CoinPoison

Trading cryptocurrencies shouldn't be taken too seriously. Keep a good mindset, treat it as a fun game, and you'll feel much more relaxed. A certain institution gave me a 500 USDT experience voucher. These past two days, I've been playing outside while casually opening orders. Just now, ETH's decline has wiped out my account, which is now at 10,000 USDT.\n\nThere's no secret or special experience involved. It's based on medium- to long-term judgment. Over these two days, when I see the price go up, I short it; when it comes down, I close the position. I don't watch the price points or monitor

In other words, there's a high probability that your money will be returned and your account will be frozen if you transfer it in. If you're lucky and the transfer goes through, you'll still need to freeze the account to explain the funds. After completing the explanation, you'll have to go through the hassle of transferring the money back.
Finally, if you actually manage to transfer the money back, you'll have a record of the overseas remittance, and the tax authorities will come knocking again. In the end, you'll realize that all your hard work and fussing have only lived in your imaginati

You're not alone, good morning with me.\nDue to the ongoing sluggish market conditions in the crypto world,\nmany trader friends around me have already given up on the 2026 market,\nand have started engaging in illegal activities like selling silver, refining copper, and producing nickel😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Haohoumi helped me do a rough cut - $I'm coming
The overall feeling isn't exciting enough, I always feel like something's missing. What do you think? I won't post this version on Twitter for now. Are there any editing experts among the fans, preferably holders of $I'm coming, to help us build and improve? Let's see if we can catch CZ and the First Sister's attention and show them the strength of our community!

Still not enough? Have you learned your lesson? You can't spend all the money, but you might lose it all.
Constant short-term trading will only cause you to lose your long-term judgment, winning a tiny, hard-earned profit while missing a big trend opportunity. Sometimes, not trading during a bad market is also a form of trading.
If you want that copy-trading badge, bring a few people, each send me 10u, and I'll create a badge. Thank you, good friends, you're not alone. Here's my good morning to you.

With such a good market, I need to find an opportunity to move. Those who haven't bookmarked or followed yet, remember to do so. You can use me as a target, or as a counter-indicator—use me however you want😎

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Let's talk about my current market perspective.
First, a note at the beginning—this is the initial version of 牛尾熊.
Trading is about going with the trend; being a KOL/blogger requires going against the trend.
Short-term bullishness is possible, but the long-term outlook can only be bearish. Rebounds are not reversals. You must understand this—occasional rebounds are just a breather. The real profit lies not in rebounds but in the confirmed trend after a breakout.
Also, don't easily believe in so-called "project team rescue measures." Essentially, it's just forcing your narrative in a bear marke