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I think the rise and fall of tokens is a good thing. If all coins stop fluctuating, then the market is truly dead. Now, with a few meme coins popping up, it at least provides opportunities to make money.
If the market really has no volatility at all, then that's truly despair.

Actually, recently the crypto market has been quite good at printing money. I'm just worried about the lack of volatility. With some fluctuations, making money seems very easy.
All you need is one skill: the ability to analyze and identify patterns.

Is NiMa going crazy? Are altcoins going crazy?

Bought Hynix again and shorted crude oil. Just recording it to see how it moves in a few days.

The biggest problem with people is that they tend to make the same mistakes. You realize there is a problem, but when it occurs, you still continue to make errors.
Great people are those who constantly review, reflect, and analyze, reducing the chances of repeating past mistakes, but it's very difficult to eliminate them entirely.
The same applies to trading—people find it hard to align their knowledge and actions, often habitually making the same mistakes. Then they go through a cycle.

The first step in trading is not learning how to make money, but learning how to control risk.
Many people have been trading for years without learning to manage risk; controlling risk allows you to survive, and only by surviving do you have the chance to make money.
Most bankruptcies are caused by a lack of risk awareness, relying entirely on intuition to gamble.
Controlling risk is difficult; only after experiencing several major ups and downs can you truly understand it.

After many years of talking about a stock market crash, it might really be coming this time.
I’m strongly bearish on the US stocks, expecting a big move. BTC is currently consolidating, not because it's resistant to decline, but just to sit tight and wait for a punch. Once the consolidation ends, we’ll see 40,000.

I asked Claude GPT the same question. To be honest, Claude's capabilities are so strong that it's comparable to GPT. Does anyone know of any even smarter large models? I want to learn more.

What people live for is ultimately a question to explore throughout one's life.

In this world, there is no right or wrong, good or evil—only different perspectives on things. Different angles yield different results.
Where you are, the world is. When you are gone, the world is gone too. Look inward, and let yourself live a little happier.

There's a terrifying but inevitable reality: over the next decade, large numbers of middle-class workers will face unemployment as their jobs are replaced by AI, yet they'll still need to pay mortgages and support their children. I really don't want to imagine what these people will do. The crypto community is fortunate because they don't have jobs in the first place, so they don't have to worry about losing employment.

After nearly a year of reflection, I've discovered that only progress makes me happy.
I desperately want to improve. Whenever I have nothing to do and become decadent, I fall into depression.
So I must find many things to do and make my life more fulfilling.
Three major goals for this year: have a baby, obtain Hong Kong residency, and master stock trading. Three minor goals: become fluent in English, learn to play golf, and continue losing weight.
By making each day more fulfilling, I will be happy. Let's go!

Human nature is to dislike shorting. In fact, in the crypto world with so many scam projects, the success rate of shorting is actually quite high, provided you set stop-losses.
You can set larger stop-losses and control your position size. Because if you don't set stop-losses and don't control your position, one crazy coin can wipe you out. You might win 99 times, but one loss is all it takes to lose everything.
So as long as you strictly implement stop-losses and control your position size, shorting the trash coins in the crypto market is actually quite easy money.
Not optimistic? Short

The world is just a huge makeshift stage; cherish peace.

Web3 people should see stock trading as the inevitable trend. It's evident from the new listings on exchanges, as major exchanges are all listing stocks.
AI cannot be implemented in Web3; it's all a false proposition. To seize this wave of AI, the only way is to buy stocks. Therefore, in the future, focus more on stocks to achieve significant results.
People must keep learning continuously and not stick to one thing. Learn to go with the flow.

$crcl
Found the fun of trading US stocks. One earnings report caused crcl to jump 30%. Damn, trading stocks is really enjoyable. Too bad I bought too little. I was planning to heavily buy crcl below 40, but it didn't drop to my target price, so I only bought the core position.
Any recommended US stocks? I'm here to take over.