Suddenly, I feel that the best way is for two people: one can operate buying and selling without being able to check the price at any time, while the other can check the price but cannot operate.
Today, I casually looked through the BATEUSDT white paper. I was quite shocked by the feeling it gave me; a small game riding the wave of a dancing groupās popularity, why could it have so many positive news? The gameplay is a patchwork, and the game content is also a variety of AI-generated software nested together. Moreover, I saw someone in the square say that on the 1st of next month, a batch of 20 million U tokens will be unlocked. I just wanted to see the distribution and the lock-up. As a result, after reading the entire white paper, there was only an introduction to the gameplay (very simplistic and basically useless, occupying 90% of the content), and I couldn't find any information about the ICO or IEO dates at all. I am a bit confused; it broke my impression of what a white paper should look like. #BEATUSDT
The largest floating loss in recent times, I don't know why, I feel that I am still too far behind. There are many things I don't know; I just short when I see a high and long when I see a low. If the direction is judged wrong, just wait a bit. There is no so-called trading system at all; when to open a position depends on when I open the software. It makes me very uneasy; I know that with such operations, it's impossible to go too far. Although I have increased from 100 to 250, I hope to have a strict trading system and principles that I can follow.
A trade has been stuck for many days, at least for my trading frequency, it has been stuck for many days. However, I personally feel that I did not misjudge the direction, and the position is not very deep. The margin ratio is 0.78%. I am short and want to forcibly close it, which would require the current price to multiply by 7-8 times. However, this trade makes me very uncomfortable. I don't know whether to wait patiently or cut losses and exit.
There is a trade that has been stuck for a while. Currently, it doesn't seem like it will lead to a liquidation, but I don't like this feeling. I won't open new positions; I will close all three profitable trades and call it a day. I'll take a break for a while and then open new trades, considering this a wrap-up summary for the trading I've done during this period.
The true first doubling, without any happy feelings, perhaps because the principal is too small, but that's okay, if it crashes the impact will also be smaller. I don't know where my endpoint will be, nor do I know how far I can go.
If I affirm myself or boost my confidence because of successful trades, then correspondingly, I will definitely deny myself and lose confidence because of failed trades. However, as a beginner, experiencing failures in trading is inevitable. I am currently trying to suppress my joy from successful trades to make myself less frustrated in the future when I face failures. Do not be pleased by external gains, nor be saddened by personal losses.
Is the end of the contract really a liquidation? I often see others in the comments saying they can multiply their principal tenfold or a hundredfold in just a few days, although they also ended up liquidated in the end, it's still impressive to me. Because I have never truly achieved even a doubling, maybe I just don't have a talent for trading.