Recently I’ve felt like Wall Street is shorting MicroStrategy, and MicroStrategy has become the meat on the chopping block. And BTC is exactly what these old-money people fear.
As retail investors, don’t short MicroStrategy or BTC.
When MSTR gets ripped open, it’s not just that Saylor loses—it's that Wall Street has punctured the BTC narrative.
Don’t let retail investors get swept up by panic and let your guns point at your own side.
$BTC I have a feeling that when Bitcoin dips, there's always someone ready to buy, so it won't break down too much. However, no one's willing to pump it up, so it can't rally either. Not sure if that's right.
The people with cow head avatars in the square have been singing bearish all along. Believing their nonsense, I've been fleeing until who knows when, and my margin has been wiped out.
Yes, if I incur losses, I will hold on; the more it drops, the more the robot buys, and the heavier the position becomes. It's very easy to get liquidated/
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Is there anyone who understands trading robots? The so-called grid trading is just holding on stubbornly, right? If there's a profit, just complete the transaction; if there's a loss, just hold on until liquidation. I thought it would automatically buy low and sell high, avoiding downward trends, but it doesn't know when the decline will happen.
Personal contract experience sharing: If there is one thing to fear the most when trading cryptocurrencies, it is the psychology of greed and fear. If one can overcome this psychology, I believe many people can make money. So if the leverage is set very low, can this to some extent solve the psychology of greed and fear, allowing for normal operations and achieving stable profits?