TheStoneBehindTheVolcano

These days, watching whale address movements being used as "navigation" by others, I actually want to slow down more. To put it simply, that one transaction you see might be for building a position, hedging, switching positions, or even patching another position. If you don't understand the context first, copying blindly can easily lead you into volatility as fuel. Especially now, with discussions about interest rate cut expectations, the US dollar index rising and falling together with risk assets, emotional reactions can lead to misjudgments more easily. My approach is quite simple: I prefer

Don't just show off, brother. By the way, can you talk about the entry logic and stop-loss points?

Lately, I've been earning testnet points to the point of eye strain, watching those task panels is more tiring than watching the market… Honestly, it was originally just to practice my feel, but everyone defaulted to "what can I exchange it for later," and as soon as the expectations rose, the actions started to distort. My stop-loss is pretty simple: time-based stop-loss + emotional stop-loss. I only spend at most half an hour each day; if I go over, I stop. Once I start to authorize randomly or install plugins just to get more points, I start to feel uneasy, so I just withdraw immediately—be

LYN this wave is solid, I respect that.