Look at this number. 460,000 U, just one transaction, nine days.

This is just part of it. FHE, one day, eighteen thousand. ZEC, two days, twenty thousand. PIPPIN, one hundred and eleven thousand.

Many people think that this requires monitoring the market, that there must be insider information. To be honest, there isn't any. My method is simple to the point that many people don't believe it.

I only do two things: first, wait for a position that 'should move.' Second, when it does, I act; if it's not right, I exit.

The ETH trade was made when it was making a second pullback and really couldn't drop anymore. The FHE trade was made when it surged to a prior high, clearly couldn't go up anymore, and was exhausted, before I reversed and shorted. I don't guess tops and bottoms; I only enter when the price shows signs of 'should turn' or 'should break out.'

When I open each position, the first thing I think about is not how much I can earn, but to set the stop loss correctly. If I lose, I accept it as a small loss. But if I make a profit, I let it run for a while. Just like ETH, I held it for nine days.

The essence of making money is to use a small, certain cost to seek a large, uncertain profit. You don't need to be right every time, but you must be able to hold on when you're right.

If you are always monitoring the market, always anxious, always feeling that if you sell it will spike and if you buy it will drop, then you may not be trading; you are being traded by market emotions.

Real opportunities are always waited for. Real profits are always earned by sitting still.

That's all for now, reflect on it. #美国讨论BTC战略储备