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$BTC My first 100k usdt✌️✌️✌️
$BTC My first 100k usdt✌️✌️✌️
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#BTC My first 100k(reach soon) ,A 6!!! ,I know it's because lucky rather than my ability,stay hungry,stay foolish ,hello stranger ,please wish me luck!
“Good luck”
$XAU I also short 50k XAU,stop lose at 4384,it has been fluctuated for a long time ,I don’t think it’s break through this time
$XAU I also short 50k XAU,stop lose at 4384,it has been fluctuated for a long time ,I don’t think it’s break through this time
$HYPE This is not a turning point ,it is rebounding in the downtrend.Pay attention to HYPEUSDT,there is opportunities to short #HYPEUSDT
$HYPE This is not a turning point ,it is rebounding in the downtrend.Pay attention to HYPEUSDT,there is opportunities to short #HYPEUSDT
$KORU If this time ,there is a big drawback ,I will close all the position and take a rest ,there is always chance as long as you are on the table,just be patient
$KORU If this time ,there is a big drawback ,I will close all the position and take a rest ,there is always chance as long as you are on the table,just be patient
$BZ can you hold this for half month ?
$BZ can you hold this for half month ?
$KORU This long-and-short double-open order got stuck right here. If you just let it swing with the volatility, it’s one thing, but this morning when I saw this candlestick, I still regret it. I kept fantasizing that yesterday I should have kept the shorts a bit more balanced—then I could have eaten more. But where are there so many “what ifs”? A lot of people look at things with hindsight—many analysts/bloggers do too: they know the outcome first, then look back at the process. That’s how you can always find a theory that supposedly proves the correct result—like shooting arrows first and then drawing the target. Even many “always-profitable” bloggers are like that. So I keep telling myself again and again: right now is what matters. A good entry—once you act on it, whether it’s long or short, if you do it, it’s a huge step forward. This step is called action. Only by taking action, taking the first step, is there any chance of what comes next. Otherwise you just keep thinking—what’s the point of that? Next is the amount you open the position. At the initial stage, it’s not important (later it becomes extremely important). Even if it’s 10 USDT, it’s fine. What matters is that you use real money to validate your order-logic, to pay for your own understanding and to test your execution. If you’re wrong, cut your loss; if you’re right, hold on. Review it. And review it again and again. Only then will you develop your own judgment, and only then can you get a share of this brutal market in the blood and rain. The above is my personal, shallow understanding. I haven’t done it well myself either, but I’m trying to do it, and to learn. Just my personal viewpoint—no offense intended to anyone. Please don’t spray hate.
$KORU This long-and-short double-open order got stuck right here. If you just let it swing with the volatility, it’s one thing, but this morning when I saw this candlestick, I still regret it. I kept fantasizing that yesterday I should have kept the shorts a bit more balanced—then I could have eaten more. But where are there so many “what ifs”? A lot of people look at things with hindsight—many analysts/bloggers do too: they know the outcome first, then look back at the process. That’s how you can always find a theory that supposedly proves the correct result—like shooting arrows first and then drawing the target. Even many “always-profitable” bloggers are like that. So I keep telling myself again and again: right now is what matters. A good entry—once you act on it, whether it’s long or short, if you do it, it’s a huge step forward. This step is called action. Only by taking action, taking the first step, is there any chance of what comes next. Otherwise you just keep thinking—what’s the point of that? Next is the amount you open the position. At the initial stage, it’s not important (later it becomes extremely important). Even if it’s 10 USDT, it’s fine. What matters is that you use real money to validate your order-logic, to pay for your own understanding and to test your execution. If you’re wrong, cut your loss; if you’re right, hold on. Review it. And review it again and again. Only then will you develop your own judgment, and only then can you get a share of this brutal market in the blood and rain. The above is my personal, shallow understanding. I haven’t done it well myself either, but I’m trying to do it, and to learn. Just my personal viewpoint—no offense intended to anyone. Please don’t spray hate.
$GOOGL short 50k,stop lose at 404
$GOOGL short 50k,stop lose at 404
$BZ Two days of weekend time passed quickly, and now it's back to workdays. Whether a war will be fought or not is directly tied to Trump’s mouth—what he says and announces. That corresponds to whether oil prices go up or down. So no one can predict what kind of news Trump will put out in the next second. In my own view, the focus of every war is ultimately peace—whether you fight, win, and then return to peace. Discussing it is also about peace. Therefore, in the end, oil prices should trend toward stability and return to their true value. Based on this big assumption, I chose to short when oil prices are relatively high (with low leverage, or with a proper stop loss), and also to hold long term. There are two extreme scenarios: first, war is fought and lasts for a very long time without ending; oil prices remain elevated for a long time (above 130). I believe this possibility is relatively small. Based on that, I shorted a bit and used my position size to validate the thesis for entering the trade. The above is based on my own shallow understanding. If you don’t like it, please don’t scold me.
$BZ Two days of weekend time passed quickly, and now it's back to workdays. Whether a war will be fought or not is directly tied to Trump’s mouth—what he says and announces. That corresponds to whether oil prices go up or down. So no one can predict what kind of news Trump will put out in the next second. In my own view, the focus of every war is ultimately peace—whether you fight, win, and then return to peace. Discussing it is also about peace. Therefore, in the end, oil prices should trend toward stability and return to their true value. Based on this big assumption, I chose to short when oil prices are relatively high (with low leverage, or with a proper stop loss), and also to hold long term. There are two extreme scenarios: first, war is fought and lasts for a very long time without ending; oil prices remain elevated for a long time (above 130). I believe this possibility is relatively small. Based on that, I shorted a bit and used my position size to validate the thesis for entering the trade. The above is based on my own shallow understanding. If you don’t like it, please don’t scold me.
Cash out ¥50000
Cash out ¥50000
$SNDK This market is never short of legends; what matters is listening to your own inner voice, finding your own rhythm to trade. To be honest, I also envy traders who can make tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, but I know I’m not cut out for that. I’d rather not lose money—rather trade a bit less. After all, it’s so damn hard to accumulate up to $100k. Going from 1 to 10 is extremely difficult. You can see it in my equity curve: in the beginning, there were many times when I reached $20k–$30k, and then came the big drawdowns—one wave brought me back to square one. I don’t want to go through that kind of torture again. With a small account of a few thousand “u,” the biggest problem is that you must use high leverage. Because when your capital is small, even if your leverage is low, making a few dozen to a hundred still won’t fill the hunger and greed in your heart. So the result is often getting liquidated. Large accounts are different. With $10w, even if you open with 1x leverage, a 1% move is $1k. For $1k, that’s already someone’s salary for a month in real life. At that point, you won’t get so easily broken down like before; you won’t be so desperate to succeed quickly. You can calm down, slow down. In this current market, you need to understand that it’s not a one-way trend. So when you get a good run, take profits. One more thing: when you open a trade, be mentally clear from the start about what this trade is defined as—are you eating one bite and running, or are you planning to hold it longer—so you can use the corresponding strategy. For example, right now the bigger trend is mainly a choppy/sideways trend. Then you follow that trend. And for me these days, I think I’ve been taking the money from the fluctuations: long and short both openings, with low leverage. Once I set the high/low points and place stop-losses (or for small-position longs, no stop-loss: long profits unlimited, losses limited; short profits limited, losses unlimited), I can steadily make small profits.
$SNDK This market is never short of legends; what matters is listening to your own inner voice, finding your own rhythm to trade. To be honest, I also envy traders who can make tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, but I know I’m not cut out for that. I’d rather not lose money—rather trade a bit less. After all, it’s so damn hard to accumulate up to $100k. Going from 1 to 10 is extremely difficult. You can see it in my equity curve: in the beginning, there were many times when I reached $20k–$30k, and then came the big drawdowns—one wave brought me back to square one. I don’t want to go through that kind of torture again.

With a small account of a few thousand “u,” the biggest problem is that you must use high leverage. Because when your capital is small, even if your leverage is low, making a few dozen to a hundred still won’t fill the hunger and greed in your heart. So the result is often getting liquidated. Large accounts are different. With $10w, even if you open with 1x leverage, a 1% move is $1k. For $1k, that’s already someone’s salary for a month in real life. At that point, you won’t get so easily broken down like before; you won’t be so desperate to succeed quickly. You can calm down, slow down. In this current market, you need to understand that it’s not a one-way trend. So when you get a good run, take profits.

One more thing: when you open a trade, be mentally clear from the start about what this trade is defined as—are you eating one bite and running, or are you planning to hold it longer—so you can use the corresponding strategy. For example, right now the bigger trend is mainly a choppy/sideways trend. Then you follow that trend. And for me these days, I think I’ve been taking the money from the fluctuations: long and short both openings, with low leverage. Once I set the high/low points and place stop-losses (or for small-position longs, no stop-loss: long profits unlimited, losses limited; short profits limited, losses unlimited), I can steadily make small profits.
$MU 《碎碎念》These long positions have all been trapped, and there’s no stop-loss—mainly because the position size isn’t large. The biggest one is koru, #KORUUSDT , which is close to $30k; I mean, I’m down $10k. At this point, I don’t think it’s good value to stop-loss. These positions are all tied to RWA. It’s not like meme coins, where the odds of going to zero are relatively higher. Also, there’s no liquidation risk. Finally, I still believe in the storage project internally, so I just held on. At first, my plan was to add more as it kept dropping. But now I don’t want to add anymore, because I’ve already admitted defeat in my mind—this trade has already failed. The biggest reason I lost before was that I wouldn’t admit defeat. I thought if I was losing, then I should increase the position to keep going until I break even. Result: I got liquidated. So admitting defeat is important. ^_^ Another thing is: it’s important not to act impulsively. Currently, these storage contracts—like koruusdt and Muusdt—have huge volatility. But because the chain runs 24/7, it often leads the stock price (or lags behind it). Still, you don’t know whether the stock market, once it opens, will definitely follow the contract’s trend. In this kind of situation, if you’re good at judging the trend, you can make money. But once you judge wrong, you get hit from both sides. For example, it drops 10% pre-market and then rallies back during the day. Many people see the contract price return to the starting point, but then they’re still liquidated and kicked off the table. I admit my ability isn’t that great, so I’ll just play it safe and do nothing.
$MU 《碎碎念》These long positions have all been trapped, and there’s no stop-loss—mainly because the position size isn’t large. The biggest one is koru, #KORUUSDT , which is close to $30k; I mean, I’m down $10k. At this point, I don’t think it’s good value to stop-loss. These positions are all tied to RWA. It’s not like meme coins, where the odds of going to zero are relatively higher. Also, there’s no liquidation risk. Finally, I still believe in the storage project internally, so I just held on.

At first, my plan was to add more as it kept dropping. But now I don’t want to add anymore, because I’ve already admitted defeat in my mind—this trade has already failed. The biggest reason I lost before was that I wouldn’t admit defeat. I thought if I was losing, then I should increase the position to keep going until I break even. Result: I got liquidated. So admitting defeat is important. ^_^

Another thing is: it’s important not to act impulsively. Currently, these storage contracts—like koruusdt and Muusdt—have huge volatility. But because the chain runs 24/7, it often leads the stock price (or lags behind it). Still, you don’t know whether the stock market, once it opens, will definitely follow the contract’s trend. In this kind of situation, if you’re good at judging the trend, you can make money. But once you judge wrong, you get hit from both sides. For example, it drops 10% pre-market and then rallies back during the day. Many people see the contract price return to the starting point, but then they’re still liquidated and kicked off the table. I admit my ability isn’t that great, so I’ll just play it safe and do nothing.
It’s robbing 😭😭😭
It’s robbing 😭😭😭
This Micron is actually that great—SanDisk has even dropped into meme-coin territory. No, I can’t do that. I have to buy some, otherwise when it starts rising later I’ll regret it. The one thing I’m buying is this: I think the grand narrative around AI isn’t over yet—it’s still in the early stage.
This Micron is actually that great—SanDisk has even dropped into meme-coin territory. No, I can’t do that. I have to buy some, otherwise when it starts rising later I’ll regret it. The one thing I’m buying is this: I think the grand narrative around AI isn’t over yet—it’s still in the early stage.
$KORU The most awful move I’ve made recently. Yesterday I was up $1000, and I even raised my stop-loss, but last night on the high-speed train the connection kept cutting in and out. I don’t know what happened—I didn’t get stopped out. After that it just kept getting worse: more and more loss, and I couldn’t bring myself to close it. Forget it, I’ll just hold it. If it drops further, I’m going to hedge and lock the position. (I just added another $2000.) I need to reflect on this properly. This trade is really damn bad.
$KORU The most awful move I’ve made recently. Yesterday I was up $1000, and I even raised my stop-loss, but last night on the high-speed train the connection kept cutting in and out. I don’t know what happened—I didn’t get stopped out. After that it just kept getting worse: more and more loss, and I couldn’t bring myself to close it. Forget it, I’ll just hold it. If it drops further, I’m going to hedge and lock the position. (I just added another $2000.) I need to reflect on this properly. This trade is really damn bad.
I’m reflecting on it—what I planned to do was quite good, but they didn’t carry it out strictly. What should I do? We’re trapped.
I’m reflecting on it—what I planned to do was quite good, but they didn’t carry it out strictly. What should I do? We’re trapped.
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$KORU long 20k,SL:17.5
this month,i turned 10k into 110k,then maximum one position is BZ,160k Usdt in total and the leverage is just 2X,before i reached 100k,the maximum is under 100k,and the leverage is about 10,the more i have ,the less leverage i would use
this month,i turned 10k into 110k,then maximum one position is BZ,160k Usdt in total and the leverage is just 2X,before i reached 100k,the maximum is under 100k,and the leverage is about 10,the more i have ,the less leverage i would use
$CL This time l learn to take profits step by step
$CL This time l learn to take profits step by step
$KORU long 20k,SL:17.5
$KORU long 20k,SL:17.5
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