#Over 100 Companies Hold Over 830,000 BTC#
According to reports as of June 19, more than 100 companies collectively hold over 830,000 BTC, worth about $86.476 billion.
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‖ January 15 Trading Diary ‖
Trading is often boring, but it is boring that means that trading has been taken over by the system.
Everything that is mechanical is boring. Think about 10086 operators and cashiers in shopping malls, these positions are all boring, because their work processes and work content are completely embedded in a huge system, and personal initiative cannot be exerted.
Huge systems and screw-like positions are devastation to human nature, but it is undeniable that the chances of error in such positions are low. A cashier or an operator rarely makes more mistakes than a taxi driver. They are protected by a robust system that works strictly in accordance with system requirements for compliance and there is no room for error.
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It's the same with trading. With every operational decision, the capital bears the risk of market Fluctuation. Whether it's Enter a PositionClose Position or Short Position waiting, traders also need a robust system and process to protect their trading behavior. Therefore, individual traders need to establish a rule and then abide by it, enforce it, and this system is the trading system.
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Being bored means that you are being an operator, conductor, cashier in your own system, and your system is protecting your funds.
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Boredom means that there is no more "itchy hands" in trading.