加密游哥

Stop slapping your thigh at the K-line! In the crypto world, if you can lose your capital to the point where you only have a fraction left, you are likely to fall into these two 'deadly traps'. When I first entered the market, I was blind and almost lost all my $40,000. Today, I've stripped these two types of coins clean; if I step on a landmine again, I would truly be letting my wallet down.
First pit: obsolete altcoins 'zombie coins' — even keeping them as souvenirs feels like they're taking up space.
These types of coins are like abandoned bicycles in a community that no one manages; they look like an item, but in reality, they are of no use at all. I have summarized three 'death signals'; if you hit one, you must run quickly:

"Brother, lend me a cigarette, I'm afraid the wind will blow it away." Last winter, my childhood friend squatted downstairs at my place, his down jacket hood pulled very low, the phone screen lit up—320,000 principal left only 3,400 U, that string of numbers looked like frozen tears. Who would have thought that this 'broken silver' that almost made him jump into the river would actually roll into over 100,000 U three months later? As an old hand who has been tracking the market for 8 years, today I will strip his 'bloody account book' bare and share these three life-saving iron rules with you.
Pouring cold water: In the crypto circle, 'getting rich overnight' is the neon light of the casino, while 'going to zero overnight' is the big cabbage in the vegetable market. How crazy was my childhood friend two years ago? He poured his wife's dowry money into it all, tracking contracts without batting an eye, bragging to everyone 'another wave up and I’ll switch for a BMW.' As a result, one night, when mainstream coins dipped, his long position got liquidated, and the sound of him smashing the keyboard woke up the entire building—doesn’t this scene resemble you when you first entered the market?

'Sideways markets are a death trap; you can't even earn back the fees.' I just said this in the community last week.
Don't believe it? Look at my backend position screenshot: 60 days ago I invested 2700, and now the number has jumped to 69,000. It's not that I got lucky with a massive surge; rather, it’s the turbulent period that most people complain about that has become my 'printing press.'
After 5 years of trial and error, I've seen too many unfortunate souls staring at their screens until dawn during turbulent times: chasing the highs with one hand and cutting losses with the other, only to find that the fees at the end of the day are more than the principal; either betting everything on small coins for a double, only to be ground down by the market makers. The core of making money during sideways markets can be summed up in two words: counter-rolling.

"Teacher, my account only has 3600 cryptocurrency assets left. Should I cut my losses and exit the market?"
At two o'clock last Wednesday morning, when the message from my fan A-Zhe popped up, I had just finished watching the market. Looking at the account screenshot he sent—positions in a complete mess, with losing trades making up seventy percent, a typical case of the 'aftereffects of chasing highs and selling lows.'
Too many people complicate cryptocurrency trading, always thinking they need to analyze hundreds of technical indicators and memorize all the market phrases to make money. But after eight years in the industry, I've seen beginners lose everything from tens of thousands and also accompanied ordinary people who turned a few thousand into hundreds of thousands. In the end, I found that the secret to making money is never technology; it’s the 'iron discipline' that goes against human nature.

When the closing alert popped up with a 'ding', my gaze at the account balance was more focused than my cat staring at dried fish; half a month's project commission was gone in 15 minutes. That day, I slumped in my gaming chair, too exhausted to even curse, with only one thought in my mind: this place is not a casino at all, it's an injection room for 'wild traders' to get sober.
As an analyst who has been struggling in the crypto circle for five years, my old fans have heard about my dark history. Three years ago, I rushed into the derivatives market with the principal I had saved for two months, always feeling that I had mastered the wealth password after reading a few technical posts. What happened? Chasing after the so-called 'breakout market' with a full position, when the market retraced, my account directly went from 'comfortable living' to 'minimum subsistence'.

Staring at the screen until my eyes hurt at 3 AM, thinking I found the 'floor price', only to wake up in the morning buried in the 'crust layer'; seeing the experts in the group shout 'charge' and going all in, only to get hit with a 20-point loss—does this resonate with your daily experience?
I have been struggling in the cryptocurrency market for 5 years, from being a naive rookie who invested all my salary card into it, to now being an experienced trader who can earn steadily, having paid a total of 200,000 as 'tuition'. Today, I will share the 8 life-saving rules that I have learned, each one accompanied by lessons learned with real money. Newbie friends should like this and save it, to avoid making impulsive trades next time.

At 3 AM when I monitor the market, I often think of myself three years ago, squatting in the hallway smoking, with my account down to just instant noodle money. My wife sent me the message about the baby formula bill, and the screen light reflected my stubbled face. Today, I dug out my trading insights from the bottom of the box. I'm not here to teach you how to double your account overnight; I want to help every brave soul trying to support their family through trading to avoid the pitfalls I encountered back then.
Let me pour some cold water on you: don't be a 'vegetable model', the wrong direction will only lead to more suffering.
When I first entered the market, I was more diligent than anyone, getting up at dawn to watch foreign markets and taking notes after the close. Yet, I still got ground into the dirt by the market. It wasn't until later that I realized trading isn't about stamina; it's about 'anti-human cleverness'. The following 10 points are the practical insights I gained after losing 200,000; each one can help you avoid falling into a trap.

“Brother! Big surprise! They're going to loosen up over there! I've maxed out my credit card and jumped in!”
At two forty in the morning, my phone vibrated like an alarm, and it was a message from a fan, A-Kai, along with a screenshot of a full position purchase. The words were filled with excitement about “the dawn”. I stared at the screen and took a sip of cold coffee, replying with a harsh truth: “Brother, while they're squeezing eye drops, you think you can water a whole oasis with it?”
1. Wake up! This is not ‘looser policy’, it’s feeding bait to the leeks.
Beginners looking at the market always think “favorable news = easy money”, just like children wanting to grab candy when they see it. But what you think is a “policy red envelope” is likely a carefully packaged “sugar-coated shell” by the market.

In the winter of 2016, I finished every drop of the instant noodle soup in the Handshake Building in the urban village of Guangzhou. My bank card balance was 183.91 RMB, and I stared at the menu of the fast-food restaurant downstairs where the barbecued pork rice was 15 RMB, swallowing saliva for three days—not because I couldn't afford it, but because I was afraid that if I finished this meal, I would have to rely on tap water to fill my stomach for the next meal. I endured this kind of life, where even breathing was calculated, for a whole year and a half.
Eight years later, I stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of Shenzhen Bay, staring blankly at the yacht fleet below. When the number in my account jumped to over 24 million, my first reaction was to send a red envelope to the boss who sold me instant noodles back then—not to flaunt wealth, but because the sleepless nights and tears from liquidating positions hidden in that money were hotter than any motivational talk. Today, let's not talk about the abstract; I will share with you the four survival rules I hammered out with real money.

Now I am eating Japanese food in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows of an office building. Three years ago at the same time, I was squatting by the construction site wall gnawing on a steamed bun—don't scroll away, this is not a template for a comeback story; it’s my real experience as a rural kid who earned the right to choose in the crypto market.
I’m not afraid to say, when I came to the city with 800 yuan from my hometown, I didn’t even dare to enter the revolving door of an office building. Without an education or resources, I could only do the hardest physical labor. By the end of the month, my salary was just enough to pay the rent, and the debt collection messages were more frequent than takeout orders. One time, I got drenched in a heavy rain and returned to my rental apartment like a drowned rat. I pulled out my empty wallet and suddenly broke down: Am I going to be stuck in this 'exchanging effort for food' dead loop for the rest of my life?

The old cannon has been immersed in the digital asset circle for eight years, witnessing three bullish and bearish waves. Today, if anyone dares to blame retail investors for messing around with the K-line, I will get angry with them! This market drop has made people's scalps tingle, and it is not the fault of the insiders at all.
The real 'mastermind behind the scenes' is hidden in the piles of documents in the White House, sipping coffee while watching the market. The answer is just two words: cash crunch, but it's not that the market is out of money; it's that the one in charge of the money has hit a 'bug'.
The U.S. Treasury has recently turned itself into a joke—this government shutdown farce has them holding onto $150 billion in 'liquidity' but unable to spend it due to procedural delays. This is no small amount; it's equivalent to directly turning off the 'water faucet' for the market.

“老师，数字资产怎么买才能不被割？”每天后台都被这类问题轰炸，今天不扯K线指标，也不谈所谓的“内幕消息”，就扒扒我这8年把1000U滚成八位数的血泪史,毕竟踩过的坑比赚的钱还多，这些教训比任何理论都值钱。
8年前我揣着1000U入场，那是我攒了3个月的工资，当时跟自己约法三章：这钱是“学费”，亏光就滚回职场搬砖，绝不多投一分。现在打开交易平台，看着后面串起来的零，最庆幸的不是赚了多少，而是没在那些疯狂的夜晚把自己玩进去。
很多人觉得加密圈是赌场，靠运气就能躺赢？别傻了，我见过太多早上晒翻倍截图，晚上哭着找维权群的人。这条路没有神话，只有被贪心的人踩在脚下的常识。
第一阶段：活着比啥都强（1000U→1万U）
刚入场时我跟个无头苍蝇似的，别人说哪个概念火就追，一周就亏了200U，吓得赶紧停手——再这么造，不出一个月就得卷铺盖走人。痛定思痛后，我立下两条“保命铁律”，至今都在遵守：
一是每笔交易的止损线卡死在2%，不管别人说“马上反弹”还是“错过拍大腿”，只要触及止损点，手起刀落绝不犹豫。有次某主流资产突然跳水，我亏1.8%果断离场，当天下午就跌了15%，群里哀鸿遍野时我偷偷庆幸“捡回一条命”。
二是盈利到20%就“落袋为安”，至少转出一半利润到稳定账户。别觉得“少赚了”，加密圈的波动比过山车还刺激，昨天的浮盈可能今天就变浮亏。就靠这招“保守疗法”，我在2018年那波大回调里保住了本金，而当时跟我一起入场的室友，早就亏得删了交易软件。
第二阶段：建立自己的“交易生物钟”（1万U→10万U）
本金稳住后，我不再跟风瞎买，而是养成了写“交易日志”的习惯——不是简单记买卖价格，而是写清楚“为什么买”“预期目标是多少”“如果跌了怎么办”，甚至会备注当天的市场情绪，比如“社群里全是晒单的，小白入场增多”。
印象最深的是2020年，有个冷门资产三天涨了三倍，社群里全是“上车暴富”的喊单，有人@我问要不要冲，我翻了翻日志里写的“热度超过阈值必回调”，硬是没动。当时还有人截我空仓的图Diss“老古董跟不上潮流”，结果一周后这资产跌回原点，那位Diss我的兄弟，现在还在我后台问“套牢了该割吗”。
这阶段我悟透一个道理：加密圈里，“不亏”就是赢。那些看似胆小的犹豫，往往是避开陷阱的本能。
第三阶段：跟自己的贪心“死磕”（10万U→100万U）
资金量越涨，心态越容易崩。当账户数字从五位数变六位数时，我居然开始失眠——涨了怕回调，跌了怕深套，整个人被数字牵着走，连吃饭都盯着手机看行情。
后来我找了个“毒舌搭档”，也是个老玩家，专门负责在我上头时泼冷水。2021年那波狂热期，我差点把所有资金砸进一个新上线的资产，下单前习惯性发给搭档看，他没骂我，就甩来我自己写的一句话：“狂热即拐点，贪婪是韭菜的墓志铭”。
就这一句话，我瞬间清醒，反手把部分资金转出。没过多久，市场迎来大回调，我不仅没亏，还靠之前留的本金抄了波底。这时候我才明白，加密圈拼到最后，比的不是谁眼光准，而是谁能在欲望里保持半分清醒。
#巨鲸动向 $ETH

“I saw this wave of growth coming early!”——Is it you?
Staring at the K-line at three in the morning, the analysis report fills three pages, and the market trend is exactly as you predicted. But turning to look at the account, it's either stuck in place like someone hit the pause button, or it shrinks all the way down worse than a waterfall.
I have been struggling in this circle for eight years, and I have seen too many brothers who went from BMWs to shared bikes, none of whom failed due to market judgment——those who went all-in on small coins ended up with zero in their accounts, those who lightened their positions in a bull market ended up with broken legs, and those who were fully invested in a bear market could only play dead.

Who hasn't sighed in front of their holding page? The curtain for the halving is about to rise, yet this thing is dawdling around the hundred thousand mark. What was promised to be a 'firecracker' has turned into an 'old ox'—stop blaming miners for dumping and retail investors for panicking; I've been tracking the capital flow for three months, and the real culprit is hiding in the U.S. Treasury's iron cabinet!
As a veteran with eight years of experience in the field, I have long learned to look beyond the candlestick charts to see the essence. Logically speaking, with the expectation of a halving, the buying enthusiasm shouldn't have diminished, and the market should at least be stable, even if it doesn't surge. However, the reality is that the volatility is even more chaotic than a novice's heartbeat. Two weeks ago, I thoroughly analyzed the miners' hash rates, institutional holdings, and retail trading data, and the conclusion is: no one is maliciously selling off; everyone is 'waiting for the market.'

Don't swipe away! If your heart is racing while staring at the candlestick chart, either you're fully invested and stuck or you're missing out entirely. Congratulations, this article can help you avoid 3 years of detours. I'm Lao Qin, and 3 years ago I poured 2 million earned from my startup into the crypto market. After going bust 8 times, I finally understood: the crypto world is not an investment arena; it's a 'counter-human slaughterhouse' set up by big players to exploit retail investors. Those who survive are secretly using these tricks.
1. The wealth code in time differences: don't compete with foreigners for rhythm
When I first entered the market, I was like a fool, selling at a loss during the day when I saw green, and chasing highs at night when I saw red, losing half a year's salary in a week. It wasn't until I stared at the charts until my eyes hurt that I discovered the pattern: during our trading hours, it's often the 'emotional trading' causing chaos—retail investors panic and sell recklessly, while the big players take the opportunity to buy cheap.

At three o'clock in the morning, I fumbled for my phone in the dark, the screen's light stinging my eyes—don't panic, I know you're not sleepless, you're just checking if your account is in the red or not. If it rises by two points, you're already calculating how to change cars; if it drops by three points, you start searching for 'Will the crypto market crash to zero?', your holdings causing more anxiety than your heartbeat—does that sound like you at this moment?
In my tenth year in this industry, I've seen too many myths of 'getting rich overnight', and countless tragedies of 'entering the market by luck and paying with principal'. Three years ago, a young man who learned from me, with a few tens of thousands in capital, rushed in, chasing after hundredfold concept coins and trying to buy at the so-called 'floor price'. Within half a year, his account was left with only a small amount. Until he squatted at the entrance of my studio asking 'Can I still turn it around?', I only said one thing: 'There are no free tickets to win in this market; trading is a skill, not a gamble on size.'

This is the core strategy I used to achieve financial freedom from 8000U

1. Divide the money into three parts, first survive​
1200U split into three parts of 400U
1. 400u day trading, monitor 1 position daily, target 3%-5%, close the software after reaching the target​

2. 400u swing trading, wait for daily lines to break resistance / break support, enter with stop loss, aim for 10%+ market

3. 400u permanent lock-up, act as a revival coin, even if the market is volatile, avoid all-in and cutting off the path. ​

2. 80% of the market is in fluctuation, moving randomly incurs fees​
If BTC is sideways for more than 3 days, close the software, don't get itchy. Wait for a breakout with volume or stabilize above the 30-day EMA, then enter with stop loss.

Open the wallet and don't calculate the earnings yet—ask yourself: Will those tokens in your hand, which you can't even understand the white paper of, still be searchable a year from today?
I have been in the industry for 8 years, from the ICO bubble bursting to the FTX crash. I've seen gamblers shouting 'all in' at three in the morning and accompanied retail investors cutting losses before dawn. Today, I won't sugarcoat it or paint a rosy picture; I'll just say a heartfelt truth: the 'weeding season' in the crypto market has arrived, and this time it's not just trimming; it's uprooting.
Stop fooling yourself with 'bottom fishing in a bear market.' The current market is not a 'pullback'; it's a 'screening'—filtering out the air and leaving behind the real gold. And the pile of coins in your hand that you can't even find the project team's office address for are very likely to be the first batch thrown into the trash.

Don't believe the nonsense of 'doubling overnight' anymore! I personally witnessed a brother roll from 10,000 capital to 5 million dollars in the crypto world, not by luck hitting the jackpot, but by taking the idea of 'going against oneself' to the extreme.
To be honest, I've seen too many people rush in with their capital, either impatiently doubling down and recklessly adding positions, or following others into traps while making money, losing everything in less than three months. But this senior is different; when the market surges wildly, others celebrate while he remains calm. When everyone panics and cuts losses, he takes action instead. This 'anti-human' logic took me three sleepless nights of watching the market with him to fully understand, and today I'll explain it all to you.