MKKeep666

A fan is playing this during the live broadcast; I'll demonstrate it. It doesn't seem very fun.
85% odds, with a maximum of 250 USDT per bet and up to 1250 USDT total. Suitable for small investors who don't understand the market and want to play when it's very boring! Pure gambling.
No recommendations~

The pending orders given in the last live broadcast for $SOL should have all been filled, right?
Currently, the profit and loss ratio has also exceeded 1:1.
Lower the stop loss to let the profits run~
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"Why Do You Keep Adding Positions at the Wrong Times"
$BTC #BTCUD
Have you ever done this:
Enter a trade, and the direction is wrong.
At first, you’re just slightly losing.
You can accept it, and you can analyze.
You look at the market, thinking:
👉 “No problem, this kind of pullback is normal.”
—
But the market doesn’t stop.
It continues moving in the opposite direction.
At this point, you start feeling a bit uncomfortable.
But you don’t cut your losses.
You make another decision:
👉 Add another position
—
Your reason is:
“Average down, and I’ll exit when it rebounds.”
It sounds reasonable.
B

Tonight’s live trading session: $SOL 78.8, go long, set stop-loss based on the 0.5-1u range on the order book.
First target 82. Second target 84.
Once it reaches 82, you can start taking profit, reducing positions, and moving the stop to break even.
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Yesterday's live stream, $ETH 's order, a short position at 2160, and once again, it got stopped out.
The lower support level was set at 2075. The first target is 2075. No more holding now, you can close the position. This trade can be considered settled and secured. The live stream is ongoing, so you can open a new position now.
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This number, very nice~

$HYPE Watching the live stream again and it had me hooked.
With the gap over 40+, focus on the 38 breakout level—once it broke, I got down to below 35. Took profit as scheduled. Very nice.

This should be a very exciting thing
$BTC $ETH
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$ETH is live streaming and picking up money.
Live broadcast order, 2020-2017, entered at the current price, aiming above 2050.
Now, selling off the orders that were just entered during the live stream.
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Did you watch yesterday's live stream? I called a short above 68500, with a stop loss at 69300, and then just held through the close. $BTC This move was comfortable again, you can start reducing your position.
$ETH Similarly, the short above 2145 from yesterday was also comfortable.
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Do you remember the 126,000-dollar Bitcoin? That was just half a year ago.
$BTC $ETH
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"The essence of holding a position is not admitting you're wrong."
Have you ever taken a trade like this:
When you first entered, you were very confident.
Clear logic, a definite direction, and even calculated your profit margin in your mind.
But not long after, the market started moving against you.
At first, you stayed calm.
You glanced at the chart and thought:
"Not a big deal, just normal fluctuations."
Then, as it moved further, you began to comfort yourself:
"It might be a shakeout."
And as it moved even more, you started feeling uncomfortable.
But you wouldn't close the position.
Becaus

Tonight's live broadcast $ETH Is the space above 2070 still comfortable?
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"You Think You're Trading, But You're Actually Venting Emotions"
$BTC #BTC.
Many people think they are trading.
Actually, they are not.
You're just using the market to vent emotions.
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When you place an order, it looks like a decision.
But if you seriously look back, you'll realize:
That order wasn't because an opportunity came.
It's because you couldn't hold back.
Couldn't resist participating,
Couldn't resist trying to recover losses,
Couldn't resist proving yourself,
Couldn't resist turning around the previous loss.
So you clicked that order.
But that order, from the very beginning, wasn't

"Waiting is Harder Than Acting"
$BTC #BTCTrading
Most people think that the hardest part of trading is judgment.
Actually, it's not.
The most difficult thing in trading is never about being bullish or bearish,
not about finding buy points or sell points,
but—
knowing that you shouldn't act now, yet still holding back.
That’s the real challenge.
Many people lose money not because they lack skills,
but because they don’t know how to wait.
They jump in before the chart has played out.
They bet before signals are confirmed.
They rush in before they’re comfortable with the

Reporter: Mr. Trump, did you win or lose this war?
Trump: I made a profit of 🤷
$BTC $ETH
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