Lang Ge only does medium and long-term spot trading in the general trend, and occasionally does short-term hot spot trading. No leverage, no futures trading. The slowest is often the fastest.

Directly post the actual operation of the last half month. No hindsight, no photos. No order, no charge. Only study spot and currencies with like-minded friends.

Some time ago, the spot position was full, and the remaining funds were used for short-term trading in wncg polyx magic. Polyx was lying in wait for several months, and I added some positions before the outbreak. Unfortunately, the pending order was a little higher and was not filled up. Then 2 to 3 times the amount is finished, waiting for the opportunity to pick it up. It doesn't matter if I can't take it back, it's not my long-term currency anyway.

Magic was bought a little early, with an average price of 0.55. Later it fell to 0.5 and I didn’t care about it. Finally, it was gone at 0.6, and I left without worrying too much.

wncg is a coin that I often trade. The last time it surged this year, it had a 70% increase. Plus several ultra-short-term events in the process, it should be more than that. The most recent operation was to buy some in September. I added a position on October 26, and the average price was 0.14. Now I have bought some back one after another. I like the coin better, so I will pick it up in advance. It doesn’t matter if it’s higher. If you want to sell, it’s not yet time. The software can no longer display the 0.3 selling transaction at the beginning of the year.

There are still a few short-term coins lurking, waiting to explode, and the short-term gains will be 2 to 3 times.

As for long-term currencies with large positions, that is the fundamental thing. I generally will not move the position easily.