$STRK Crypto trading is a battlefield without gunfire. Every movement on the candlestick chart is money moving.
Don’t trade crypto with money you can’t afford to lose.
I have a young friend who was humble and cautious when we first met. He’d send me voice messages in the middle of the night asking about KDJ, MACD, and moving averages.
I taught him a few basics, and he treasured them like a priceless secret. Thinking he was invincible and sure to win, he started placing heavily leveraged trades.
In three months, he turned 20,000 into 80,000.
I tried to stop him repeatedly, but he wouldn’t listen. Instead, he’d show me screenshots of his gains and say my liquidations had wiped out all my ambition, and that I was too conservative.
Tell me, is it easy for a university graduate to find a job? After making tens of thousands in a short time, he dared to quit his job and try to become a full-time crypto trader.
Then came the market crash on October 11 last year. He sent me a voice message, and his voice was shaking.
The market taught the kid a brutal lesson.
When you’re in profit, take profit.
Going all in is not for the crypto market. Before you enter this space, you should have at least one or two fallback plans.
There are risks in trading.
When I trade, I mainly take profits in one of two ways:
1. Either I take all my profits and secure them.
2. Or, if I’m optimistic about further gains and want to take a chance, I close half my position and set a stop loss at breakeven, using the profits to aim for greater upside.
Even if the price falls back to my entry and I’m stopped out, I still walk away with a profit.#STRK24小时上涨约20%
Don’t trade crypto with money you can’t afford to lose.
I have a young friend who was humble and cautious when we first met. He’d send me voice messages in the middle of the night asking about KDJ, MACD, and moving averages.
I taught him a few basics, and he treasured them like a priceless secret. Thinking he was invincible and sure to win, he started placing heavily leveraged trades.
In three months, he turned 20,000 into 80,000.
I tried to stop him repeatedly, but he wouldn’t listen. Instead, he’d show me screenshots of his gains and say my liquidations had wiped out all my ambition, and that I was too conservative.
Tell me, is it easy for a university graduate to find a job? After making tens of thousands in a short time, he dared to quit his job and try to become a full-time crypto trader.
Then came the market crash on October 11 last year. He sent me a voice message, and his voice was shaking.
The market taught the kid a brutal lesson.
When you’re in profit, take profit.
Going all in is not for the crypto market. Before you enter this space, you should have at least one or two fallback plans.
There are risks in trading.
When I trade, I mainly take profits in one of two ways:
1. Either I take all my profits and secure them.
2. Or, if I’m optimistic about further gains and want to take a chance, I close half my position and set a stop loss at breakeven, using the profits to aim for greater upside.
Even if the price falls back to my entry and I’m stopped out, I still walk away with a profit.#STRK24小时上涨约20%