It's not necessary to double your position to take profit$ETH $SOL Currently, the mainstream trend of Dog Not to Be, a range-bound fluctuation, is very normal, and it gives us more opportunities to ride the waves, especially near the US stock market opening, so when trading swing positions, it's important to set appropriate take-profit levels. I advised my followers to take profit at 2258, which is also very close to doubling. Don't chase in easily, and don't be the leek that gets cut. After a wave of fluctuation, it returns to the starting point; if you don't set a take-profit, how long will this piece of meat take to mature? Brother Jiang always believes in one principle when guiding his followers: In the crypto world, ups and downs are common; securing profits is the real key. The follow-up entry points have already been arranged by Brother Jiang, and we will continue to wait for the next opportunity.

$ZKJ Honestly, I don't know. Before this fan, I took in 1000 USDT and added me. He said he wanted me to guide him, claiming he lost 20,000 USDT and was preparing for one last dance. At that time, I saw he had lost so much and thought I’d help him recover a bit. Last month, the market was especially good, and I made back 40,000 USDT in just one month. Plus, the rave coin suddenly appeared out of nowhere! I notified him and my other fans two days in advance to set up an ambush. I remember we entered the market at around 0.98. This round, I took profit of 60,000 USDT. Later, this fan said he needed to adjust and wouldn’t trade for now. I can't force him if he doesn't want to trade. If he doesn't want to trade, then just don't trade. I don't have that kind of coercion. 😄 A few days ago, he came back and said he lost again. I told him to increase his position a bit. But he went ahead and opened a position on his own. Today, I asked other fans to do more ZKJ. Today, it’s about to be delisted, and I expect another dip today. When that happens, I’ll let him come out then!!! #加密市场小幅下跌 $ETH

Recently, I spent some time reviewing the major decentralized exchanges (DEXs) in the current market and found that this sector is changing very rapidly. Honestly, the development of decentralized exchanges over the past two years has far exceeded my initial expectations. From simple swap tools at the beginning, it has now evolved into a fully functional DeFi ecosystem. First, let’s talk about why it's important to pay attention to decentralized exchanges. Compared to centralized exchanges, the biggest advantage of DEXs is that you have complete control over your assets, eliminating the risk of holding coins on an exchange. Additionally, trading fees are usually lower, and liquidity is continuously improving. Of course, security still depends on your own judgment; choosing audited projects is very important. If you want to pick a leading decentralized exchange, Uniswap is almost unavoidable. The liquidity scale of this project is truly impressive, with TVL consistently ranking at the top of the industry. Its automated market maker model has become the standard configuration for DEXs, and it supports a wide range of blockchain ecosystems, from Ethereum to Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism. The fee structure is also flexible, with tiers at 0.05%, 0.3%, and 1%, allowing users to choose based on their needs. In derivatives trading, dYdX is considered to be quite advanced. It allows users to trade over 35 types of perpetual contracts for cryptocurrencies, and there are no gas fees, which significantly reduces costs for frequent traders. Founded by former Coinbase engineer Antonio Juliano, this project indeed has some unique ideas in product design. Decentralized exchanges on different chains each have their own features. PancakeSwap on BSC attracts many users due to low costs and fast transactions. In the Solana ecosystem, Raydium and Jupiter also hold their own positions. Raydium’s liquidity is quite stable, often exceeding $950 million, while Jupiter acts as an aggregator providing better prices. The Osmosis project in the Cosmos ecosystem connects over 50 blockchains via the IBC cross-chain protocol, showcasing impressive cross-chain capabilities. Regarding stablecoin trading, Curve Finance is a top-tier player. Its 0.04% trading fee is among the lowest in the market, and its TVL exceeds $2 billion. It also undergoes thorough security audits. For swapping between stablecoins or hedging, Curve is a very good choice. There are also some emerging decentralized exchanges worth paying attention to. For example, Aerodrome on the Base chain charges only 0.2% fees, and its user experience is continuously being optimized. Balancer offers more flexibility with its customizable liquidity pools, allowing users to create pools with up to 8 different tokens. When choosing a decentralized exchange, I think the most important indicators are: liquidity size, which determines how quickly you can execute trades; user interface friendliness, which affects the trading experience; the completeness of security audits, which relates to fund safety; the number of supported tokens, which affects your options; and trading fees, which directly impact your returns. Overall, the ecosystem of decentralized exchanges is now quite mature, with different projects focusing on various aspects. Whether you want to do simple token swaps, provide liquidity to earn fees, or trade derivatives, there are decentralized exchanges available to meet your needs. The key is to select a platform that matches your trading habits and risk tolerance, while also ensuring proper security measures.