If you’re like me and don’t read the candlestick chart, just follow the bigger trend, and you don’t have large capital—then you can try my playbook.


Strong liquidation in a bear market is set at above 100,000.
Lock in one direction—go short to accumulate funds.
Then, enter spot around 40,000 and wait for the bull market to sell off gradually as it reaches 150,000.
I think this is the most reliable approach.
If there’s a rebound during this process, do T like this at around 800–1,000 points.
Current status
Continue to add to the short position
Add back the reduced position
In this situation, swing trading feels really comfortable #eth 4
#btc 0.25
Keep looking bearish
If you insist on going up based on the news, it will go down because of the news
I do T once at around the 800–1,000 point level
I leave the floating profits from the added positions
If the added position breaks through 10,000 USDT,
get ready to open a real-account and try it here
At the same time, I also think you can short gold #XAU$XAU . This one is a small position
Reach 4566 and then leave
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Sundaga
· 04-13 16:56
Buy the dip and enter the market 😎
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Sundaga
· 04-13 16:54
Regarding the issue of frequent position adjustments
I believe you must do T
Set your forced liquidation orders
Wait until a certain point to hold and wait for a pullback to close
Then go up again to add more
Until a single candle drops sharply
Time is cruel
The waiting process is long
If your mentality isn't good, you'll break down
But with limited funds, this is the only way
You can't just become a gambling addict, right?
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