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At two o'clock in the morning, my phone vibrated like it had a small motor inside. The moment I answered, I was drowned out by a crying voice: "Brother! The principal is gone! It clearly just dropped a bit, how did the account get wiped out?"

Opening the screenshot he sent, I instantly understood—he went all in with his entire position and added twenty times leverage, without even setting a stop-loss. This wasn’t being harvested by the market; it was clearly him handing the sickle to the main player.

After eight years of crawling and rolling in the cryptocurrency world, I have long understood: going all in is not the original sin; reckless operations are the fatal flaw. I often use an all-in approach, but it’s never a do-or-die gamble; instead, it relies on three iron rules that can double the principal in six months.

## Iron Rule One: Do not exceed 15% of total funds in a single transaction
For example, with a principal of twenty thousand, the maximum I would invest in a single transaction is three thousand. Even if I make a judgment error, it only costs me a bit of skin; leaving enough ammunition allows me to wait for the next certain opportunity. Those who go all in seem brave, but they will sooner or later become cannon fodder for the market.

## Iron Rule Two: Limit single losses to a hard cap of 2%
Take a position of three thousand as an example; set a stop-loss of about 1.3% in advance. If I lose four hundred, I immediately cut my losses without hesitation. Even if I make five mistakes in a row, I can still keep over ninety percent of my principal. The prerequisite for making money in the crypto world is to stay alive; only by staying alive can one have the capital to turn things around.

## Iron Rule Three: Stay out during fluctuations, and do not be greedy with profits
In a sideways market, I firmly control my hands and don’t get tempted by small fluctuations; only upon clear breakthrough signals do I act decisively. After making a profit, I must remain sober, set a trailing stop-loss, and take profits when they are good, never blindly increasing my position. Remember: only what is truly in your pocket is your money.

My friend A Jun used to blow up his account every month, but after following these three iron rules with me, his three thousand principal grew to five thousand eight in three months, with a maximum drawdown of only 1.8%, and he no longer had to stay up all night anxiously watching the charts.

In the end, the cryptocurrency world is not about who makes money quickly, but rather who survives longer. As long as your positions are orderly and your discipline is strict, you will always be at the table. If you can’t sleep tonight and want to trade recklessly? Listen to me, turn off the software and get a good night's sleep. When you wake up and find your principal still intact, you've already won against ninety percent of those who blindly gamble their lives.

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There are always people asking me: ‘You’ve made hundreds of thousands of U in the crypto world, do you have some insider information, or exclusive intelligence that others don’t know about?’

Every time I can only smile and shake my head—if I really had a ‘foolproof’ secret, I would have long since retired and laid back, why would I still be here sharing my insights?

In fact, I have come this far entirely thanks to a set of ‘simple methods’: slow, steady, and not greedy.

When I first entered the crypto world, I was just like most people, staring at the screen without blinking, chasing trends more eagerly than anyone else. Whatever coin was trending, I would jump in; whatever group shouted ‘must rise’, I would follow the trend. The result? Each chase led to losses, and in just a few months, my principal was directly cut in half.

At that moment, I finally woke up: the crypto world is not a race of who earns quickly, but who can survive the longest.

After feeling the pain, I set three strict rules for myself, engraved in my memo to read every day:
1. Only invest in coins with understandable logic—project mechanisms, technological innovation, ecological value; if I don’t understand any one of these, I firmly avoid it, never gamble based on ‘feelings’;
2. Always leave 30% margin—no matter how good the opportunity, positions should never exceed 70%, the remaining 30% cash is my cushion for risk and also my chips for seizing future opportunities;
3. Only act when ‘consensus + signals’ resonate—either wait for a clear reversal in mainstream coin trends, or wait for obvious movements in on-chain funds, firmly abandon vague opportunities.

Are you still being led around by trends, repeatedly chasing highs and lows and stepping into pits? Or have you learned to slow down—take it a bit slower, but earn longer and more steadily?

Focusing on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core coins, providing 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily. Here, you can achieve: say goodbye to losses —> keep up with professional pace —> establish your own profit system, all three are essential.

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Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, and it seems that "as long as you don't liquidate, you can hold on forever," but it actually hides a fatal temptation: you can enter whenever you want and exit whenever you want, while the returns are amplified, the risks also double.

Yesterday, a brother said he often uses 30-50 times leverage. I asked him in return: "Then why not just open 100 times?" He replied, "It liquidates too quickly," and I laughed immediately—once you leverage, no matter how many times, you are walking on the edge of a knife; the difference is just how much reaction time the market gives you.

Here’s a real example with BTC: with 30 times leverage, a 5% fluctuation could lead to liquidation (about 16U fluctuation); with 50 times leverage, a 3% fluctuation triggers liquidation (about 10U fluctuation); with 100 times leverage, a 1% fluctuation could sweep you out (about 5U fluctuation). Changing the multiplier directly alters the risk-reward ratio significantly.

1 times leverage is as stable as an old ox, but it’s slow to the point of being frustrating; 100 times leverage is as fast as a rocket, but it requires you to have stop-loss and principles; otherwise, a single wrong operation could lead to zero.

However, what truly causes liquidation is not the leverage being too high, but the position being chaotic and the margin being thin! Trying to leverage hundreds of U to pry open dozens of times the position, a slight normal fluctuation could throw you out—what hurts the most is not losing money, but correctly predicting the direction, only to be swept out by an early stop-loss, watching the market slip away.

So remember: perpetual contracts are not afraid of high multiples, but you must leave yourself some room; the margin must be able to withstand normal fluctuations.

If you don’t want to be harshly educated by the market, engrave these three iron rules into your bones:
1️⃣ Always use isolated margin mode, don’t recklessly go all-in, give yourself a way out;
2️⃣ Stop-loss must be set firmly; holding a position is just signing for liquidation, and you must exit immediately when the time is up;
3️⃣ Don’t be greedy with targets, with a capital of 5000U, earning 50-100U daily is enough; the power of compound interest is far scarier than you think.

Final piece of advice: being able to steadily control losses with 100 times leverage is safer than having no stop-loss with 5 times leverage. Perpetual contracts do not survive on luck, but on a risk control system—leverage itself is not the problem, losing control is the biggest problem!

When I first encountered contracts, I was naively ridiculous.

I treated "fixed 3% stop loss" like a bible, believing in the hype from forums and friends sharing screenshots—resulting in nearly being driven out of the market by this thing.

What left the deepest impression was that time when Ethereum was wildly volatile:

In the morning, it surged 5%, then plunged 8% at noon, and came back up again in the evening.

The market bounced around like it was on drugs, and where was my 3% stop loss?

It felt like a joke specifically designed for the market.

I got swept out in the morning, then took off in the afternoon;

Swept out in the afternoon, then took off again in the evening;

Three stop losses in one day, and the fees added up to be more painful than the losses.

When I checked my account, the principal was down by one-fifth, and I was completely stunned.

At that moment, I finally understood:

A stop loss is not just a number; it is a technique.

Using a fixed percentage to fight against various market fluctuations is like running a marathon in flip-flops—if you make it to the finish line, consider it a miracle.

Later, I calmed down and studied volatility, especially ATR.

That is the true measure of a stop loss:

When the market breathes fast, you loosen up;

When the market is quiet, you tighten up.

A stop loss must follow the market, rather than being determined arbitrarily.

After I started using dynamic stop losses, the world instantly became clearer:

With high volatility in ETH, I used ATR×1.8;

With SOL moving orderly, I used ATR×1.2.

No longer swept by wash trading, I could run at the first sign of a breakout.

While others' mentality exploded due to false spikes, I began to capture complete trends.

That was when I truly understood—

A stop loss is not a shield against losses; it is a profit valve.

Too close gets swept by volatility, too far gets swallowed by reversals.

A true expert breathes with the market.

I could climb out of that pit, not by luck, but by being willing to admit my past foolishness, willing to change my approach, and willing to learn.

If you are also being tortured by stop losses and losing your composure, don't doubt yourself.

The problem may not be you, but your methods are too rigid.

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Recently, many beginners have been asking me the most common question: How many times leverage should I open for contracts?
To be honest, I’ve been hearing this question for ten years, and both newbies and veterans have stumbled here.
Remember—leverage is not a money-making tool, it’s a double-edged sword.
Used well, it’s an accelerator; used poorly, it’s a meat grinder.

Perpetual contracts do not have an expiration date; as long as you don’t get liquidated, you can hold on indefinitely.
It sounds like freedom, but in reality, freedom hides temptation:
You can enter whenever you want, exit whenever you want; profits can be amplified, but risks also double.

Yesterday, a brother told me he often uses 30 to 50 times leverage.
I replied, “Why not just go for 100?”
He answered, “Too fast to blow up,” and I laughed.
Because as long as you use leverage, no matter how many times, you are walking on the edge of a knife;
The difference is just how much reaction time the market gives you.

Let’s take BTC as an example: 30 times requires 16U, 50 times 10U, and 100 times 5U.
Once the multiplier changes, the entire risk-reward profile is different.

1 time is as stable as an old cow, but slow; 100 times is like a rocket—you need to have stop-loss and principles, otherwise, a small mistake can take you down.
What really causes liquidation is often not high leverage, but chaotic positions and thin margin.
If you try to leverage a few hundred U to control dozens of times the position, a small fluctuation can shake you out.
The most painful thing is not losing money—it’s that you were right about the direction but got swept away too soon.

So remember this:
Perpetual contracts are not afraid of high leverage; they’re afraid you don’t leave yourself any room.
Margins must be able to withstand normal fluctuations.

If you don’t want to be educated by the market, engrave these three iron rules in your mind:
1️⃣ Always use isolated margin, don’t just use the entire account at once.
2️⃣ Stop-loss must be set; holding onto a position is like signing a contract for liquidation.
3️⃣ Don’t be too greedy; with 5000U of capital, taking a stable 50 to 100U daily, compound interest is scarier than you think.

To put it plainly, the leverage amplifying is not the market, but your mindset and discipline.
Most people lose not because of the market, but because they let themselves go.

One last thing:
Being able to steadily control losses at 100 times is safer than having no stop-loss at 5 times.
Perpetual contracts do not survive on luck; they survive on systems.

Leverage is not the problem; losing control is the issue.
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$ETH Recently, people often ask me: "With the market being so chaotic, can small funds still enter the market?"
Hearing this, I think back to when I only had 1400 oil, and I didn’t even dare to open a full-screen contract, fearing that a single mistake would lead to losing everything.
But who would have thought that this 1400 oil would eventually grow to 28,000 oil, a 20-fold increase.
At first, like most people, I was:
Fully invested, chasing hot trends, getting washed out to the point of questioning life.
After stumbling a few times, I finally understood:
Making money in trading has nothing to do with talent; the key is controlling the rhythm and managing positions.
The first step is to thoroughly understand the logic of "ladder rolling positions."
It’s not about going all in but using profits to roll over profits.
I opened my first position with 1400 oil, only using 25% of my capital, locking in profits at 8% — separating the profits to make the next trade, keeping the principal as a "moat."
Setting stop-losses and take-profits in advance for each trade, not being greedy or hesitant.
While others hope to get rich overnight, I aim for steady progress with each trade.
Gradually, my profits grew larger, and my positions expanded step by step; the solid feeling of "compound interest rolling like a snowball" is more addictive than a sudden surge.
The second step is to quickly stop-loss when the direction is wrong and dare to follow the position when it’s right.
The market has risks, but the trend is a friend.
During the 1400 oil phase, my orders were like sniping; I wouldn’t act unless I was sure, and when I saw the right trend, I would gradually follow the position, letting profits run;
when the direction was wrong, I stopped loss faster than anyone else, not holding on to the fantasy of "waiting for a rebound."
Many people lose because they "can’t bear small losses"; I can win precisely because I dare to admit mistakes, and stopping losses allows for the next opportunity.
The third step is that rolling positions rely on rhythm, not luck.
From 1400 oil to 28,000 oil, I took 45 days. No all-in bets, no insider information, relying solely on position strategy and rhythm control.
I summarized the "three-phase rolling position method":
1. Initial capital protection period
2. Profit acceleration period
3. Mental stability period
People around me who followed this method saw several times the profit, but the hardest part is the "degree"—when to increase the position and when to withdraw profits; most people get stuck here.
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# $ZEC How many times should the contract leverage be opened? A ten-year veteran: Using the right knife is the accelerator! #加密市场反弹 #美联储FOMC会议 #美联储重启降息步伐
Recently, the most asked question by beginners is: How many times of leverage should be opened for the contract?

I've been hearing this question for ten years——from newbie to veteran, few people haven't stumbled upon it.

Remember: Leverage is never a tool to summon wealth; it's a sharp knife——used correctly, it's an accelerator for profits; used incorrectly, it's a meat grinder for funds.

Perpetual contracts have no expiration date; as long as there’s no liquidation, you can hold on indefinitely——sounds free, but the freedom is full of temptations:
You can enter whenever you want, exit whenever you want; profits can be amplified, but risks double as well.

Yesterday, a brother said he often opens 30 to 50 times leverage, I countered: “Then why not just max it out at 100 times?”
He replied, “Too quick to explode,” and I just laughed.

As long as you’re leveraged, it doesn’t matter how many times, you’re walking on the edge of a knife——the difference lies in how much reaction time the market gives you.

Taking BTC as an example: 30 times requires a 16U fluctuation to liquidate, 50 times 10U, and 100 times only 5U——changing the multiplier directly rewrites the risk-reward profile.

1x is as stable as an old cow, but slow; 100x is as fast as a rocket, but you need to have stop losses and stick to principles; otherwise, one wrong click could lead to zero.

In fact, what causes liquidation is not too high leverage, but chaotic positions and too thin margins:
Trying to leverage a position of dozens of times with just a few hundred U, a slight fluctuation could shake you out.
The most painful part isn’t losing money——it’s seeing the correct direction but getting stopped out prematurely.

So remember: Perpetual contracts are not afraid of high multiples, but you must leave yourself some space; margins must withstand normal fluctuations.

If you don’t want to be severely educated by the market, engrave these three iron rules into your bones:
1️⃣ Always use isolated margin; don’t recklessly go all-in with the entire account;
2️⃣ Stop losses must be set in stone; holding positions is signing a contract for liquidation;
3️⃣ Don’t be greedy with your targets; with a capital of 5000U, steadily take 50 to 100U daily; the power of compound interest is scarier than you think.

To put it bluntly, the leverage expanding is not the market, but your mindset and discipline.
Most people lose not to the market, but because they got carried away.

One last thing: Being able to steadily control losses at 100 times is safer than having no stop loss at 5 times.
Perpetual contracts do not survive on luck, but on a system——leverage is not the issue, losing control is the problem.

Fellow traveler, please wait, collect your red envelope 🧧🧧🧧
Thank you for your support
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‼️🔥Interest rate cut implementation, but Trump is angry: Powell is "too soft", more cuts needed next year!来社区聊聊

Last night, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, and while the market hasn't cheered, Trump has already criticized it as "not enough power". In his eyes, this is nothing but Powell's "boiling frog syndrome"—interest rates are still high, actions too small, far from the "heavy stimulus" he expects.

Trump publicly blasted: "We could have lower interest rates and a stronger economy, but Powell has caused America to miss the opportunity." He insists that the current risks of economic slowdown are increasing and only significant rate cuts can activate the growth engine.

Looking ahead to 2026, Trump declared: if he returns to the White House, he will push for more aggressive easing policies. He vows to "take control of the Federal Reserve's direction", pushing interest rates down to historic lows, and pressuring the new chairman's selection to ensure that policies serve his economic agenda. A game of monetary dominance is quietly intensifying.

Ethereum upgrade, 🔥Musk's pu p p I e s can pay attention to this🔥

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$ETH $ZEC 🔥 Breaking! The Federal Reserve cut interest rates again, but both the 'big stick' and 'sweet dates' are flying together! What exactly did Powell say? This article clarifies all the highlights!🔥

📅 On December 11, the Federal Reserve announced its third interest rate cut of the year, lowering the rate to 3.50%-3.75%, with a total cut of 75 basis points for the year. It seems to meet expectations, but this time it's not just about 'cutting rates'!

👇 Two major core transformations you must know:

1️⃣ 【Only one cut in 2026? The big stick is here!】
The latest dot plot from the Federal Reserve reveals a key signal: the expectation for a rate cut in 2026 is only once! This means that next year may be almost 'quiet', which is completely consistent with some market predictions. So, let me ask you, are you feeling down?

2️⃣ 【Immediate easing this month! The sweet dates are here too!】
However, the Federal Reserve also threw out a surprise: starting this month, it will launch a $40 billion asset purchase to directly 'inject liquidity' into the market! The action was swift, and the intensity exceeded expectations, considered a sweet treat. But officials emphasize: this is not quantitative easing, only short-term government bonds are being purchased to ease liquidity tensions, and it will stop at some point next year.

🎤 What did Powell say on-site?
Overall, he maintained a cautious tone, even stating that 'the economy hasn't changed much since the last meeting', and it's not in an overheating state. Foreign media commented: this time it's simply 'hawkish rate cuts are just like this'.

🗣️ Trump fires back again!
He criticized the rate cut as too small, publicly stating: 'It could have been doubled!' Wall Street seems to be skeptical as well, feeling 'thirsty for more'.

📈 How will the market move?
The cryptocurrency and US stock markets rebounded in the short term due to the easing news, but the possibility of a sudden cooling in rate cuts next year raises the question: can the rebound last? Be careful of excessive good news!

💎 Simple summary:
On one side is the big stick of no rate cuts, on the other side is the sweet dates of easing. The Federal Reserve is playing the balancing act this time, the signals are complex, and the market is destined to be more volatile!

🤔 What do you think? Is the Federal Reserve too conservative or striving for stability? Will rate cuts affect your wallet? We look forward to your lively discussions in the comments! #加密市场反弹 #美联储FOMC会议 #美联储重启降息步伐 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察

Cryptocurrency circle: 6 years from 50,000 to 30,000,000: The simpler the method, the more stable the earnings.

After 6 years of trial and error in the cryptocurrency world, I've seen too many people blindly operating with dozens of indicators — the more they lose, the more anxious they become, and the more mistakes they make, ultimately losing their entire capital.

However, I refuse to believe in luck, and I succeeded with a method that is incredibly simplistic: It took 2 years to grow from 50,000 to 1,500,000, just 1 year to reach 8,000,000 from 1,500,000, and shockingly only 5 months to surge to 30,000,000!

Throughout the process, I didn't look at moving averages, didn't chase trends, didn't listen to insider information, but focused solely on the N-shape pattern: vertical line surge → diagonal line pullback → vertical line breakout. Once the pattern is confirmed, I enter the market, and if it breaks, I immediately cut my position, never averaging down or using leverage!

I only keep a light gray 20-day moving average on the chart, and every day I sweep through the 4-hour candlestick chart for 5 minutes. If I find a match, I set up a limit order with a 2% stop-loss and a 10% take-profit; if not, I close my computer — drink coffee, spend time with family, and live a more relaxed life than anyone else.

After making money, it's even more important to maintain rhythm: Withdraw all capital when it reaches 1,500,000, take out half to invest in funds and time deposits when it hits 8,000,000, and continue to compound the rest into a snowball.

Last year, I helped a fan who was scared of losses. They followed my three iron rules: don't chase highs, don't hold onto positions, don't cling to battles. Even during volatile market conditions, my position remained as steady as a rock, gradually achieving a turnaround.

Is there really a holy grail in the cryptocurrency world? The true key to making money is the ability to filter out impatience.

Don't fantasize about getting rich overnight; steadily achieve a 10% return 20 times, and growing from 50,000 to 10,000,000 is just a matter of time.

The next person illuminated by the market may just be you, who is persevering right now!

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💰Breaking News! The Fed Finally Bows Down, Rate Cut is Here! 💰
$ETH $BTC $BNB Guys, the dovish tone is resounding! Just now, the Fed's December FOMC meeting dropped a bombshell: a direct 25 basis point rate cut! The interest rate range has fallen to 3.50%-3.75%. This isn't a drill; this is the third consecutive cut since September! 🔥

But the story isn't that simple. This time, there was a huge internal debate! Out of nine voting officials, three voted against it—the first time in nearly six years. One side felt the cut wasn't drastic enough (wanting a 50-basis-point cut), while the other side felt it shouldn't have been cut at all! What does this mean? The Fed itself is unsure of the future; the economic outlook is "extremely uncertain"!

Even more bizarre moves followed: while cutting rates and injecting liquidity, it also announced it would begin buying Treasury bonds (starting December 12th). This series of combined measures sends complex signals: a mix of concerns about a cooling job market (this risk was highlighted for the first time in the statement), and a reluctance to completely concede on inflation (acknowledging it's "slightly high"). A true case of schizophrenia!

The market instantly went wild: US stocks surged, the dollar plummeted, and gold rebounded. But hold on, the dot plot shows that these bigwigs expect very cautious interest rate cuts next year, and may even pause them altogether. The real game is just beginning.

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👇What do you think? Is this the start of a rapid bull market recovery, or just a placebo in a bear market? Share your insights in the comments!

Is the crazy bull market in the cryptocurrency world coming?
The Federal Reserve's press conference last night directly indicated a 25 basis point rate cut and the purchase of $40 billion in U.S. Treasuries, which undoubtedly injects liquidity into the market. Many people don't understand that the Fed's 9 to 3 vote to cut rates today and what the $40 billion in Treasuries means actually signifies that there is more and more money in the market, which normally flows into the cryptocurrency world!
Many people say that a rate cut is likely to be bearish! But yesterday was a surge!
And Long Ge's fans have consistently held onto their BTC at 88,000 and ETH at 3,000, facing two previous bearish instances, but this time it may not be the same!
Some fans are trading short-term ETH, opening long positions at 3,320 yesterday, which surged to 3,450 at its peak, while the most it dropped was to 3,190, meaning it fell by 30 points but gained 120 points, which is definitely a small loss with a big profit!
Do you think it's worth it?
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The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 25 basis points, Trump directly criticizes: This is far from enough!

Just now, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point rate cut, and the market immediately began to react. The Central Bank of the UAE followed suit, also lowering the rate by 25 basis points to 3.65%. Since the UAE Dirham closely tracks the US dollar, this operation is almost a "synchronized copy."
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However, this globally watched rate cut has left Trump very dissatisfied. He has repeatedly voiced his criticism, blasting the Federal Reserve's actions as too weak: "The cut is too small! It could have been doubled!" He once again pointed the finger at Federal Reserve Chairman Powell.
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Powell subsequently stated that "rate hikes are not a fundamental expectation." As soon as this was said, the market responded quickly: US Treasury yields dropped sharply, with the 10-year Treasury yield falling by 4.1 basis points to 4.145%, indicating that market expectations for future rate direction continue to loosen.

A rate cut that affects global nerves—from synchronized operations by Gulf countries, to the confrontation between the White House and the Federal Reserve, to real-time fluctuations in the bond market, all signals are worth careful consideration. Is this rate cut a cautious probe, or the prelude to a new round of easing? How will global markets continue to react?

What do you think of this "not strong enough" rate cut? Let's discuss your thoughts in the comments!
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《The Federal Reserve's Move: Is it a 'Life-and-Death Challenge' or a 'Turning Point' for Retail Investors in the Crypto Space?》

At 3 AM, the thunderous announcement of 'a 25 basis point rate cut' directly caused a leak in the crypto market water level — the Federal Reserve reduced the interest rate from 4.0% to 3.75%. This is not a liquidity injection; it's handing you a 'gambler's sickle'!

Don't think that a rate cut is good news; this is the Federal Reserve setting a trap for the crypto market: the previous rate of 4.0% was like 'boiling a frog in warm water', and now cutting it to 3.75% perfectly hits the expected line, seemingly 'following the script', but in reality, it nails the retail investors' 'bottom-fishing fantasies' in place — do you think funds will flood into the crypto market? Wrong! The Federal Reserve is 'controlling the rhythm': neither allowing the dollar to collapse nor letting the crypto market go wild; we small investors are just the leeks caught in the 'policy scissors'!

Look at this year's interest rate curve, it has been cut down from 4.5%, and the crypto market has jumped along each time, but this time is different — the expectations are precisely on point, indicating that institutions have already cleaned up their chips! Now if you rush in, you are just picking up the 'high-position sell orders' from the institutions; if you hesitate, you fear missing the 'rate cut bull', this is the Federal Reserve's cruelest aspect: it makes retail investors jump back and forth between 'fear and greed' until they exhaust their principal!

Listen to me: at this time, don't be a 'gambling dog', be a 'hunter' — cut your position to within 30%, watch the BTC support, if it breaks, exit completely; if it holds, keep that little bit of chips to 'weather the winter'.

Remember: in the crypto space, 'good news hitting the ground is bad news', the Federal Reserve's 'gentle knife' is more lethal than a crash. The real opportunity has never been about following the news; it’s about waiting for the sickle to finish swinging and picking up those seeds that haven’t been chopped to pieces.

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