TusoTheGreatDemonKing

Currently, everyone holds three long-term swing positions.
The holding period will be longer than you imagine.
The process won't be smooth sailing either.
Profit → Paper Loss → Profit Again → Rebound…
Repeating over and over, like riding a roller coaster.
But this is precisely the normal state of long-term swing trading.
If you only focus on profit and loss over a few minutes or hours, you'll be driven crazy by emotions and end up cutting your losses.
In the futures market, why do most people lose money?
Because they only do short-term trading, eyes only on the immediate red and green, without

A little friend just asked me if there is any news surface. Why did the price suddenly surge, and why is the speed of the rally so rapid?
This wave of Bitcoin's sudden $1,000 increase is a typical "short squeeze" tactic—main players rapidly pushing the price up to hit the break-even points and stop-loss orders of short positions in this area, thereby gaining liquidity. Currently, the market is waiting for the outcome of tomorrow's negotiations between Trump and Iran.
In this zone, many short positions have set break-even or stop-loss orders. Today's price rally is aimed at clearing out these o

There was no movement over the weekend. Are you feeling itchy again?
Tuso comes to pour cold water.
Over the weekend, the market moved sideways like a dead fish. I know many people are already starting to feel anxious—
"Is it going to fall?"
"Should I sell now?"
"That XX coin seems to be about to launch, should I rush in?"
Stop.
The less the market moves, the easier it is to lose money. Because when you're idle, you'll start looking for "opportunities." And the market makers love this kind of situation—they can easily fake a breakout and harvest a batch of itchy traders.
Today, Tuso only has t

You currently have a subscription order for doge in your hands. If you’re watching the live stream, you also have a live order for gold. At the moment, you should probably have just these two orders.
Also, for subscription pending orders, there’s only one btc pending order—there are no others. Please check for yourself.

Bitcoin: Is it still considered a safe-haven asset?
The answer to this question will influence whether you should continue holding it.
Looking at its performance over the past six months (down about 45%), Bitcoin has behaved similarly to tech stocks in the face of genuine liquidity tightening. This isn’t to say it’s bad, but rather that its attributes have been redefined by the market: it’s no longer “digital gold,” but a “highly volatile risk asset.”
What does this mean for traders?
You can’t apply the same logic used for allocating gold to Bitcoin. Gold can be bought when you’re worried abou