How often can I click launchpool to have Io

generated? Is it a random number? Or is the number fixed

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Today's answer

Secrets of the coin circle

1: Don't sell if it doesn't go up, don't buy if it doesn't dive, and don't trade if it goes sideways. Buy Yin instead of Yang, sell Yang instead of Yin, and go against the market to be a hero. High and low consolidation, wait a little longer. If it goes sideways at a high level and then goes up again, seize the opportunity to sell quickly, and if it goes sideways at a low level and reaches a new low, it's a good time to buy in full. I hope it's useful to everyone [hey ha]

Secret 2: Buy if it drops sharply in the morning, and sell if it rises sharply in the morning. Don't chase if it rises sharply in the afternoon, buy the next day if it falls sharply in the afternoon, don't sell if it falls sharply in the morning, and sleep if it doesn't rise or fall.

Four shortcuts to bankruptcy:

1, chasing ups and downs;

2, futures leverage;

3, financing and currency;

4, short-term magic operation.

Four avenues to the peak of life:

1. Work hard;

2. Invest with spare money;

3. Buy at the bottom and hold for the long term;

4. Eat and sleep on time. ——This is the survival rule of the currency world, and it cannot be ignored unless you are a peerless master. (The currency world is ten days and ten years, and the cruelty is rare in ancient and modern times. Remember the survival rule to ensure immortality)

Make money when it goes up, and make coins when it goes down. If you don't sell it, you won't lose money.

Never go all in,

Never go all in,

Never go all in,

Never go all in,

Never go all in,

Never go all in.

Advice 1: Don't be easily deceived by low-priced chips, be firm in your beliefs, and prevent the dealer from knocking and smashing the market;

Advice 2: Chasing up and killing down, entering and exiting with full warehouses are always taboos. The general trend is favorable. It is lower risk to build positions in batches when the market goes down than to chase up.