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I suddenly recalled a scene from a few years ago, taking care of my grandmother in the hospital. Now it's so similar.
Only consciousness remains.
We're both just betting on an infinitesimal possibility.
Either a miracle happens, or we try to minimize the suffering.
After my grandmother passed, I've been thinking about how much she endured during that final year-plus, holding on to that last breath so her descendants could fulfill their filial duty.
But we were all too selfish to choose to let go.

The best position management is withdrawing funds
Because you can never predict what situation might cause you to lose everything in your account

Bitcoin is a huge pump-and-dump scheme. They probably knew good news was coming, which is why it didn't drop today.

Gold Plummets, South Korean Stock Market Halts
Getting a bit chilly

It's easier for others to pull you down than for you to pull others up.

In relationships, having a partner willing to compromise and sacrifice for you makes your life much more comfortable.

Missed trades incur no cost
Reckless trades could cost you everything

If there could be a black swan event from an oil crisis that causes a super crash in US stocks, I wouldn't dare imagine how happy I'd be to buy the dip at ultra-low prices on these future timeline ticket stocks like NADA, MU, CRCL.

It's hard to pull yourself out once you're trapped in negative emotions.
Making one wrong trade can send you spiraling into this negative mindset.
Every trade is a game of probabilities.
Therefore, you must reduce the frequency of your trades.

It's a bit fragmented; it feels like A-shares are also about to pull back. Bitcoin has once again hit the resistance level all at once. It's still better to stay out of some outdated tokens; they don't get pumped much when the market rises. When they fall, they drop sharply. After several cycles like this, Bitcoin's price hasn't changed much, but the old mainstream coins have been halved.

Previously at the Shanghai F1, I was chatting with friends about the easiest type of KOL to become in the crypto space—actually macro analysts.
You just post news every day, feed the data to AI, polish it a bit, and then post neutral, objective commentary. That's basically it.

Having a good read on the market can actually make it easier to lose money sometimes.
The more accurate you are at judging major trends, the easier it is to fall into "God's perspective" bias.
When you're right, you tend to increase your positions aggressively while ignoring uncertain risks.
When you're wrong, you hold onto short-term positions you've added to and refuse to cut losses, thus overlooking the damage caused by short-term volatility, which only worsens your losses.
So knowing is not impressive—actually doing it is what matters.

A market without a trend—if only I could lose a little less, that would be great.