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Knowing and Buying
Buying and Holding
Holding and Exiting at the High Point
Heavy Position Buying and Precise Top Exit
There is a huge gap between each of these
The same coin, different entry points, lead to vastly different outcomes
In trading, every transaction should be about picking up money, learn more, think more, consider more
You can communicate more with professional traders who do traditional trading
The capital involved in futures trading domestically is indeed quite impressive

Knowing and Buying
Buying and Holding
Holding and Exiting at the High
Heavy Position Buying and Precise Top Exit
There is a huge gap between each of these
The same coin, different entry points, lead to vastly different outcomes
In trading, every trade should be about picking up money, learn more, think more, consider more
You can communicate more with professional traders who do traditional trading
The capital behind those futures traders in China is indeed quite impressive

This circle has long been utterly disgusting.
They bring people in to make money and tell you how amazing you are, but there’s no real, substantial return.
They “build the stack” from 1 million to 40 million—then you end up losing money, and they still blame you as if you were the rug.
They can’t help anyone make money; with all that karma and retribution, it will come back to bite them.

Will later transition into secondary trading
Primary sharing sessions are relatively few
Focusing on the construction of secondary trading technology systems
You Brother Ye is still you Brother Ye

Actually, a large part of people entering the crypto world are not thinking about investing,
but rather gambling. If you come with an investment mindset, you'll also lose everything,
but if you come with a trading mindset, you'll be full of gains.
Most people think about doubling their money; they run after an 80% profit,
earning from each trade, and their principal keeps growing.
Then you'll be invincible.
So what's the key?
A thousand times over, it's about protecting the principal and letting profits run.
On the road to accumulating principal, profits should be running wildl

It seems that recently there are fewer contract geniuses emerging in the market?
There are very few new-generation contract experts popping up.

I heard that you, Brother Feng, have 300 ETH hidden in Ethereum.
I just checked a few of the indicators I think are decent.
Sure enough, Brother Feng is at the bottom.

Essentially:
There’s nothing wrong with this wave of Rave pumping the price, and there’s nothing wrong with KOLs speaking up and dumping the market.
It’s just that if the Rave pump event really does constitute an investigation, then the secondary market will become extremely difficult to trade—remember, extremely difficult.
Trading profits come from market volatility; going long or short is up to you.
If there’s no trend and it turns into a monkey market, then it’ll only be a world for technology.
Retail investors will only be harvested; going with the trend is always the prevailing trend.
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Once you feel the fear of big A's quantification, you'll behave honestly.

Since I entered the crypto world around 2021,
I asked a question to friends in traditional brokerage firms:
Why in China, do pump-and-dump manipulators get investigated and taken away?
I work hard and spend money to pump the market, and now I’m being accused of manipulating the market???
A few friends from CITIC Securities told me,
There’s no way around it; the policy is like this.
Using multiple accounts to create fake trading volume will get you investigated: charges include market manipulation, disrupting financial order, etc.
At that time, I looked down on traditional finance

Correct trades easily generate positive feedback
Conversely, incorrect trades producing positive feedback is a very frightening thing
A true trader is actually what everyone calls a small p player
You can check out these people who trade large futures
They mainly engage in intraday ultra-short-term trading, looking at second-by-second charts
After consistently making profits, snowballing will scare you to death

If pulling the market up is a mistake
Then the market must be sick

Actually, trading is a mathematical problem

Trading is actually very simple
Understand what others haven't understood (price expectations)
Overcome what others fear (oversold rebound)
Buy when no one is paying attention
Sell when everyone is bustling with activity

Missed trades do not incur any cost
But reckless trading could make you lose everything

coai myx rave The Three Great Gods gather on the gainers list, haha

As a public figure
Every word spoken
Represents their own interests
If not
Then they are truly a big cutie