The remaining 1000U finally got wiped out yesterday. The moment I opened the liquidation email, I thought to myself, finally liberated, no more staying up late to watch the market, no more mental struggle between the left and right brain. No more anxiety, an unprecedented sense of relief... Luckily, when I had some money, I bought a Niu electric scooter. It has a good riding experience and long battery life, so I should be able to deliver a few more orders each day.

Sold everything. Looking at the wave pattern, there is a high probability of a rebound. It has also rebounded 50% from the lowest point. The speculative position is not strategic.

Back again $COIN and $CRCL , the latter's holding experience is quite explosive, and no altcoins can match this volatility. Let's use profits to resist, I think the US stocks have been quite cautious these past two days, unlikely to reach a top. Staying up late tonight.

About this interest rate decision meeting.

You are just a joke, I'm really overwhelmed, damn copycat.

When the news seems foggy; then trust the candlestick charts, trust the structure, trust the trend, trust common sense.

Tomorrow's "hawkish rate cut" is expected to impact the market until November 16, 2025; because this is a meeting based on a government shutdown and a data vacuum period, and it has been largely anticipated by the market. We will just see if Powell's speech has any surprises; next week is a big data week, which is considered more important.

Suozi was shouted green by me, awesome!

1. If you don't understand it, you can choose not to do it; 2. The risk of shorting in the near future is still relatively large; 3. BES, if S is not E-transformed (everyone understands it), then he is now undervalued (provided that the rebound continues); 4. Look at the quality of this wave of rebound, it will determine the lower limit in the future, if it is strong enough, then the fixed investment is not ready to sell, come down and then buy.

Take a look at this information: 1. First of all, to put it simply, now in the cryptocurrency sector, the SEC's hand is short, and the CFTC is the supervisor; 2. There are only three types of collateral for derivatives trading, $BTC $ETH $USDC , which of these three types is more suitable as collateral? 3. The competition between major powers is a two-way battle, and the United States (1) is betting on the AI technology revolution and betting on the national fortune; (2) The hand is an extension of the hegemony of the US dollar on the chain;

A 10% channel shock, and then 5% of the space in this 10% click bet game is not a very wise choice, if you are an awesome person with various tools to play copycats, the rebound during this period should be good. However, this is a rebound, not a reversal. After the bull turns into a bear, it is not immediately to turn the bear to the bull, and there will be a monkey in the middle, just like after the peak, it will not fall immediately, and it will definitely do enough feints on it.

Maybe it's because I've moved past the stage where I get all excited as soon as something meets my expectations.

No mocking, because I’ve already left the battlefield. I haven’t traded contracts for a few days, and I feel completely refreshed. Sell a bit when it goes up a lot, buy a bit when it drops a lot. Holding spot positions is more forgiving and keeps my mindset stable. The market is still within a range, with large swings turning into small ones and then back to large swings. There will also be false breakouts, fake pullbacks, real breakouts, and other tricks coming up. $coin and $crcl are both performing well, so I’ll continue to hold my positions.

Sold more than half at over 400, luckily didn’t sell all, hope I didn’t miss out 😂. Raised the take-profit for the remaining half to 400, holding to see what happens. The whole market is currently in a narrow range, just waiting to reassess after the Fed meeting on Thursday. Time to make a bet. I expect it will go up first, then down (counting in days, not minutes).

Wave 1 is for observing, Wave 2 is for entering, then hold on; either you count the waves wrong, or you catch the entire move—there's no other outcome. Swimming in the corrective wave? What are you thinking? Even I, from Guilin, wouldn't dare!

Cryptocurrency: 1. Continuing the same idea as this thread, the weak rebound of the choppy market may persist, and some altcoins may experience a "late bloom" rally; 2. However, the rhythm of the choppy market is hard to grasp: ① Major coins keep switching back and forth within the large range of Bitcoin's fluctuations, even showing disorderly wicks up and down, leaving no entry window. If you force your way in, the losses can be severe;

S&P 500: The slope of the uptrend has become increasingly shallow. Is the more professional term for this "flattening"? I think there's still some time left, and there's a good chance it could test the 7000-point level (thinking in a Chinese way), but from a technical pattern perspective, it already looks a lot like a top range.

1. Crypto and US Stocks
That day, a netizen's reply really made me think a lot. Later, I thought about it and realized it's true—this space has always been like this. It's just that, because we're in a bear market, the environment and emotions affect us, causing our mindset to become unbalanced.
Compared to US stocks, the crypto space is young. Youth represents innovation, but it also means volatility. Naturally, it comes with stronger manipulation and more toxicity.

Recent trades:
1. Shorted ETH at basically the highest point, 3030, held until the lowest point, 2700, then kept testing positions, testing, testing, and gave back half of the gains;
2. Went long on SOL at 126, kept adding more and more positions, then took profit at 143, bought back at 141, stopped out at 140, then kept testing positions, testing, testing, and gave back most of the gains again;