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As soon as there is a slight profit, they rush to dump, missing countless rounds of bull run. They are always regretful of their trading decisions but can never overcome their fear.
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The article describes a trader with a nearly $100 million net worth who, within five months, saw their funds on Hyperliquid drop to less than $1 million, with total losses reaching $28 million. To maintain the long position margin, they even used funds from PleasrDAO from five years ago. The incident exposes the risks of holding large positions without stop-losses, warning retail investors not to be greedy and chase after gains. The conclusion asks readers if they have seen similar cases of massive losses, emphasizing that no matter how big your identity, greed and heavy positions cannot be resisted.
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Recently, someone asked me how to interpret divergence signals, and I realized that many people still only have a superficial understanding of KD divergence. Divergence is actually a warning of momentum exhaustion; when the price is rising but the indicator is falling, or vice versa, it’s worth paying attention to.
Speaking of how to identify divergence, first you need to understand how it differs from the typical golden cross and death cross. Cross signals reflect the current relative position of the price and are lagging indicators, often forming after a trend has already started. But diverg
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Recently, I’ve been studying the technological evolution of blockchain projects and discovered something many people tend to overlook—the testnet. It sounds very technical, but in fact, it has a huge impact on the stability of the entire crypto ecosystem.
Simply put, a testnet is an experimental platform for blockchain. Before launching new features on the mainnet, projects must run them in a testing environment to ensure no issues arise. Imagine if a bug appeared after directly updating on the mainnet, affecting millions of users instantly, leading to a collapse in confidence and potentially
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Recently, while studying market history, I discovered a particularly interesting phenomenon—almost every certain period, a new economic bubble appears. This made me start to think: why do humans keep repeating the same mistakes? How exactly do economic bubbles form?
In simple terms, an economic bubble is a period of rapid economic expansion driven by speculative enthusiasm and excessively high asset prices. When a certain asset begins to rise, more and more people follow the trend and invest, causing the price to continue soaring, eventually breaking through sustainable levels, leading to sell
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Recently, many people have been discussing day trading; some say it’s a way to make quick money, while others end up losing everything. I’ve decided to take a closer look to understand what the truth behind it really is.
First, let’s clarify what day trading is. Simply put, it involves buying and selling within the same trading day, often making multiple trades with the goal of capturing short-term price fluctuations. This approach emphasizes trading frequency and quick reactions, which is why it’s called day trading. But that’s also why many compare it to gambling — the risks are indeed very
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Recently, I have been thinking about a question. Many people don't really understand the concepts of Halal and Haram in Islam. These two words are actually the core guidelines for Muslims' daily lives.
Simply put, Halal refers to things that are permitted, lawful, and pure. It’s not just about food, but also includes earning money through honest work, speaking the truth, and treating others with kindness. Haram, on the other hand, refers to things that are forbidden and harmful. For example, alcohol, interest-based transactions, dishonest behavior, and theft.
I think many people only understan
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Recently, while analyzing the market, I discovered a classic phenomenon: divergence between volume and price.
Many people don't quite understand this concept, but it can be quite helpful in judging turning points in the market.
Simply put, volume-price divergence means that the price of the coin and the trading volume are moving out of sync.
A common situation I see is: the coin price is rising sharply, but the trading volume is shrinking, which should raise caution.
Conversely, when the price is falling but the trading volume is increasing, it could be a bottom signal.
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Many people are asking how to use EMA; in fact, this indicator is really worth in-depth study. I previously mentioned MA (Simple Moving Average), but EMA is now my more commonly used indicator because it reacts more sensitively to price trends.
First, let's talk about the core difference between EMA and MA. MA simply averages the prices over a period, while EMA is different—it gives higher weight to recent prices, with older data having less influence. The benefit of this is that EMA can respond more quickly to market changes, reflecting the trend direction rather than just the average level.
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I recently came across an interesting topic and realized that my understanding of the Chinese yuan is actually quite superficial. For example, why is it called "CNY" internationally instead of "RMB"? What do these two abbreviations actually mean, and what’s the difference between them?
Let's start with RMB, which is the most familiar term domestically. R stands for "Ren," M for "Min," and B for "Bi," which are the initials of "Renminbi" in Pinyin. In the country's legal system and national standards, RMB is the recognized official notation. But internationally, it's different; they use CNY, wh
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I happened to see someone asking about the concepts of bull and bear markets in the crypto space, so I’ll share my understanding in the hope of helping beginners.
Let's start with the most basic concepts. Being bullish means expecting the market to rise; going long means buying. All buying actions in the spot market are considered going long, profiting from buying low and selling high. For example, if a coin is currently worth ten yuan, you buy it, and when it rises to fifteen yuan, you sell it, earning a five-yuan profit. That’s the complete process of going long. A bull market doesn’t refer
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Recently, I’ve been pondering a question: How can one truly become a strong person? I’ve realized that many people are actually heading in the wrong direction.
Let’s start with the most painful point. Have you noticed that the more useless someone is, the more they like to explain and prove themselves in front of others? Meanwhile, those who are truly capable tend to be silent. They don’t need to justify anything to anyone because their strength speaks for itself. The more eager you are to argue, the more you unconsciously diminish your own value. The silence of a strong person is itself a for
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Recently, quite a few newcomers have asked me what GM—what people commonly say in the crypto world—really means. In fact, the story behind it is much more interesting than it looks on the surface.
GM is an abbreviation of “Good Morning.” At first glance, it seems like a normal morning greeting. But in the crypto community, it carries far more than that. The true meaning of GM is a cultural symbol: it represents the community’s optimism, unity, and ongoing attention to the market. Saying GM isn’t just about saying hello—it’s also proclaiming, “I’m still here, and I’m still watching.”
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Recently, many beginners have been making mistakes with the KD indicator, reminding me of the wrong turns I took when I first started trading. Today, I want to talk about the Golden Cross and Death Cross signals, which are often misused.
First, the conclusion: many people treat the Golden Cross as an absolute buy signal and the Death Cross as a must-sell signal. This way of thinking is actually completely wrong.
The principle of the KD indicator is not complicated. The K line is the fast line, which reacts quickly to price fluctuations; the D line is the slow line, with a relatively smooth tre
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Newcomers to the crypto world are often confused by various terminologies, especially concepts like bullish and bearish, going long and going short. Today, I will clarify these for everyone.
Let's start with bullish and going long. Being bullish is simple: it means you have confidence in the market trend and believe the price of the coin will rise. So what is going long? Actually, all buying activities in the spot market are considered going long—buy low and sell high, making money through price increases. For example, if a coin is currently worth ten dollars, you buy it, and when it rises to
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Many friends who are new to the market always ask me, when exactly is the virtual currency opening time.
Actually, this is the biggest advantage of the crypto world — there is no such thing as an opening time.
In the stock market, you have to look at the date; you have holidays like Labor Day, National Day, Spring Festival, and no trading on weekends.
But virtual currencies are completely different, open 24/7, 365 days a year.
Global users are spread across different time zones, so you can trade anytime and anywhere, and market fluctuations vary at different times.
This is also why m
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Recently, gold prices have been soaring all the way up, and it looks like they are about to hit a new high again. Many people around me are starting to get restless. But I’ve noticed that many haven’t thought it through clearly. They see others buying and just follow suit, going all in, which often leads to pitfalls.
Honestly, everyone has heard of the concept that gold preserves value, but not many truly understand it. Many treat gold as a quick way to get rich, but in reality, it should be more of a defensive line in asset allocation. Today, I want to share some of my thoughts on gold invest
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Recently, I rethought a question: why do some thinkers' viewpoints become sharper and more relevant decades later?
In 1974, when Hayek took the Nobel Prize podium, probably no one expected that four years later he would openly challenge all opponents in Paris—inviting anyone to debate, and no one would accept. But what’s truly noteworthy is not the silence itself, but the reason behind it: Hayek’s ideas had become so sharp that to oppose him was to oppose reality.
He left behind seven viewpoints, each like a surgical knife cutting through the dark sides of power, institutions, and human nature
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Recently, a case from the crypto world circulated that gave me a shock. Someone used a bank card to buy and sell USDT for arbitrage, with a transaction volume of 6.8 million, and was sentenced to 3 years. The charge was concealing and disguising criminal proceeds. Many people are completely unaware of how serious the risks of USDT scams behind this are.
I’ve summarized that ordinary people being sentenced for buying and selling U coins mainly relate to these charges.
First is aiding and abetting crime. You might receive stolen funds without realizing it. There’s a case where B sold 100k U, and
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I recently read a long article about Ma Rong, and it’s quite heartbreaking. She said she’s been divorced for nearly nine years, and her current situation really makes people feel emotional—moving from a luxury house to an old neighborhood in Xi'an, only having four digits left in her bank card, and not even daring to attend parent-teacher meetings for her children. Looking at her transferred record she posted, the huge gap in living standards is truly shocking.
In the article, she also openly admitted that she was too young back then and chose the wrong person. Regarding Song Zhe, she said she
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Recently, many people have been asking where to buy gold at the best price, so I organized my own investment notes and shared the pros and cons of five gold investment channels.
To be honest, gold has indeed become popular as a safe-haven asset in recent years. Starting from 2024, gold prices have hit new highs, with the net purchase of gold by global central banks reaching 1,045 tons, directly pushing the gold price above $2,700. By 2025, it’s even more exaggerated, with an annual increase of 64.72%, and the highest soaring to $5,600. However, it’s important to note that many factors influenc
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Recently, while watching the markets, I noticed that the question of why U.S. stocks plummeted today has been a particularly hot topic in the investment community. After taking a closer look at the market, I found that the reasons behind this wave of decline are actually quite complex and worth sorting out carefully.
A sharp drop in U.S. stocks is usually not caused by a single factor but the result of multiple pressures stacking up. The current escalation of the Middle East geopolitical situation is the most direct trigger. U.S.-led military actions have disrupted shipping through the Strait
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