In the previous discussion, Sandisk had originally been forced to liquidate above 2500. After seeing too many messages on the square, damn it, I felt like even 3000 wouldn’t hold up. The rally happened so fiercely, I scared myself. I was short from above 1300, kept shorting all the way down to above 1700, and my average price was pulled up to 1750. I scared myself out of the position. See less of the information on the square. It’s all garbage people making random analysis. Thinking about that, my previous BNB trade was the same: I was forced to liquidate above 2000, got scared by those garbage people, shorted at 650, kept averaging up until above 1000, and got scared out around 1200.
Look at the trend, and follow the trend to buy. If you don’t know how to read the trend, use #AI to analyze it. Actually, after sending candlestick charts to AI, most of the entry points it gives are very good, better than 90% of market traders. Analyzing the big trend is also incredibly accurate. Writing this, I suddenly thought: why doesn’t #三马哥 do spot copy trading? I check the records from time to time, and it seems pretty good. Why doesn’t it do copy trading? Buying spot probably doesn’t have issues like liquidation, right? If someone knowledgeable could explain, that’d be great.

I wrote this a bit all over the place, but the summary is just one sentence.
For beginners: buy spot by following the trend, or look at #三马哥 .
When trading contracts, you need to set stop loss, and be able to hold your position. If you don’t understand altcoins, don’t touch them. If you do want to, place your stop loss in advance and set take-profit orders 10x higher.

The analyses on the square: read less, they’re all nonsense.

In the end, I was just writing nonsense because I couldn’t sleep at night and was having some fun.