The greatest respect for life is making money—making money—making money 🚀🚀🚂🚂 After ten years of cultivation, no one asks; one day you attain enlightenment and the whole world knows. This New Year, I want to drive a Mercedes-Benz—if you follow Cat Boss, you’ll be there. For big players with 100,000+ U, your goal is: Top of the Top,汤臣一品.
Unresolved regret: I bought it for 0.007 during the day but couldn’t hold it—lost out on 200,000 less profit. And because it got delisted, it surged 10x overnight. How many “short sellers” woke up after sleeping and were dumbfounded? It’s time again to say sorry to my family. How many people got wiped out by this coin? Put up your hand in the comments 🙋🏻♂️. “U” it—buy a package of Qingfeng paper towels! For friends who’ve been playing crypto long-term, feel free to follow me and keep in touch on market info so we can avoid detours. com
Can you still make money in the crypto market now?
Making a little money in the crypto market isn’t that hard—it depends on how much capital you have. The simplest approach is to monitor the market every day: trade BTC and Ethereum. Look at the past half month’s price movements, assess the overall trend, then when the price drops to the level you believe is reasonable, buy the dip. When the price rises back to around that point, sell—then you’ve got your profit.
Once you enter the crypto market, never do these three things! First: never buy when the price is going up. Buy when others are fearful and be greedy when others are fearful; when others are greedy, be fearful. In other words, buy during declines—and make that a habit. Second: never place orders that fully lock up your position (never “overload”/stack pending orders). Third: never go all-in. After you go all-in, you become very passive. And this market is never short of opportunities—so the opportunity cost of going all-in is extremely high.
Also, let’s talk about six short-term trading proverbs: First: after a period of consolidation at a high price, there is usually another new high. After consolidation at a low price, there is usually another new low. So wait until the direction of the breakout is clear before you take action. Second: don’t trade during sideways (range-bound) periods. Most people lose money trading crypto because they can’t do this simplest point. Third: when choosing candlesticks, when a candle closes bearish, we buy on the daily chart. When it closes bullish, we sell. Fourth: when the downward trend slows, rebounds are also slow; when the sell-off accelerates, the rebound accelerates too. Fifth: build your position using a “pyramid” buying method. This is the only unchanging principle of value investing. Sixth: when a coin keeps rising—after a sustained decline, it will inevitably enter a period of sideways trading. At that time, there’s no need to sell everything at the high point, and there’s no need to buy with a full position at the low point. Because after consolidation, a breakout is inevitable. If it breaks downward from the high, then clear out your position in time. In short: act promptly—keep pushing forward!!
One person traded crypto for 8 years—why did he ultimately leave the crypto world with a debt of 6 million?
The story goes like this: In successive bull market waves, he managed to accumulate through various operations. By 2017, he had roughly over 10 million. In 2018, he lost more than 100 by trading contracts. In 2020, he opened eight delivery seafood shops and, after running into the “flat-mouth mask” (COVID) period, lost 8 million. In 2021, he bought a Kia mining machine and lost 6 million, and he also lost more than 200 on Ethereum mining rigs. In 2023, he lost more than 200 trading contracts. In the end, he borrowed money, sold equity, and used leverage to buy BTC. During the drop to around 39,000, he lost more than half. Then he started playing memecoins, and by December 2024 he had lost everything and exited the market.
From then on, he carried 6 million in debt, and his relatives and friends looked down on him, avoiding him.
At the beginning, this guy was very cautious. He started with 20,000 yuan. He had a company that could make a few hundred thousand per year. Later, once he made money in the crypto market, he stopped caring about the company. At the start of contract trading, he also played it very carefully, starting with 100,000 and 100,000. In the end, he added more funds and it turned into a big loss.
I can summarize it this way: his money was made by luck—riding the direction of market trends.
The root cause of his failure wasn’t that he traded contracts; it was that he did things he didn’t truly understand, and he put too much into them. He got rid of 1,600 mining machines and the delivery business; he used contracts to try to win everything back. Then he had that idea—so the losses came from it. Trading contracts can let you make money; but when you have no way out, you’ll start using that “skill,” and it may drag you into the abyss.
If you only play with small amounts, it’s probably fine. The key problem is that once you keep playing and playing and it grows, just like someone who was originally stacking coins and playing it safe—only to end up trading contracts. The development of things has huge variables. If your cognition isn’t in place, you’ll naturally be pulled into the abyss.
My conclusion: when you make money, you should withdraw it, and do asset allocation. In the crypto market, leaving at most 30% is enough. If you really become wealthy, this is also sufficient. If you can’t, then losing in this range won’t break your bones.
You know why the crypto world is so fascinating, right? One deal is more than a regular office worker earns in a lifetime!
If you go at it solo and mess around blindly, you’ll never be able to find opportunities. Tap follow and stay with me—I’ll help you dig into crypto with tenfold potential! With top-tier resources in hand, recover quickly, turn the situation around, and secure your position. Brother Mao is waiting to chat with you!
C2C is the happiest moment for every person in the crypto world. First, I withdraw 28000U to prepare for a trip abroad during the summer vacation. A post-00s male college grad makes it to the top!! Last year, Xiao Yu, who had just graduated from a university in Shenzhen, was tricked into a paid trading/“order-following” group while looking for a job. He lost all 20,000 RMB his parents gave him for rent and living expenses, and even took out another 30,000 RMB in online loans to add more. In the end, he got liquidated and ended up owing nearly 40,000 RMB. He had just graduated and already carried a mountain of debt—so much so that he nearly couldn’t even scrape together the money for interview travel.
When he found me, his account only had 900U left. I set him a strict rule: never touch any coin recommended through any kind of “signal/paid order” group; trade at most once per day; and any single trade loss must not exceed 3% of the principal. If you’re unsure about the market, go focus on finding a job through interviews instead of trading blindly. After more than three months, his 900U grew to 50,000U.
With super strong execution and patience, he and I successfully caught a hundred-times return coin, SIREN, and he directly turned the tables. Now he’s long since left all his classmates about 800 streets behind.
Not only did he pay off all his online loans, he also found a satisfying job in the internet industry. Now every month, after getting paid, he sets aside a small portion of spare money and operates steadily with it in his account. He hasn’t touched any high-risk leveraged contracts or low-quality “shanzhai” coins since.
If you’re still trading and feeling lost, and you want to completely say goodbye to losses in 2026, make a comeback and land on solid ground—consistently profitable and steady—come chat with Cat Brother.
How do you make a million in the crypto market if you have just a few thousand RMB to start with?
In 2021, my friend entered the crypto market with 5,000 RMB. At first, he was clueless and ended up trading low-cap altcoins. After the 519 crash, he lost terribly—he lost 3,000 RMB.
In mid-2021, in one month, I started buying CoinList accounts to earn money through public sales. But the seller ran away, and I lost 2,000 RMB.
By then, after half a year in crypto, he spent every day collecting all kinds of information and making all kinds of efforts. But not only did he fail to make money—he ended up losing money.
In September, a decentralized derivatives platform called dYdX launched an airdrop. The order number was in the hundreds of thousands—this shocked him and made him decide to focus on airdrops.
In October, because he didn’t have capital, he didn’t dare to touch Ethereum mainnet projects. Instead, he started doing all kinds of low-cost airdrop projects.
In November, a decentralized options project called Lyra launched an airdrop. He had mentioned Lyra five times in its Discord group, and he received a 5,000 RMB airdrop.
By then, he had been in crypto for about a year. He barely broke even—not losing, but also not making money—and that also delayed his studies.
In the first three months of 2022, he kept farming airdrops—Matcha, Slingshot, Clipper, Superfluid, and so on. As long as they were cheap, he farmed them (in fact, as of now, most of these projects haven’t distributed any airdrops).
Before October, an Aptos airdrop from the Facebook team (a Layer 1 project based on the Move language) came out. He claimed an account and sold it for 7,000 RMB.
On November 30, due to the pandemic, a friend had to return home early from school and spent seven days quarantining at home. During that time, he worked on a Layer 2 solution for Ethereum called Arbitrum—he created 13 accounts.
During the Spring Festival period, he interacted with 100 accounts on the Sui Network testnet.
By that point, after two years in crypto, he had earned less than 20,000 RMB.
Now it’s April 16, 2024. He has been in crypto for three full years. Starting with 5,000 RMB, he spent a long time tinkering carefully—always taking short-term trades and refusing to be greedy. When he made money, he didn’t leave it in the contract account to avoid liquidation. However, just in the early hours of the 16th, BTC dropped by 2,000 points. He got liquidated and was forcibly closed—losing nearly 20,000 RMB.
Earlier, he was still immersed in the joy of his previous order, which had gained 100%. He went out drinking with a friend, then fell asleep right after. He opened a position without setting a stop-loss and without any hedging. The first liquidation made him much more clear-headed. This is the crypto market—this is a battlefield.
In the second half of 2024, let’s build our setup together with contracts + spot. Start from 1 WU. In over a year, make more than 2 million RMB 💪 I’m Cat Brother, supported by a top team. I only serve people with vision and ambition!
Holding 10,000 yuan for 500 days, steady and then—surprisingly 1.44 million A practical trader’s steady strategy
1. Profitable days: If the daily return reaches 1%, stop trading immediately Transfer 20% of the profit to a cold wallet 2. Loss days: If losses exceed 0.5%, force a shutdown Halve the trade volume the next day
Those masters who truly achieve stable compounding are practicing the “absolute”: 1. Absolutely do not trade during these times: Within 24 hours before and after the Fed’s interest-rate decision When exchanges show abnormal large transfers When you’re sleep-deprived 2. Absolutely follow these iron rules: No more than 3 trades per day Set the stop-loss always at 3% from the entry If profit exceeds 5%, you must partially take profits
Remember: In the crypto world, choosing wisely is greater than working hard! To those who understand people, making money comes naturally—like water to a channel! Laying the groundwork for the right coins can double them effortlessly! Main focus: #BTC #ETH and high-quality altcoins.#以太坊跌5.6%至1555美元 #USDT市值达1860亿美元超越以太坊 #币圈暴富
A warning for crypto traders who trade coins! Whether you hold BTC, ETH, or BNB, take a few minutes to read this. After achieving financial freedom in the crypto world, there are six things not to do: First, don’t let the people around you know you’re trading coins. There are many reasons; those who understand will naturally understand. Second, don’t let others know how much money you’ve made. Don’t post screenshots of your profits or asset charts to avoid unnecessary trouble! Third, don’t share your “wealthy life” on Moments (朋友圈). Other than your closest relatives, no one hopes that you live well. Flaunting it is likely to invite envy. Fourth, after you get a large amount of wealth, keep your distance from people you used to know. Many crypto big shots, after reaching financial freedom in the bull markets of 2013, 2017, or 2021, did the first thing: quit their jobs. After that, they never went to work again. The second thing: delete or remove as many of the people they previously knew as possible. Fifth, don’t touch gambling or drugs. Gambling will destroy people on a psychological level, and drugs will destroy you on a physiological level. Sixth, don’t make random investments in areas you’re not familiar with. People can’t earn money outside their understanding. Next, I’ll continue laying out the “god orders” (神单). Instead of groping around blindly yourself, unable to catch the best entry and exit points and ending up losing money while holding positions, it’s better to follow me.
My ex’s short position—don’t know if she’s closed it yet? It’s dropping so slowly that ETH almost isn’t moving fast enough; she still hasn’t finished one trade…
Trading coins: if you’re still a beginner, remember these life-saving rules I paid for with real money—memorize them: Time management: Don’t enter the market during the day There’s too much market noise in the daytime—too many fake and real messages flying around. Prices jump up and down like they’re possessed, making it easy to chase pumps, sell at a loss, and get tricked into entering at the wrong time. I usually wait until after 9:00 PM, when the news is relatively clearer and the market’s fluctuation stabilizes. That’s when I truly make my move. Mindset and discipline: Take profit when you should—don’t get greedy If you’ve made money, withdraw a portion of it in time and take it off the table. For example, if you make 1000 U today, I suggest immediately transferring 30% out to your bank card—that’s the part that’s truly yours. Use the rest to roll and compound. Don’t always hope for a double—those are low-probability myths, not strategies ordinary people can reliably execute. How to trade: Look at indicators—don’t rely on vibes The biggest taboo in trading coins is making random moves based on gut feeling. Install TradingView on your phone, and before placing any order, check these key indicators first: MACD: whether there’s a clear golden cross or death cross signal; RSI: whether it’s in an overbought or oversold range; Bollinger Bands: whether the bands are contracting or there’s a valid breakout. If at least two out of the three show the same kind of signal, then it’s worth considering entering. Money management: Withdraw money every week If you don’t withdraw, it’s all just number games inside your account! Every weekend I withdraw 30% of my profits to a safe account without fail. Then I use the rest to continue rolling into investments. That’s the right way to make both your principal and profits grow thicker and thicker as you go. Chart-watching tips: Choose the right timeframe to read the K-line For intraday short trades, use the 1-hour chart: if two consecutive bullish candles appear, consider going long. When the market is ranging and consolidating, switch to the 4-hour chart to find key support levels. Only when the price retraces back near the support line is it worth trying to buy. Red zones: Absolutely never touch these traps 1. Leverage—don’t open it too high. Beginners: keep it within 5x; even experienced traders should avoid easily exceeding 10x. Mainstream 50–100x: manage your position size well—control the risk. 2. Stay away from “air coins” and meme coins like Dogecoin and shitcoins, and also avoid low-quality alts—otherwise you’ll most likely get harvested. 3. Strictly control your trading frequency every day—no more than 3 trades per day. The more you trade, the easier it is for your emotions to get out of control. 4. Never borrow money or use your living expenses to trade. If your mindset breaks down, your execution will go wrong step by step.
How do top traders operate? They stay calm during sudden surges and sharp crashes. They won’t be led around by “FOMO,” “all-in,” “full position,” or “doubling dreams.” Instead, they spot the right opportunities, size their positions reasonably, and hold steady— with the discipline to cut losses when needed. The calmer you are, the more likely you are to survive; the more self-disciplined you are, the more likely you are to make big money. The market never lacks opportunities—what’s missing is whether you can withstand pressure, hold your ground, and let go. What truly widens the gap is the cultivation beyond trading. For friends who feel lost when placing trades, for friends who want to get back to breakeven, and for those who want to double their money— keep it tight with Brother Mao Ge’s early planning.
ETH keeps falling, waiting for Black Friday, eating big meat!!
If you’re still confused about trading and want to completely say goodbye to losses in 2026, turn it around, and steadily profit, Cat Brother is here—come chat with me!
#TNSR fans, in 4 hours straight up—252U in hand. Even with a small capital, you can still have big dreams Go do 1,000,000🤖🤑🤑🤑 If you’re still confused about trading, and you want to completely say goodbye to losses and get back on track in 2026—earn steadily and profitably, Cat Brother is waiting for you to chat!
#ETH The Black Friday you can’t escape—the most likely point for big negative surprises! One sentence from the Fed—“Don’t rush to cut rates; instead, increase import tariffs”—is effectively smashing both expectations and confidence at the same time. Yesterday you were still wondering whether it might break through 1650; today you wake up and it directly drops you to 1520, telling you: don’t dream. The real opportunity won’t show up on trending headlines, but within this roar of panic—whoever dares to enter with fear under control can be the one to taste the first mouthful of the next rebound counterattack. Short from the current price with a first position, to catch profits
In this kind of market, how should you play the crypto market?
The market has always been like this—it will always have bull markets and bear markets. This is the first principle of trading in crypto. Major coins, major exchanges. Many new beginners have already developed the wrong mindset when they enter the space. Either go big or go home, or mess around with so-called 100x coins. But the most important missing quality is that they need patience. The myth of getting rich overnight exists in crypto—but not that much. Most people want to make money, and end up becoming fuel.
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