10.30BTC
I was still awake at 4 a.m. last night, watching it drop to 790. I added another 2.5 BTC to my position, then went back to sleep.
At 8 this morning, I suddenly felt anxious and woke up to check— it was at 760.
I still have no idea what happened.
I don’t even dare touch my position rashly. Does it have to be this nerve-racking? Last time, I was only a few hundred points away from liquidation.
This time it’s much farther away, but honestly, I still panicked when it dropped to 760.
Made it through another one—a 2,000-point drop😮‍💨

Ethereum printed a pin bar on the four-hour timeframe, and the daily chart has also formed a bottom fractal. The current daily candle has not closed yet, so Intel and Google’s performance during tonight’s session still needs to be watched. The market is being driven by U.S. stock earnings, with no independent short-term uptrend.#英特尔财报超预期股价却暴跌 $GOOGL

Why should you remain wary of overconfidence and losing control of position sizes after a winning streak?
A winning streak is a good thing, but it can also quietly change a trader’s judgment. After several profitable trades, some people may think they have mastered market patterns and start increasing their positions, loosening stop-losses, or even ignoring their original risk limits.
First, profits do not mean your judgment is always right. Market conditions change, and strategies that worked in the past may stop working. A few successful trades may reflect a strategy’s edge, but luck may als

Bitcoin's 'Uptober' Could End Differently? US Midterms Draw Attention
“Uptober” is at risk of failing for the second consecutive year.
October has long been considered one of the most bullish months for Bitcoin, but that trend is now facing a second straight year of defeat.
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How can position sizing keep the potential loss on each trade within an acceptable range?
In trading, judging the direction is important, but how much capital to commit each time also determines whether an account can survive over the long term. Even if your analysis is reasonably accurate, several consecutive losses can seriously affect your account if your positions are too large.
First, set a per-trade risk limit in advance. For example, you could cap the planned loss on each trade at 1% of your account balance. This percentage is only an example of risk management; it should be adjusted ba

Google shares suffer a record plunge after earnings! The more it spends on AI, the more worried the market gets. Is the tech giant's cash-burning model failing?

Looks like INTC and SNDK were stolen

A screenshot can show information, but it cannot always prove that the information is real or where it came from.
@primus_labs uses zkTLS to help verify data from websites without exposing private user information.
This can help people prove financial records, account details, and other online information without sharing everything behind them.
Web3 needs proof people can verify, not just screenshots they are expected to trust.

Look at this picture carefully.
This is your brother, sitting back, relaxed, and enjoying the show.
Watching how these influencers are trying to cover up the mistakes of exchange owners! 🫣
The market was supposed to crash, and it did. Now look at the drama. Everyone is coming up with different stories.
I'M UMER 👑

ELON MUSK IS TROLLING NOW 😭

#lydho News now starts coming out in the buying zones

Why Does the Same Trading Strategy Stop Working in Different Market Conditions?
Some traders face a puzzling problem: the same entry signals repeatedly generate profits in an uptrend, but lead to consecutive stop-losses in a ranging market. Just as they adapt to range-bound conditions, a trend emerges and they start missing opportunities again.
This doesn't necessarily mean the strategy has suddenly stopped working. The market environment may have changed.
First, trending and ranging markets require different approaches.
In markets with a clear trend, prices are more likely to continue moving

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My conviction for $90k was based on prior range break.
Just made sense to test upper range before any major rejection.
However it seems it was a big deviation as we find ourselves back in previous range and now susceptible for lower.

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