This market has really been grinding me down all week. BTC has been acting like it’s gone crazy, making three swings within a week, killing both bulls and bears. I was lucky to dodge it, thinking it was my turn to make money, so I opened a BCH short position. In the end, I was tortured by the bulls all night and had to make a hasty escape during a pullback, which I guess saved my life.
I refuse to accept it. Last night I saw an opportunity with UNI and thought, 'third time's the charm,' so I decisively entered the market. As a result, this time, I took a heavy hit and now I'm trapped inside, unsure whether the shore or the abyss lies ahead. Speaking of which, UNI has hit me twice already; it seems our fates are at odds, so I need to avoid it in the future.
But strangely, after being beaten to a pulp, I felt that there seemed to be a force silently supporting the market. Is it because the market rose after Japan's interest rate hike, giving me a psychological hint? Or is there really an "invisible hand"?
Looking at the daily line again, BTC's MACD has indeed golden crossed, and the K-line has also wrapped the shadow candle, showing signs of capital support. If it can break through 90000 with volume, a rebound to 94000 is not a dream. The 1-hour line has been in a horizontal position for two days, entangled around 88000, both up and down are possible. The 3-day line also shows a rebound demand in the medium cycle.
Technical signals are improving, but my account is bleeding. Where is the problem? Looking back, I found myself drifting further down the path of "betting on direction." A market shake, and I impatiently jumped in, wanting to seize every fluctuation, only to become the favorite "inverse indicator" of the big brothers in the group—they just need to do the opposite of me to make money.
Being everyone's inverse indicator and helping everyone get rich, I am "three lifetimes lucky." But my principal cannot withstand several such "luck."
This week's lesson is worth its weight in gold. I suddenly realized something: in a bull market (or a suspected bull market), the most important thing is not to precisely capture every wave, but to "always be in the market" and "always have bullets."
When the market swings up and down like a mad dog, frequent contract openings are just sending transaction fees and margin. The truly smart money may be doing something that seems very "cowardly": converting part of the assets into decentralized stablecoins like USDD.
This is by no means giving up, but rather the highest level of tactics:
It is your lifesaving supply after you "lit the bullet." When you continuously stop loss and your mindset explodes, USDD is the stable backing worth 1 dollar that allows you to calm down and avoid being swayed by emotions for revenge trading.
It is your precision-guided missile to capture the "key breakthrough." When BTC really breaks through 90000, do you want to risk your remaining, trapped position, or do you want to use a whole new, stable USDD to chase the trend? The answer is obvious.
It allows you to transform from a "gambler" back into an "investor." Holding USDD means you have exited the gamble of short-term volatility and turned to using stable assets to capture real trend opportunities. Your mindset will be as steady as an old dog.
I no longer want to be that "inverse indicator" led by the market. Rather than being anxious about the fluctuations in UNI, it's better to put part of the position in USDD and wait for the market to give the clearest direction.
Bull markets often fall sharply, while bear markets often surge. In a crazily volatile market, living long is ten thousand times more important than making quick profits in the short term.
Starting today, I want to ensure that my investment portfolio always has a portion of #USDD as a stable asset. This is not retreating; it is to move more steadily in the future.
You, will you choose to continue dancing on the edge of a knife, or will you also start to build an unsinkable aircraft carrier for yourself?
