$DOGS this damn coin... Yesterday I went long and it turned from 2u to 9u. I didn’t take profit, so I set a stop-loss at 46 and went to sleep. Woke up once at 6, added a bit more to average down, then fell back asleep. Now I’m fully awake 😅 Is this not already a loss-stop? Damn
Ma de $SOPH wash-the-range made me fall out of the car. Otherwise 10u would have turned into 240u. Even with the 0.008 take-profit I set myself, I would’ve had more than a hundred u. Chovy! Damn it—why does everyone have to start up at midnight? Don’t you sleep?
Can you add a contact method to communicate? I lost everything in the event contract and want to learn how to play this 😭
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Around $0.5, bought 90 call options, then sold all of them for a little over $0.7, made $20, entered with 10u yesterday, and it's already 80u today, there were also a few mistakes in between that caused a halving, if someone were playing event contracts, they should have been out of the game by now.
Hey, I lost all the principal on the 26th. Doing event contracts was too intense. I just saw your post now.
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No more 15-minute options, the tolerance is too low. Now I am doing 1-hour options, and the pace might slow down to 6 hours or even 24 hours. This trade made 9u from 25u, where 25u was the 10u I put in yesterday, essentially stable. I don't expect to make 50 cents to 100 cents, just aiming for about 30%, so I generally buy in advance with a cost of around 50 cents, and I start selling when it reaches about 64 cents. So I have always been puzzled why people do event contracts when the odds are so low. Indeed, there are many opportunities every 10 minutes, but the risk of loss is significant. Isn't doing it once an hour more appealing, especially with no minimum capital requirement? Doing it 10 times a day with a steady 20% each time would yield 6 times, meaning buying at 50 cents and selling at 60 cents in a volatile situation, excluding one-sided trends, is generally profitable. I have advised those who could be persuaded, but there are still some who won't listen, sigh.
#事件合约纯赌博 It's been three days, and I can finally face it. Initially, I played the event contract and went from 5u to 197u. Then I started thinking about making more money. In the morning, I made a profit on three trades, but in the afternoon, I lost three in a row and got carried away, risking my capital from brushing alpha in my account. To this day, I can't forget those two trades where I bet on a decline; the first 9 minutes were all down, and in the last minute, Kuku pulled it up and it ended with a gain. Learn from this, guys, don't end up losing everything like I did. 😩
$AIOT Ultimately, I still suffered losses. I lost 50u on a 12u order, plus about 10u in fees, totaling almost five times 60u. First, let me explain why I incurred losses: The bottom of the 15-minute chart kept rising, and I felt it would pull back up again to test the top in four hours. This manipulative trader is particularly frustrating, moving in tiny increments. The fees have consistently been negative. Given this trader's tendency, even if it eventually drops, as long as it’s not a waterfall, I will definitely incur losses. Just the fees alone for holding the position for two days have already cost me 10u, and the longer it goes on, the worse it gets for me. Now, let’s summarize the problems with this trade: 1. I was too anxious; I entered the market without seeing any clear top structure on the 15-minute chart, which meant that even on the 15-minute chart, it wasn't a good position. 2. I always want to take a big bite; in fact, I had opportunities for double profits after opening the position, but I was too greedy and didn’t take profits, wanting to directly achieve 5x. 3. I don’t know how to set stop-losses. When it broke through 0.61, I actually felt it would continue to rise, but seeing that my liquidation price was still safe, I thought I could hold on. Since I've often had my positions blown up and then experienced waterfalls, I have a habitual tendency to hold positions, which is actually not good. Holding positions usually leads to losses, whether small or large; it’s better to set a stop-loss. 4. Once I open a position, I get very anxious, which relates to my high leverage and low capital. Later, when I opened positions, the unit price was lower; the principal is more important. If this position doesn’t rise and instead drops directly, that would truly be my own fear; many times, it’s like this—I can’t withstand the manipulative trader's feints and end up surrendering myself.
The empty ones are popular coins, hoping the whale will make an effort🤑
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Bearish
$AIOT opened, should wait for another hand to insert the needle, this position is pressed by the daily moving average, and it is a historical resistance level, betting on a waterfall. Unfortunately, it was entered too early, in the future opening orders should be a bit calmer and not enter at market price 😅 otherwise, those watching the consolidation will panic, easily losing themselves and then a waterfall comes down.
$AIOT opened, should wait for another hand to insert the needle, this position is pressed by the daily moving average, and it is a historical resistance level, betting on a waterfall. Unfortunately, it was entered too early, in the future opening orders should be a bit calmer and not enter at market price 😅 otherwise, those watching the consolidation will panic, easily losing themselves and then a waterfall comes down.