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我负债一个亿十年了，也挺过来了，别放弃活着就有希望，实体难了，但在币圈还是有机会翻身的
唐华斑竹
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Once the cattle king of the Northwest, now in debt of 150 million, stranded in a foreign land, in middle age, burdened with debt. Today, I reflect on myself here, hoping that you in front of the screen can use me as a negative example, and never do this...
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请问现货在哪里设置止损点？
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Ride on it
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No interest, currency is important
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Not Interested
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Will it rise significantly again?
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The bull market has retreated.
doge
At present, there are too many institutions, bigwigs, and optimistic people. Today, all the big investors bought.
You must buy some. It may be the same as 2023-2024.
A new high, I believe it will be soon.
Last time
0.75 US dollars
I saw 1 US dollar,
3-4 yuan, I feel it,
Personal opinion. $BTC doge$ETH
At present, there are too many institutions, bigwigs, and optimistic people. Today, all the big investors bought.
You must buy some. It may be the same as 2023-2024.
A new high, I believe it will be soon.
Last time
0.75 US dollars
I saw 1 US dollar,
3-4 yuan, I feel it,
Personal opinion. $BTC doge$ETH
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How could someone die of pneumonia? Japanese medicine is so advanced.
Da S Xu Xiyuan unfortunately passed away at the age of 48 due to pneumonia caused by influenza during her trip to Japan.
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Ten years of guaranteed profits in spot trading
It's all over. I'm going to quit the market and calm down. I thought it was the light coming back, but it was just the stars in my eyes.
In the end, 130,000 yuan was completely blown up. It's all over. This road is too difficult. Before the New Year, there was a floating profit of 60,000 yuan, but now there is only 6u42 yuan left. It's too painful. I hid in my bed and cried bitterly during the New Year. $HMSTR $BTC
In the end, 130,000 yuan was completely blown up. It's all over. This road is too difficult. Before the New Year, there was a floating profit of 60,000 yuan, but now there is only 6u42 yuan left. It's too painful. I hid in my bed and cried bitterly during the New Year. $HMSTR $BTC
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Lee Jung-jae is in love
When Boys Become Men
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Quantity too large
How come the stock price doesn’t go up with this good news?
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Zhongbi Exchange scammed hundreds of billions and has been on the run for more than two years with no consequences, let's collectively make a fuss!
Damn, this is so explosive, the leeks have "revolted"...
This, this, this, have they been oppressed for too long? This is rare in a century.
This, this, this, have they been oppressed for too long? This is rare in a century.
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I have been in debt for more than 100 million for ten years. Fortunately, I am still strong. I will rely on currency for the rest of my life.
How much debt do you owe?
Just the real answer.
Just the real answer.
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The Chinacoin exchange defrauded hundreds of billions of yuan and ran away for more than two years without any problems. What is this?
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All the way down, sold early
$PNUT is too obvious. Someone doesn't want it to rise, but to fall. Only when it falls can he make money. Why do people still want to buy more? I really don't understand.
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Eating manners are not good
金十数据APP
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Democrats Slam Trump 'Coin Launch': Possible Fraud and Conflicts of Interest!
Two senior Democratic Congress members have requested multiple regulatory agencies to investigate the compliance of the meme coins issued by President Trump and First Lady Melania.
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Congressman Jacob Auchincloss have raised questions about the couple's potential self-dealing in their respective positions, the possibility of 'rug pull' scams similar to those seen with other tokens, and potential conflicts of interest.
In a letter, the two said, "We are deeply concerned about President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump's decision to launch two meme coins, $TRUMP and $MELANIA, allowing them to profit handsomely from the presidency. These cryptocurrencies do not create faster, cheaper, and safer payment rails, nor do they help people borrow more economically; they do not improve the financial system for consumers in any way."
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and Congressman Jacob Auchincloss have raised questions about the couple's potential self-dealing in their respective positions, the possibility of 'rug pull' scams similar to those seen with other tokens, and potential conflicts of interest.
In a letter, the two said, "We are deeply concerned about President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump's decision to launch two meme coins, $TRUMP and $MELANIA, allowing them to profit handsomely from the presidency. These cryptocurrencies do not create faster, cheaper, and safer payment rails, nor do they help people borrow more economically; they do not improve the financial system for consumers in any way."
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Never bought it, just taking a look
This dead Trump will eventually be killed by someone. It's an obvious scam, promises that were supposed to be announced were not. His entire family exploited humanity hard before he took office, treating the cryptocurrency market as their personal ATM. Isn't this self-destructive?
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It's been over ten years, only trading futures
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Can futures automatically stop loss?
Ten years in the crypto world, turning a principal of 5000 into over 40 million through trading for more than 10 years, summarizing the 24 trading rules!
1. Capital Allocation: Divide the capital into ten equal parts, ensuring that the risk of a single trade does not exceed one-tenth of the total capital.
2. Set Stop Loss: Immediately set a stop-loss point when opening a position to protect investments from adverse market fluctuations.
3. Avoid Overtrading: Overtrading violates capital management principles and should be avoided.
4. Protect Floating Profits: When floating profits exceed three basis points, set a protective stop-loss near the opening price to ensure the principal is not eroded.
5. Follow the Trend: Avoid participating in trades when the market trend is uncertain.
6. Observation Attitude: Choose to observe or exit the market when there are doubts.
7. Choose Liquidity: Trade actively traded stocks and avoid those with insufficient liquidity.
8. Risk Diversification: Diversify risk by trading multiple stocks instead of concentrating on a single investment.
9. Order Types: Flexibly use market orders and limit orders to adapt to market changes.
10. Holding Reason: Do not casually close trades without sufficient reason; consider using trailing stops to protect profits.
11. Profit Accumulation: When trading goes well, transfer some profits to a backup account for emergencies.
12. Avoid Temptation from Positive and Negative News: Do not overly believe in disseminated news that could derail your plan.
13. Avoid Cost Averaging: Avoid averaging down by increasing positions, as this could be the biggest mistake a trader can make.
14. Patient Waiting: Avoid rushing into the market due to impatience or leaving too early due to a lack of patience.
15. Avoid Small Gains and Big Losses: In trading, avoid neglecting potential large losses for small gains.
16. Stop Loss Discipline: Once a stop-loss point is set, do not cancel it randomly unless there is sufficient reason.
17. Reduce Trading Frequency: Avoid frequent market entries and exits, as this may lead to unnecessary trading costs and risks.
18. Trading Consistency: The willingness to go long or short should align with the market trend; this is key to profit.
19. Avoid Emotional Trading: Do not buy because the price seems low or sell short because the price is high; make decisions based on market analysis.
20. Pyramid Strategy: Increase positions appropriately when the price breaks through resistance or falls below support.
21. Currency Selection: Choose small-cap stocks when going long and large-cap stocks when going short.
22. Avoid Wrong Hedging: If the held currency starts to decline, stop-loss and exit instead of hedging by shorting.
23. Trading Plan: Do not change the trading plan casually without sufficient reason.
24. Position Management: After consecutive profits, do not casually increase positions; maintain consistent risk management discipline.
1. Capital Allocation: Divide the capital into ten equal parts, ensuring that the risk of a single trade does not exceed one-tenth of the total capital.
2. Set Stop Loss: Immediately set a stop-loss point when opening a position to protect investments from adverse market fluctuations.
3. Avoid Overtrading: Overtrading violates capital management principles and should be avoided.
4. Protect Floating Profits: When floating profits exceed three basis points, set a protective stop-loss near the opening price to ensure the principal is not eroded.
5. Follow the Trend: Avoid participating in trades when the market trend is uncertain.
6. Observation Attitude: Choose to observe or exit the market when there are doubts.
7. Choose Liquidity: Trade actively traded stocks and avoid those with insufficient liquidity.
8. Risk Diversification: Diversify risk by trading multiple stocks instead of concentrating on a single investment.
9. Order Types: Flexibly use market orders and limit orders to adapt to market changes.
10. Holding Reason: Do not casually close trades without sufficient reason; consider using trailing stops to protect profits.
11. Profit Accumulation: When trading goes well, transfer some profits to a backup account for emergencies.
12. Avoid Temptation from Positive and Negative News: Do not overly believe in disseminated news that could derail your plan.
13. Avoid Cost Averaging: Avoid averaging down by increasing positions, as this could be the biggest mistake a trader can make.
14. Patient Waiting: Avoid rushing into the market due to impatience or leaving too early due to a lack of patience.
15. Avoid Small Gains and Big Losses: In trading, avoid neglecting potential large losses for small gains.
16. Stop Loss Discipline: Once a stop-loss point is set, do not cancel it randomly unless there is sufficient reason.
17. Reduce Trading Frequency: Avoid frequent market entries and exits, as this may lead to unnecessary trading costs and risks.
18. Trading Consistency: The willingness to go long or short should align with the market trend; this is key to profit.
19. Avoid Emotional Trading: Do not buy because the price seems low or sell short because the price is high; make decisions based on market analysis.
20. Pyramid Strategy: Increase positions appropriately when the price breaks through resistance or falls below support.
21. Currency Selection: Choose small-cap stocks when going long and large-cap stocks when going short.
22. Avoid Wrong Hedging: If the held currency starts to decline, stop-loss and exit instead of hedging by shorting.
23. Trading Plan: Do not change the trading plan casually without sufficient reason.
24. Position Management: After consecutive profits, do not casually increase positions; maintain consistent risk management discipline.
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How do I set a stop loss?
Ten years in the crypto world, turning a principal of 5000 into over 40 million through trading for more than 10 years, summarizing the 24 trading rules!
1. Capital Allocation: Divide the capital into ten equal parts, ensuring that the risk of a single trade does not exceed one-tenth of the total capital.
2. Set Stop Loss: Immediately set a stop-loss point when opening a position to protect investments from adverse market fluctuations.
3. Avoid Overtrading: Overtrading violates capital management principles and should be avoided.
4. Protect Floating Profits: When floating profits exceed three basis points, set a protective stop-loss near the opening price to ensure the principal is not eroded.
5. Follow the Trend: Avoid participating in trades when the market trend is uncertain.
6. Observation Attitude: Choose to observe or exit the market when there are doubts.
7. Choose Liquidity: Trade actively traded stocks and avoid those with insufficient liquidity.
8. Risk Diversification: Diversify risk by trading multiple stocks instead of concentrating on a single investment.
9. Order Types: Flexibly use market orders and limit orders to adapt to market changes.
10. Holding Reason: Do not casually close trades without sufficient reason; consider using trailing stops to protect profits.
11. Profit Accumulation: When trading goes well, transfer some profits to a backup account for emergencies.
12. Avoid Temptation from Positive and Negative News: Do not overly believe in disseminated news that could derail your plan.
13. Avoid Cost Averaging: Avoid averaging down by increasing positions, as this could be the biggest mistake a trader can make.
14. Patient Waiting: Avoid rushing into the market due to impatience or leaving too early due to a lack of patience.
15. Avoid Small Gains and Big Losses: In trading, avoid neglecting potential large losses for small gains.
16. Stop Loss Discipline: Once a stop-loss point is set, do not cancel it randomly unless there is sufficient reason.
17. Reduce Trading Frequency: Avoid frequent market entries and exits, as this may lead to unnecessary trading costs and risks.
18. Trading Consistency: The willingness to go long or short should align with the market trend; this is key to profit.
19. Avoid Emotional Trading: Do not buy because the price seems low or sell short because the price is high; make decisions based on market analysis.
20. Pyramid Strategy: Increase positions appropriately when the price breaks through resistance or falls below support.
21. Currency Selection: Choose small-cap stocks when going long and large-cap stocks when going short.
22. Avoid Wrong Hedging: If the held currency starts to decline, stop-loss and exit instead of hedging by shorting.
23. Trading Plan: Do not change the trading plan casually without sufficient reason.
24. Position Management: After consecutive profits, do not casually increase positions; maintain consistent risk management discipline.
1. Capital Allocation: Divide the capital into ten equal parts, ensuring that the risk of a single trade does not exceed one-tenth of the total capital.
2. Set Stop Loss: Immediately set a stop-loss point when opening a position to protect investments from adverse market fluctuations.
3. Avoid Overtrading: Overtrading violates capital management principles and should be avoided.
4. Protect Floating Profits: When floating profits exceed three basis points, set a protective stop-loss near the opening price to ensure the principal is not eroded.
5. Follow the Trend: Avoid participating in trades when the market trend is uncertain.
6. Observation Attitude: Choose to observe or exit the market when there are doubts.
7. Choose Liquidity: Trade actively traded stocks and avoid those with insufficient liquidity.
8. Risk Diversification: Diversify risk by trading multiple stocks instead of concentrating on a single investment.
9. Order Types: Flexibly use market orders and limit orders to adapt to market changes.
10. Holding Reason: Do not casually close trades without sufficient reason; consider using trailing stops to protect profits.
11. Profit Accumulation: When trading goes well, transfer some profits to a backup account for emergencies.
12. Avoid Temptation from Positive and Negative News: Do not overly believe in disseminated news that could derail your plan.
13. Avoid Cost Averaging: Avoid averaging down by increasing positions, as this could be the biggest mistake a trader can make.
14. Patient Waiting: Avoid rushing into the market due to impatience or leaving too early due to a lack of patience.
15. Avoid Small Gains and Big Losses: In trading, avoid neglecting potential large losses for small gains.
16. Stop Loss Discipline: Once a stop-loss point is set, do not cancel it randomly unless there is sufficient reason.
17. Reduce Trading Frequency: Avoid frequent market entries and exits, as this may lead to unnecessary trading costs and risks.
18. Trading Consistency: The willingness to go long or short should align with the market trend; this is key to profit.
19. Avoid Emotional Trading: Do not buy because the price seems low or sell short because the price is high; make decisions based on market analysis.
20. Pyramid Strategy: Increase positions appropriately when the price breaks through resistance or falls below support.
21. Currency Selection: Choose small-cap stocks when going long and large-cap stocks when going short.
22. Avoid Wrong Hedging: If the held currency starts to decline, stop-loss and exit instead of hedging by shorting.
23. Trading Plan: Do not change the trading plan casually without sufficient reason.
24. Position Management: After consecutive profits, do not casually increase positions; maintain consistent risk management discipline.
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