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Finally finished. Buying a Windows server. I was planning to try reverse engineering MT5 today, directly capturing a simple link. I wanted to do reverse engineering to see if I could avoid using the MT5 terminal, but I really can't stand this thing anymore.
Is there any senior who can share their MT5 live account (needs server, user ID, and observation password)? I want to run some stress tests to see if the API can handle it. Thanks a lot, everyone!

I recommend that all friends prepare a Hong Kong data SIM card.
Now, airport restrictions are becoming increasingly strict, and many airports have shut down access. We don't know what the future holds. Even if you set up your own access channel, it may not be stable (it's very possible that your data center IP range could be blocked).
Every friend physically inside the Great Firewall should stay vigilant. The firewall is always there; no one knows when it will be upgraded or intensified. We must ensure we always have a backup method to bypass the restrictions as an escape pod.

Seeing someone criticizing Dai Dai, the scythe, the crypto circle, and the old-fashioned vibe
As someone who looks down on the crypto circle from a traditional industry, I think these people are too arrogant. The environment in the crypto circle is so bad, with so many scythes, so the remaining retail investors are somewhat resistant to collapse and pests in other markets.
Not to mention these top experts who have overcome the scythe—they are not just savvy, they are exceptional talents among the best.
Top traders in the crypto circle also cross over to trade precious metals and US stock

Here are my reflections on today's position opening and some insights from real trading:
Just now, when I was watching Brother Jie’s live trading, I thought about today’s situation. Silver touched the previous high, and many expert traders were betting on a false breakout here. But in the end, it pushed higher. The situation here is very similar to February 27th.
That day, Brother Jie opened 15 short positions here, but didn’t close them. He lost 110,000 in a day, which is quite similar to today’s situation. He kept betting on a false breakout of the previous high at 92.
These are critical lev

The website showcasing top traders' live trading accounts is about to undergo a major update
1. I have narrowed the column on the right, and all future space will be dedicated to charts
2. Now supports importing your API, MT5 documents, and other features. Currently, cryptocurrencies only support BTC, ETH, and SOL
3. New feature: dynamically view hype whale opening positions; all information is displayed in the chart for easy understanding
4. New feature: press space to open the assistant, letting it guide you to the most profitable and most losing intervals in trading data
The website will be

My mom was tidying up the house today and found a lot of love letters I received from girls in high school, as well as letters from my girlfriend. Time flies so fast; I can still remember what most of them looked like...
Such wonderful student days!

What is the obsession that Brother Jie often talks about? Let me share my example with everyone.
In the past, there was a coin called wlfi. Brother Jie told me that this coin might first rise sharply, then fall back to the original point, just like Trump Media and trump币. He also told me that the coin has too many tokens, so it might not follow that pattern, and I should definitely hedge my position. But I became obsessed with the first part he mentioned.
This coin only allocated me 20% of the initial batch, so I kept wanting to go long on it, to catch its first surge, then sell. Later, be

According to the video, Brother Jie is shorting at 4536 with a white arrow tonight, stop loss at 4555. What does everyone think?

Hey @grok can you perfectly swap this outfit to her

No matter where I go, I always carry these two little things in the hidden pocket of my bag. Does anyone know what these are?

New feature: now, when you click the bottom right corner, the opened images will show Jie Ge's take-profit and stop-loss levels for each trade (if set; if not, they won't be displayed).
For example, in this trade, he went long on silver at 78.8. Looking to the side, you can see that Jie Ge's entry point was exactly where he filled the gap and pulled back—also the high point of the rebound on the left. Here, Jie set his stop-loss at 77 and his take-profit at 88.8.
After opening this position, silver surged sharply. It quickly reached 80, but unfortunately, a one-hour candle plummeted, shaking J

Brothers, thanks for waiting. I just deployed r2, worked on it all night. Honestly, writing the code is simple, what's hard is improving the user experience for everyone, finding all kinds of bugs. For a webpage written in just one day, I'm already very satisfied with it. Let me release it now so everyone can use it.

I built a small webpage today and overlaid Street Brother's trading data on the candlestick chart. I've been reviewing it as I built it, and I really admire it. This short position he opened - I can't even imagine how satisfying it must have been. More satisfying than anything else honestly.
Before opening this trade, he took a $40k loss and shorted 7 times in a row, each time getting stopped out as the price recovered. But he kept coming back and opened another short right before the crash.
He made nearly $300k on two trades. Brothers, would you dare to keep trying shorts over and over after

Here I can confirm that Street Brother most likely opened a long position.
Gold crashed to 4504, which is the actual low point from the previous sharp decline. Street Brother had a similar pattern when he opened SOL before.
Street Brother has many different patterns for opening positions, and he's used this particular pattern countless times with an exceptionally high win rate.