Big Pie 250k, Small Pie 10k, SOL 500, BNB 2000 (I looked around the plaza and found a bunch of people blindly posting these kinds of prediction threads, too.)
Yesterday, Big Pie broke above 8.2 and that confirms the bull market is here. But don’t trust those predicted prices and rush in blindly. (Even if it really can reach that, are you sure you can hold out with your position?)
The lowest chips have already been missed, 😔
At 8.2, I was thinking a pullback to 7–7.2 and going all-in—but unfortunately it only dipped to 7.5. I only managed to enter with 1/10 of my position.
Missing the chance is missing the chance. Now any pullback is just blind entry. (Long-term, this is only the very beginning. I can only comfort myself this way.)
As a middle-aged uncle who lost an A7 last round and got liquidated on a single trade for 20k+ USDT, here are a few warnings for newcomers to this market (and also telling myself):
1: Don’t touch futures! (If you really must, only touch Big Pie and Small Pie.)
1: In a bull market, don’t open shorts. (If you must, do it only when you already have longs at the bottom—use it for high-level hedging.)
2: Absolutely don’t touch any altcoin spot or futures. (Even though some alts have a good “get-rich-quick” effect, do you really know you have bottom-positioned chips? The best approach is not to look at these altcoin news. If you see or hear it, just block it—don’t blindly charge forward.)
4: Don’t place any pending orders in the futures market. (Last year’s 10.11 wiped out a lot of people. Even my SUI coin-margined 0.5x leverage limit orders got blown.)
People always say your first bull market in life is the one where you lose money, and the second and third are when you make money. Anyway, I really lost an A7 in the first round—let’s see if I can get back to even this time. Let’s meet at the bull market peak…
#BNB
Yesterday, Big Pie broke above 8.2 and that confirms the bull market is here. But don’t trust those predicted prices and rush in blindly. (Even if it really can reach that, are you sure you can hold out with your position?)
The lowest chips have already been missed, 😔
At 8.2, I was thinking a pullback to 7–7.2 and going all-in—but unfortunately it only dipped to 7.5. I only managed to enter with 1/10 of my position.
Missing the chance is missing the chance. Now any pullback is just blind entry. (Long-term, this is only the very beginning. I can only comfort myself this way.)
As a middle-aged uncle who lost an A7 last round and got liquidated on a single trade for 20k+ USDT, here are a few warnings for newcomers to this market (and also telling myself):
1: Don’t touch futures! (If you really must, only touch Big Pie and Small Pie.)
1: In a bull market, don’t open shorts. (If you must, do it only when you already have longs at the bottom—use it for high-level hedging.)
2: Absolutely don’t touch any altcoin spot or futures. (Even though some alts have a good “get-rich-quick” effect, do you really know you have bottom-positioned chips? The best approach is not to look at these altcoin news. If you see or hear it, just block it—don’t blindly charge forward.)
4: Don’t place any pending orders in the futures market. (Last year’s 10.11 wiped out a lot of people. Even my SUI coin-margined 0.5x leverage limit orders got blown.)
People always say your first bull market in life is the one where you lose money, and the second and third are when you make money. Anyway, I really lost an A7 in the first round—let’s see if I can get back to even this time. Let’s meet at the bull market peak…
#BNB
