JinHengtong

Most traders' losses stem from: frequent emotional trading, lack of risk control, blindly holding onto positions and getting trapped.
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Deeply engaged in gold, futures, and stock options across multiple tracks, accumulating practical experience through market cycles.
Not hyping short-term get-rich-quick myths, focusing on long-term steady compound growth.
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I have completely abandoned those scalp trading models that advocate short-term violent speculation.
Using heavy positions to quickly multiply by scalping is not sustainable. Once the market shifts, liquidation is only a matter of time.
The joy of quickly doubling up is ultimately not as solid as the steady pace of gradual growth.
The drawdowns that appeared in my account before have now been fully recovered.
From now on, I will only stick to the swing trading system, strictly setting take-profit and stop-loss for every trade. To fix the habit of emotional heavy positions, I only analy

In the eyes of Wall Street, MSTR stock is essentially a leveraged Bitcoin certificate. When Bitcoin rises, MSTR’s share price typically gains 1.5 to 2.5 times the return of Bitcoin, generating excess returns; this may be the main reason why American investors are so enthusiastic about MicroStrategy. However, when Bitcoin crashes, MSTR’s decline often exceeds $BTC

Don't talk to me about professionalism with certificates; I’ve taken exams too.
But paper exams and brutal real-world trading are never the same thing.
Many analysts who don’t even dare to publicly showcase their actual holdings,
rely solely on a professional certificate to run classes and give market guidance,
they will never truly experience holding floating losses, account drawdowns, or facing the pressure of liquidation.
In the trading market, no one can completely avoid sudden market shocks,
the market is inherently uncertain, and seasoned traders have all experienced margin c

Over the past week, BMNR has two noteworthy pieces of information:
1. Vitalik published a long article about EF positioning and ETH vision, mentioning "supporting ETH the asset has necessary aspects outside the scope of EF. This is where we need other heroes. This is where we need other heroes, some of whom hold more ETH than the EF does." That is, the foundation is just one of the ordinary nodes in the ecosystem, and for ETH's market cap management and asset narrative, "other heroes" outside the foundation are needed. Tom Lee also chimed in, suggesting that as the largest ETH holder institu

Today we won't talk about market trends, only the most heartbreaking and darkest truths within the trading circle:
Hello everyone, I am Jin Chen, a practical trader in the Jin Chen community.
Next, let's compare what an analyst 📈 is versus what a trader 🤝 is.
There are analysts everywhere in the market, but very few practical traders who dare to trade real accounts, openly share genuine ledgers, and engage in equal-position battles.
1. The "Safe Zone" for Analysts: Only Talk, Don't Invest Money
The core of an analyst's job is to output opinions at zero cost.
When the market rises

Regarding yesterday's premiere, I want to talk to everyone about "restraint" and compound interest in trading.
Yesterday's comeback live broadcast saw many old friends and new friends join.
The most concerned question from everyone almost all pointed to the same issue: When will you lead the trades?
Let me first clarify this with everyone:
Currently, I am handling some trivial matters in life and will focus my energy on the trading funds on that side first. The plan to lead trades on Gate will be temporarily put on hold for a while.
It's not that I won't do it; I just don't want to trade with