#数字资产市场观察 earned 220,000 RMB last week, mainly relying on PIPPIN and MERL as the two assets, of course, the positions in ETH and SOL made up the bulk.
When it comes to trading, to put it simply, you need to have your own rhythm. Don't be soft-hearted when it comes to cutting losses, and don't be impulsive when holding a position—stubbornly holding on and making random moves are both major taboos.
Staying up late to watch the market? I advise you to do this less. When your mind is confused, you can't analyze calmly the next day, and it's especially easy to be swayed by short-term fluctuations, leading to losses from chasing highs and selling lows.
In this market wave, I can operate with a scale of 30,000 U steadily, relying on just one thing: believe in my trend judgment.
Enter the market if the logic holds; if not, wait and see. The market fluctuates daily, but the candlestick chart ultimately revolves around the moving average. Grasping this pattern is more important than anything else.
If you still can't find your way now, it might be better to establish your own trading system first; it's always good to avoid taking unnecessary detours.
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LiquidationWizard
· 5h ago
220,000 RMB? Dude, your luck is really good, holding onto those two small stocks PIPPIN and MERL is just money.
But to be honest, I've long given up on staying up late to watch the market; my brain gets muddled and I end up getting trapped more easily.
I agree with this line of thinking, but I'm afraid that most people know the reasoning yet can't control their hands, chasing the price and selling low is simply unstoppable.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 8h ago
nah man, the whole "trust your trend judgment" thing is just survivorship bias dressed up. what you're actually doing is optimizing gas routes and catching MEV on those PIPPIN/MERL swaps—just not admitting it. if you really broke down your 220k execution, there's probably 500-2000 bps you left on the table by not running flash loan simulations beforehand. just saying, mathematically suboptimal.
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GasWaster
· 8h ago
220,000 in a week? No way, that takes a huge heart. I'm still there struggling with a stop loss line of 5,000.
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GasFeeVictim
· 8h ago
220,000? Brother, are you serious? I haven't heard of PIPPIN and MERL, is there some new scheme to play people for suckers like us retail investors?
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GameFiCritic
· 9h ago
Well said, this is the true essence of trading. However, I believe the key is still that system—operating stably at a scale of 30,000 U sounds simple, but how many backtests and psychological preparations are needed behind it? It's really difficult for ordinary retail investors to grasp this balance. It's great that PIPPIN and MERL can make money, but I want to know how the deflation model of the tokens for these two assets is designed, and whether it can support long-term sustainable growth. Otherwise, it would still be the short-term play of being played for suckers, which is what I dislike the most.
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BearHugger
· 9h ago
220,000, that's quite a lot, but I need to study PIPPIN and MERL, they feel a bit unfamiliar to me.
#数字资产市场观察 earned 220,000 RMB last week, mainly relying on PIPPIN and MERL as the two assets, of course, the positions in ETH and SOL made up the bulk.
When it comes to trading, to put it simply, you need to have your own rhythm. Don't be soft-hearted when it comes to cutting losses, and don't be impulsive when holding a position—stubbornly holding on and making random moves are both major taboos.
Staying up late to watch the market? I advise you to do this less. When your mind is confused, you can't analyze calmly the next day, and it's especially easy to be swayed by short-term fluctuations, leading to losses from chasing highs and selling lows.
In this market wave, I can operate with a scale of 30,000 U steadily, relying on just one thing: believe in my trend judgment.
Enter the market if the logic holds; if not, wait and see. The market fluctuates daily, but the candlestick chart ultimately revolves around the moving average. Grasping this pattern is more important than anything else.
If you still can't find your way now, it might be better to establish your own trading system first; it's always good to avoid taking unnecessary detours.