Let me respond to this issue again. There are always people who like to say that I’m shouting every coin over and over. When prices rise, they come out to brag about how awesome they are. When prices fall, they go silent.
First of all, the friends who have followed me for a long time can all attest to this. The coins I shout about in the public square—the odds of them going up are not 100%, but it’s still at least 90%. Those who have followed me for a long time know what I’m capable of. I don’t need to explain too much. And about people saying I shout too many coins—I’ve said it many times. Most of the coins I shout about in the public square are for short-term trading. I don’t specifically note long-term coins; I’m strictly thinking in terms of short-term trades. Short-term trading means you look for different coins in the market—once they rise, you exit, then you look for the next target. Is this logic hard to understand? Sometimes I really can’t figure out whether it’s that their brains are the problem, or whether their reading comprehension is at a primary-school level.
Or is it that in your investment mindset, you think any coin—no matter how shady—must be held long-term? If that’s your thinking, then you deserve to lose money.
Next, regarding the community: as long as you join my community, most people believe they joined too late and should have joined earlier. During the time in the community, the operations carried out by friends within it have all been clearly visible. Our judgments on the bigger direction of BTC, as well as our research into rotation among altcoin sectors, are basically accurate. Yes, there is a bit of a threshold. But for most people who just randomly trade, that threshold is nothing compared to the money they lose. Even right now, many of the altcoin operations we do in the community are also short-term trades. As for specific mid- to long-term operations, we need to wait until there’s a daily-candle-level pullback, then I’ll lead everyone to reposition again. Because too many people join in the short term—many of them missed the earlier move—so we need to wait. Community trading is about finding a balance between risk and reward. It’s not like we casually tell everyone to go all-in. Following our strategy, it’s always about having a steady edge.
Finally, whether it’s the public posts in the forum facing all my fans, or some actions within the community, I can say with a clear conscience that I’m not doing anything wrong. Everything will be gradually verified by time.
First of all, the friends who have followed me for a long time can all attest to this. The coins I shout about in the public square—the odds of them going up are not 100%, but it’s still at least 90%. Those who have followed me for a long time know what I’m capable of. I don’t need to explain too much. And about people saying I shout too many coins—I’ve said it many times. Most of the coins I shout about in the public square are for short-term trading. I don’t specifically note long-term coins; I’m strictly thinking in terms of short-term trades. Short-term trading means you look for different coins in the market—once they rise, you exit, then you look for the next target. Is this logic hard to understand? Sometimes I really can’t figure out whether it’s that their brains are the problem, or whether their reading comprehension is at a primary-school level.
Or is it that in your investment mindset, you think any coin—no matter how shady—must be held long-term? If that’s your thinking, then you deserve to lose money.
Next, regarding the community: as long as you join my community, most people believe they joined too late and should have joined earlier. During the time in the community, the operations carried out by friends within it have all been clearly visible. Our judgments on the bigger direction of BTC, as well as our research into rotation among altcoin sectors, are basically accurate. Yes, there is a bit of a threshold. But for most people who just randomly trade, that threshold is nothing compared to the money they lose. Even right now, many of the altcoin operations we do in the community are also short-term trades. As for specific mid- to long-term operations, we need to wait until there’s a daily-candle-level pullback, then I’ll lead everyone to reposition again. Because too many people join in the short term—many of them missed the earlier move—so we need to wait. Community trading is about finding a balance between risk and reward. It’s not like we casually tell everyone to go all-in. Following our strategy, it’s always about having a steady edge.
Finally, whether it’s the public posts in the forum facing all my fans, or some actions within the community, I can say with a clear conscience that I’m not doing anything wrong. Everything will be gradually verified by time.
