USUAL Official spot trading on Binance at 19:00 today. I've been following since the pre-market trading started. From 0.23U to 0.4U, I’ve been urging everyone to buy as soon as possible, because from the beginning I firmly believe that the worst bottom price will be at least 0.5U. Many people think I am a shill, and I have sworn that I am not. Why do I post articles every day to promote? I just believe that after analyzing and researching, this governance token has development potential, the price will rise, and it can bring profits to small retail investors, that's all. Some friends asked me to create a small circle and charge for paid recommendations, which I refused. New projects also contacted me for paid promotion, and I similarly declined. I believe that if I have the ability and strength to make money, why bother to create a small circle for disguised charging? I even disdain bloggers who charge for recommending projects in small circles. Also, if the project is not good and helps others promote, wouldn't it be harming everyone when they take the loss? Now let's talk about the official spot trading of USUAL this afternoon. I believe there will likely be some volatile price action. I will also share my response strategy for everyone's reference: If there are airdrops and market makers crazily dumping and washing out, and the price drops below 0.55U to a new low, I will also buy in heavily. If it continues to fluctuate slightly without any upward movement over the next few days, I will have the patience to wait for a year for the price to rise. I will also fulfill my previous promise and will not sell any at a price below 1U. This is just my personal trading strategy, so everyone should operate according to their own actual situation and not blindly follow. Wishing everyone prosperity! $USUAL
After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, I've earned over 40 million, and now I rely on it to support my family. This process has taught me six valuable lessons, though brief, they're precise! I'm sharing them with everyone now; learning them will help you avoid many detours!
1. When trading cryptocurrencies, focus on the strong ones. If uncertain, look at the 60-day moving average; if it's above, buy or add, if below, withdraw—this trick works most of the time.
2. If something suddenly rises over 50%, don't rush to chase it; it can easily cause panic. It's more stable to buy at a low point, with less risk, and potential for greater profits.
3. There are always signals before a big rise, like minor price fluctuations of 10% to 20%, but with low trading volume. At this time, slowly buy at a low level, and you’ll likely catch the trend.
4. When a new market hotspot emerges, it will definitely be hot in the first few days. Seize this opportunity and follow the big funds to easily make money.
5. When a bear market arrives, keep your hands off; at least don't trade for six months. If the market is bad, operate less; knowing when to rest is what makes a master.
6. Every week, take a moment to reflect—not to check if you're making money, but to see if your strategy is correct. If it is, stick with it; if not, adjust it. After a few months, your trading path will become stable.
Remember, success doesn’t just fall from the sky; it comes to those who are prepared.
Today and tomorrow, the last opportunity to increase positions. Why do some investors always have a persecution complex, knowing that they can make money but still think it's a trap $USUAL
The price of this governance token $USUAL has quickly rebounded from a high of 0.9U to a low of 0.55U, and is currently fluctuating slightly around 0.73U. From this, it can be seen that 0.55U is a very strong support level, and the price rebound is also a result of the tacit approval of market makers or platform project parties. Since institutional whales cannot dump too much or buy heavily at low prices. My personal view leans towards the idea that if the price is too low, market makers or platform project parties will also strongly intervene. Because if the price is too low, a large number of low chips will flow into the hands of retail investors, which would be detrimental to USUAL's wash and rise after formal trading. When it retraced to 0.6U, I had planned that if it fell below 0.5U the next day, I would find ways to borrow several accounts to buy in large quantities, but I did not take action as it later rebounded. I have mentioned more than once that if this coin does not even reach a price of 0.5U after formal trading, there is no need for it to be issued at all. In two days, USUAL will begin formal trading, and those who are still fantasizing about buying low chips at 0.2U or 0.4U can take a break. Because once formal trading removes the purchase limits, there will be a large number of institutional whales buying crazily at prices below 0.9U. The reason is that buying at 1.1U will not incur losses; I have stated this in my previous articles and will not repeat it here. Friends who have not seen this article can click on my homepage to check. Those still singing about the price drop are simply hoping to buy at an even lower price, and there is no need to pay them any mind. If they do not buy now, they will strive to chase and buy after the price rises, and I believe they are more eager for their re-entry. Wishing everyone prosperity!
$USUAL Forget about not understanding English, at least you have some understanding of Chinese. It is so clear that it will be listed for spot trading, how can it be interpreted as being delisted?
Those who are easily angered are mostly weak, because only the weak will show off their strength, and the strong often know how to show weakness. No matter how many pessimistic masters there are in the square, most of them are losers without real warehouses. The price limit is 40,000 coins, but everyone bought 70,000 to 80,000 or even hundreds of thousands of coins. Is there a bug that makes the system let them buy so many?
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$USUAL I said this coin is very good when it was priced at around $0.25. It has great potential. Some people naively compare it with SCR. If you just look at the K-line, it can be easily compared, so why can't you make money? Besides, can scroll and usual K-line be the same?
If you are smart, why are you not rich?
If you are smart, why are you not lucky?
You care so much about a coin you are "not interested in". It crashed to zero after the airdrop, and you come to sing bad news every now and then. Your words can reveal your current situation: "You missed the opportunity, you feel uncomfortable, you want to get on the train, or you sold it too early! Or you bought at 0.4 and sold at 0.2". It's that simple.
If I don't even look at a coin I'm not interested in, why would I have the mind to sing a few words to care whether it is about to die? Ridiculous.
$USUAL Bold Guess for the Opening Script: Opening at 1.0, peak at the opening, profit-taking, dropping 30 points all the way down to below 0.7, because the operator lacks the strength to push the price up, with too much selling pressure of 5 million USD. The second scenario is that the operator pushes the price up and absorbs all orders at 1.0, directly pushing it to 1.5.
Now is still a good opportunity, the airdrop going live is the official opening, explosive rise
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Is it still possible to add to my position? I really want to add to my position, do you have any suggestions, big shots? Or should I wait until tomorrow after the short selling?