现货不怕

The construction activities of $AVAX are increasing sharply, but the token's rise is less than half. Is it brewing something big, or just a huge pullback?

Look at this lineup, and still asking if AVAX is a good business? a16z, Polychain, Three Arrows Capital (although it has collapsed), Galaxy… Half of Wall Street has bet on it!

What kind of investment background is this? This is the institutional seal of approval, the "get out of jail free card"!
The American background accounts for 52%—Wall Street's money has the sharpest nose; if they dare to bet, aren't you bold enough to follow?

In the long run, AVAX is not a business; it's infrastructure!
The speed and ecosystem of the Avalanche protocol will eventually explode.

In a word:
When top VCs vote with real money, are you still looking at technical indicators?
If you don’t get on the bus now, are you waiting for the ecosystem to explode before you regret not having jumped in?

(Note: Three Arrows Capital has gone bankrupt, but its early investment vision was once recognized by the market. Investment requires comprehensive judgment; a big shot's endorsement does not equal guaranteed profit.)

Those who like it, follow the institutions! Those who comment, ambush together! Those who share, achieve financial freedom! 🚀

Blow up, blow up, I won't touch virtual currency again after it blows up, I've already lost 35,000.

One chart to understand: Special compilation: "Policy interpretation of virtual currency and stablecoins under the new regulations of thirteen departments:"

The market has started to speculate on the VC coins that will be launched on Binance in the first half of 2024. The common point of these coins is that they all launched on Binance and have fallen by more than 90% after a high opening. Now they are starting to resurface.

Let's summarize the garbage VC coins launched on Binance in the first half of 2024, and see which ones haven't risen yet:

$TAO $SAGA $TNSR W, ENA, ETHFI, BOME, AEVO, PORTAI, PIXEL, ALT, MANTA, XAI, Al, STRK, DYM, NOT, DOGS.
{spot}(TNSRUSDT)
{spot}(SAGAUSDT)
{spot}(TAOUSDT)

At the beginning, I was the same, thinking that a big bet could get me a seaside villa, but reality taught me a lesson, I ended up feeding fish by the sea. Now I’ve learned to be cautious:

Don’t over-leverage: Just think about it, you have a total of 100 bucks, and each time you only put in 1 or 5 bucks to play; if you lose, does it hurt? It does, but you definitely won’t go broke. Never just jump in with half or full positions; high leverage is gambling with your life, not trading.
Always set a stop-loss! It’s your lifesaver! Before you open a position, think: “What’s the maximum I can lose on this trade?” Then set your conditional orders in the software. Don’t try to remember it in your head; when the price really drops, your hands will shake, your heart will panic, and you won’t be able to pull the trigger to cut the position. Losing a little money is just like buying a ticket; as long as the principal is intact, opportunities will always be there.
Do the math: If you think this trade can earn you 50U, but you might lose 100U, then this trade is not worth it. Only take trades where you might lose 50 but can earn 150. Over the long term, even with a lower win rate, you can still make money.
I only use the one or two strategies I’m most familiar with, like breaking through a certain resistance level, or bouncing off a trendline. If I don’t understand the market, even if it goes to the moon, I won’t envy it or participate.
Don’t trade frequently: The fees are enough to buy you a pot of tea. Most of the time is just watching, waiting, like a hunter. When the opportunity comes, take a shot; if you hit, hold on to it; if you miss, quickly withdraw and keep waiting.

Don’t hold positions! Don’t hold positions! Don’t hold positions! I can’t stress this enough. The biggest loss I had was from small losses that I wasn’t willing to accept; I started holding on, and in the end, I went to zero. If you’re wrong, you must acknowledge it; when you take a hit, stand tall. To put it bluntly, trading contracts isn’t about who makes the most money in one go; it’s about who survives the longest. As long as your principal is still intact, if you strictly follow the rules and overcome the two human weaknesses of “greed” and “fear,” slowly extracting money from the market, you’ve already outperformed most people. #币安合约实盘 $LIGHT

This is a sentiment written by a medical student from Nanjing after attending a recruitment fair at Wenzhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital:
"I feel very upset. I repeatedly search for job positions in my hometown county, but no matter how much I search, I just can't accept it.
I blame myself: why not just go home?
But I just can't accept it; I want to stay in the big city.
I took the exam from a small town to the county, and then from a small city in Jiangxi to Nanjing. It has been so hard, and I really can't accept going back like this.
Crying while scrolling on my phone, Xiaohongshu keeps pushing me content like 'How unlucky young people are' and 'Medical students are all struggling'... Looking at it, I feel like whatever.
As long as I can go home—back to Nanjing, back to a familiar environment, I will prepare well again."
That's it, growth is inherently not easy
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