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#BTC行情
$BNB
BTC market:
How can we say about BTC this week? It’s like a person wandering at a crossroads, looking left and right, and finally deciding to crouch down and tie their shoelaces first.
Short-term players might be making a killing in this market, playing high and low with ease. But I’m not that type.
Now is just a time to daydream.
$BNB
BTC market:
How can we say about BTC this week? It’s like a person wandering at a crossroads, looking left and right, and finally deciding to crouch down and tie their shoelaces first.
Short-term players might be making a killing in this market, playing high and low with ease. But I’m not that type.
Now is just a time to daydream.
#特朗普缓和局势
$BNB
"Trump eases tensions"—To be honest, I haven't seen these words in a long time. What I've seen before was either "tariff increases" or "threats of sanctions"; suddenly coming across "easing" feels quite unusual.
After looking around, it seems to say that Trump has indicated a willingness to relax certain trade issues a bit, not being so rigid.
There aren't many specifics, but the market has already reacted positively—U.S. stock futures have risen, oil prices have rebounded, and even the cryptocurrency market has shown a small uptrend. A typical case of "give a little sunshine and it will shine bright."
Trump's words today say easing, but tomorrow he might flip again. This style of "Twitter diplomacy" is something we are not unfamiliar with.
The current strategy is very simple: invest as planned and lay low as needed. He can ease tensions or flip-flop as he likes; anyway, I have no plans to sell the coins I hold tomorrow.
$BNB
"Trump eases tensions"—To be honest, I haven't seen these words in a long time. What I've seen before was either "tariff increases" or "threats of sanctions"; suddenly coming across "easing" feels quite unusual.
After looking around, it seems to say that Trump has indicated a willingness to relax certain trade issues a bit, not being so rigid.
There aren't many specifics, but the market has already reacted positively—U.S. stock futures have risen, oil prices have rebounded, and even the cryptocurrency market has shown a small uptrend. A typical case of "give a little sunshine and it will shine bright."
Trump's words today say easing, but tomorrow he might flip again. This style of "Twitter diplomacy" is something we are not unfamiliar with.
The current strategy is very simple: invest as planned and lay low as needed. He can ease tensions or flip-flop as he likes; anyway, I have no plans to sell the coins I hold tomorrow.
#国际油价下跌
$BNB
Oil prices have dropped, can gas be a bit cheaper?
To be honest, I can hardly afford gas these days!
Why the drop?
Firstly, OPEC+ is increasing production. The oil-producing countries have agreed to pump over 400,000 more barrels a day starting in April. With more supply, prices naturally go down.
Secondly, the global economy isn't that hot. Especially over in Europe, manufacturing data isn't looking good, and everyone thinks they won't need as much oil.
Thirdly, Trump has been shouting that "oil prices are too high." Although what he says isn't always taken seriously, the market has to give him some face.
The most direct result is — our gas will be a bit cheaper.
It feels like in this era, all assets are dropping, except wages aren't increasing.
Assets around the world are being discounted, but my wallet still feels so empty.
$BNB
Oil prices have dropped, can gas be a bit cheaper?
To be honest, I can hardly afford gas these days!
Why the drop?
Firstly, OPEC+ is increasing production. The oil-producing countries have agreed to pump over 400,000 more barrels a day starting in April. With more supply, prices naturally go down.
Secondly, the global economy isn't that hot. Especially over in Europe, manufacturing data isn't looking good, and everyone thinks they won't need as much oil.
Thirdly, Trump has been shouting that "oil prices are too high." Although what he says isn't always taken seriously, the market has to give him some face.
The most direct result is — our gas will be a bit cheaper.
It feels like in this era, all assets are dropping, except wages aren't increasing.
Assets around the world are being discounted, but my wallet still feels so empty.
#金价连续第十天下跌
$BNB
The gold price has fallen for the tenth consecutive day. To be honest, I have become numb.
Today is March 24th, and the gold price has fallen for the tenth consecutive day.
Why is it falling continuously?
Actually, the reason is similar to the previous wave of plummets, except this time it's a series, not a single episode.
The US dollar is too strong. Although the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, the market has found that the rate cuts aren't coming quickly, and the dollar index continues to rise. Gold is priced in dollars; when the dollar rises, gold has to fall. This logic is simple, but simple things are often the most brutal.
The market is no longer afraid. Gold is a safe-haven asset, and safe-haven assets usually rise when everyone is scared. But what about now? The US stock market hasn't crashed, and geopolitical conflicts haven't escalated. People feel that 'it doesn't seem that scary,' so they sell gold and pursue other investments.
The continuous drop in gold prices for ten days, to be honest, doesn't have a big impact on ordinary people.
The ones really losing money are those who have leveraged their investments, those who have bet all their money on gold. Even if ordinary people buy some gold, it's just a small part of their assets; if it falls, it falls, and it doesn't mean they can't live their lives anymore.
So, if you bought gold, my advice is: don't look at it, don't sell it, don't think about it. The premise is that you bought physical gold or ETFs, not those futures with tens of times leverage. If you leveraged your investment, just pretend I didn't say anything, and good luck.
$BNB
The gold price has fallen for the tenth consecutive day. To be honest, I have become numb.
Today is March 24th, and the gold price has fallen for the tenth consecutive day.
Why is it falling continuously?
Actually, the reason is similar to the previous wave of plummets, except this time it's a series, not a single episode.
The US dollar is too strong. Although the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates, the market has found that the rate cuts aren't coming quickly, and the dollar index continues to rise. Gold is priced in dollars; when the dollar rises, gold has to fall. This logic is simple, but simple things are often the most brutal.
The market is no longer afraid. Gold is a safe-haven asset, and safe-haven assets usually rise when everyone is scared. But what about now? The US stock market hasn't crashed, and geopolitical conflicts haven't escalated. People feel that 'it doesn't seem that scary,' so they sell gold and pursue other investments.
The continuous drop in gold prices for ten days, to be honest, doesn't have a big impact on ordinary people.
The ones really losing money are those who have leveraged their investments, those who have bet all their money on gold. Even if ordinary people buy some gold, it's just a small part of their assets; if it falls, it falls, and it doesn't mean they can't live their lives anymore.
So, if you bought gold, my advice is: don't look at it, don't sell it, don't think about it. The premise is that you bought physical gold or ETFs, not those futures with tens of times leverage. If you leveraged your investment, just pretend I didn't say anything, and good luck.
#CZ称比特币是硬资产
$BNB
When I just brushed past this news, I was having dinner.
CZ tweeted that Bitcoin is a hard asset and specifically emphasized that he "is not suggesting to buy." I couldn't help but laugh a little when I saw it—this phrasing is too familiar. Translated, it means: "I say it's good, but if you lose money, don't look for me."
The most heartbreaking part of the term "hard asset" is that while the asset is hard, the person holding the asset has a soft heart.
For ordinary people, I think the most reliable method is dollar-cost averaging. Buy a little every week, regardless of whether the price is high or low. This way, your cost will be averaged out, and your mindset will be much better. You won't regret buying at a high point, nor will you feel regret for not riding the bottom.
It won't make you rich overnight, but it will make you slowly richer.
As for myself, I will continue to do dollar-cost averaging and keep saving. After all, I only have two points left—slowly and steadily.
$BNB
When I just brushed past this news, I was having dinner.
CZ tweeted that Bitcoin is a hard asset and specifically emphasized that he "is not suggesting to buy." I couldn't help but laugh a little when I saw it—this phrasing is too familiar. Translated, it means: "I say it's good, but if you lose money, don't look for me."
The most heartbreaking part of the term "hard asset" is that while the asset is hard, the person holding the asset has a soft heart.
For ordinary people, I think the most reliable method is dollar-cost averaging. Buy a little every week, regardless of whether the price is high or low. This way, your cost will be averaged out, and your mindset will be much better. You won't regret buying at a high point, nor will you feel regret for not riding the bottom.
It won't make you rich overnight, but it will make you slowly richer.
As for myself, I will continue to do dollar-cost averaging and keep saving. After all, I only have two points left—slowly and steadily.
#黄金创43年来最大单周跌幅
$BNB
Gold prices plummeted! When I brushed past this news last night, I was eating instant noodles.
"Gold records the largest single-week drop in 43 years" — I stared at the screen for three seconds, not even noticing the soup from my chopsticks dripping onto my phone screen. 43 years? Isn’t that the worst week since 1983?
I quickly opened the market to take a look: COMEX gold dropped from 3100 to 2800+, a drop of nearly 300 dollars in one week.
What does 300 dollars mean? I calculated that if you bought 100 grams of gold (about 70,000 RMB) at the end of last month, you would have already lost nearly 6000 on paper. That's enough for me to eat instant noodles for half a year.
This incident reminded me of a joke.
Do you remember the legend of the "Chinese aunties"? Back in 2013, when gold prices plummeted, Chinese aunties rushed into gold stores to buy, becoming famous overnight. What happened in the end? They were stuck for several years before getting out.
Looking back now, the aunties' logic wasn’t wrong — gold will definitely rise in the long term, but the premise is that you have to hold onto it.
The problem is, most people can't hold on.
So I would rather buy things I can understand — like BNB, I know what its logic is, I know how it makes money, I know when to buy and when to sell. Even if it drops, I know why it dropped, so I’m not panicked.
$BNB
Gold prices plummeted! When I brushed past this news last night, I was eating instant noodles.
"Gold records the largest single-week drop in 43 years" — I stared at the screen for three seconds, not even noticing the soup from my chopsticks dripping onto my phone screen. 43 years? Isn’t that the worst week since 1983?
I quickly opened the market to take a look: COMEX gold dropped from 3100 to 2800+, a drop of nearly 300 dollars in one week.
What does 300 dollars mean? I calculated that if you bought 100 grams of gold (about 70,000 RMB) at the end of last month, you would have already lost nearly 6000 on paper. That's enough for me to eat instant noodles for half a year.
This incident reminded me of a joke.
Do you remember the legend of the "Chinese aunties"? Back in 2013, when gold prices plummeted, Chinese aunties rushed into gold stores to buy, becoming famous overnight. What happened in the end? They were stuck for several years before getting out.
Looking back now, the aunties' logic wasn’t wrong — gold will definitely rise in the long term, but the premise is that you have to hold onto it.
The problem is, most people can't hold on.
So I would rather buy things I can understand — like BNB, I know what its logic is, I know how it makes money, I know when to buy and when to sell. Even if it drops, I know why it dropped, so I’m not panicked.
#robo $ROBO
ROBO this coin is a bit like that transfer student who suddenly appears in class, good-looking, comes from a good family, and knows how to get along, but you have to observe first whether he is a real top student or just a show-off.
As I write this, ROBO is hovering around 0.04.
An old brother said quite harshly: "So many KOLs in the square blowing up this project are just writing sponsored articles to get rewards. Let them show their real positions, and they’ll all be mute." The words may be rough, but the reasoning is sound.
It reminds me of a new AI concept coin I chased last year—at that time, it was all kinds of hype, and I impulsively jumped in, but what was the result? I was stuck for half a year and ended up cutting losses to exit. It’s not that the project died; it’s that I didn’t last through the market manipulation by the big players.
ROBO this coin is a bit like that transfer student who suddenly appears in class, good-looking, comes from a good family, and knows how to get along, but you have to observe first whether he is a real top student or just a show-off.
As I write this, ROBO is hovering around 0.04.
An old brother said quite harshly: "So many KOLs in the square blowing up this project are just writing sponsored articles to get rewards. Let them show their real positions, and they’ll all be mute." The words may be rough, but the reasoning is sound.
It reminds me of a new AI concept coin I chased last year—at that time, it was all kinds of hype, and I impulsively jumped in, but what was the result? I was stuck for half a year and ended up cutting losses to exit. It’s not that the project died; it’s that I didn’t last through the market manipulation by the big players.
#night $NIGHT
Hey, isn't the NIGHT coin just that new one that Binance listed a couple of days ago? It just happens to be its first month (actually just two days), and it's still warm.
To be honest, my first reaction upon seeing this coin was: mixed feelings!
What is this NIGHT thing? The official description says it's a privacy sidechain of the Cardano ecosystem, using zero-knowledge proofs, sounds quite impressive. The founder, Charles Hoskinson, is an industry veteran, so there isn't much issue with project endorsement.
Now, let's talk about the "physique" of this coin. The initial circulation is 69%, which means 1.66 billion coins were directly dumped into the market. Plus there's the part from the airdrop—free coins, you know what I mean.
When a new coin is launched, especially one with an airdrop, it typically goes through a process of "value discovery → profit taking → retail investors picking up the pieces → big players washing out → second wave of market". It has just completed the first two steps, and there’s more to come. An analyst has given an entry range of 0.046-0.0472, with a stop loss at 0.0445, and a target of 0.056—sounds quite professional, but to be honest, this kind of short-term play isn’t much different from gambling.
As for the NIGHT coin, you can pay attention to it, you can research it, but don't rush to go All in. Wait until this round of airdrop selling is digested, and wait for market sentiment to warm up a bit before looking for opportunities.
Lastly, let me give you a piece of advice—new coins are like newly opened restaurants, don’t rush to go eat on the first day. Let the kitchen adjust first, let the first batch of customers help you test it, and then decide whether to place your order.
Hey, isn't the NIGHT coin just that new one that Binance listed a couple of days ago? It just happens to be its first month (actually just two days), and it's still warm.
To be honest, my first reaction upon seeing this coin was: mixed feelings!
What is this NIGHT thing? The official description says it's a privacy sidechain of the Cardano ecosystem, using zero-knowledge proofs, sounds quite impressive. The founder, Charles Hoskinson, is an industry veteran, so there isn't much issue with project endorsement.
Now, let's talk about the "physique" of this coin. The initial circulation is 69%, which means 1.66 billion coins were directly dumped into the market. Plus there's the part from the airdrop—free coins, you know what I mean.
When a new coin is launched, especially one with an airdrop, it typically goes through a process of "value discovery → profit taking → retail investors picking up the pieces → big players washing out → second wave of market". It has just completed the first two steps, and there’s more to come. An analyst has given an entry range of 0.046-0.0472, with a stop loss at 0.0445, and a target of 0.056—sounds quite professional, but to be honest, this kind of short-term play isn’t much different from gambling.
As for the NIGHT coin, you can pay attention to it, you can research it, but don't rush to go All in. Wait until this round of airdrop selling is digested, and wait for market sentiment to warm up a bit before looking for opportunities.
Lastly, let me give you a piece of advice—new coins are like newly opened restaurants, don’t rush to go eat on the first day. Let the kitchen adjust first, let the first batch of customers help you test it, and then decide whether to place your order.
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