Previously, I was told my strategy was writing too many trades. Now I've changed it so that I don't write real-time orders for a few ETH positions. Do you think that might be better? I'll only write intraday and regular orders. Could you give me some advice?

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ThisIs0Now0
· 20h ago
Sometimes I don't set a take-profit, but when the market reaches a certain point, I can be reminded to take profit.
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AjieNo.1
· 05-01 07:39
It is recommended to discuss the major market trends roughly every day.
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DriveACarWith95-OctaneFuelTo
· 05-01 07:26
For example, the 4-hour level.
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DriveACarWith95-OctaneFuelTo
· 05-01 07:26
Can you send it in parts based on the timeline?
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AjieNo.1
· 05-01 06:21
This is quite good.
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Old7
· 05-01 06:04
That's right, if the intraday order expires, I cancel it. I'm a bit confused right now.
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CoolKiller2
· 05-01 05:49
Okay, thank you everyone
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sixflowers
· 05-01 05:47
You can write less and send more.
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GateUser-36c7e5b9
· 05-01 05:39
If liquidity is low over the weekend, you can also place a few regular orders on some altcoins.
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EarnMoreUsdt
· 05-01 05:35
This works; the points have been hit, and you can just update it again.
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