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Playing contracts for over half a year finally no longer relies on copying trades and wishing. Quantitative grid trading is no match for real-world blood and sweat lessons. Moving forward, reduce trading frequency and time, and try to only trade during the US stock market open. Blindly adding positions to average down in the fake market is not advisable. Stop-loss is an operating cost. With so many gamblers here, it's always -2% per hour to run a pump-and-dump scheme. Instead, consider investing in stablecoins with over 10% returns.

#分享我的交易 Try to avoid playing with negative fees. Mainstream coins are also small-cap stocks in the US stock market. Keep your watchlist concise and check regularly. Don't worry about macroeconomics or get emotionally involved in revenge trading. Price is not the most important; default to a no-position stance. Control your trigger and let your opponents or market makers' bullets fly first. Attention is wealth. Market cap bubbles are just illusions. Exit in time to enjoy life.

Pippin, Beat, FHE\Jelly, and others all end up like Mario's guillotine. Unfortunately, the most painful part is the nearly -2 hourly fee, enduring ten hours of holding positions just to wait for a 20% drop this hour, which actually only breaks even. With PP at over fifty cents, I still went in to break even and exited, but my psychological tolerance is insufficient. When it breaks downward, I don't dare to chase short positions. The most annoying thing is that Sesame has the highest negative fees, and its price index component is no longer three cents higher than the next door. The leek's prem

Why can't I share my order details? I gave up the residual coin treasure's flexible interest and opened a dedicated contract account, starting with 300 USDT to try profit and loss management. Recently, I mainly short "mainstream" altcoins (with daily trading volume around 100 million), such as Pippin, which I buy on dips and average up with two or three trades. After a decline, I leave some positions to maintain the overall layout, focusing on short-term speculation without holding overnight positions. Each trade earns about 1 dollar, then I exit. In a month, 10% profit, doubling in over half

Passion has worn away, leaving a mess of chicken feathers and arrows; the extravagant shopkeeper has fallen, and the powerless are left with tragic despair.

Risk-averse aging speculators are excluded from new offerings and holding losing positions. It is difficult for them to bear fluctuations when randomly entering a position, often buying during sideways movements and then getting trapped. Once they close their position, it plummets towards missing out. The compensation in the vehicle feels like dancing on the edge of a cliff, with low-energy dopamine pulses. The FOMO emotions are hard to maintain, and the inherent defects of Android shells have disabled permissions. The enthusiasm for assets has become populist yet rampant, stumbling in the wil