions, persistently adhere to stable profitability. Many people always dream of g

The market is not academic research and does not need too much analysis.
It only needs to be observed and executed.
Hunters rely on their eyes and intuition, not their mouths.
Eyes disturbed by the brain are full of prejudices, and prejudices are traps.
#交易哲学 # Market Intuition

The market's panic this time is a bit excessive.
The 2% unlocked by SOL is approximately about 20 billion in total market value, but it is not certain whether it will be sold after unlocking.
Retail investors often panic at the slightest rumor. Is it really necessary to panic to such an extent? On the contrary, at times like this, one should dare to increase positions and seize the opportunity.

The temptation of shorting lies in the quick gains in the short term, but the essence of finance is the transfer of wealth. When everyone can make money, there will inevitably be someone losing.
When you pursue high win rate contract trading, beware of the market maker's 'reverse operation' - they understand human nature well and are good at making you lose when you are confused.
However, the truth of the financial market is: wealth is transferred through the turnover of counterparties, and at any time, do not underestimate the risks of the market.