$WCT $WCT /USDC bullish pullback. Short setup WCT shows strong continuation after reclaiming key resistance levels, accompanied by increased trading volume. The 4-hour structure indicates higher highs and sustained short interest, suggesting a potential move towards the next resistance area. Entry (Long): Above 0.1750 Targets (TP): / 0.15 / 0.1 Stop Loss (SL): 0.22 Technical Outlook: Price action confirms momentum strength, as WCT breaks out of consolidation supported by bullish trading volume. Staying above the breakout zone may attract further upside as buyers maintain control. Risk Management: Risk only 2-3% per trade, and once the first target is met, trail the stop loss to lock in profits and minimize downside risk. #WCTAnalysis #BullishSetup #CryptoBreakout #AltcoinTrading #TechnicalAnalysis
Newbie contract afraid of liquidation? 1000U small capital strategy Recently, many newbies asked me: How to operate with less than 1000U without losing? Actually, I have guided many beginners and summarized practical advice that is particularly easy to follow, which can help avoid many pitfalls. If you have 1000U, definitely don’t go all in! I always suggest they split it into 10 parts, investing only 100U each time, using a leverage of 20 times — beginners often choose too high a leverage, like 50 times, and when the market fluctuates by 2%, they panic and make random moves, resulting in even faster losses. Keep the remaining 900U safely invested, don’t touch it. If you lose 100U, absolutely don’t average down! I made that mistake before, losing more and adding more money, resulting in deeper losses. I later learned: stop and think “why did I lose?”, take a break for 1-2 days before moving again. Bitcoin fluctuates every day, and there are opportunities every month. Preserving capital is the top priority. After adjusting, split the remaining 900U into another 10 parts (90U each), and start fresh, this time more cautiously, aiming to earn it back. If you make 300U, quickly transfer 200U out and keep only 100U to continue — having realized profits keeps your mindset stable. I’ve seen people earn 500U but hesitate to transfer, only to wipe out everything in one bad move and have to start over, which is such a pity. To be honest, opening a contract at 10 times leverage, if the direction is wrong and it drops 10%, you’ll get liquidated. BTC fluctuating 20% in a year is very common. No matter how much you earn before, over-leveraging will eventually lead to a total loss. I know experienced traders who consider a 60% win rate to be impressive, so managing your position is more important than anything — even with a 90% win rate, one mistake could lead to irreversible loss. There are also some rules to remember: if daily losses exceed 2% of total capital, be alert; if losses reach 6%, clear out the losing contracts, and set take-profit stops for the profitable ones, then rest for 2-3 days; Don’t chase after rising prices, for adding positions to profits, either add immediately or wait for a big pullback using the “pyramid strategy”; if margin profits exceed 200%, set one half to 40% retracement to take profit, and set the other half to break even, don’t let big profits turn into losses.
This technology. This price. How does the official response work?
candyAlpha
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Don't just treat WalletConnect as a QR code scan; it can serve as a 'signature channel + traceability ledger' for the supply chain.
Counterfeits, traceability, and recalls are major challenges in the real economy—blockchain can store evidence, but who will provide credible signatures for each link in the chain? I think WalletConnect can precisely turn this into reality: standardizing the 'on-chain signature' of nodes like production, inspection, shipping, warehousing, and retail into wallet-level sessions—manufacturers' shipments, inspectors' acceptance, carriers' handovers, each step is signed and generates a verifiable session snapshot by the corresponding enterprise wallet through WalletConnect. Consumers scan the product QR code, not just seeing a static certificate, but able to pull out a multi-signature chain from 'raw materials to shelves' with one click, making it clear which step had a problem and who is responsible.
The little fox is b, and the wallet is quite popular
candyAlpha
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Don't just look at the scan code, see that "universal identity" system—CAIP and WalletConnect are helping you run across chains seamlessly.
To be honest, many people using WalletConnect only see "Scan to connect wallet," but are unaware that it is driving a more fundamental system behind the scenes: the cross-chain "identity system" (CAIP/universal address standard). When different on-chain addresses, chain IDs, and session metadata can be uniformly expressed, developers and users can avoid countless detours—no longer collapsing under a single address format, no longer struggling with user identification across different chains.#WalletConnect $WCT What is the importance of this matter? Three practical points: 1) True cross-chain interoperability: a standardized address and session protocol that allows dApps to handle permissions, signatures, and session states with a single codebase when integrating multi-chain logic. In other words, supporting multi-chain functionality does not mean reinventing the wheel, but reusing the same "identity" and session logic, which directly accelerates development speed.