CaptainChenOfTheEncryptionTeam

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1. The three-part fund management method, refusing to go all-in is the premise
The most fatal mistake with small capital is going all-in in one shot. Divide your principal into 3 equal parts, each with a clear purpose, and never mix them up:
• 1 part for short-term trading: catch small fluctuations, buy low and sell high quickly, take profits when good, and avoid small gains turning into big losses;
• 1 part for medium to long-term investing: wait for a major trend to form before entering, avoid frequent monitoring and fiddling, reduce ineffective operations;
• 1 part as a safety fund:

Just last week, while the whole world’s “retail investors” were cursing that “the bull market is over, it’s all gone to zero,” three “giant whales” slipped in quietly (actually, they were boldly swaggering right in). In a single week, they scooped up a full 1.2 billion US dollars.
Yes, you read that right—1.2 billion, in fresh cash.
Doesn’t it feel like the script is wrong? What were you doing last week? Were you piling on in the group chat, cursing along? Were you staring at the K-line chart, so scared by that little needle that you fled in the middle of the night to go pee? Did you, with a s

Just last week, while the whole world’s retail investors were cursing that “the bull market is over, it’s gone to zero,” three “giant whales” quietly slipped in (actually they walked in openly). In just one week, they swept up a total of $1.2 billion.
Yes, you read that right—$1.2 billion, in actual cash.
Doesn’t it feel like the script is wrong? What were you doing last week? Were you following the trend in the group and complaining along with everyone? Were you so spooked by that one needle on the K-line chart that you ended up going to the bathroom and disappearing into the night? Did you h

It's not easy, but we won
Although shorting resulted in a loss, going long was profitable
That's why I don't like shorting
Never made money!!!!!!!$ETH
Just now, holding the position probably didn't lose more than 5 points, right? If you stopped out during this wave, then you really don't trust me, I'm very sad!!
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Perpetual

This year’s brightest star is none other than rave, but the most disgusting thing is also it—being maliciously manipulated by the main force, so it can rally far beyond what anyone could possibly expect.
This coin was at 0.3 before, and someone told me back then that they wanted to stir things up—but who would have thought they’d stir things up that hard? At the time, I even told you all in the Gold Powder group: they said it and b2—ask yourselves, do your own research, whether you want to get involved, okay?
If we’re saying that getting involved in this basically isn’t something you need to p

1. Don't panic when trapped at high levels, avoid cutting losses or giving up, precisely identify rebound turning points, sell in batches to reduce costs, steadily recover losses and regain profits, and take back control!
2. Being trapped isn't scary; what's scary is reckless operations and impulsive trades. Clarify support and resistance levels, use strategies to unlock positions, avoid blindly chasing gains or selling in panic, and gradually recover your principal and profits.
3. No matter how deep the trap, there are ways to escape. Don't gamble or panic; steadily trade the spread, lower ho

Currently, with contract market conditions, you say it's difficult, and it really is. It's either sideways or in the process of sideways movement, then suddenly fluctuating sharply. Most of these happen when the yellow-haired guy is just talking nonsense. For ordinary retail investors, this is a disaster. You must find a trading tool that suits you and a trading method that fits you; otherwise, relying on luck to make money will lead to a situation where you suffer and get liquidated. Try to find more ways to stabilize yourself. Earning a few hundred dollars a day can allow you to take a day o