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As things stand, among BTC, ETH, and COINB, to be honest, I’m still leaning toward COINB. Whenever COINB drops below 150, I’m never stuck in the red for too long. It also suits my capital allocation strategy and is a quality tokenized US stock. Compared with SNDK, which has been hot lately, I’d rather take an early position in spot COINB. $COIN In the past, whenever it fell below 150, it would rebound to above 200 within the following few months. The market outlook is still rather unclear, and people will have different opinions. Those without a position can establish one.

Whenever the market is highly volatile, some people get rich while others suffer huge losses. In the current market, are more people looking to go long or go short?

$TRX Brother Sun, I want to say I’m sorry. As the market declined, you were the only one moving forward. A few years ago, everyone was criticizing you. We owe you an apology. Many coins fell by 90% in a year, while TRX still rose 20% over the same period. Your thinking has always been ahead of the market. I keep listening to your quotes over and over, constantly feeding them into my own way of thinking. The human brain also needs constant input to upgrade and evolve. Many people stop learning after graduation, and they’ll eventually be left behind.

$BTC Binance was hacked. Will the market pump to reassure people, then dump? Is that the plan?

The news about whether interest rates will be raised hasn't been confirmed, and the broader market still can't seem to rally. This phase is still pretty tough to get through. At the recent high, I only trimmed half of my spot position; the price of the rest has since fallen back. Watching my account balance slowly shrink, I still occasionally regret not closing everything out. I'm still a little afraid of missing out, but I need to change my approach next time: unless there's a black swan event, don't enter with a heavy position. If you're considering going long, I also don't recommend taking a heavy position right now. For now, the only approach I can recommend is to buy a little on small dips and more on big dips, but never go all in. Among the promising assets right now, you could buy a little coinb at around 150. For doge, try to take advantage of every dip.

$KORU Often, slow is fast and fast is slow. Make peace with yourself and be friends with time. Don't think about how much money you can make in a year; think about how to make money more steadily. When there are no opportunities, wait. There are countless coins, so opportunities will always come. As long as you have money on hand, be very careful and don't trade too frequently. Koru has gained 30 points in these dozen or so days, too. Opportunities always come to those who wait.

I look at so many coins on the daily gainers list, but it doesn’t stir me at all—I’m not envious. I know I wouldn’t dare bet on those coins. I’d rather just stick to buying a few established ones. Otherwise, I wouldn’t eat, drink, or sleep well. My portfolio could suddenly double, or it could suddenly get cut in half. Of course, I used to enjoy trading these kinds of coins, but it messes with your conviction. Just buy what you like and believe in, at prices you think are good. Price comes first—it’s fundamental. When ETH was at 1,500, could you really make sense of the candlestick chart? Think long term about price; there are too many things to watch in the short term. Isn’t it better to keep things simple? Make trading easier for yourself, choose coins with a higher floor, and don’t go all-in. There are only a few opportunities worth betting on each year, and there’s a black swan every year. If you stick with it long enough, you can compound your capital too. Don’t expect to get rich overnight.

$IRYS is insanely strong—20 times!

Would you still dare to buy gold below $XAUT 4000? I was afraid of missing out when gold was at 5,000, but now that it’s at 4,000, I’m already turning my nose up at it. I’ve decided to start investing in gold regularly.

$BTC Guys, is the U I got from the dentist real? This time it's different, right?

Why do I increasingly feel like those people on the street are NPCs?

$ETH Last night I thought Second Brother had finally gotten it up, but he’s still no good—getting old. By the next morning he was limp again: all show and no go. Not like those young coins, which are rock-hard and rise fast. Sure, they fall just as fast, but at least they can pump back and forth.

Crazy Wednesday, v50eth. I was going to claim v50btc—what genius claimed it first?

In the crypto market, which matters more for ordinary traders: being good at making money outside the market or making money through trading? This question has been bothering me for a long time. Personally, I often think that if I could earn money outside the market, I could keep adding to my positions. With major spot assets, you can simply benefit from compounding over time—you just need to keep buying gradually as the price falls. But I also envy people who are very profitable trading in the market; they can make tens or even hundreds of thousands in a single day. I feel pretty discouraged too. I only make money a few times a year, and sometimes I don’t make any money all year. This is especially true when the market is bad, like this year and last year, when most people are losing money. Overall, it’s right to keep improving your ability to learn and your trading mindset. If you’ve been losing money, you definitely need to change your approach. If you’ve been making money, keep it up, and don’t let the noise in the market disrupt your rhythm. $DOGE For DOGE, if you don’t have any spot holdings, you can start with 10% of your intended position and gradually build it up, adding another 10% of your position for every 10% drop.

Share one valuable lesson you learned in the crypto market $BTC

If the crypto market keeps falling like this, I’m going to have to start selling my body to make money and buy the dip. Any rich ladies out there willing to take me in? I just checked Boss, and there doesn’t seem to be anything suitable for me. I’ve been out of touch with society for a few years, and all the jobs I see pay four or five grand. Those high-end jobs paying over 10,000 are way out of my league. Maybe I’ll do food delivery, drive for Didi, or deliver packages—gotta give the kids some hope. Please stop falling already.

When will I finally be free? When can I stop selling my soul just to make a living? How much money would it take? How can I stop feeling anxious? How can I find my ideal partner? How can I stop overthinking and draining myself? How can I... Every night, I start feeling down all over again.

Spring passes, yet the flowers remain; people come and go, and the birds are not startled. After trading crypto for so long, I feel like I’ve slowly changed. Nothing interests me anymore. Every day, all I think about is opening Binance and checking it now and then, even though I know there probably won’t be much movement in the short term. Maybe it’s just my age: I don’t have many friends, I’m not married, and I don’t feel like traveling. Going from place to place doesn’t seem all that meaningful, and I feel pretty lonely. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t drawn to those young, beautiful women—but, well, what does that have to do with me? It would only distract me from my path. Watching TV shows isn’t much fun either; they all feel the same. These days, I don’t even want to go to most gatherings. All in all, our energy is gradually becoming limited. We’re all preparing to fight a battle—a battle we have to win—so we devote ourselves to the crypto market. And little by little, we become more and more homebound, with fewer and fewer friends. But I don’t feel lonely. I like the crypto market more and more. This is where things feel real. It’s like a game world, easing my spiritual loneliness—a remedy for the soul. Many people can’t quit because they love this feeling too. Getting carried away can harm you, but a little dabbling can be enjoyable. This market is relatively fair: you don’t need social connections, and there’s no need for deceit or scheming. If you have the ability, you can put it to use; there’s no fear of your talent being buried. I haven’t made my mark yet, so I still need to keep improving, little by little. In my view, crypto isn’t gambling, though to outsiders I may just look like a gambler. I’m willing to pay for what I love. I’m willing to invest my money and my energy in this market. This is where I find solace. I guess I’m a lone warrior. It’s a difficult road, so don’t overextend your finances in this market, and don’t expect too much. Just keep moving forward, one step at a time.

Those who bought the dip in KORU Korea 3x today at $KORU can cut their position in half. Let the rest ride, set a breakeven stop-loss, prioritize staying in the game, and move forward steadily.

Have you noticed a strange phenomenon? When you trade futures with a small amount of capital, you can often double your money or make several times your initial investment. But once your capital exceeds 100,000, several hundred thousand, or even a million, you’ll find that simply avoiding liquidation is already difficult enough—making any money becomes much harder. At that point, you may unconsciously put shackles on yourself, amplifying your greed and fear and keeping you from performing at your true potential. Gou Shisan has a little tip for you: try using a family member’s or friend’s account to set up copy trading. You only need $500. Open positions with low leverage and follow them at a fixed ratio. You’ll be in a much better frame of mind and better able to perform at your true potential, and you might even get unexpected results. It’s best to stick mainly to major coins like BTC and ETH, rather than chasing the short-term gains of altcoins.