Pomeranian_sLittleVault

$XAUT so exaggerated, it may still rise, but I personally think it needs a cycle and acceptance time. I went to a gold store in China today, and there are basically no purchasing customers. The salespeople prefer prices in a suitable range. Originally, I hoped for better business during the Spring Festival, but the result is even worse. With high gold prices, it's understandable that the largest consumer country for physical demand, China, is like this. Currently, capital is overheating in investment, and it will eventually pull back to a reasonable range. Small position short, Spot has already halved to 4520 #XAUT .

$COAI 0192837464656574839201 Prepare empty, cannot pass 0.7.

$COAI short order enjoyed it, no one said it wouldn't break 1, short to 0.7, second stage 0.6

$COAI Sigh, seeing you all still opening long positions on contracts, I don’t know what to say about cutting losses—you're really getting played like chives. If you see this message, consider it your luck. Here's how you should really play: When the price is this low, with positive funding rates and such high rates, you should be doing this—it's not just opening a long on the monthly contract, but using leverage on spot to go long, then opening a short on the contract. For example, if you use $1 on spot with leverage to buy $10,000 worth, set a take profit at $2, and then open a $10,000 short on the contract with a $2 stop loss, you just sit back and collect the funding fees. This is exactly what the market makers are doing now—so many long contracts, just collecting fees to stay alive, no need to manipulate the market. #coai

$COAI Going long and opening spot leverage won't affect the price increase. Opening more contract long positions will definitely take you down, eating fees and trapping you. When the fee rate turns positive, I'll go short out of respect. See you at 0.5.

$COAI Sigh, seeing you all still opening long positions on contracts, I don’t know what to say about cutting losses—you're really getting played like chives. If you see this message, consider it your luck. Here's how you should really play: When the price is this low, with positive funding rates and such high rates, you should be doing this—it's not just opening a long on the monthly contract, but using leverage on spot to go long, then opening a short on the contract. For example, if you use $1 on spot with leverage to buy $10,000 worth, set a take profit at $2, and then open a $10,000 short on the contract with a $2 stop loss, you just sit back and collect the funding fees. This is exactly what the market makers are doing now—so many long contracts, just collecting fees to stay alive, no need to manipulate the market. #coai