Sigh, it seems like only Target Bro is playing with Bitcoin now; the recent small fluctuations are almost all related to his opening and closing positions. My original family has been toyed with at his fingertips. 😭😭

The #OKB spot I bought only yields an annualized return of 0.0032% in Zuanbi, with occasional quick profits of about 2%. I hope Xlarye grows bigger and stronger, empowering public chain coins more. I've started studying finance and have become an old leek, feeling a bit bittersweet 😭

A few days ago, I stopped by Shuibei to buy some gold spot while attending a soccer match in Hong Kong. Unfortunately, the bottom price movement shook out most of my gold positions. Besides precious metals, I haven't had much trading ideas lately, can't understand others, is this a fatigue period?

I'm so envious that Feng Wuxiang, who is fifty years old, can take a photo together with Uncle Danny and Virtual Bean Brother. Let me wish him a happy birthday! May the new year continue to bring youthful vitality and strength in old age!

Common Fatal Mistakes in Trading for Ordinary People 1. Full position with high leverage, liquidation is just a needle prick away. 2. No stop loss set, inner thought: I'm watching the market—there will inevitably be times when you fall asleep or lose consciousness. 3. Tight stop loss with large position size: repeatedly wiped out by noise, dying a thousand cuts. 4. Can't hold when the direction is right, stubbornly holding when the direction is wrong, resulting in a long-term inverted risk-reward ratio. 5. Using predicted fees to calculate arbitrage costs: showing a positive paper profit but actually negative cash flow. 6. Using market orders on illiquid assets, slippage eats up everything. 7. Doubling down immediately after losses in revenge: turning a controllable drawdown into a complete wipeout. 8. Trading late at night when fatigued: judgment declines + liquidity worsens + spike risks increase, a triple threat. 9. Following trade calls without logic, jumping in when others shout, but no one tells you when to get out. 10. Never reviewing trades. Falling into the same trap ten times in different ways.

Sincerity is a gift of the highest order, one that most people cannot accept. Much hatred is born from nothingness; souls trapped in mediocrity often cannot endure the light. Thus, excellence, talent, kindness, and happiness all become silent crimes.

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