Crypto News
September 19 Highlights:
1. The Trump administration requests the U.S. Supreme Court to allow the president to dismiss Federal Reserve Board member Cook.
2. Senators Warren and two others question the Justice Department about Binance's compliance status.
3. Coinbase CEO: Banks are using "false threats" against stablecoin reward policies.
4. U.S. President Trump: The stock market will perform better over time.
5. Monad launches the incentive program Momentum for ecological projects, with the first round of applications closing on September 28.
Trading Insights
It's the weekend, and there isn't much market activity. Take a moment to recharge. Today, let's discuss how to manage contract trading to maintain risk control while making trading more systematic!
Stop trading after a loss; avoid impulsive orders. Contract trading is inherently about taking small risks for larger rewards, and losses are normal. If stop-losses are frequently triggered, it’s essential to pause trading, calmly review strategies, and avoid making impulsive trades out of frustration to prevent further losses.
Abandon the "get rich overnight" mentality; reject hasty trading. Trading is never a shortcut, and it’s crucial to remain calm during losses. Avoid rushing to open positions to recover losses, and never go all-in. Steadiness is the key to long-term success.
Go with the trend; don’t fight it. Recognize the major trend and do not operate against it in a one-sided market. Once a trend is established, holding against it will only lead to significant losses. It’s wiser to patiently wait for the right opportunity.
Calculate the risk-reward ratio; aim for at least 2:1 before entering a trade. Always calculate the risk-reward ratio before opening a position to ensure potential profits can cover losses (at least 2:1); otherwise, achieving positive returns in the long run will be difficult.
Restrain frequent trading; beginners should not chase "every opportunity." Non-expert traders must strictly control their impulse to open positions, especially beginners should not attempt to catch every fluctuation—most so-called "opportunities" are actually traps for losses.
Only trade within your knowledge; avoid volatility beyond your capability. Do not force trades outside your analytical ability. Maintaining your knowledge boundaries can help avoid losses from blindly following trends.
Never hold onto losing positions; stop-loss is the last line of defense. Stop-loss is the bottom line of trading, and beginners must strictly enforce it. Holding onto losing positions is the beginning of a downward spiral into losses, so always stay vigilant.
Don’t get carried away when profitable; success often precedes losses. After making a profit, it’s crucial to remain rational. Getting carried away can lead to operational mistakes; preserving profits is more critical than making additional gains.
The above points consistently revolve around "risk control" and "psychological management." By adhering to these bottom lines, you can navigate contract trading more steadily and further!
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Below are the real trading signals from the Big White Community this week. Congratulations to those who followed along. If your trades are not going well, you can come and test the waters.
The data is real, and each trade has a screenshot from when it was issued.
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BTC
Analysis
Bitcoin's daily chart rose from a low of around 116050 yesterday to a high of around 117900, closing near 117000. The support level is around MA60; if it breaks, it could drop to MA90. A pullback can be used to buy near this level. The resistance level is around 118350; if it breaks, it could rise to around 120100. A rebound near this level can be used to sell short. MACD shows a decrease in bullish momentum. The four-hour chart shows support around MA30; if it breaks, it could drop to MA360. A pullback can be used to buy near this level. The resistance level is around 117750; if it breaks, it could rise to around 118550. A rebound near this level can be used to sell short. MACD shows a decrease in bullish momentum and indicates signs of a death cross.
ETH
Analysis
Ethereum's daily chart fell from a high of around 4645 yesterday to a low of around 4550, closing near MA30. If it breaks, it could drop to around 4330. A pullback can be used to buy near this level. The resistance level is around 4675; if it breaks, it could rise to around 4825. A rebound near this level can be used to sell short. MACD shows a decrease in bullish momentum. The four-hour chart shows support around 4485; if it breaks, it could drop to MA120. A pullback can be used to buy near this level. The resistance level is around 4635; if it breaks, it could rise to around 4755. A rebound near this level can be used to sell short. MACD shows a decrease in bullish momentum and indicates signs of a death cross.
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