Yesterday, “big pie” and “two pies” were basically walking on the edge of a knife. Anyone who didn’t react in time likely already suffered. The market move came suddenly. If you don’t have time to keep an eye on the charts, try not to “do Dan.” The market will always be there. If you “do Dan,” you must set a stop (笋). Don’t think you can capture all the market moves—opportunities always exist. $BTC

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WalletWatchdog
· 21h ago
Yes, stop-loss is a lifebuoy—if you don’t have time to watch the chart, don’t take action.
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SR_Craftsman
· 21h ago
When a market breakout happens, no one can predict it. Rather than living on the edge with high risk, it’s better to be patient and wait for the right opportunity. Setting a stop to losses and trading with a small position is the long-term way forward.
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ArtCritic
· 23h ago
Yesterday I almost got swept too—luckily I set a stop-loss in time, otherwise it would’ve been another round of heavy losses.
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