#Giggle, you should give us some face and give us a good scolding, right? You've been acting like this for so many days 🥹 @heyibinance @cz_binance

It's actually quite frustrating. When things are going well, everything goes smoothly; when things are going badly, nothing you do goes right. A few days ago, I had a 2x leveraged GIGGLE at 111 yuan. After holding it for a few days, it finally reached 160 yuan. I thought it would continue to rise to the previous high. Looks like I was too naive. I woke up this morning to find Bitcoin had dropped by one coin, and GIGGLE was dragged down with it. That evening, after the number of GIGGLE sell-offs and donations were announced, it dropped again, directly causing me a loss of 2000 USDT. Meanwhile, my 2x and 2.2x Aster futures with cost basis of 1.14 and 1.24 respectively crashed. From the high of 1.44, the drop was about 37%. Manually lost 5,000-6,000 USDT And some other miscellaneous losses, adding it all up, it's another 10,000 USD 🫠 This period has really been unlucky. I shouldn't have gone against the market. The market clearly knew it was going to fall, but I was still buying into these supposedly hot altcoins, naively thinking, "It's different!" The biggest lesson of 2025 is "Altcoins are ultimately just garbage." Everyone should focus on their core business from now on, and use AI to create potential money-making opportunities. The crypto market is really tough right now. Let's wait until Bitcoin drops to around 73,000, and then observe whether it has stopped falling.

No, no, it's because of @RenoDuh that I found out my photo was on the backdrop of the @CCCCampus event. And why is my smile so radiant? 😆 You can see from the photo why, despite countless bankruptcies and more than three bankruptcies, I haven't escaped this world. Because I always manage to pick myself up a few days later and greet the world and its challenges with a smile again. The only regret is that CCCC didn't invite me this time. 🥲

"Ao Ying EP3: How Many Times Have You Went Bankrupt? You Learned Through These Painful Memories!" When I heard Ao Ying say this, I thought it made a lot of sense. Every time I went bankrupt, I really forced myself to learn certain lessons. If I didn't remember, I'd just go through a few more bankruptcies and I'd learn. Looking back at this video is quite ironic. I just posted on Threads that I went bankrupt, and today I'm posting this video. It's just a coincidence within a coincidence 🙃🫠 Why did I suddenly increase my position size and decrease leverage? Regarding the stick handling, on the one hand, I thought I could control myself; on the other hand, I had carefully considered some of Ao Ying's ideas at the time, and thought I could do it like him. In reality, my market acumen isn't as good as his; I need more practice. If you are currently facing a slump, and experiencing pain, perhaps this video can help you. @thankUcrypto

I met an incredibly talented Japanese friend, @_FORAB, at a Binance event. He has nearly 90,000 followers! If you follow his account, you'll know that he's incredibly dedicated to his work. Every article is packed with valuable information and insights, the kind of content that elevates your thinking as you read. I'm so curious how he manages to absorb so much knowledge every day and still produce such high-quality content. He's also very bullish on Ethereum 😂 What price does he expect? What do you think? If you'd like to learn more about this kind of content, this is definitely worth checking out.

"You Can't Make Money Beyond What You Think: Examine These Four Questions, and Maybe You'll Be the Next Rich Person" The crypto world is experiencing a lot of FOMO lately. ZEC has surged, nearly 15 times its initial value from the bottom. Those with leveraged contracts might chase the rally, but in retrospect, even if you opened positions at the bottom or in the middle of the upward trend, it's difficult to withstand the 20% to 37% pullbacks during each upward wave. You often don't even know where the top is, and you'll always look back with a sense of optimism, "I should have bought!" "I should have bought, but I sold too early!" Many cryptocurrencies, once they drop more than 30%, plummet towards zero, occasionally giving you a false rebound followed by an even bigger drop, what you thought was a surge was just a temporary resurgence! Every truly explosive cryptocurrency price surge inevitably involves a pullback of over 20%. While the daily chart may look good, switching to the hourly chart raises several questions: 1. Would you dare to chase the price at that moment? 2. Even if you did, could you hold onto it? 3. Even if you dared to chase, would you dare to invest a large sum of money? 4. If you did chase and held, but guessed the top wrong, turning a huge profit into nothing, could you handle the psychological impact of the loss? By asking yourself these four questions, you won't worry about missing out, and you won't need to envy others. The psychological pressure those few who succeeded during this process is unimaginable to those who weren't involved.

A lot of people are still shorting Ethereum, but it really rebounded! 🥰🥰🥰

30% in real trading

If Ethereum closes like this on the daily chart, it probably won't go down much further... I've often said before that if there are three consecutive horizontal spikes at the top, commonly known as the "three incense sticks" pattern, it's a sign of a market crash. But if you look at it the other way around, it's a sign of a bottoming out and an upward surge. Right now, the market is in a frenzy, altcoins are rising wildly, while Ethereum and Bitcoin are falling, some altcoins haven't fallen much at all. I even went long on FIL at 1.653, and after selling all my holdings at an average price of 2.55, I just went back in at 2.95. It can still rise to 3.8? I'm really confused…🙃 This situation is a bit scary. It's very similar to when I entered the market in April 2021. Back then, I traded contracts. As long as I could hold on during a downturn, I would profit by simply going long. It made you feel like you could make money so easily. When you feel like making money is so easy, you should be aware of the risks. This isn't normal. It feels like the calm before the storm. Given that context, a month later, the massive market crash of May 19, 2021, occurred. What are your thoughts on the current situation?

Take off!