New and old suckers, look here: I originally thought coming to the crypto world would lead to wealth, but unexpectedly it has led to huge losses!!! Below is a summary of experiences from an old sucker, hoping to help everyone.
1. Since 2024, spot trading has become increasingly difficult, especially for those who are impatient; they are either stuck in losses or on the path to breaking even. As a result, everyone has shifted their focus to contracts, which essentially means using leveraged funds to trade, allowing for both long and short positions.
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Hahaha, as expected, the market moves right after the broadcast ends.

Today, two long orders of Ether were taken down, totaling 130 points. Rest up and continue tomorrow.

I have something to do outside, I'll stream later.

The ETH trend is a bit nauseating. Reduce position when there is a profit, and add back in when it pulls back. Set the stop loss at the previous low, and try to operate in a way that even if the stop loss is hit, you won't lose money.

Opened a long order at 4085, as long as it doesn't fall below 4000, I will reduce position and swing trade back and forth.

BTC is being followed around 110,000, while Ether 4060 and 4008 need to be closely monitored. As mentioned last night, it needs to fall first to open up the space for a rise, similar to how a clothing store raises prices before offering discounts.

I made a small profit tonight, and now I see the market I wanted, but I have already gotten out of positions.

Ether has broken the level, and there is still room for pullback on BTC's position. During the day, first focus on Ether at 4250-4280, it is recommended to get on board after Ether consolidates. After breaking the level, the left-side risk is too high, so reduce position to secure profits.

The live stream has ended and the pump has gone, everyone can breakeven on their long orders now. I suggest not to make any patterns over the weekend. I took a small loss on my long order this afternoon and exited, but I just didn't go down to get on board.