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If a trader hasn't rebranded in years and doesn't have a single hater!

That just proves they're solid in the game.

A lot of folks hit me up with the first line: Yo, I've been following you for how many years now.

All set, several friends have been asking why I've been pumping out content like a pig today. Is my account hacked or did I hire an assistant for some training?

Just to clarify, sorry for not pushing out tweets before, I was just being too chill about it. I'm now in the classroom starting the session, so feel free to hit me up about your family background, emotional journey, and unfinished dreams. I'm ready to respond in a flash.

After stepping out, I really see the potential in stablecoins and the payment (consumption) sector. I first heard about financial inclusivity in the summer of 2024 when I was in Dubai listening to a big player discuss this topic, sharing how Binance Pay has helped countless countries and regions tackle issues like asset preservation and payment solutions behind the scenes.

That moment was when I truly broke free from my confines, realizing that blockchain has given ordinary folks the opportunity for asset allocation, and the crypto industry's growth has allowed more people to have a fair shot, rather than just the daily ups and downs in our market, including some sideways action.

Now, as I find myself abroad, I feel the greatness of crypto and consumption even more. From the days when I used to carry a bunch of cash out and come back with pockets full of coins, to now when I only need to take my phone outside.

However, the last-mile issue still isn’t resolved. I still need to transfer USDT to a Thai bank account before I can spend, and for that last mile in payment, I'm keeping an eye on the progress of each exchange's consumer products.

I first applied for the Bitget Wallet physical card, but due to some issues with my info submission, it’s still stuck in review.

Then I saw that OKX Pay launched a VISA physical card, but it's currently only available for applications in Singapore. I believe it will soon expand across Southeast Asia.

Finally, I noticed Binance has reintroduced their payment card after several years. Unlike the previous VISA card, this time it's a MasterCard. Due to regional restrictions, I haven't been able to get in on it yet, and I'm not sure if there will be a physical card, but I've already reserved one at the first opportunity.

For my last-mile payment solution, I’m counting on the hard work of all the bosses out there.

My biggest disadvantage is that I can't just open my mouth and talk like a pro, which is a huge setback for being a KOL. I just watch others stir up their followers with a few words, while I feel like one of those young folks who got totally drained. I'm not smooth with my words, and my hands aren’t quick; at most, I get excited and throw some info at my followers, but other than that, I can’t do much.

A lot of people say this is like internet impotence, but I prefer to see it as a gift for trading. I just need to stay calm, trust my judgment, keep honing what I'm best at, and secretly enjoy it. Occasionally, a buddy hops on the trade, and we share a laugh, then it's back to the grind for the next round.

Boring, dull, no emotional highs or lows, no waves—that’s me, just a walking dead.

By the way, I've picked up quite a few new followers lately. What brought you here? Margin calls? Random chatter? Or trading? If it’s trading, remember to subscribe to the channel, and let’s ride the crypto wave together 🏄.

The way an average Joe flips the script and gets back in the game is by grinding through the same familiar trades over and over again. You gotta tough it out through those boring, monotonous days, stay laser-focused on executing your strategy, and keep pushing like a total noob. There’s no other way, just like there are no shortcuts in life.

In a sideways market like this, the standard play is to take what you can get.

Trading is actually pretty straightforward; it's all about waiting for the right opportunity, entering a position, setting a stop-loss, and then doing your thing. In the end, you either hit your stop-loss or cash out.

Just focus on minimizing your losses when you're down and maximizing your gains when you're up; stretching your timeframe is key to being in the profit.

It's Wednesday, the sun's blazing, temperature's at 39 degrees, and the classroom's AC is down. I'm strolling through the mall with my phone, catching my online classes while sipping on some SOL. Just another straightforward yet fulfilling day. As for the market, what's meant to happen will happen; no need to constantly keep an eye on it.

Right now, the setup is actually pretty clear.

The recent short-term double top has basically formed, the neck line has been broken, and this position is right near the lower edge of the ascending channel. Now that the edge has been breached, it indicates that this uptrend is likely over.

If we can somehow pull it back up, theoretically it would have to form a wedge or a triple top, but I think the chances of that happening are slim.

So the current strategy is simple: don’t chase shorts, wait for a small-level bounce. The bounce should be around 7.78w; at that level, look for short opportunities again. If we see another acceleration downward, 7.35w will likely be tested. Once we get to that area, we can reevaluate for any new structures.

At this stage, I’m still bearish.

This morning, I saw Bitcoin (大饼) pump, so I went short and scored another win. My copy trading account is close to $5000 in profit today, which can cover the losses from my weekend haircut.

As always with copy trading, remember there's risk involved, so only use funds you can afford to lose. Don’t treat your main stash like a lifeline. Also, learn the ropes and the logic behind the moves. Just toss in a quick $10 to spectate and observe.

It's such a shame that no one is sharing this awesome content in the square; newcomers really need to grasp the logic and rules behind how things operate.

Besides this, there are also hedging strategies, charting tricks, all sorts of gimmicks, but there’s no real trading, just signals to follow.

I got a haircut for 1300 THB over the weekend, can you help me see if it’s worth it?

Given the market conditions and global instability: it's time to short and go all in, sooner or later we'll be living in the palace.

These past few days I've been getting annoyed with Mei and Yi.

One wants to talk only after breaking the contract, while the other insists on breaking it after the chat.

Just get on with it already, all this back and forth is so frustrating.

Last night the market broke out, and a lot of people are calling for a bull run.
We're firmly seeing this as a fake breakout and going short 📉.

1/ After shorting, I was in the group chatting with the bros about the late-night recap, and the more we talked, the more I felt this isn't that simple.

2/ The Trump administration's recent moves seem to embrace crypto on the surface, but in reality, they're systematically draining liquidity. Policy favorable? It's just a legal pathway for the grim reaper.

3/ The funds and liquidity that have been siphoned off won't be coming back. This isn't a cyclical tide going out, it's a structural outflow. The money went into Wall Street's pockets; do you think they'll spit it out?

4/ Squeezing out means ultimately hitting zero, but overextending is the real killer—going negative. Just think how many people over the last two years haven't just lost everything, but are now in debt.

5/ A scenario that's hard to fathom: if Trump drains the value from the crypto market, in the next 5-10 years, the public could scoff at crypto. Just like P2P back in the day, from hot trend to everyone calling for its head.

6/ If I were Trump, I'd do the same—exchange crypto for a lifetime of wealth, then walk away without a backward glance.

7/ So, when everyone is FOMOing, we choose to stand on the other side. It's not about bearish faith, it's about seeing reality clearly.

8/ Maybe I'm a pessimist. But this industry has taught me one thing: pessimists don't necessarily make a lot, but they last longer.

What do you bros think?

I just saw someone get liquidated in the copy trading again, due to a wrong setup!

When copy trading, always choose proportional following, don’t select anything else. Keep your funds, no matter the size, in line with my capital to make it easier to follow my position management. Don’t chase quick gains.

When entering a trade, it’s normal to hold through the ups and downs; what matters is the end result. Value your USDT.

The drama these past few days has been wild (America might really be on the ropes.

First, Comrade Jian Guo threw Pakistan a lifeline right before the ceasefire agreement deadline today, smoothly extending the truce. Then, around noon, news dropped that America was gearing up to lift the blockade.

By evening, Comrade Jian Guo confidently announced that the second round of negotiations might happen on the 24th, only to be shot down by the other side, who called him a liar right to his face.

At the same time, they responded to Pakistan's request about extending the ceasefire by stating that their armed forces are on full alert, ready to take decisive action at any moment.

Talk about a slap in the face.

Perhaps the turning point was when the other side announced that Russian ships could pass, and the G7, led by Japan, started military drills at the monkey's house; that moment made it clear they had backup, or else they would have surrendered long ago.

BTC daily chart is showing this kind of price action, and I bet a lot of folks are already getting FOMO.

After a sharp drop, we’ve formed a classic ascending channel, and now the price is hugging the upper band, entering a new battleground: chase the long or go blind short.

Let’s hold off on any moves for now; we need to see if the upper band can actually be broken.

Real breakout → market accelerates, we take off straight to 80K+
Fake breakout → a sharp drop, and it’s a trap for bag holders here.

Let’s be patient; news from the U.S. and Israel could trigger either scenario at any moment, and we’ll ride the wave when it happens. $BTC

Today in class, I skimmed through the recent info flow and did a little tidying up, mainly getting some folks I thought were on my radar but clearly weren't (I could've sworn I followed them 😭

Another thing is, the biggest 'pump' 🫓 I've had this year so far is fans asking me when I'm going live. You guys don't show up during my streams, and then one by one, you come asking after I log off. I really feel like I got played here!

Can everyone please hit that subscribe button? That way, you’ll get notifications right when I go live. (I know this might feel like a pump and dump, but I genuinely want you to subscribe, because I really do stream often 😔

Message + in conjunction with the market, last night the US was aggressively trying to deal with Iran, but now it seems they are lifting the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Is the US going to back down?

Next, after the US lifts the blockade, Iran will see the sincerity and go to negotiations, and we will see the results of the negotiations. According to previous information, Iran has consistently insisted on maintaining its nuclear rights, but it is well known that the US certainly wants to eliminate the nuclear program.

It depends on what the US offers as compensation to Iran to get them to voluntarily give it up; otherwise, further conflict cannot be ruled out. After all, just a few days ago, the US also reinforced the aircraft carrier group there, and Iran has claimed it is already prepared with sufficient ammunition.

USD1 This line can actually be viewed separately; otherwise, it is easy to get confused.

USD1 itself is a stablecoin, and the collateral and custody aspects determine its "safety"; WLFI is an incentive token, determining its "profitability".

The two are related but are not the same thing.

The recent discussions have mainly arisen because the governance proposal for WLFI has passed: 62.28 billion locked + 4.5 billion destroyed.

The biggest issue before was "not knowing when it would be unlocked"; now a timeline has been provided: the team and institutional parts are basically locked for 2 years + a gradual release over the following 4-5 years.

In short, it has removed the greatest uncertainty.

The market's reaction is actually quite simple: it is not because something valuable suddenly appeared, but because a risk point has been removed. However, from another perspective, this is good news for WLFI, and for USD1, it is just an "emotional boost", not the core logic.

Looking at another aspect: the subsidy for USD1 is still ongoing, the 4th round has also begun, still the old method—using WLFI as a subsidy to gain market share.
This approach has been running for several months now, essentially using money to exchange for scale.

So at this stage, it is quite clear:
USD1 = Stability + Receiving Subsidies
WLFI = Watching Releases + Watching Market Expectations

Don't assume WLFI will rise just because USD1 is stable;
And don't think USD1 has issues just because WLFI is volatile.

Viewing these two things separately actually makes it simpler.