Sun looks way more handsome now, doesn’t he? The photographer deserves an extra chicken leg.

The 7-day KOL leaderboard is out. Looking first at the data under the 100x simulation methodology: 283 signals, 271 settled, 131 hits and 140 stop-losses—nearly an even split. Don’t just charge in after the big names.
Leading the board is San Ma Ge Futures, with 12 wins out of 15 settled trades, an 80% win rate, and simulated returns of +7031%—a real payday this time 🚀 Two Degrees Below Zero is close behind.
Note: simulated returns ≠ live trading. Be extra cautious with high win rates based on few trades 👀 See the image for the full leaderboard.
Personal records shared for informational purp

Great $HUMA has been dumping heavily over the past few days. The selling pressure seems to have weakened, so it’s time for me to go heavily long, waiting for the upcoming pump 😍😍😍$AIN $JCT 😍😍😍

$AIN Down more than half in one day—61%. People in the group are already saying it’s going to zero.
I watched the market for an hour, and bulls and bears are sharply divided. Bullish case: 1) 24-hour trading volume is 250 million, with ample turnover; most panic selling is probably over; 2) The low of 0.0976 didn’t break the previous low, and buyers are supporting the price around 0.10; 3) After such a sharp drop, demand for a rebound is building. Bearish case: 1) It plunged from 0.29 to 0.10, leaving heavy overhead supply; any rebound will face selling pressure; 2) A 61% drop isn’t a shakeout

# How to Build a Trading Strategy Evaluation Checklist That Works for You?

In the previous sections, we discussed why trading strategies fail, why backtest profits do not guarantee live-trading profits, and how to adjust strategies when market conditions change.

But all these questions ultimately lead to a more practical one:

**What criteria should we use to decide whether a trading strategy is worth continuing to use?**

Many traders tend to look at a few intuitive figures: returns, win rate, and maximum drawdown.

These metrics are indeed important, but looking at any one of them in isola

The shift from green to red numbers on stock market screens is not the real news; the true story lies in the fundamental mental shift behind that red.

What unfolded in the U.S. markets on Thursday was not merely an ordinary sell-off, but a profound rupture in how the "artificial intelligence trade" is valued and how its risks are perceived. As the Nasdaq closed the day down 5.5%, the semiconductor index suffered its worst performance since 2020, plunging as much as 12% in a single session. Nvidia fell 9%, AMD and Micron dropped 17% each, and Qualcomm slid 12%—altogether, approximately $2.5 t

#ETHDrops5.5% #BTC #ShareWeekly #DailyStandouts
BTC last support daily

75K is a level that really needs to be held. If it breaks down and moves below 75K, there's a potential for further decline to 72K.

Currently, the price is at the support level of 75K, but it's risky to take a long position right now, especially after the bearish engulfing pattern seen in the daily chart this morning. BTC is still uncertain for a buy. We need to wait for further confirmation.
‍@Gate_Square
‍$BTC

Found an open-source text-to-CAD project and tried running it. Seems fine for making small things, though I have no idea what the thing in the picture is.

All I’m missing now is a 3D printer. My dream is to have a 3D printing farm with a few hundred printers, printing away all night, then going to harvest the goods the next day. If I get too busy shipping orders and taking new ones, I’ll just hire one or two people.

And then I’ll live an ordinary, uneventful life (by which I mean making over 10,000 a day).

How can you tell whether market conditions have changed? Which signals are worth watching, and which are just short-term noise?

In the previous article, we discussed a question: Why might a trading strategy that once worked gradually lose its edge?

One important reason is that market conditions have changed.

But the real challenge is this: the market fluctuates every day, so how do we know whether this is normal volatility or whether the market regime has truly changed?

If we react too slowly, we may continue using a strategy that is no longer suited to current market conditions.

If we re

I’m signing off for now. Take a look at the strategy shared in today’s livestream. I’m still holding too, and I’ll let you know when I exit
Today is day one of my 5000u journey, and my goal is to at least double it in a month

#BTC The current price is 75720. After a sharp pullback, the market is now repeatedly testing key support. The rally above 80400 was followed by a retreat, and the bulls’ attempt to rebound quickly lost momentum. After concentrated selling pressure was released, market sentiment clearly weakened, and the short-term market has entered a weak recovery phase. The first resistance above is around 78000, an area of heavy trading activity in the past and the dividing line between bulls and bears in this downturn. To regain the initiative, the price must hold above this level with a corresponding inc

$BTC Brothers trapped in longs at 80K, stop now! Keep holding on and your positions will become “fuel” for the next batch of whales!

BTC is currently at 75650. Your 80000 long isn’t a matter of “just waiting for it to come back” anymore—it’s a matter of hesitating and getting carried out.

Over the past 24 hours, $331 million in positions were liquidated across the market, including $299 million in longs—the main casualties were bulls. Even whales can’t hold on: long whales are sitting on $79.42 million in unrealized losses, and short whales are also down $38.25 million. Think you’re the only

$AIN Found two new favorites again—time to blindly short them

Why Can a Strategy With a High Win Rate Still Lose Money in the End?

In cryptocurrency trading, many people pay special attention to win rates. Winning eight out of ten consecutive trades may seem quite impressive. But if the account still ends up in the red, the problem may not be the win rate, but how much is made or lost on each trade.

Suppose a trader makes 10 trades, 8 of which are profitable, earning 10 USDT each; the other 2 are losing trades, each losing 50 USDT.

The 8 winning trades bring in 80 USDT, while the 2 losing trades result in a loss of 100 USDT. Without taking fees and fu

Published May 26, 2023
Nvidia climbed over 800% in my first ever published stock market call
The Nasdaq doubled

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What Is a Stop-Loss Order? Why Is Setting a Stop-Loss Important, Yet Unable to Guarantee an Exit at the Expected Price Every Time?

In cryptocurrency trading, no one can always accurately predict price movements. The purpose of a stop-loss is not to ensure that a trade never loses money, but to limit risk in advance when the market moves against expectations and prevent losses on a single trade from continuing to grow. However, a stop-loss is not an absolute safeguard; extreme market conditions can still lead to slippage.

First, what is a stop-loss order?

A stop-loss order is a trading tool