Flat flat flat, no more trades, except for the long position on $BNB , all other positions have been closed. If you're not sure about a trade, it's better not to open it, otherwise, you might get played like a dog. When trading, never be afraid of missing out. My understanding is: loss < missing out < small profit < large profit. Many people make the mistake of trying to trade in uncertain markets because they fear missing out, but end up making losing trades, which is meaningless. If you're uncertain, just don't open a trade. If you have opened a trade and are unsure, then close it and don’t trade anymore that day. Opening again after closing is even more foolish; the transaction fees keep eating into your capital. Some people, because of uncertain markets, end up trading many times in a day, and as a result, their capital keeps decreasing. When a market they are confident in finally comes along, they realize they are out of bullets. Don't look, I'm talking about you.

Too many distractions, just messing around

Today various teachers are getting the retail investors to take long positions, hmm.

$BTC fluctuating market, trade less because the current position is difficult to grasp. Those who want to go long can consider $BNB , and it's better to avoid other coin contracts.

Generally, don't trust the trading points shared by #MyFirstFeedPost platform, because real trading experts are too busy and won't easily share; instead, they quietly make money.