Today's funds: 641 U, September 25, 2024

Yesterday I recharged 85 U and withdrew 85 U. My living expenses are too high. I have withdrawn hundreds of U recently. I need to be more restrained. A great task must be done before one can accomplish it.

When the single contract FTM fell to the lowest point of 0.6138 last night, the book loss was 300 U. My hands and feet were cold and weak. I wanted to stop the loss several times. It was difficult to breathe. After all, I couldn't afford the pressure of losing. My liquidation price was 0.57. I finally got it back today. I took over at a high position. The operation was lonely. I almost got liquidated at a high position. Today, the daily line of FTM was strong, with a maximum of 0.71, but I had already sold it when I got back. After experiencing the torment of almost getting liquidated, I felt that getting back was a victory.

So the operation cannot be smooth, after all, it is still the self-pressure in my heart. Keep suffering. If the funds are 1000U, the pressure may be a little less. Like me now, all the funds are on the single contract, there is no chance of failure, and the operation must be restricted.

Now I am short, and I really want to chase FTM. FTM's daily line is strong today. As long as BTC rises, FTM should continue to be strong. The so-called strong will always be strong, but my conditions cannot withstand the risk of a sharp drop in the BTC bull market. FTM is an opportunity for others but not my buying point.

Another thing I want to buy is AAVE. AAVE's daily line is weak and is experiencing a transition from weak to strong. There is room for a new high. Today's AAVE trend is a bit like yesterday's FTM. AAVE should be strong tomorrow.

But it seems too early to build a position now. The key is to see whether BTC rises or falls. When BTC rises, all other coins rise. When BTC falls, all other coins fall. In the bull market, BTC fell sharply and my contract went to zero. After it went to zero, I took back BTC overnight. Now I can only wait for opportunities.

Compared with losing money by taking over at a high position, missing out is not too bad. The high or low price is your own demon.

Principal is more important than opportunity. Opportunities are common, but they are gone if the principal is lost. Given my current conditions, my name is cautious

or fear of death.