I see a lot of people asking why it opened at 67,000, how could it possibly open at 67,000? Actually, I opened at 55,000. Haha, I just personally prefer to set a very high liquidation price. I'll hold on until the end, a typical retail trader mentality. But I can't overcome this retail trader mentality, so I might as well play with a small position. If the situation isn't right, I'll add a position at 10,000 points. If there's no major narrative in the fluctuations, I'll add at 5,000 points. This trade has lasted more than two months. It's not that there haven't been opportunities to exit; I just don't want to. At most, a 1 BTC position. Once I add, I guarantee the margin and hold on. I can endure and I can take risks; the basis of what I can take is that I can endure. Large retail traders can only play this way. It's true that the end of contracts is liquidation, so the saying still stands: small positions, more margin. Everyone, let's see if I can endure this time. Haha, if I can endure, I'll share more. Endurance mentality comes first; the mentality is about position size and margin. I'm not leaving; I'll see how high it can go. There's no perpetual rise, and no perpetual fall.
#There is no eternal decline, nor eternal rise, control your positions, everyone. On July 9, I opened a short position at 64,500 until now. . . I just reduced my position and then added some back. . . It's still not stable enough $BTC
#币安合约锦标赛 What do you think? It is far from the point of panic. With more experience, this is just the beginning. Either you learn to stop loss with a heavy position, or you slowly trap the ant position. There will always be opportunities if the direction is right. If all the ant positions are liquidated, what will happen? It will be death from adding positions, everyone.