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Opportunities to make money are waited for, not gambled on
Keep waiting patiently

The Nasdaq is probably about to crash, dropping below 22000 at least. It’s only just starting to fall.
I think NVDA is also headed for 150, and the Nasdaq has turned bearish too.
Nothing happens overnight; let it grind down slowly.
Lately, it seems like everyone is losing money. When liquidity is low, try not to make rash moves.

The dust has settled on the midterm elections
Rebound!

Wait until the end of the month first; once this wave of #BTC finishes dropping, it’ll be over.
It could reach 76–77; once it’s over, everything will be fine, so there’s no need to worry.

Happy. Received a few thousand U
A new way to dollar-cost average into the Nasdaq: buy BULL spot
The money earned from trading feels like play money
The money received from airdrops is just so delightful haha😆

The lobster net has closed; time to look at the white cloth
#Mubarak fly fly fly!
Cost: 0.05

If you can’t hold, go take a walk—don’t keep staring at it.

#The bull run is definitely coming, but 5x leverage will definitely get liquidated
Waiting for the bull run in spot!

Once you hit your profit target, exit decisively.
Greed will get you punished.
This is also why the house always wins.
Because human nature cannot beat machines.
Profitable traders are generally decisive, restrained, calm, and strict about taking profits when things are going well. Try to be more like a calm machine.
Those who are indecisive, get excited over small gains, and cannot bring themselves to take profits generally end up losing.
Remember next time: exit decisively.

Update
I feel #BTC hasn't finished its move; this wave should go above 100k.
I also took a heavy position in an altcoin, hoping it will be September's next 30x wild coin.

OKB is pumping so hard—is it about to be listed on Alpha?🤔

The “investment boss” from last month lost everything.
ByteDance’s “investment boss” is looking for investors to bring in new funds—so they probably regret leaving their job now, right?