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Just finished breakfast, took a sip of overnight tea, cool to the stomach, very relieving~
The market fluctuates, and people follow suit—calm and quiet, lively and bustling. The K-line goes from bottom to top, and life also has lows to highs. I seem to always have a detached perspective, seeing things clearly, so my underlying tone is pessimistic because I haven't hit enough walls, but I still have the urge to try.
Today I want to say that I hope we all learn to pause, do nothing, think nothing—just sit, drink something, and watch the scenery all afternoon. My favorite thing is watching the le

#加密市场观察 The world is in chaos, retail investors are panic selling, while institutions are secretly accumulating for long-term positions, which slows down the depth of the decline. However, in the short term, market panic cannot be hedged. In such situations, how should we respond?
My advice remains the same: buy spot in batches, wait if fully invested, place staggered orders if not fully invested, and consider long-term contracts for weekly right-side trading points, then observe.
For those who prefer short-term trading, use intraday stop-losses; if you cannot accept stop-losses, follow th

#交易心理
Is a stop-loss the same as admitting defeat?
🔥When I first entered the market, I didn't know what a stop-loss was. After opening a position, I only had the options to manually sell or watch my position get liquidated.
Later, I drew a stop-loss line on the chart, but at the moment the price touched it, I withdrew the order as if electrocuted. I watched helplessly as my losses spread from 1% to 5%, then 10%, until my account was bleeding out. That was the first time I realized I wasn't unable to accept losses; I couldn't accept the mistake-prone version of myself. My defense mechanism ke

#加密市场观察 Trading is one of the few activities that doesn't require socializing or reading people's faces, and can also help improve cognition. The market is filled with noise and herd mentality. To become a slightly better trader, you must learn to filter information and make independent judgments based on your own logic and framework, rather than leaving your fate to others. This is not just about making money; it's about a minimalist, pure, and highly autonomous philosophy of living. The market will strip away our bad habits one by one. Without much contact or experience, you will gain a dee

Have you ever experienced this: open the market chart, originally planning to focus only on Ethereum today, but then you see some movement in Dogecoin and enter a trade, earning 3 points and then exiting; then you notice SOL is also moving, so you jump in again, losing 5 points and stopping out; an entire morning passes, paying plenty of fees, and your account balance hasn't increased. Looking back, the opportunity on Ethereum that you should have seized has already moved over 100 points, and you’ve perfectly missed it.
Why do we make small trades? Honestly, it’s just fear of missing out. Wa

In highly uncertain financial markets, the importance of gradually entering positions is very clear! Many people have psychological barriers that prevent them from buying. Last night during the live broadcast, I saw some people still waiting for Bitcoin to reach 50,000. If you always try to go all-in at the lowest point (the most precise entry), you often end up waiting in cash because the price hasn't dropped to your psychological level yet. When the market suddenly starts moving and surges straight up, it's easy to feel the regret of missing out, and eventually you can't resist chasing the r

Is 60,000 really the bottom? North Wind uses Gann's Time Cycle Chart for analysis. Sixty thousand can be a reference point, but to determine the actual movement, you must imagine the worst-case scenario and take the safest protective measures. That is the key to trading. Safety always comes first!#加密市场观察

#交易思考
Today, I will specifically talk about the issue of stop-losses when training your trading system.
In my usual trading, I often mention that stop-losses should be within your acceptable risk range, because some people dislike using stop-losses, some set them too close, and some hit their stop-losses only to see the market rally afterward...
For example, if you practice with $1,000, risking 5% per trade, with 100x leverage, and a 2-point stop-loss, you can approximately have 10 stop-losses in total. Although you're only risking 2% of the price fluctuation, using 100x leverage means this 2