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Bought volume $RE , losing money; it keeps falling.

$GUA voluntarily surrender, while preserving dignity

$GUA run for it

$GUA paid the tuition, damn it

After $GUA , all dealers will learn this set, forcefully press

$GUA still luring buyers, don’t go long

$GUA This hand is played against her psychology—let her play on her own. If she wants to make money by shorting with the dealer, it’s probably not going to work out.

$GUA I was wrong, and my dad, I'm gone, you worthless bastard.

$GUA surrender and lose half—does that work?

$GUA You have to say, this firm’s thinking is a bit inhuman—using forced selling to strong-arm bids, constantly driving the price down. The key is, if you do that, how are you supposed to close the position?

$GUA , is there a big player? Just throw in 100wu directly and make him liquidate.

$GUA Chinese people are so awesome; who knew you could play like this—unlimited funds to short

$GUA Worse case I only lose 1300—I’m betting on the funding rate

@CZ @Yi He Suggestions about Binance trading competitions. These kinds of competitions are meaningless—fake trading volume, the project team dumping and running away, which hurts all token holders. Everyone originally liked the project and had faith. Regardless of whether funds are flowing in or out, it’s already a consensus that trading competitions suppress the price so it can’t rise. Maybe other exchanges also hold activities like this, but Binance is the biggest exchange—shouldn’t it set some examples? Wouldn’t it be better to reward token holders—such as regularly distributing airdrops? Then the market would keep getting better. For a coin with a market cap in the tens of millions, daily trading volume of tens of billions—how much can Binance really earn from trading fees? In the end, for just this amount of fee, the “look” of it is far too ugly. Why does the crypto community keep being despised by so many people? It’s because the way they do things looks too ugly.

$ARX removed

$ARX I’ve always thought ARX is a coin I’m relatively bullish on, but judging by how things are right now, it seems too short-sighted. Who exactly is dumping the sell orders— is it the project team, or is it the market maker pushing the price down? If you’re not going to support it, that’s fine, but at least keep it range-bound. Let everyone trade and push up the volume a bit, and nobody will blame you for not having vision. But you’ve been dumping it since the open—and the price isn’t even that high to begin with.

$LAB It seems the final dance of Lab is about to arrive

#predict this token is a platform token. So far, I haven't found any use for it. It's been listed for over 200 days, its market cap is very low, and you can lay in wait in wallets.

Arx's rise is inevitable. Although it's uncertain whether it's at the bottom, the current bargain-hunting value is extremely high. We don't need to set a stop loss. If it keeps falling, then I’ll keep adding to my position.
There's no need for a high allocation; I'm just optimistic about the future development of this term.

#opg $OPG After a 20% rebound, pull back and test it again—this looks like a healthy price action rather than weakness.

Taking profits is normal, and the strong fundamentals are still intact. If the support level holds, another wave of upside may follow.

Manage risk: take partial profits, and always trade according to plan. There is still trading activity now; Binance’s promotions should support an additional push higher.