澳門勇
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澳門勇
分享玩合約的心路歷程，不是投資建議。投資有風險。
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Never show off your trades when you’re in profit, and don’t tell anyone around you that you’ve made money, including your wife and son.
$MAGMA One of the biggest features of a breakout that clears the empty zone is that it breaks the previous high, because the previous high is where a large number of stop-loss orders are located.
$TRUMP For the Trump halo to support this coin, the remaining value is actually just trash—don’t hold onto hope or fantasies.
$TRUMP upward momentum is very weak; there may be another chance, but it is slightly lower
According to the liquidation heatmap, it is certain that the upper area will be liquidated. If a bull market arrives, then the lower area will also inevitably be liquidated again.
$BTC There are two scenarios: 80,000 will definitely be broken, and once it breaks, it will definitely retest. How would you trade it?
$BTC is very interesting—anyone who can hold through an empty order isn’t just a small retail investor.
$BTC Some personal opinions on the current market. I think this pump is purely to liquidate some high-leverage short positions, then there will be another round of distribution and selling pressure. As for the ultimate target price, I believe it’s around 30,000–40,000.
Most beginners enter the crypto market during the middle to late stages of a bull market. A key feature of a bull market is that even if prices fall, they often rise back again. So after a few stop-losses, beginners start to question the necessity of stop-losses. After all, in the end, prices will go back up anyway. This accumulation of flawed experience gradually erodes their risk awareness. Until a bear market arrives and the market keeps falling all the way down—then they truly understand what it means to “pay tuition.” Many people choose not to trade during the bear market, waiting for the next bull cycle. However, when the bull market returns, they repeat the same mistakes again, getting stuck in the same cycle. These are the three major traps for beginners: first, the illusion of a bull market—“it will go back up even if it drops.” Second, stop-losses failing—wrong experience builds bad habits. Third, paying tuition in a bear market—mistakes made during the low point get magnified into fatal blows. Real growth doesn’t come from waiting for market conditions; it comes from building trading discipline and risk management.
$TUT It appears to be running rampant and boosting prices through force, but in reality it’s distributing during a sideways range. The fantasy of a hundredfold coin is not something that can happen. The people trapped above, who worked hard to get caught, can never get out of their positions.
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