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A bit old, still not wow
Would you like a bite?
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I haven't played this page in a long time, I couldn't find it.
Every day is a contract loss, contract events earn rice
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Why can't I find this page? On which page is Tie Tie?
Contract 7 consecutive feels like the limit, if you keep playing you'll fall in, so when trading contracts, you need to plan a trading cycle and time. Once you reach your profit target, just pull out. While playing, it feels like you're being targeted, buying leads to loss. Stop-loss also needs proper planning; if you hit a loss point for a few days, quickly stop. Only then can you earn #合约战神 , remember!!! Comrades
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Foolish guy just buys presidential coins, what can you do to me?
In recent days, many newcomers have rushed into the cryptocurrency space, frantically buying Trump Coin (TRUMP). PS: I understand your desire to make money, but it’s not just about jumping in blindly. I've seen many people get trapped at the peak, losing a significant amount of money. Some have taken out loans to invest in cryptocurrencies, and others have put all their funds into it, still hoping to turn things around with old methods. It's better to make some changes.
Let me share how I previously played with small funds:
1. Playing with small funds is something everyone is familiar with, but people's greed often prevents them from doing it. When I played with many people before, they were puzzled, saying that I couldn’t make money this way. I used to play with 0.1, regardless of how optimistic I was, it was always 0.1.
2. When playing with small funds, we might not take losses and profits as seriously, so I mentioned practicing our own ideas here.
3. Reviewing various earlier trends is all about taking action. Find a review method that belongs to you, and then continuously build your own "network" according to this process.
4. We should also change our mindset. We shouldn't be happy just because we made money, but rather because our understanding has been realized, proving that our ideas are achievable, instead of just seeing prices jumping up and down here, buying and selling without any reason, which doesn’t teach us anything.
5. I've seen many people lacking their own sources of information, only buying based on some KOLs on Twitter. Some say their arrival is good or bad, and whether buying is beneficial for my strategy or not. For me, it’s actually better if they don’t buy, because a project that has passed through our "net" screening is suitable for us, and not many people are involved in value discovery. This way, our profits may be higher. However, their entry may not necessarily be a bad thing; it’s just value discovery. When a project's value is discovered, we need to look into the project itself, check fundamental information, etc., to see if it meets our criteria.
Always remember, we are here to practice our ideas. When our understanding has accumulated to a certain extent, that’s when we should expand our positions, not just jump in with large positions right away.
Let me share how I previously played with small funds:
1. Playing with small funds is something everyone is familiar with, but people's greed often prevents them from doing it. When I played with many people before, they were puzzled, saying that I couldn’t make money this way. I used to play with 0.1, regardless of how optimistic I was, it was always 0.1.
2. When playing with small funds, we might not take losses and profits as seriously, so I mentioned practicing our own ideas here.
3. Reviewing various earlier trends is all about taking action. Find a review method that belongs to you, and then continuously build your own "network" according to this process.
4. We should also change our mindset. We shouldn't be happy just because we made money, but rather because our understanding has been realized, proving that our ideas are achievable, instead of just seeing prices jumping up and down here, buying and selling without any reason, which doesn’t teach us anything.
5. I've seen many people lacking their own sources of information, only buying based on some KOLs on Twitter. Some say their arrival is good or bad, and whether buying is beneficial for my strategy or not. For me, it’s actually better if they don’t buy, because a project that has passed through our "net" screening is suitable for us, and not many people are involved in value discovery. This way, our profits may be higher. However, their entry may not necessarily be a bad thing; it’s just value discovery. When a project's value is discovered, we need to look into the project itself, check fundamental information, etc., to see if it meets our criteria.
Always remember, we are here to practice our ideas. When our understanding has accumulated to a certain extent, that’s when we should expand our positions, not just jump in with large positions right away.
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