KiteRerouter

7.05 Nearby short position ideas are okay, keep the position small, give the market some room to avoid being shaken out.

Lately, memes have heated up again. In the group, people are shouting about narratives while rushing in—then the moment slippage is turned on, everyone’s like, “wait…” Be real: the fun is fun, but stop-loss first—write it into your head. I usually set a “if I’m wrong, I admit fault” line before entering. Once it’s triggered, I go straight in with a market order; I’m not going to entertain myself with stories. Don’t take some big, grand interpretation of ETF fund flows or U.S. stock risk appetite as a protective charm. Once the hype starts, it’s even easier to get carried away—on-chain, you sti

Recently, I've seen a bunch of people doing cross-chain, and the most common question is "Why are you still waiting for confirmation?" I really want to roll my eyes... When it comes to cross-chain bridges, who are the multi-signature signers, and could the oracle-fed data get stuck for a moment? Those few seconds you save are not as important. Others think that clicking the bridge means assets are instantly transferred, but in reality, you're temporarily handing over your funds to a series of contracts + a group of signers + a data source that are all "holding" your assets for you.
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