真的发现我对挂单的直觉非常准，凌晨最低1066，挂单1067接针。只要放下脑壳里的执念、纯粹追随市场，交易决策就几乎不会错。这一周内的行情多空双向每次都做对。虽然回头看每笔都只赚一点，如果多拿一会儿利润都能翻倍，但谁又能预知行情下一步怎么走呢？

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I've truly discovered that my intuition regarding pending orders is incredibly accurate. The low was 1066 in the early morning, and I placed an order at 1067 to connect. As long as you let go of your obsessions and simply follow the market, your trading decisions are virtually infallible. This week, I've consistently made the right bets on both the long and short trades. While looking back, each trade only yielded a small profit, holding on longer could have doubled the profit, but who can predict the market's next move?

On April 10th, Covenant AI – the entity behind one of the most prominent subnets on the Bittensor Network (TAO) – officially announced its departure from the project. This decision stemmed from deep-seated disagreements...

Bittensor (TAO) is in turmoil as Covenant AI leaves the project due to internal disputes, causing TAO's price to plummet.

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Trading Moments: US stocks continued to rise, Bitcoin remained in a bear market consolidation, and the market focused on the US-Iran ceasefire and CPI data.

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Author｜Azuma (@azuma_eth)
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