Uniswap is the first automated market-making trading protocol built on the Ethereum blockchain. In the blockchain world, there is a need to reshape centralized business models in a decentralized manner; exchanges are just one part of this. Meanwhile, centralized exchanges face risks such as regulatory power, hacking, and the potential for the exchange itself to run away, especially since asset control is not in the hands of ordinary users. For the concept of eliminating intermediaries and the need for trust in third parties, decentralized exchanges are an essential part of the more decentralized world. Before Uniswap introduced the AMM automated market-making model, the DEX (decentralized exchange) field continued traditional order book market-making and over-the-counter trading models, and was unable to support a large number of users in terms of trading speed, trading depth, etc., while also lacking incentive models $UNI #UNI .
A gold trade where I forgot to close the position, which verified the underlying logic of trading
I forgot to close the position, which made me verify something again Not every profitable trade is worth showing off, but every review is worth recording seriously. Last Friday, according to my trading discipline, all positions should have been closed before the weekend. Because the weekend means uncertainty in the news cycle, and it also means the risk of gaps. For a professional trader, in principle you don’t hold positions overnight, and you definitely don’t easily hold weekend positions. But this time, a small twist happened. I forgot to close the position. At the time, my holdings were: Bought 1 lot at 4173, bought 1 lot at 4172, and added 2 lots at 4164—totaling 4 lots of long gold positions.
To save a $5 transaction fee, he paid a price of 210,000
A “fee lesson” worth 210,000: an on-chain security warning behind a single transfer mistake In cryptocurrency asset transfers, the most expensive cost is sometimes not the transaction fee—but “a seemingly insignificant oversight.” On June 25, a real case drew attention: a user from Yundao Academy, when making a USDT transfer of about $30,000 (about 210,000 RMB), due to an operational mistake, sent the funds to the wrong address and ultimately couldn’t recover them. And the starting point of the entire incident was only to save a few dollars in on-chain transaction fees. I. Incident overview: To save $5, he paid a price of $210,000
Global capital is being reshuffled! There’s a significant signal hidden behind gold, Bitcoin, and the US stock market.
In the last couple of days, if you've been keeping an eye on the market, you might have noticed a strange phenomenon: gold is taking a dip, Bitcoin is starting to consolidate, and the US stock market is struggling at high levels. Many investors are scratching their heads, wondering why gold isn’t rallying despite ongoing global tensions. The AI hype is still heating up, so why is the US stock market starting to diverge? After years of development, why is Bitcoin still unable to break out of a one-sided trend? Many people see price fluctuations, but what’s really worth paying attention to is the capital flow behind the prices. The market never moves without a reason; it doesn’t just rise or fall for no reason. Price is just the result, but the capital flow is the real story.
Which core assets in A-shares are worth keeping an eye on over the next decade?
Which core assets in A-shares are worth keeping an eye on over the next decade? Many folks looking at A-shares fall into a trap: they obsess over daily price swings but overlook the real factors that dictate long-term value—industry trends, company moats, and core competitiveness. First, let’s get into it. Stock codes can’t be shared directly. I've got a screenshot here. The number of listed companies in the A-shares market has already surpassed 5000, making it impossible for regular investors to research them all. So, a more reasonable approach is to filter out representative core companies from various industries and build your own watchlist.
China Continues to Crack Down on Offshore Gold and Forex Trading Platforms
# China Continues to Crack Down on Offshore Gold and Forex Trading Platforms ## Is the Era of MT4 and MT5 Coming to an End? Over the past two years, many investors in gold and forex have clearly felt: Foreign brokers' official websites are down, MT4/MT5 are frequently disconnecting, deposits and withdrawals are getting tougher, WeChat and Alipay channels are blocked, and some platforms have gone completely dark. Many people think this is just an industry cleanup. But in reality, the essence is: China is continuously strengthening its regulation of illegal offshore financial trading platforms. Especially: * Offshore Gold * Forex Margin * Contracts for Difference (CFD) * High Leverage Trading
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When many folks jump into the market, the first thing they do is dive into the tech, indicators, and strategies. But in the end, what really determines your ability to consistently profit isn't just the tech—it's your mindset.
In the same market conditions, some traders can calmly execute their plans, while others panic at the slightest fluctuation. When prices are pumping, they fear missing out and chase those highs like crazy; When prices are dumping, they fear losses and hesitate to cut their losses; During consolidation, they lack patience and over-trade.
A lot of losses aren't because they can't read the market, but because their emotions are out of control.
The biggest characteristic of the market is its ability to amplify human weaknesses. Greed, fear, impatience, and reluctance can all get magnified in trading.
True seasoned traders don't feel invincible after a win, nor do they question their life after a loss. They're more focused on: Does this trade align with my system? Did I strictly follow my plan? Is my risk within a reasonable range?
Because they know, trading isn't a sprint—it's a long-term journey.
The market presents opportunities every day, and they never truly disappear. But if your emotions are shot, you won't catch any great chances, no matter how good they are.
So, the first lesson in trading isn't how to score big profits. It's about how to stay cool amidst the volatility.
Stabilizing your emotions leads to stable trading; Stable trading opens the door to consistent profits. $BTC #伊朗拒绝美国和平方案