Yesterday, the reason for the short position at $ETH was the detection of large outflows on-chain, coupled with BlackRock selling tens of thousands of ETH and over 2000 BTC, which raised obvious suspicions of a manipulative sell-off. This situation is very unusual, so I guided my followers to short around 3016, and it fell down just as we predicted, precisely reaching 2900, achieving more than 3 times the profit. Very satisfying!
If you're feeling lost, wanting to recover and turn things around but lack direction, follow me. I will set the direction for you, mark the points, and keep the rhythm. Say goodbye to random guessing and chaotic trading; every step will be grounded in reality.
$SOL Yesterday, during the repeated wash trading, I don't know how many brothers held on. I mentioned the target around 130-133. Last night, after the U.S. stock market opened, it first retreated and then surged with a big bullish candle directly hitting the 133.96 position. Brother Bo led his fans to achieve a 3x return and exited directly. Those who followed along all benefited from this wave!
To succeed in trading, patience is key. If the direction is correct and you manage your positions well, the rest is up to time. If you often sell too early or struggle with position management, you can follow Brother Bo's strategy!
$SOL Entering Long Position!\n\nThe current SOL has stabilized and is continuously rising on the hourly chart, with on-chain funds flowing in. A bullish trend has formed, and there will be a slight rebound during the day. The host has already led fans to enter long at the current price of 128.9, targeting around 130-133. Pay attention to the resistance level at 135; if it cannot break through, consider going short.\n\nIf you feel confused, want to recover losses but lack direction, follow me. I will set the direction for you, mark the points for you, and manage the rhythm for you. Say goodbye to random guessing and rushing; every step will be grounded.\n$BTC $ZEC \n#美国非农数据超预期 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #ETH走势分析
In six years in the crypto world, I turned a principal of 20,000 into 50 million.
From Guangdong to Shanghai, behind four houses and a Porsche—no insider information, no gambling on luck, all thanks to a method that most people laugh at as 'too slow.'
Today, I share six iron rules: listening to one can save you 100,000; following three can outperform 90% of retail investors.
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① Don't panic during rapid rises and slow falls: A rapid rise followed by a slow decline is often just a washout; don't get off easily; however, if there's a sudden crash after a significant surge (like a 20% rise followed by a 15% drop), it's definitely a trap to lure in more buyers, and slow runners will lose all profits.
② Don't catch falling knives: A slow rebound after a sharp drop is often a trap; operators never give you money when you're in a panic.
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③ Watch volume at the top to assess risk: Continued high-volume fluctuations at high levels still offer opportunities; if trading volume shrinks suddenly and enthusiasm wanes, a crash is imminent.
④ Look for sustained volume at the bottom: A sudden explosive rebound in volume is often bait; a gentle increase in volume after a consolidation with reduced volume is the real signal for operators to build positions.
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⑤ Volume hides the emotional code: K-lines are just the surface; trading volume is the mirror of market consensus—understanding emotions is the key to seeing the direction clearly.
Mindset section
⑥ The 'No' character heart training method: Without attachment, you can stay in cash waiting for opportunities; without greed, you can avoid chasing highs; without fear, you can dare to layout during panic.
The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what’s lacking is 'a hand that can be controlled and a situation that can be understood.'
I can go from 20,000 to 50 million, not by running fast, but by adhering to 'the rules of the slow'—the market specializes in punishing smart people but rewards those willing to slow down and steady.
I am Boge, only talking about practical experiences, not painting big dreams.
Our team still has openings; if you're tired of groping in the dark alone, get on board, and I will take you to use this 'slow method' to carve out a future in the crypto world together.
The most ruthless way to make money in the crypto world? Just one word - Roll!
Many people roll to 990,000, but the last trade goes straight to zero. It's a hundred times more thrilling than hoarding coins, and the outcomes are often only two: either get rich or go to zero.
Back then, I had only over 2000 left for meals, and I relied on this trick to roll to 100,000 in 3 months. The method is not complicated: high leverage + profit reinvestment + relentless focus on one direction.
At the beginning, I only used 300 dollars for testing the waters.
Each time, I opened 100 times with 10 dollars, and if I made 1%, I doubled my position; every profit I made, I withdrew half, and continued to roll the other half.
After 11 consecutive wins, 10 dollars can turn into 10,000 dollars.
But most people die at three hurdles:
1️⃣ They earn and can't stop, always wanting a little more.
2️⃣ They can't accept losses, adding positions against the trend and stubbornly holding on.
3️⃣ They waver in direction, getting repeatedly slapped by the market.
My iron rules are only two:
❌ Cut losses immediately, if wrong 20 times, force yourself to stop.
✅ Withdraw profits once you reach 5000, never allow profits to evaporate.
In last year's one-sided market, I started with 500 dollars and rolled to 500,000 in 3 days.
But before that, I waited for a full 4 months, completely still.
Rolling is not about daily operations, but about seizing opportunities and striking decisively.
Now, people often ask: Can you roll now?
I only counter with three questions:
Has big volatility arrived?
Is the trend one-sided?
Can you resist just eating the fish's body and not being greedy for the tail?
If the answer to all is “yes,” then take action.
If you are still hesitating, it means you haven't been thoroughly educated by the market.
Remember, rolling is a life-and-death game:
Either you end up with a beautiful model, or you go work in the sea.
If you dare to play, don’t be timid; if you don’t dare, don’t touch it.
The real secret of the crypto world is not in the price charts, but in the trading volume.
Over time, you will understand: price is just surface-level performance, while volume is the true signal from the major players. Newbies focus on the ups and downs of emotions, while the experienced look at the volume first—this is where the difference lies.
Today, I will share three truths about volume that the major players fear you will understand.
First: A large volume drop, 90% of the time, is not an opportunity, but a signal to run away.
If you dare to buy when prices are falling and the trading volume is still so high? That’s not panic selling; it’s the major players offloading their shares to you.
The real bottom has never come from excitement, but when the price keeps falling with decreasing volume, appearing cold and ignored.
Second: A low volume sideways market is the harshest test of patience.
Prices are stagnant, people gradually leave the market, and trading volume decreases—this does not mean the crypto is dead; it means someone is quietly accumulating.
Conversely, if the volume keeps increasing during the sideways period? Don’t hesitate; that’s often a preparatory move before a bullish trap.
Third: A volume breakout, don’t rush; watch the second candlestick.
A true breakout never happens with just one candlestick. The first one is there to show you; only if the second one can also increase in volume does it signify a real start.
If the volume decreases immediately after a rise? Then you’re likely on the opposite side of the major players.
Remember this phrase: volume precedes price, price follows volume.
If you only look at the price, you are trading with your eyes closed; if you can understand the volume, you can foresee the outcome half a step ahead.
There are always opportunities in the market, what’s lacking is those who can understand.
Those who understand naturally know how to follow,
While those who don’t can only continue to pay tuition in the market.
30,000 to a million, not because I'm ruthless, but because I'm patient.
Many people ask me: with the market so crazy, how should I play with a 30,000 capital?
I only reply: don't rush. Those who are anxious have already exited the market.
This strategy, last year I rolled 30,000 into a million. This year I've upgraded it in practice, making it more stable, slower, and less likely to be washed out.
Level one: Learn to survive first
I never go all in. I split the 30,000 capital into 5 parts, only using 1 part, while treating the other 4 parts as "emergency funds".
If the price rises, I push the position accordingly; if I'm wrong, I stop immediately.
I don't predict the market, nor do I compete with it; I just follow, I don't force it.
Level two: Let the volatility make money for me
My favorite phase is when the market is such that "I can make money even while sleeping".
If the price drops by 10%, I automatically buy; if it rises by 10%, I automatically sell.
I don't bet on direction, just profit from fluctuations. The more the market grinds, the more stable I become.
There's only one prerequisite: only choose mainstream coins and assets with good liquidity.
Living longer is far more important than rising quickly.
Level three: Details build compound interest
Funds cannot be idle— even 0.5% interest on a demand deposit is part of compound interest.
Every time I make 20%, I withdraw 10% into a cold wallet, never letting profits take new risks.
When the market fluctuates violently, I remain calm: during significant fluctuations in BTC, I don't even look at altcoins.
This year, I've added a strict rule: no stop losses, no orders; no take profits, no orders.
Many people don't lack opportunities, but every time they: over-leverage, over-bet, over-emote.
But I only do one thing: turn off emotions and let the rules make money.
Turning 30,000 into a million has never been a miracle, but whether you are willing to slow down, to live longer in this market than others.
I have already paved the way.
What you may lack is just someone who can guide you steadily along this path.
In the cryptocurrency world, the core idea is simple: if your understanding is lacking, the harder you work, the more you lose.
Newcomers often lose money right away, not because the market is too harsh, but because their methods are wrong. By the time you want to learn slowly, your capital has already been devoured by the market.
The logic of truly making money isn't complicated:
When trading cryptocurrencies, first focus on your mindset, then on your skills.
Remember these 7 points, and that’s enough:
1️⃣ BTC is the overall rhythm of the market.
Most altcoins will ultimately follow its lead, so don’t overlook its long cycles.
2️⃣ BTC and USDT often move in opposite directions.
When USDT strengthens, be careful of BTC corrections; when BTC rises, consider switching to USDT to lock in profits.
3️⃣ “Pins” often appear between 0–1 AM.
Set extremely low buy orders or extremely high sell orders before bed; sometimes you can catch market movements for free.
4️⃣ The tone of the day is often set between 6–8 AM.
If it falls in the early morning → it may continue to fall in the morning; if it rises in the early morning → it often continues to rise, usually indicating the intraday high point.
5️⃣ Pay close attention to the market at 5 PM.
The US market starts, and fluctuations often officially begin here.
6️⃣ Don't blindly trust the direction on Fridays.
Sometimes it falls, sometimes it rises; pay more attention to news and gamble less on one-way trades.
7️⃣ Don’t panic if a coin with good volume drops.
A drop is just a matter of time; learn to average down or patiently wait.
The cryptocurrency world never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are people who can make fewer mistakes.
Discipline is more important than skills, and patience is worth more than actions.
I led him from 1500U to 23,000U, and in the end, I deleted him from my friends list.
He once followed group friends to aggressively trade Dogecoin, losing everything three times in two days, even using his rent money.
I didn't teach him to analyze complex candlestick patterns, only setting three iron rules. Who knew that four months later, his account actually surged to 23,000U.
But in the end, I still blocked him.
The first iron rule is: "Split the funds into three parts, live separately".
I had him break 800U into three parts: three hundred for day trading, only opening one position each day, and shutting down after earning 5%; three hundred to wait for opportunities, never entering unless at crucial support; finally, two hundred locked as "emergency funds", which should not be touched even if the sky falls.
Initially, he mumbled: "How long will it take for this little principal to grow?" But when he saw colleagues trading contracts and evaporating funds in an instant, he finally quietly opened the interface for placing orders in batches.
The second rule is: "Only bite the main upward trend, do not gnaw on the oscillating bones".
The market is in a trash state 70% of the time, so I told him to simply go to the gym during consolidation. Once ADA was flat for a week, he asked me at midnight: "Should we ambush first?" I replied, "Wait for volume."
The next morning, a big bullish candle broke through, and we enjoyed an 18% increase. He finally understood: staying still is often ten times harder than making random moves.
For every profit exceeding 15%, I forced him to transfer one-third to his bank card—numbers on the screen are never as real as the SMS notifications.
The third and most critical rule: "Let the system control your hands".
Set a stop loss at 3% for each order, and automatically close positions when the line is touched; if profits exceed 8%, immediately move the stop loss to protect the capital. Once he traded LTC, missing the stop loss point by 0.5%, he wanted to cancel the order, and I directly sent him a screenshot of the liquidation from three months ago.
That night, LTC plummeted by 12%. He stared at the mere 1% loss in his account, realizing for the first time: cutting losses is the true protective talisman. Four months later, his account rose to 23,000U, but he started to get carried away. He mixed in trading groups, chased MEME coins with full margin, and after a half drawdown, he still complained: "If I had gone all in back then, I would have made a fortune already."
Before deleting him, I left a final message:
"From 1500U to 23,000U, it’s not about the market, it’s about the rules. Rules can help you survive, but arrogance can bring you back to zero."
Remember, the true life-saving factors are never the opportunities for quick profits, but the discipline ingrained in your bones.
$PIPPIN The day before yesterday, I informed fans to short a token with 0.5, and last night it surged directly to 0.5049 before crashing. I didn't go heavy on this volatile coin due to the high risk, but I still made a profit with a small position.
Pippin dropped to around 0.25 and was pulled back above 0.3, proving that the market makers want to continue pushing it up. In the future, we can wait for a pullback to take a small long position on this coin, and I will inform you as soon as there is a suitable opportunity. If you're interested, feel free to join!
$SOL Entering Long Position!\n\nThe current SOL has stabilized and is continuously rising on the hourly chart, with on-chain funds flowing in. A bullish trend has formed, and there will be a slight rebound during the day. The host has already led fans to enter long at the current price of 128.9, targeting around 130-133. Pay attention to the resistance level at 135; if it cannot break through, consider going short.\n\nIf you feel confused, want to recover losses but lack direction, follow me. I will set the direction for you, mark the points for you, and manage the rhythm for you. Say goodbye to random guessing and rushing; every step will be grounded.\n$BTC $ZEC \n#美国非农数据超预期 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #ETH走势分析
From the structure of the market, after three consecutive bullish candles on the 4-hour level, the price is clearly constrained by the middle Bollinger Band. Although there are signs of a pullback for correction, considering the previous downward trend and the overall downward opening of the Bollinger Bands, the bullish momentum is clearly insufficient, making it difficult to effectively break through the middle band, and the overall trend still leans towards bearishness.
At the 1-hour level, the price briefly surged above the upper Bollinger Band before quickly retreating, re-entering the consolidation range. The bullish volume of MACD has shifted from expansion to contraction, and KDJ and RSI are both turning downward, with short-term adjustment signals gradually emerging.
In terms of operation, maintain the main idea of shorting on rebounds.
💥Trading suggestions:
$BTC rebound to the 87800–88300 range to layout short positions, if it continues to probe upwards to 88800, consider adding positions,
The lower target to pay attention to is the 86800–85200 range.
Focus on trend-following trading, patiently wait for the rebound to provide positions, and pay attention to controlling positions and stop-loss risks.
For friends who are new to contracts, don't rush to take risks with a capital of 10,000. These 4 core strategies can help you survive from a novice to an expert.
1. Position is the lifeline: Put on a bulletproof vest before going to battle.
The most fatal mistake for beginners is often losing control of their position. Remember the following rules:
Single trade ≤ 5%, total position ≤ 20%: With a capital of 10,000, each trade should not exceed 500U, and total holdings ≤ 2000U.
Funds should be divided into five parts: 3-4 parts for mainstream coins (like BTC/ETH), leaving 1 part as emergency reserves — do not blindly average down, only wait for confirmed signals.
2. Follow signals, don't rely on feelings.
The most reliable weapon for beginners is rules, not intuition.
Dual moving average strategy: 5-day line crosses above 10-day line (golden cross) + increased volume → long signal; crosses below (death cross) + increased volume → short signal.
Be cautious with divergence: price makes a new low, but MACD goes up (bottom divergence) → wait for at least 2 bullish candles to confirm, then test with ≤300U.
3. Stop loss and take profit: If you can't sell, everything is zero.
In contracts, selling is far more important than buying.
Stop loss should be based on key levels: for long positions, set the stop loss 3%-5% below support; for short positions, set it 3%-5% above resistance.
Taking profit is in two steps: lock in profits by closing half when up 20%, set a trailing stop loss for the remainder (e.g., exit automatically if it retraces 5%).
4. Three major pitfalls, a step in leads to collapse. Skills can be learned, but a broken mindset is hard to recover:
Never hold against the market trend: if the direction is wrong, decisively stop loss; holding under high leverage ≈ going to zero.
Reject information blind spots: major policies and project dynamics directly affect coin prices; not reading news = driving blind.
Avoid mindset explosions: if you lose, don’t go all-in to recover; beginners should seek stability first; earning 5% a month is better than a huge loss.
Final sentence:
Using a capital of 10,000 to learn contracts, the first phase goal is not to "earn how much," but to "try not to lose." Understand the risks, develop the habit of execution, and you can stay in the game — the crypto space is not short of opportunities, only those who can survive until opportunities arise.
If this is helpful to you, we can continue to delve into each specific execution step. The road must be taken step by step, and positions must be practiced one by one.
Insufficient principal of 1500U, please stop first——the cryptocurrency market is not a gamble, but a contest of strategies.
I once guided a novice, starting with 1200U, and in 4 months the account grew to 26,000U, and now steadily rolled to 40,000U, without ever being liquidated. This is not luck, but following three core disciplines——which is also the underlying logic that took me from 9000U to stable profits.
1. Three parts capital management, say goodbye to full warehouse gambling
Clearly divide 1200U into three parts:
400U for intraday trades: only one trade a day, take profits when available, do not be greedy or delay
400U for swing trades: low-frequency entries, only take high certainty opportunities, do not make vague profits
400U reserved as base capital: never easily use this, it is the foundation of your continuous trading.
Remember: in the cryptocurrency market, surviving is the premise of profit.
2. Only earn money from trends, refuse frequent trading
The market is in fluctuation 80% of the time, making random moves is like giving away money. During sideways markets, patiently wait, only enter after the trend is established; once profits reach 20% of the principal, immediately withdraw part of the profits, so that the gains are truly secured. Those who can make money either do not move or fully capture the swing.
3. Use rules to combat emotions, maintain absolute calm
Emotions are the biggest enemy in trading, must be constrained by strict rules:
If a single loss exceeds 2%, decisively stop loss, do not cling to hope
When profits reach 4%, actively reduce positions, lock in part of the profits
Absolutely do not add to losing positions, do not let small losses turn into deep losses.
Replace feelings with strategies, replace hesitation with execution——the highest realm of making money is to let rules dominate everything.
Having a small principal has never been a problem, the problem lies in always wanting to get rich overnight. 1200U can roll to 40,000U, based not on luck, but on the systematic approach of 'strictly controlling risks and maximizing profits'.
If you are still anxious about fluctuations of a few hundred U, or do not know how to identify trends or manage positions, I am willing to break down each step for you. In the cryptocurrency market, taking fewer detours is more important than blindly rushing forward.
The light is already here, whether you follow or not depends on whether you truly want to win back the future with discipline.
When the novice trainee sent me that screenshot showing only 3000U left, I knew it was not just a depletion of funds, but a collapse of confidence. In three months, he had nearly made every mistake: chasing highs and selling lows, over-leveraging, and stubbornly holding onto losses.
Rebuilding starts with discipline
I instructed him to immediately follow three iron rules: spend no more than 1 hour each day observing the market, limit operations to no more than 3 times, and always set a stop loss for each trade. Initially, he still impulsively traded, causing his funds to shrink to 2800U, until he truly learned restraint by sticking the phrase "Every impulse is paying tuition with capital" on his screen.
Simplicity is the key
I only taught him a set of “trend pullback strategies”: only trade mainstream coins, enter near the EMA21 moving average, limit each position to ≤5%, set a stop loss of 3%, and move the take profit after gaining 15%. In the first week, we only made two trades, both profitable, and the account rebounded to 3500U.
A decisive blow, guarding the fundamentals
In the third week, ETH showed a breakout signal. We entered in batches and ultimately made a profit of 40%. After the funds arrived, I immediately instructed him to withdraw 2000U—first protect the principal, then seek profits.
Positioning is art, and also a defense line
We adopted a progressive positioning strategy: 5% trial position, increase to 8% upon trend confirmation, and total positioning does not exceed 20%. After a profit exceeding 50%, actively retreat 5% for defense. This always left him with room to maneuver.
A month later, he calmly told me: “Teacher, I understand, trading is probability, not gambling.” The account was now firmly standing at 10000U.
Real guidance is not about giving codes, but about providing a system
There are always opportunities in the market, but only those who survive can seize them.
From 2000U to 70,000U: My 'Dumb Method' Rolling Warehouse System, the Absolute Discipline Behind 35 Times Returns
Starting from 2000U to 70,000U, many people ask me if it's based on all-in or luck—actually, it's neither. What I rely on is a rolling warehouse system: accumulating small wins, locking in profits, adding in batches, and cycling. This is not a miracle, but a replicable discipline and rhythm. Stage 1: Learn 'Survival' with 2000U Starting capital is not for gambling to double, but for establishing rhythm and risk control habits. During this stage, I only do three things: Leverage should not exceed 3 times, avoiding total loss in a single trade. Only take high-certainty opportunities, take small profits and exit. Limit each stop loss to within 5% of total capital.
Many people think that in contract trading, "as long as you see the right direction, you can make money".
I have personally experienced - it is actually not the case.
In the first six months of trading contracts, I lost 730,000.
Ironically, during that time, my directional judgments were mostly correct, but I lost every time.
Only after reviewing the delivery orders did I understand: I was not losing to the market, but stepping into the three major traps set by the market makers.
Trap One: Jumping in too early
As soon as the market shows movement, I hurriedly rush in, wanting to chase after a breakout with all my capital. As a result, just as I jumped in, a spike would knock me out of the game.
Trap Two: Setting stop-losses too rigidly
Many people are used to setting fixed stop-losses of 3% or 5%, but in the volatile contracts, these stop-losses are often easily swept away.
I was kicked out three times in a row by "false breakdowns", and then the market surged directly in the direction I had predicted - I set my stop-loss correctly, but lost the opportunity.
Later, I realized: a stop-loss should not be a static point, but a dynamic defense line, which must adjust with market fluctuations rather than clinging to a fixed number.
Trap Three: Holding heavy positions stubbornly
Going all in is like handing your destiny over to the market. Even if the direction is right, as long as the market fluctuates slightly against you, your account could still go to zero.
That night, I watched the margin call notification and my balance drop to zero, frozen in place, unable to say a word.
Later, I established three iron rules for myself:
Never go all in, split the position into three parts, and maintain a margin for both entry and exit;
Dynamically adjust stop-losses, do not set fixed points, and combine fluctuations with structural judgments to exit;
When the market is unclear, wait in cash; being in cash is also a form of position management.
With this set of rules, I transitioned from continuous liquidations to stable profits, tripling my account within a year.
In the cryptocurrency world, those who can survive are the ones who ultimately win.
I know that walking this path alone is difficult.
Now, I lay out the path I have walked, the mistakes I have made, and the rules I have verified for you -
Do you want to walk together?
If needed, I can share specific execution details and rhythm methods at any time. What can truly take you through cycles is not the myth of getting rich quickly, but a solid and steady system.
$US It turns out that this is garbage. Once it goes online, it keeps falling. On Saturday, I informed fans to short it, and I shouted in the square. When it fell to 0.015, I told fans to take a break-even loss. After two days, it directly turned from a bicycle into a motorcycle, achieving around 2500 in profit.
This coin's rebound is very weak, and one can wait for a high point to continue shorting. In the future, I will find a suitable position to lead fans to enter again. Those interested can come!
Brothers! $US can be shorted at the current price, this new coin is just garbage and has plummeted since its launch. A group of people got trapped yesterday and it won't go up in the short term. The bulls are weak and unable to rebound, and the trading volume is gradually decreasing, now it is a bearish trend dominating. The target can be set at 0.15 with good defense.