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$JELLYJELLY This birth coin has never won in contracts. Every time other coins win U, it gets swallowed by this birth.

$ALLO Dog Zhuang, have you made it? I made this money to buy you a box, but it didn't work out and the market went down.

$PIEVERSE Liquidity is opportunity, regardless of rise or fall.

This circle even I, a newbie who has just entered for three months, can feel that there are empty gain rankings everywhere.
Indeed, it is very profitable, but you have to run fast enough, and you can't make too many mistakes; if you hit the stop-loss too much, the sunk cost will be very high. If you don't stop-loss, there is a high risk of liquidation. In terms of patterns, it is easy to lose profits. Coincidentally, the profit from a successful pattern once may not be enough to cover the sunk costs from multiple previous mistakes.
Ant warehouse profits slowly and also have to bear capital costs. If it consolidates for too long, it may face losses.
Compared to these risks, it is better to do mainstream currencies.
Or take smaller positions in some high-activity coins that often appear on the gain rankings but have already taken profits.
Long positions earn more with less risk.
Whether it's earning a wave and running or patterns, there are more opportunities.
It's not about chasing highs; it's about ambushing when there are signs of initiation. The cost of trial and error is not much different from the cost of empty gain rankings, and the risk is smaller, with a higher risk-reward ratio. The downside is that the win rate is too low and the sunk costs are somewhat higher.

I've been so annoyed lately. After the first day of liquidation, I adjusted my state and made a profit of half of my remaining capital the next day. Unfortunately, I got too greedy and ended up with only half of that profit by the end of the day. At least I made a profit. The next day, I made a bet and compounded 71% of my funds. I was really confident that day and felt like I had become much stronger. In the evening, I casually looked for some explosive coins and found a few that I had just entered the market with. Back then, I often played and casually built a position. I didn’t expect that in less than three months, all those coins I used to play with had turned into zombie coins. A few hundred U positions could actually push a one-minute K, and I immediately closed my position, losing a lot due to slippage. I was in a frenzy and kept trying other coins, but unsurprisingly, they all had no liquidity. My capital was directly halved, but fortunately, the huge sense of loss woke me up just in time, and I preserved my capital. In three days, my profit went from 192 U to 60 U, then I adjusted my state and prepared to fight again. I encountered the jelly that caused my liquidation. I adjusted again, but unfortunately, the whale didn’t play fair. I learned from the experience of liquidation and only used a small position, not thinking about the whale’s sudden price surge. Fortunately, I cut losses in time, and my capital loss was reduced to 160 U. I decisively C2C-ed 104 U and caught the whale unloading at that moment, making a floating profit of 120 U in 15 minutes, recovering my losses instantly. However, because of my previous experience with the whale, I was quite familiar with their tactics. I didn’t expect this whale to suddenly change their approach and not unload at all, just holding on until the New Year, continuing to push the price up and hitting my stop loss. I started to repeatedly suffer from both long and short positions. After learning my lesson, I decisively gave up. Feeling discouraged, I encountered the beat I was most familiar with, and as it started to rise, I decisively followed in. After enduring the floating loss, I made a profit of 45 U and looked for short opportunities again. I don’t know if it was because of the impact from the jelly, but after retreating, I suddenly became reluctant to be liquidated, fantasizing about a comeback. I increased my position, which led to my fear of losses. As a result, I sold off the beat I was most familiar with, and the subsequent positions were difficult to enter. Plus, the liquidity in the crypto market is currently too poor. All the tactics of these whales have changed; before, they would sell after making a profit, but now they repeatedly do both long and short positions, pulling capital and consolidating at high levels. It feels like they are trying to fish for the last bucket of gold. The biggest cake in the crypto market has long been divided up, and the golden period has passed many years ago. Coupled with the recent bear market, I can’t judge whether the market is about to burst the bubble or if the bear market will just continue like this.

$JELLYJELLY What to wear? It's the same every time, just raise it up and smash it hard.