A year ago, I mentioned that Binance Square would achieve posting goods, and indeed they did, the official response was quite fast. This live streaming requires very high technical skills from the host; those who haven't experienced the financial circle will almost burn out in just a few days. It also demands a strong understanding of human nature, and the risks are very high. However, if done well, the profits can be quite substantial, but this won't be for beginners; it should currently be considered a preliminary stage. Many friends have asked me which directions Binance Square will develop: I can assure you that it will definitely not be limited to the current financial sector, cryptocurrency trading, and blockchain. I will summarize my conversations with friends.
I've been observing Brother Sun's coin for a long time. Many people say they absolutely won't invest in his coin, but the reason is really unknown. However, I believe that as a mature trader, one should focus on the liquidity of the coin and the amount of funds rather than the person behind it. No matter how bad the coin is, as long as the project is awesome and can make money, it should be a good target. I started recommending TRX to everyone when it was at 21, and now it's almost at 32
AVNT position is low, about to increase volume, going all in for one more bet, this exchange's coin has been consistently eating up funding fees, it's really quite enjoyable.
Successful traders often understand the deep logic of "liking to lose and hating to win." They respond decisively when there are signals of loss in their positions, without waiting for a rebound out of luck, thereby allowing risks to expand. This tolerance for small losses is essentially to avoid a single mistake that could breach the safety of the entire account. In the market pattern of "seven losses, two breaks even, and one win," many investors frequently cut losses out of fear of being trapped, turning unrealized profits into unrealized losses, ultimately missing out on more opportunities.
The core of being good at losing is to establish systematic risk control, set tolerable profit and loss boundaries, and be able to respond flexibly when market trends and judgments conflict, as retaining principal is essential for subsequent profitability. As stated in "The Art of War," "Those who are good at fighting stay in a position of invincibility, while they do not lose the enemy's defeat." The victors conquer themselves, while the defeated change from victory to defeat.
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