Regarding everyone saying they can't keep up, I looked into it. Since I occasionally trade altcoins, I'm particularly cautious. I generally enter based on reading candlestick charts—what I call naked K-line trading. I only execute when there's volume or significant volume increase. I saw the 0.0028 opening and thought it was a short-term bottom, but I still remained cautious and only opened a 0.05x position. With large volatility, even ten points of movement means significant profit. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and gold are all mainstream—I'll look for opportunities to add positions the same way. I sta
No need to ask so many questions. I've set stop loss, and the liquidation price is far from the stop loss level. As long as it drops, I can do scalping immediately to turn losses into profits. If you're willing to trust me, just hold for a while. Personally, I think 4540 is the bottom, but I'm not committed to that level! I'm hiding the orders because I'm afraid of being sniped.
Today's profit is almost five points on the principal return. I basically enter positions based on price levels, supplemented by naked K charts and some trading volume observations. I occasionally trade altcoins, where I always use very light ant positions as my entry point. If I enter wrong, I use extreme T techniques to average down. I never get greedy—I usually close out 70-80% of my positions, which is why my closing prices are sometimes very tight, but sometimes the spacing between closures is quite far. I checked my own copy trading records, and the returns are basically similar to mine.
When your positions are in the red, don't panic. Just don't move, as long as it hasn't hit 1x, which means it hasn't liquidated. I'm not holding long-term; whenever there's an opportunity to do T trades, I can instantly break even and profit, brothers. You gotta believe!! Just check my track record—12 days of perfect wins, all from doing T trades.