Lately, I’ve started to realize the risks are getting bigger in OTC activities. Back then, when selling stablecoins, I rarely got any attention, but now? A call from the authorities has become pretty normal. The supervision is much tighter than in previous years, so I’m just at a loss for not serving anyone who wants to buy U from me. Even just too many transactions in a single day already make me panic—let alone if it keeps going like this. What do you know about this kind of news? It feels like the crypto environment is getting more and more serious; over the last two years, the level of supervision has been different.



Okay, as for trading, last night I shared an entry strategy at a certain level with a friend in the group. If you’re following, you should be able to make some decent profits. When the price dropped yesterday, all positions were already in the green, but a lot of people were sleeping, or they even cut their losses in the morning—what a shame. I personally have been accumulating positions since mid-January, and they’re pretty big, but the hardest part is controlling my emotions. When the market moves according to expectations, your hands start getting itchy—that’s usually what makes people fail. If I can be a bit more patient, the profit could be bigger.

Someone asked what you know about this kind of news regarding the target price in the future. Honestly, I’m a short-term trader, and my long-term outlook is still not clear to me. The new year is right around the corner—I’ve already started my rest mode, going on trips to a few places, sleeping more soundly, haha. The casino is open 365 days, so there’s no need to rush. Maybe this is the toughest phase—just wait a bit longer; the market could improve, or it could drop to a lower level. If you want to withdraw, go ahead. If you want to rest, that’s fine too. Mental health matters more than anything.
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