I only know that #rsi# went up to 96 97 like $Omni yesterday, so it will definitely have to drop at least 1 segment, but I'm not very sure about this resistance, I just heard that and haven't paid attention to it.

But last season, besides the idols who often break out at ( breaking resistance => call backtest at ), there were also quite a few communities taking advantage of the large number of new members to call resistance hoping to break the mountain like this. Of course, fate has turned everything upside down when the price went down. Every sip became a loser.

These tricks only work in an uptrend & when the market is hyped, applying them this season is very difficult because there are no new investors, and the aggressive investors from that year have already taken out all their capital to support the developers & idols in buying houses and cars, they are still struggling to break even & no longer naively trust like before. In terms of knowledge or experience, there has been some bitter accumulation, but the price to pay for not pricing is quite expensive.

I have also been part of a community, but my mindset is to help each other earn money, so I don't have much knowledge, but I share everything I have with the members so that everyone can be self-sufficient. In a group where everyone uses the same method, when something is said, everyone understands, and when one person understands, all understand; it’s very enjoyable. Working = having fun, enjoying life. I also think that is the meaning & purpose of community activities.

Then my worldview changed after a friend's statement back when the community was opened. When I saw the price of this coin was surely dropping but my friend still kept calling, I found it hard to understand and asked why he didn't just stop calling and switch to another bet, to which I received the reply that he was averaging down so he kept calling to help members reduce their cost.

I was shocked, but this explains a lot of my questions about why I always wondered before. In the past, I only played fu, and since I was on a short team, I didn't know and it wasn't relevant, but I didn't want to be grouped together, so this is also one of the major reasons that led to my decision to withdraw from the community agreement later.

It cannot be denied that earning from referrals or marketing from community contracts is a source of income that is both lucrative and stable, but if you want to last long and be happy, perhaps the idols should stop using members as financial leverage before they can't hold on anymore. Everyone shouldn't be too quick to judge them, because conversely, if you were in their position at that time, can you be sure that you would do the right things better? It's too difficult for me, so I choose to let it go.

#VanMei