Today, 6 trades, 5 of which have been shared with the community. For the pre-announced content, if you're interested, you can follow the trades directly.
So far, I haven't experienced any losses, and this new year has started off well. I have to say, the most important thing in trading is stability.
My strategy is very simple—short-term trading focuses only on the current market conditions. Others' trades may have earned dozens of times, but I don't envy; how much the price rises or falls doesn't really affect my profits. The key is to catch that confirmed candlestick, and that's enough. Greed is a big taboo, let alone comparing.
Every trade must be steadily profitable. That's the foundation. The truly interesting part comes later: take the profits earned from contracts, withdraw them, and invest in the spot market you believe in. Dollar-cost averaging into these coins, and making friends with time. In the long run, this is the way to accumulate wealth.
Many promising coins are currently at low levels, so there are actually plenty of opportunities. The idea is: earn stable profits through contracts—long-term dollar-cost averaging into spot—wait for the value to return. Once this cycle gets going, the results will be very obvious.
There's a message I want to share with everyone: the ultimate goal of contract trading is risk management. Recognizing this is the way to go further.
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DoomCanister
· 01-03 00:01
It's true that it's stable, but I'm more curious about how all 5 orders made it to the community... You must have some really sharp stock-picking skills.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-02 20:12
That's right, stability is the key, and greed is truly the biggest poison in trading.
Contract profit-making and spot dollar-cost averaging—this idea I find quite clear-headed, unlike those who chase tenfold or hundredfold returns every day.
Six trades, five posted in the community; the win rate is pretty good, but we still need to be cautious. A good start to the new year doesn't mean everything will go smoothly afterward.
Never lost money? Be careful when you say that. The market's temperament is hard to predict, don't get numb from previous successes.
Focusing on that one confirmed candlestick is enough. This is interesting—actually, not many people can truly do it.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 01-01 16:52
Stable Timi re-invests in spot trading; this is the real booster, not just relying on a single K-line to reach the moon.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 01-01 16:48
Stability is the key, avoiding chasing highs and bottom-fishing—that's the way to survive the longest.
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FarmToRiches
· 01-01 16:41
Consistent profits are the real key; don't bother with flashy tricks, just focus on this one strategy to make a living.
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NFTregretter
· 01-01 16:37
Stable profits sound good, but I always feel like it's easier to talk about than to do...
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MoonRocketman
· 01-01 16:34
The launch window for prudent arbitrage has been confirmed, with the middle band of the Bollinger Bands just hitting the support level. This wave's angle coefficient is definitely solid.
Today, 6 trades, 5 of which have been shared with the community. For the pre-announced content, if you're interested, you can follow the trades directly.
So far, I haven't experienced any losses, and this new year has started off well. I have to say, the most important thing in trading is stability.
My strategy is very simple—short-term trading focuses only on the current market conditions. Others' trades may have earned dozens of times, but I don't envy; how much the price rises or falls doesn't really affect my profits. The key is to catch that confirmed candlestick, and that's enough. Greed is a big taboo, let alone comparing.
Every trade must be steadily profitable. That's the foundation. The truly interesting part comes later: take the profits earned from contracts, withdraw them, and invest in the spot market you believe in. Dollar-cost averaging into these coins, and making friends with time. In the long run, this is the way to accumulate wealth.
Many promising coins are currently at low levels, so there are actually plenty of opportunities. The idea is: earn stable profits through contracts—long-term dollar-cost averaging into spot—wait for the value to return. Once this cycle gets going, the results will be very obvious.
There's a message I want to share with everyone: the ultimate goal of contract trading is risk management. Recognizing this is the way to go further.