Cancel all the publicly posted short orders above the Bitcoin price that haven't been filled. There's still one publicly posted long order at 75222 below, so we'll stick to the original plan.
I'm currently holding a long position at 76666. After reducing the position and locking in profits, the remaining position is basically one I can play around with. Of course, as I've said before, if you don't want to hold it, you can always take profits sensibly.
I don't know why, but people still ask what to do even after the public orders have been filled and become profitable. Dayu doesn't share many live trades publicly that I'm confident in—just a handful each month. When the market is moving back and forth, loads of people keep asking for price levels and how to open trades. Then, when I actually post an order, they say they didn't get in. Once the trade starts moving into profit, they come back and ask if they can still chase it.
The market can't go according to my expectations every time, and I'm no sure thing either. There are also quite a few people I genuinely don't recognize. Whether or not you use my referral link doesn't matter, but whether it's in the Binance chatroom or when I post publicly and people like or interact with it, most of you are usually completely silent. Then, whenever there's a problem, you all swarm in to ask questions. When it happens often and over a long time, it honestly gets a bit discouraging.
In the end, on the path of trading, you're responsible for your own account. When an opportunity is right in front of you, whether you can seize it has never depended on someone else—it's down to your own timing and discipline 🙏
I'm currently holding a long position at 76666. After reducing the position and locking in profits, the remaining position is basically one I can play around with. Of course, as I've said before, if you don't want to hold it, you can always take profits sensibly.
I don't know why, but people still ask what to do even after the public orders have been filled and become profitable. Dayu doesn't share many live trades publicly that I'm confident in—just a handful each month. When the market is moving back and forth, loads of people keep asking for price levels and how to open trades. Then, when I actually post an order, they say they didn't get in. Once the trade starts moving into profit, they come back and ask if they can still chase it.
The market can't go according to my expectations every time, and I'm no sure thing either. There are also quite a few people I genuinely don't recognize. Whether or not you use my referral link doesn't matter, but whether it's in the Binance chatroom or when I post publicly and people like or interact with it, most of you are usually completely silent. Then, whenever there's a problem, you all swarm in to ask questions. When it happens often and over a long time, it honestly gets a bit discouraging.
In the end, on the path of trading, you're responsible for your own account. When an opportunity is right in front of you, whether you can seize it has never depended on someone else—it's down to your own timing and discipline 🙏
