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"Things are not about things, thoughts are not about thoughts"
No matter how you do it, there will always be people who can gossip, so just go with the flow.

"Things are not about things, thoughts are not about thoughts"
No matter how you do it, there will always be people who can gossip, so just go with the flow.

"Things are not about things, thoughts are not about thoughts"
No matter how you do it, there will always be people who can gossip, so just go with the flow.

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

82000 is looking to pull back, so I haven't closed the position or reduced the position. As for not reducing the position or stopping loss after it goes up, it's because I couldn't keep an eye on the market all the time. Analyzing the K-line, it was indeed necessary to reduce the position when trading at 82000. I opened positions twice at 5 times leverage, which resulted in approximately 1.5 times more repeated orders. Having the right trading mindset and decisiveness is very important; this is something that one has to go through repeatedly when trading cryptocurrencies. As long as you continue to trade cryptocurrencies, you will experience this kind of situation. Don't doubt that it is impossible for the opposing side to be in my favor. The API is for following orders with large funds; connecting to an API is convenient for trading lesser-known or low-volume mainstream coins. Otherwise, the slippage would be significant when opening positions, and it would be even harder to keep up. If closing positions is more complicated, it's even worse. If the opening and closing prices are similar, it could lead to a situation where I profit and you lose. Moreover, there might be a spike formation. For example, if the price fluctuates ±2%, I might be in profit, but when I close the position, I profit while you incur losses, because without connecting to the API, the orders are split into multiple transactions. If I manually close positions on my phone, it will be done in 3 separate manual closures, which will result in serious slippage!

This is my practical experience of a 400-fold return from 5,000 RMB in 20 years to May 27, 21. After losing 106,500 USDT due to wash trading in 21, I withdrew all funds to the stock market, and by last June, I had almost lost all the remaining funds. Fortunately, I made 30,000 USDT in the cryptocurrency market last year. Without funds, I could only open small positions, and my mindset became anxious. I completely missed several opportunities to move towards a better life! So now I can only accumulate slowly and dare not take high leverage risks.