Thanks, brothers, for letting me break 1,000 followers. The entry price/position point given in the live room was spot on, but the market was too slow/too sluggish, so I closed out. For those who entered, set take-profit, push to secure break-even, and cut losses to protect your principal.

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RugCheckSkeptic
· 05-29 15:26
The live stream point positions are still accurate, it's just that the market isn't cooperating.
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WeekendGatekeeper
· 05-29 06:02
A milestone of a thousand followers, ten thousand followers is just around the corner
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Xingcheng
· 05-28 05:32
Still simple and straightforward, what's so hard about that? I’ve been involved with 500x gold for less than two months, and I probably haven’t been exposed to Bitcoin as long as you have! All in all, I don’t even understand the logic behind gold’s rise and fall, but I know this biang thing is related to crude oil—when crude oil drops, it rises; when crude oil rises, it falls.
But I also know an old saying: “When the cannon fires, gold is worth ten thousand taels,” which roughly means that when a war starts and cannons fire, gold rises.
However, now it seems there’s a bug in the US-Iran war situation.
You see, the key point in the US-Iran conflict is the Strait of Hormuz, that stinky waterway that controls the oil pipeline.
If they fight, and the stinky waterway gets blocked, crude oil can’t get out, and oil prices will rise, making gold awkward.
Under the watchful eyes of the world, reflecting on myself, should I follow the old ancestral note that “when the cannon fires, gold rises ten thousand taels,” or should I obey the natural law that crude oil rises and gold falls??????
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WaveGoodbyeToTheDollInYour
· 05-27 22:51
Still simple and straightforward, what's so hard about that? I’ve been involved with 500x gold for less than two months, and I probably haven’t been exposed to Bitcoin for as long as you have! All in all, just two months, and although I still don’t understand the logic behind gold’s rise and fall, I know that this biang thing is related to crude oil—when crude oil drops, it rises; when crude oil rises, it falls.
But I also know an old saying: “When the cannon fires, gold is worth ten thousand taels,” which roughly means that when a war cannon is fired, gold rises.
However, now it seems there’s a bug in the US-Iran war.
You see, the key point in the US-Iran conflict is the Strait of Hormuz, that stinky waterway controlled by the oil pipeline.
If they fight, and the stinky waterway gets blocked, crude oil can’t get out, and oil prices will rise, making gold awkward.
Under the watchful eyes of the world, reflecting on myself, should I follow the old ancestral note that says “when the cannon fires, gold rises ten thousand taels,” or should I follow the natural law that crude oil rises and gold falls???
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魏清颜
· 05-27 16:55
Chong Chong GT 🚀
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SentimentIndicatorCollecting
· 05-27 16:51
Being able to control your impulsive trading behavior is a skill. Congratulations on reaching a thousand followers.
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MintCondition
· 05-27 16:51
Congratulations on surpassing a thousand; the live stream quality is indeed top-notch.
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MistBlueLily
· 05-27 16:51
This move is solid, with a well-designed capital preservation and loss limit.
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OldKeyboardTraitor
· 05-27 16:51
Happy for the thousands of followers, looking forward to the day we reach ten thousand
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K-LineSocialAnxiety
· 05-27 16:51
Choppy market conditions really test your mindset; it's good to take profits.
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