阿远不是嘤嘤怪

The money that can be earned sustainably throughout one's life should be earned and enjoyed throughout one's life.

If earned at once or in a short time, it will be quickly lost.

Do not be obsessed with the capital pool, but create a continuous flow of funds.

I learned this lesson at a high cost, and I hope it helps you.

The final dance! 😃🤏

Teachers, still bullish? Hahaha, thanks for the liquidity~

If you didn't know better, you'd think Bitcoin was at 1 million and Ethereum at 10k, huh?!
A little pump, a little dump, and everyone’s losing their minds. Can't hold your horses for a second, and you think you’re gonna make some gains? 🫢

Traders, there's really no need to spread panic, because whether the market pumps or dumps, you all are still bagholders.🫢

When it comes to swing trading, I've never lost. 😃🤏

We still believe we are in a bear market; the market hasn't fully cleared yet.

Some friends say that with institutions entering the game, Bitcoin won't drop any lower. This viewpoint has some merit.

So, perhaps, the $60k mark could be the bottom, and prices might rise from here. Those who haven’t hopped on at these low levels might miss the boat forever. Will you feel the FOMO later?
I won’t be buying unless the price gets cheap enough. If it skyrockets from here and my short positions get liquidated, I’ll just step back and play the stock market instead; it’s not like I’m married to Bitcoin.
(In other words, if it stays high, I’ll consider Bitcoin a legacy asset, and we should seek out new, good, and cheap investments.) 🫢

I remember a saying that left a mark on me: "In times when no one cares and negativity is rampant, it’s the poor who have the chance to make a leap in wealth."
An old miner told me this. It stuck with me; if it doesn’t drop, I won’t buy. If it rises, I’ll keep my cool and just watch the clouds roll by.
🚶→💃

Tonight, I was chatting with a few big players, and they think this surge is just a rebound. They're all offloading in batches, waiting to scoop back in at lower levels.
Personally, I believe this bear market has rewarded long holders significantly; the volatility is there, and going long in spot trading carries no liquidation risk. A few of them have managed to swing trade their high-cost positions down to low or even zero cost, so all the extra coins they’ve gained are pure profit.
Ah, it's still the big money that has the fun; a 1m🔪 spot position can be wiped out in a single wave — that's a lifetime for an average person. I should just wash up and hit the sack. 😂

Yesterday's market played out perfectly ✅
ETH/USDT long position
📍Entry: 2290
🎯Take profit: 2400
Locked in 110 points profit, kept the rhythm steady
No guesswork in predictions, all levels hit, solid gains~

In the market, those technical analyses like TA, Elliott Waves, and price action—what's the holy grail that’s absolutely right? It’s just different strokes for different folks. In a major bearish market, I’m looking to short, but when there’s a small opportunity, I’m going long. Speculation and investment are two different games, no need to get worked up over it.
But then you have those folks, like sycophants, spineless, always trying to pump when things are high and dump when they're low, just to please everyone. In the end, they end up with nothing. They talk a big game, but when it’s time to show their positions, they might not have any skin in the game.