#数字货币市场回调 Last week's earnings record: 220,000 RMB. Main holdings PIPPIN and MERL, the most frequent operations are $ETH and $SOL .
Making money relies on a system, not luck. Cut losses when necessary, hold positions when needed, and don't stubbornly hold on to the end.
A big taboo in trading is staying up late to monitor the market. Staying up at night leaves my mind in a mess, making it impossible to analyze calmly the next day. It's at these times that I'm most impulsive; I chase after increases and panic during decreases.
Recently, this market can stabilize operations at 30,000 U, to put it bluntly, there is only one principle: Strictly adhere to your own trend judgments. Enter the market when the signal is valid, and wait when it is not.
Prices fluctuate every moment, but the candlestick chart ultimately revolves around the moving average.
If you still can't find your way now, it’s better to find a reliable trading framework to avoid taking too many unnecessary detours. Sometimes direction is more important than effort.
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CryingOldWallet
· 11h ago
220,000, this guy is really stable. But I just want to ask, did PIPPIN and MERL really hold up?
I have a deep understanding of staying up late, having played people for suckers too many times to realize that staying calm is the key to surviving.
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LiquidityNinja
· 11h ago
Stop loss really has to be ruthless, otherwise you will be Rekt in the end.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 11h ago
220,000 a week, easy to say. The question is how many people have lost and become Muggles.
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MEVEye
· 11h ago
220,000 in a week? Dude, this system really has something going on, but that PIPPIN seems a bit off to me.
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SocialFiQueen
· 12h ago
Staying up late to watch the market really struck a chord with me; that's how I became worthless before.
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The system is indeed important, but 220,000 is a bit scary, right?
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Stop loss, stop loss, stop loss, it's easy to say but really tough to do; the psychological barrier is the hardest.
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I've heard the phrase about Candlesticks revolving around the moving average countless times, but the question is how to judge the trend.
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Stably operating with 30,000 U, how strong of a mindset do you need for that?
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I've thought about finding a trading framework too, but I just don't know who is reliable; it feels like everyone is playing people for suckers.
#数字货币市场回调 Last week's earnings record: 220,000 RMB. Main holdings PIPPIN and MERL, the most frequent operations are $ETH and $SOL .
Making money relies on a system, not luck. Cut losses when necessary, hold positions when needed, and don't stubbornly hold on to the end.
A big taboo in trading is staying up late to monitor the market.
Staying up at night leaves my mind in a mess, making it impossible to analyze calmly the next day. It's at these times that I'm most impulsive; I chase after increases and panic during decreases.
Recently, this market can stabilize operations at 30,000 U, to put it bluntly, there is only one principle:
Strictly adhere to your own trend judgments. Enter the market when the signal is valid, and wait when it is not.
Prices fluctuate every moment, but the candlestick chart ultimately revolves around the moving average.
If you still can't find your way now, it’s better to find a reliable trading framework to avoid taking too many unnecessary detours. Sometimes direction is more important than effort.