Long position rises, short position falls, truly intense.

Feels like there are still two long wick candles missing.

still falling

Beware that the 🐶 market maker is using this news to dump today. Originally, I had closed part of my short order, but just now I added some more short orders.

I sold 500,000 pippin in advance without leaving a bottom position, and the same goes for hippo. What a pity.

On July 21, there was still 860,000 u in the balance, and then an additional 380,000 u was deposited, yet the balance decreased by more than 300,000 u. It's too difficult; it's better to lock in profits in July.

I woke up and the price is still the same. Fortunately, I set up a warning system this month. Watching the market really can wear a person down. Given that I've been holding a losing position for so long, the alt season should finally be To da moon, right?

Just one more long wick candle and I can go long.

Which one looks better?

AI is really much more effective than doctors; I don't know if everyone else feels the same way.

It only needs to fall by 100 points to get him liquidated. Is it because the market maker hasn't acted yet that they're afraid of being found out? Let's pretend for now.

BTC Ether rise, altcoins instead collectively fall, this has almost never happened in history, right?

Is this Chopper version of the pump cute? I bought it while shopping yesterday.

Finally breakeven after holding a short order for a day.

I don't understand the logic behind Ma Ji's trading. When the price of Ether rises, he keeps increasing the position, and even when it falls, he continues to add more. The total position has already reached 7500 Ether.

The more Ether rises, the more I short; I just need to ensure that the other 106 positions are profitable.

Just woke up, having some ice cream.

Speed Air

The front image shows that the buddy is frequently making trades and increasing the position, testing the patience of the market maker 🐶. His position is getting heavier and has reached 5500 Ether.

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