#参与动态创作者发帖挑战赢$3,000奖励# Not interesting! Make a semi-annual summary and review the operations on February 3rd today(. If you are interested in the analysis of market data, take a look. If not, skip it.

In August, the first time started to bring in 302( points, the wrong way to earn an extra 2U), and reached 1760U by October. During this period, in early September, there was an account loss of 80(, or 50, I can't remember clearly ). I stopped out a batch of followers midway, and then experienced the first scolding. From 80 or 50 without recharge, to 1760U, and then experienced the first forced liquidation. After two days, the account was liquidated to 45U, and then came the second scolding; the remaining 45U in the account was nothing, finally I reluctantly put down my proud face, begged you to add margin, I forgot if it was 600 or 800 exactly, to let you continue to follow orders. In early November, I transferred 200U in and at the same time, in order to give you confidence and to confirm that I am not eating your customer losses, I asked you to transfer a few hundred, and I followed my own account with 3000U. From then on, I managed the account with 245U and you, keeping a low profile, begging on the street. I was responsible for shouting and demanding, and I was prouder than anyone else. For two months, I didn't brag once. Finally, from 245 to February 1st before the New Year, the account funds reached 2700U. I just want to ask, are you impressed or not? But, I've always said, none of the big shots you hear about in the market playing futures have a good ending. No one who is impressive at the beginning ends up with a full house of children and grandchildren.
The third major event is coming. In the cryptocurrency circle, the Ethereum deleveraging event accounts for 2/3. Unfortunately, you are involved again. It happens to be the weekend today. At that time, the people who followed the orders knew the specific account details. I know that another account, with many fans, subscribers, and VIP users, all got liquidated. And that morning, I stupidly tried to be a good person and called for buying the dip at 2800 across the entire network. It's so annoying. If it drops below 2800, my first thought is to quickly close the position below 2800 and return to the range of 3050. Talking about the positions, at that time I had three positions: GT, BTC, and ETH. As you all know, when have I ever traded with a stop loss? Isn't that like scolding me? Then why did two positions drop by over 35% and one by about 9% (I can't remember how much the big cake dropped at that time)? With just this drop, I was wiped out with a leverage of 1x. Don't talk about being an ant, I was wiped out even as a colonic bacteria. Just clear me out! Even this big monkey Maisang can be wiped out with a snap of his fingers, leaving nothing behind. How did I survive? Want to know?
It's strange that the waterfall that day, the strange thing is that it didn't fall at the same time. When I say time, it's not the kind of suddenly, not the kind of unplugging the network cable. The first to fall was GT. I immediately lost GT around 18,450, and then opened a short position for ETH hedging at 2,500. At this time, BTC had not fallen below 94,000. At this time, I placed an order to increase the position at 93,000 for BTC in the same proportion. When I was increasing the position, I pondered a question for a few seconds: Can BTC fall below 91,500? Should I increase the position for the third time if it falls to 91,500? At this time, I saw ETH plunge to 9,100. Should I take profit on the short position? After taking profit, will the margin not be enough for the long position in BTC and be liquidated directly? Just at this moment of contemplation, BTC fell again, and then ETH started to rebound back to 2,450 and started to fluctuate up and down. At this time, I dare not move anymore. Before, I used to make predictions and decide what to do at what price before placing an order. However, at that time, it exceeded my prediction on one hand, and on the other hand, I didn’t have time to calculate the liquidation price. I used the full position margin. The liquidation price shown above is inaccurate. Just as I was still calculating, BTC rebounded to 94,000 and I closed the order placed at 93,000. At this point, the pressure eased a bit. Don't underestimate these thousand points. It's not as simple as a single thought anymore.
The above operation may seem unremarkable, but it guaranteed that the user who followed 60 million U was forcibly liquidated. Although I was trapped, I only had 800U left in my account from around 2700, just one less or one more operation might have wiped us out.
The market data rebounded in the afternoon of February 3rd, and I once again braved the criticism to send out a notice, advising against trading, but some people still did. Fortunately, I didn't see anyone familiar trading, so I'm quite relieved.
This is the third time being scolded, now from 800U back to 2300U, still a little short of the high point before last year.
What do I want to say? I haven't lost money in the past six months. Whether you've lost money or not, I've tried my best. Not only have I not lost money, but I've also topped up 502U and now I have 2300U. There is someone who has been following me all the time. I want to ask the platform, why is it that I have increased from 502 to 2300 while this person's data is so different from mine? I can't understand it. Or is it that after the second loss, when I recharged, he didn't recharge? I don't understand this.
Next, what I want to say is, you have no idea how difficult it is to do contracts. Even I, a crazy sister who has been begging on the streets in the contract market for almost six years, have experienced hardships time and time again. Why do you make money? Why are you so awesome? How many of you can play contracts for half a year and still lose money? Take a look at your own level. I can understand if you don't learn what I teach you normally, but how do you manage to follow others around and mix in everywhere? If you can make it without losses for half a year, that's considered something.
In this market, you have no plan, no strategy of your own, and you just honestly hoard the spot market for big pies. Don't even touch any altcoins. Can't control yourself, talking like you're educating someone? What's the problem? Even if you haven't lost money, you can't teach others to fish! Isn't this becoming a streamer?
Simple sharing, the market data below, I don't owe any of you a bit! If you must say I owe, then I owe you 289.81U.
Finally, for the followers, don't always question, command, and gesture, what are you doing! If your point of view is so right, why didn't you manually operate at that time? Just quietly watch, as for me, the only thing I can be criticized for in this life is not cutting losses. I'm foolish, I don't know how to cut losses, 🌿
Transfer Records
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2024-11-14 04:03:40
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All the coins I've played with have never lost money. It's difficult to deal with Ethereum, but I still manage to make money from it, even when the market is bearish. This proves that there's no need to differentiate between bull and bear markets when trading contracts.
Currency
ETH RATS BTC SATS others
RATS
ETH+578.32
RATS+842.01
BTC+739.32
SATS+33.18
Other +11.02
Total following profit
-289.81
Win rate
89.88%