Hype and Binance seem to have different positions on the liquidity hunting for #zec . With both long and short positions, do we really need to open a position now? The risk outweighs the odds; those seeking excitement and wanting an adrenaline rush can give it a try.
Hmm... as long as you keep buying the dips, there will always be dips to buy... From the 3D structure, there is no sign of reversal, still in a downtrend. If it breaks below the previous low, it will enter the imbalance zone of April this year for filling, with the next bottom seen at 8w8. A reversal structure requires a rise above 99800 to be established, otherwise, it remains in a large range oscillation, meaning it is still in a downtrend. The risk-reward ratio for opening a position at this level is not high, and there will be a period of range oscillation, so it’s time to accumulate liquidity and prepare for the structure; hold your wallet tight, it's best to stay either in cash or packaged protection and get some sleep💤 #btc #ETH
Now looking back at this sentence, it helps people save money #ZEC
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#zec Is it worth chasing? A true hunter only waits for the right moment, striking accurately, while those who pounce at the sight of meat are destined to become lambs waiting to be slaughtered in someone else's trap. At this moment, whether to go long or short is unwise; acting on impulse is like me taking a sip of iced coffee to wake up. $ZEC {future}(ZECUSDT)
Synchronize x's insights and the must-read book list for traders! I majored in dance in college, but I did relatively well in high school. I was also the president of the school literary club. (So people always say that I don’t use paragraphs because I’m not used to writing in many paragraphs since it’s not allowed in essay writing 😆) After college, with fewer theoretical classes, I gradually felt my expression becoming chaotic while playing on my phone every day… Once eloquent, I fearfully realized during my repeated incoherent speeches that heaven was taking away my talent. Then I started reading books like crazy. At first, I studied trading systems and related materials, improved my emotional intelligence with psychology-related books, and even explored game theory, but my initial intention for looking into game theory was actually to hook back my ex-boyfriend (punishing myself for being too romantic). I read novels and classics, and every time I encountered lengthy content, I would find awkward sentences myself and adjust my expression and thought structure. In fact, the biggest realization is that I have become much calmer, not so restless, and can quietly sit for half an hour. The cryptocurrency world is inherently restless; how can one make calm and correct judgments without being tranquil! Also, regarding learning, as Teacher Li said, most knowledge is actually interconnected; how to apply it is what matters most. If you don’t know how to take notes, think, and apply, then focus on quantity. Read a book once, twice, three times, five times; believe me, each time you will gain something different and subtly apply it to your life. I recommend a few books to everyone, hoping they can be helpful: Finance: Saving Wall Street Warren Buffett's Letter to Shareholders Price Action
Psychology: Self-Control Illustrated Game Theory The Crowd
Storytelling (you can start here): Sahara Desert Black Pearl The Great Gatsby Mr. Ice's complete series of books
#zec Is it worth chasing? A true hunter only waits for the right moment, striking accurately, while those who pounce at the sight of meat are destined to become lambs waiting to be slaughtered in someone else's trap. At this moment, whether to go long or short is unwise; acting on impulse is like me taking a sip of iced coffee to wake up. $ZEC
Several ways to identify scammers in Binance Square: 1. Someone comes up excitedly and talks about how much money they've made, how many times they've flipped their account, saying they turned 100u into 100wu, without mentioning any logic or the cryptocurrencies they've profited from. They rush in and boast, then urge you to join their trading group, some even charge a fee. 2. They come up excitedly and claim that it's time to bottom-fish/top-fish, making moves against the trend, without considering endorsements, narratives, market sentiment, or structure. Regardless of whether they have a small account or a simulated account, they don't care if you get liquidated; they enjoy the kickbacks while you suffer. 3. Real trading cannot be completely relied upon as a reference. Having multiple accounts and opening them for hedging can create a misleadingly high win rate, but this is also the easiest way to deceive. Some things to look for: 1. They share both profits and losses, explaining their logic when they win and reviewing when they lose. 2. They analyze structure, news, and the market, helping everyone improve their trading logic and reduce information gaps. 3. Attractive individuals, because they are pleasing to the eye. At this point, you should know who to pay attention to~~~$BTC $ETH $SOL
Some people are happy while others are sad… Recently, I was also learning to trade, and as I learned, I found that the logic of level one and level two is really completely different. Level one is about good projects that everyone raises together, getting on board together, and sharing with each other. However, for level two, once you have your own trading system, you must not listen to others' opinions, as it will disrupt your rhythm, and the consequences can be truly frightening. Moreover, the emotional feedback in level two is very quick; once you listen, it’s hard not to be affected by FOMO. The best state for a level two trader is to be alone, completely isolated from other voices, making trades and reviewing on their own, as this is the fastest way to learn. $BTC $SOL
Victory that eats both long and short positions... Yesterday I cleared all the spot positions in my hands, unintentionally running ahead of the storm. No matter what, I still have to sigh, the bear market is too scary... During this wave of decline, some are still bottom fishing, seeing 8w8 and 2780, sol looking towards 125... Actually, I still have a bit of luck for the bullish side, but the current market feedback no longer supports the expectations I originally had from the Chan theory, which is 13w6. But I won't look at the big bear, after all, this round of increase has raised the upper limit to 12w6, and it's still based on market feedback and structure to place orders. I hope everyone can maintain a stable mindset; as long as you survive, there will definitely be opportunities! Twitter: @richpeach888 I am Xiaotao, please give me your guidance~ $BTC $SOL