"From Watching the Market Day and Night to Spending Only 2 Hours a Day, I Did These Three Things" I used to be a "market-watcher," with 8 trading apps on my phone, even bringing my phone into the bathroom while showering. It wasn't until I almost missed an important meeting due to staying up all night watching the market that I realized: if I continue like this, I won't earn any money, and I'll collapse first. Now my routine in life surprises my friends: · 8-9 AM: Review the night market and set the plan for the day · 2-3 PM: Check the market once and adjust orders. · 9-10 PM: Take a last look and prepare to rest Other times? Work when it's work time, exercise when it's exercise time, and I recently signed up for a cooking class. To achieve this transformation, I rely on these three things: First, establish a trading system and bid farewell to impulsive decision-making. My system is so simple that I feel embarrassed to say it out loud: · The price is above the 30-day line, only consider going long. · If the key support holds during the pullback, open a position. · Break support, stop loss Secondly, make good use of conditional orders, let the tools work for me. I used to worry about missing market trends, but now I will: · Set buy limit orders below the support level · Set take profit conditional order at the target position · Set up alert notifications in key positions Third, accept imperfection and let go of the money that shouldn't have been earned. The biggest breakthrough is realizing that I cannot catch every fluctuation. If I miss one opportunity, the market will give me another chance. But if my body collapses, I will truly lose everything. After the transition, my yield not only didn't decrease, but became even more stable. The most important thing is that I finally got my life back. #PI #BTC #ETH #GT #DOGE

"The 'Dumb Indicator' That Helped Me Avoid Three Major Big Dumps" You might not believe it when I say this, but there is a sticky note in the most prominent position on my trading desk, with just one number written on it: "1.8". This is not some mysterious code, but rather my life-saving charm for three years — the long-to-short ratio warning line. I remember last May, the market was in a frenzy, and everyone in the groups was sharing screenshots of contract profits. At that time, I heavily invested in ETH long positions, and the floating profit was quite considerable. But when I habitually opened the data website and saw the long-short ratio jump to 2.1, my palms instantly became sweaty. You might be wondering, what does this number mean? In simple terms, it means that out of 100 people, 68 are going long. In the financial market, this is like a 100-meter sprint where all the participants are crowded on the same side of the starting line. That night I made a decision that my friends could laugh at: I closed all my long positions and opened a small short position. As a result, the next day, the market responded with a big dump, and my short position profits completely covered the part I had earned from closing early; more importantly, I preserved my capital. This "stupid indicator" helped me avoid three big dumps: · In May last year, the long-short ratio was 2.1, and ETH subsequently fell by 35%. · In January this year, the long-short ratio was 1.9, and BTC fell by 18%. · Last month, the long-short ratio surged to 2.0 again, so I reduced my position in advance and perfectly avoided the turbulence. The key is not the indicators themselves, but understanding when to be afraid. When everyone in the market thinks it can still rise, that is often the most dangerous time. I have developed a habit of checking this data first thing every day when the market opens. It's like an old friend, always reminding me to cool down when the market is heating up. #PI #BTC #ETH #DOGE #GT

#隐私币生态普涨 Let's talk about XRP's recent price movements. The start of this month has been somewhat weak, with the price bouncing around the 2.5 level. So far, it's retraced about 19% within this period. The bulls and bears are fighting quite intensely here. From a technical perspective, the buying support around 2.5 still looks solid, but resistance at 2.55 and 2.6 isn't easy to break. The real critical level is at 2.31—holding this line is crucial. If it breaks below, there's a high chance the price could test the 2.18 or even 2.13 levels. Interestingly, November has historically been a strong month for XRP. Looking back at the past 12 years, the average gain in November is about 81.2%. In 2024, the November performance was even more impressive, with a single-month surge of 281.7%. The most extreme case was in the year XRP first launched, when it skyrocketed by 531.9% in November. This seasonal pattern seems quite consistent. On the technical side, there's a "hidden bearish divergence" forming—price is moving down, but RSI is trending upward. This divergence usually indicates that the short-term downtrend might not be over yet. Unless the daily chart can convincingly break above 2.64, the bearish outlook remains intact. For those looking to trade, a potential entry could be around the 2.29–2.32 zone. The first target would be 2.35, and if it stabilizes there, consider aiming for 2.39. Keep in mind, these are just personal observations—proper position sizing and stop-loss management are essential.