Let’s talk about trading again: when you’re young, should you go abroad to study?
When I was in college, I still had the chance to study in Australia, but my family circumstances weren’t great. I felt that with my level, the returns wouldn’t keep up with the cost of borrowing, so I gave up.
After getting burned by bsc a few times last year, I never went to study sol or robinhood, and my aesthetic/taste can’t keep up.
It’s not that bsc is bad—I won’t say that—but I just still don’t really know how to.
With the return to the multi-chain era, I still went back to robinhood and sol, and I’ve also always felt that robinhood isn’t a short-term thing.
After arc had all three listed, I still continued the trade from the 10th. I bought $PONS at 0.55. The thinking is still the same: the market has mispriced the leader.
Earlier I wrote about “flies in the brain.” I saw bsc’s guo-fly/flies, with such a low market cap, and I didn’t dare to get in. I thought it was just siphoning liquidity and a copycat. Then cz replied that it had already been a breakout—so it was “past that.”
sol’s $PAID looks too much like the narrative of sending money to Musk earlier. When it hit 10.4m, I was already watching.
Last night it went through a washout/purge. Even though Nikita’s reply was negative, after the pump the selling pressure got smashed down—so the sol washout worked.
At 20.4m, I entered with one hand.
@AncoBinance said that starting immediately, Arc 0 wallet transactions on Binance will have a service fee of 0—limited to one week!
Meme trading – 0 service fee
Cross-chain bridge – 0 service fee
But I saw that arc is all the “third brothers”/“brothers from the third camp,” and it scares me.
In the Meme 1.0 era, I did make a decent income. But without a study-abroad experience, my knowledge structure can’t keep up.
It’s hard for me to keep watching a type of trade that focuses on attention and energy. I can only go back to doing pullbacks and leader “baseline” entries.
I’m still returning to rh’s main thread, and occasionally I take a quick p at sol conspiracy/lab-vibes trades.
When I was in college, I still had the chance to study in Australia, but my family circumstances weren’t great. I felt that with my level, the returns wouldn’t keep up with the cost of borrowing, so I gave up.
After getting burned by bsc a few times last year, I never went to study sol or robinhood, and my aesthetic/taste can’t keep up.
It’s not that bsc is bad—I won’t say that—but I just still don’t really know how to.
With the return to the multi-chain era, I still went back to robinhood and sol, and I’ve also always felt that robinhood isn’t a short-term thing.
After arc had all three listed, I still continued the trade from the 10th. I bought $PONS at 0.55. The thinking is still the same: the market has mispriced the leader.
Earlier I wrote about “flies in the brain.” I saw bsc’s guo-fly/flies, with such a low market cap, and I didn’t dare to get in. I thought it was just siphoning liquidity and a copycat. Then cz replied that it had already been a breakout—so it was “past that.”
sol’s $PAID looks too much like the narrative of sending money to Musk earlier. When it hit 10.4m, I was already watching.
Last night it went through a washout/purge. Even though Nikita’s reply was negative, after the pump the selling pressure got smashed down—so the sol washout worked.
At 20.4m, I entered with one hand.
@AncoBinance said that starting immediately, Arc 0 wallet transactions on Binance will have a service fee of 0—limited to one week!
Meme trading – 0 service fee
Cross-chain bridge – 0 service fee
But I saw that arc is all the “third brothers”/“brothers from the third camp,” and it scares me.
In the Meme 1.0 era, I did make a decent income. But without a study-abroad experience, my knowledge structure can’t keep up.
It’s hard for me to keep watching a type of trade that focuses on attention and energy. I can only go back to doing pullbacks and leader “baseline” entries.
I’m still returning to rh’s main thread, and occasionally I take a quick p at sol conspiracy/lab-vibes trades.
