First of all, I was saddened by what happened: a lot of people lost money and the savings of a lifetime.
So it is important that 'never put all the eggs in the same basket'.
This is a super complex area, and that involves above all, fear, greed, anger, complacency, ignorance...
That's why I leave my condolence here to my colleagues who lost everything.
I hope it all comes back.
I have particularly used the Blockchain of Terra Luna once in the past.
I also heard the opinion of several people, saying that blockchain is not scam.
She was simply the victim of a vulnerability, which was exploited at the worst possible time.
It would be like an earthquake, tsunami, hurricane and atomic bomb all at the same time.
Perhaps the only good news in this chaos is that perhaps the mistake will not be repeated anymore.
Our greatest learning is with our mistakes, not with our successes.
Speaking of graphical analysis, the game only ends when it's over.
There's no way the price is negative. Zero's already been hit.
At least we can still speculate.
If there is still buyer demand, no one else to sell, and inflation snares, theoretically the bleeding will end, and we will have a bullish reversal.
Here on the 15-minute chart, we can see absurd volatility.
A 7000% change from the fund to the current price.
In a matter of hours, a volatility of 100%, 200%, 300% or more.
Using a proper risk control and exposing yourself little, there may be a window of opportunity.
Risk asymmetry can be reversed: the maximum loss can be 100%, reaching zero, but the maximum profit can be infinite.
So it is important that 'never put all the eggs in the same basket'.
This is a super complex area, and that involves above all, fear, greed, anger, complacency, ignorance...
That's why I leave my condolence here to my colleagues who lost everything.
I hope it all comes back.
I have particularly used the Blockchain of Terra Luna once in the past.
I also heard the opinion of several people, saying that blockchain is not scam.
She was simply the victim of a vulnerability, which was exploited at the worst possible time.
It would be like an earthquake, tsunami, hurricane and atomic bomb all at the same time.
Perhaps the only good news in this chaos is that perhaps the mistake will not be repeated anymore.
Our greatest learning is with our mistakes, not with our successes.
Speaking of graphical analysis, the game only ends when it's over.
There's no way the price is negative. Zero's already been hit.
At least we can still speculate.
If there is still buyer demand, no one else to sell, and inflation snares, theoretically the bleeding will end, and we will have a bullish reversal.
Here on the 15-minute chart, we can see absurd volatility.
A 7000% change from the fund to the current price.
In a matter of hours, a volatility of 100%, 200%, 300% or more.
Using a proper risk control and exposing yourself little, there may be a window of opportunity.
Risk asymmetry can be reversed: the maximum loss can be 100%, reaching zero, but the maximum profit can be infinite.
