The target for Hype Short-Term 57 has arrived. I didn’t buy much to begin with, so I still plan to keep stocking up on dips. Usually I either trade non-trending shares or just $Hype. Simplicity is the ultimate principle—keep buying dips on Hype. The money I earn from庄 tickets will all be used to buy Hype.
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HYPE I think in the short term 51-53 is about the same. I’ve been buying gradually, though the portion of funds isn’t high since my psychological price is between 40-45. At least here I can trade some swings; the short-term target is around 56-57.
What data needs to be monitored when trading order tickets?
1. Large transfers on-chain 2. Uncover insider addresses 3. Monitor anomalies in index trading volume 4. Monitor changes in basis 5. Monitor anomalies in contract trading volume 6. Monitor the long/short ratio 7. Monitor changes in the 15-minute funding rate (related to #4) 8. Monitor turning points in open interest 9. Monitor anomalies in the market board (recommended: 1 minute) 10. Monitor the top gainers list
Let me summarize these first. In my next post, I’ll find a time to write in detail the logic changes and how they work together.
HYPE I think in the short term 51-53 is about the same. I’ve been buying gradually, though the portion of funds isn’t high since my psychological price is between 40-45. At least here I can trade some swings; the short-term target is around 56-57.
The worse the liquidity, the more you should trade small-cap coins—just shows how valuable this saying is. Giggle, Koma, etc. all erupted from small-cap.
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Sometime ago, I shared a viewpoint: when liquidity is worse, you should play small-cap coins; when liquidity is better, you should play large-cap coins.
Why? Some people might find the logic a bit hard to grasp, so let me explain it in more detail.
1. Whether it’s a coin or a stock, when it rises, you need turnover—meaning you need money to take the other side, to push the price up. But if liquidity is very poor, the amount of capital available to absorb trades is limited, not enough to keep pushing the price higher. In this stage, even if large-cap stocks/coins have big positive catalysts, they won’t necessarily produce a major move.
2. When liquidity is good, institutions, big players, and others will tend to choose large-cap issues. The reason is simple: good liquidity means it’s easier for capital to enter and exit. Only large-cap issues can absorb large amounts of capital. So when liquidity is very good, small-cap coins won’t get played much.
What data needs to be monitored when trading settlement tickets?
1. On-chain large transfers 2. Investigate insider addresses 3. Monitor abnormal index trading volume 4. Monitor changes in basis 5. Monitor abnormal contract trading volume 6. Monitor long/short ratio 7. Monitor changes in the 15-minute funding rate (related to 4) 8. Monitor turning points in open interest 9. Monitor market anomalies (recommended: 1-minute) 10. Monitor the top gainers list
Let me summarize these first—I'll write in more detail in the next post about the logic changes and how they work together.
The most outrageous alpha is often not trading. A friend of mine had staking rewards from the bank that he never claimed. Today he went to claim them and found out:
200,000 $BANK tokens, worth about $50,000. Who can you reason with about this?
Do you feel like this year’s SpaceX is exactly like PetroChina, which went public in 2007—peaking at the time of listing, then gradually sliding downward for more than a decade. The most widely circulated joke back then was: “Tell me, how much sorrow can you have? It’s like holding a full position in PetroChina.”
1/Why do Russian farms put VR glasses on cows? Because Russian cows are prone to winter depression, which leads to lower milk production.
2/How to test whether your kidney qi is sufficient? First hold your breath, then keep typing 6 in the comment section—if you can produce more than three lines, it means your kidney qi is relatively sufficient.
Recently, fraudulent "Zhuang" tickets have been going around. If you can’t get your hands on them, it’s also not a bad idea to play around with the investment mini-game in Binance Wallet.
In this bear market, there are a few types of people who make money in Crypto 👇
1. Those who have always been bullish on $HYPE 2. Those who were the earliest to profit from arbitrage on prediction platforms 3. Those who have always studied "Zhuang" tickets 4. Those who lower their expectations and invest in wealth management 5. On-chain top-tier "P" up-and-comers 6. Those focused on doing FA in Crypto
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As stated in the “Shurangama Sutra” (Da Fo Ding Shou Leng Yan Jing): “May I offer my body and mind to the myriad dust-lands; thus is called repaying the Buddha’s kindness.”
1/Why do Russian farms put VR glasses on cows? Because Russian cows are prone to winter depression, which leads to lower milk production.
2/How to test whether your kidney qi is sufficient? Hold your breath, then keep tapping 6 in the comments. If you can produce three lines or more, that means your kidney qi is relatively sufficient.
When PoKa was at its hottest that year, there was a ten-thousand-member chat group. Tonight I opened the group and saw this message. In Web3, no matter how sexy the story is, in the end it all turns into a mess. Only a very small number of projects can stand the test of time. If you miss the train, you have no cost—but if you get on the wrong one, the cost will be very high.
AI is getting more advanced, theoretically every DeFi project is at risk of being hacked, whether it's a code bug or a business logic flaw. This will increasingly test the professionalism of Web3 teams. #ZEC
If Binance could make switching between master and sub-accounts as easy as switching Twitter accounts, I bet it would be a game changer for a lot of users. One master account can create 5 sub-accounts, and I believe many users would have a habit of categorizing their accounts for different purposes, like futures accounts/spot accounts/short-term or long-term accounts/US stock accounts.