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Brothers, don't rush to get rich; stabilize first, that's the right answer.

Last week, an acquaintance privately messaged me, saying he had 5000U and asked how to operate with it.

I took a look and replied, "Can you hold steady and not move?" He was a bit confused and asked, "Isn't it a loss to miss out on such a good market?"

I smiled and said, "You're not missing opportunities; you're just fidgeting at times when you shouldn't be moving." I used to mess up my account to only a few hundred U like this.

What truly changed everything was when I implemented my 'stop-hand plan.' I forced myself to only make two trades a week and to decisively stay still at critical moments.

I waited 4 days for the first trade, and finally entered at a key point during SOL's pullback. Six hours later, 1100U arrived.

At that moment, I understood that the reason for my previous failures wasn't technical skill but rather trading too frequently and being too chaotic.

In the following trades, I focused closely on the big structure, emotions, and volume, made good presets and records, and every trade was precise, which stabilized my account even more.

You ask how to play with 5000U? I tell you, it's not about doing more, but about doing less and doing it right. Only make a few trades that you are confident in and move steadily; that's the most effective way to grow.

Do you know? Those brothers who trade every day and are very anxious often end up suffering huge losses.

Opportunities are always there, but the capital is not unlimited. Learning to hold steady is the most important thing.

I was able to grow from 500U to now, not because I was so skilled, but because I gave up greed.

The next wave of the market is coming soon. For those who want to stabilize, remember this: first stabilize yourself, then go for the most promising opportunities.

The market changes rapidly, and if there's movement, I'll shout out immediately! For those who want to secure their chips and seize the opportunity, pay attention and don't miss the next wave! @招财阿宝

How much U do you need to earn to come back to my side?

After three years of trading cryptocurrencies, I turned 10,000 U into 670,000 U. There were no insider tips, nor did I encounter a particularly crazy bull market; it all relied on a set of 'simple methods' used repeatedly, little by little.

In 1095 days, I focused on one thing — treating trading like leveling up in a game, not hurrying, honing my skills.

Today, I'm sharing 6 solid insights with you; understanding one can save you tens of thousands; mastering three can make you more stable than most retail investors.

First insight: A rapid rise and a slow fall indicate that the big players are gradually accumulating.

A sharp rise followed by a slow decline is mostly a sign of market manipulation; don’t rush to cut your losses. Only when it truly peaks does it suddenly surge, and then 'bang' — a waterfall decline that catches people off guard.

Second insight: A fast drop and a slow rise indicate that the big players are quietly offloading.

After a flash crash, a slow rebound doesn't mean it's a bargain opportunity; it could very well be the last blow.

Don’t think, 'Since it has dropped so much, how much lower can it go?' — that thought is the easiest way to trip up.

Third insight: Volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; low volume is what you should be cautious about.

If there’s still volume at high levels, there might be one more surge; if it’s quiet and lacks volume at high levels, that’s a signal that a crash is coming.

Fourth insight: Don’t be reckless with volume at the bottom; sustained volume is what you can trust.

A single instance of volume might just be baiting you. There should be a period of fluctuation, followed by several days of continuous volume — that’s the real opportunity to build a position.

Fifth insight: Trading cryptocurrencies is about trading people's emotions; human sentiment is hidden within the volume.

Candlestick charts show the results, but trading volume reflects emotions. If volume is low, it means no one is playing; if it suddenly increases, it indicates real capital is flowing in.

Sixth insight: 'Nothingness' is the true skill.

Let go of your obsessions; if you should be in cash, be in cash. Don’t be greedy; if you need to buy the dip, take the plunge. Stay calm and collected. This isn’t about lying flat, but about honing the trading mindset.

There are always opportunities in the crypto world, but what’s lacking are people who can restrain themselves and see the situation clearly. It’s not that you’re slow; you’re just stumbling around in the dark.

My light has always been on; just move your feet forward and keep up. There’s no need to circle around in the night anymore @招财阿宝

Concubine Point Analysis​
Core Idea: Interval Game, Precise Entry Points, Strict Stop Loss Control​
I. Long Strategy (Relying on Key Support, Tiered Layout)​
Long Entry Point One: Around 2910​
Logic: Recent low + Integer level resonance support, the market has a natural psychological recognition of integer levels, likely to see strong buying support, suitable for light positions to try going long. ​
Long Entry Point Two: Around 2885​
Logic: Core support area of the previous medium-term low, support strength higher than 2910, can serve as a stable entry point or replenishment point, if 2910 support fails, this position is an important defensive line. ​
Unified Stop Loss Point: 2860​
Logic: Falling below 2885 and further dropping to 2860 will break the current oscillation pattern, reverse the short-term trend, and enter a high-risk downward range, requiring decisive stop loss to avoid trend losses. ​
II. Short Strategy (Aiming at Pressure Resonance, Phased Entry)​
Short Entry Point One: Around 2975​
Logic: EMA30 moving average pressure + Short-term high point resonance, simultaneously close to integer level, significant selling pressure signal, suitable for light positions to short, betting on a pullback. ​
Short Entry Point Two: Around 3000​
Logic: Thousand level integer barrier, the market's selling pressure psychology is strong, can serve as a replenishment point to lower average price, enhancing short position error tolerance. ​
Unified Stop Loss Point: 3025​
Logic: After breaking through the 3000 key pressure, if further standing above 3025, it indicates strong bullish momentum, the market may enter an accelerated rising phase, immediate abandonment of short positions is necessary to avoid continuous losses. ​
Risk Warning​
Before entering, confirm the K-line stop falling / pressure signals near the points (such as closing positive and stabilizing, closing negative under pressure), to avoid blindly entering points;​
Each position should be controlled within 5%, and replenishment should not exceed 1.5 times the initial position, full position operation is strictly prohibited;​
The above is only a point analysis and does not constitute investment advice, market volatility is severe, adjustments should be made flexibly in conjunction with real-time market conditions.​$ETH

Some time ago, a brother of mine reached out to me, saying that the ETH market was turbulent and his account had dwindled to only 2000 USDT. He wasn't inexperienced, but he always relied on his instincts to trade, chasing the highs and lows, getting emotional, and could lose two to three thousand in a single day, which directly wiped out his account. He helplessly said, 'If I can't turn this around, I'm going to quit the circle.' I smiled at him and said, 'This 2000 USDT isn't meant for gambling to double; it's for building a foundation for the future.' Many people mistakenly believe that turning things around relies on a sudden explosion; that's a big mistake—real turnarounds don't come from 'gambling it all,' but from steady and gradual accumulation.
I pointed out three paths for him, simple yet effective:
First, learn to stay calm and don't act rashly. In the past, he couldn't help but jump into the market whenever he stared at it, and his chasing the highs and lows always landed him in the pit of 'buying at high points and selling at low points.' I told him, 'If the market hasn't moved, just stay in cash.' Don't get anxious when it doesn't rise, and don't panic when it doesn't fall; it's better to miss opportunities than to blindly follow the crowd; staying in cash is the best protection for your capital.
Second, strictly control your position and maintain your bottom line. Each trade should have a maximum entry of 400 USDT, keeping the risks manageable. He used to lose 2000 in a single day, but now he can steadily gain 300 or 500; every trade must have a stop loss; accept losses and never stubbornly hold on until liquidation, extinguishing risks at the source.
Third, persist in reviewing trades and optimizing strategies. Initially, he doubted, 'Is it possible to turn it around so slowly?' I replied, 'Slow is the most stable.' After each trade, regardless of profit or loss, spend time reviewing to understand what was done right and where mistakes were made. Gradually, his trading logic became clearer, and his mindset more composed.
Two months later, his account grew from 2000 USDT to 90,000 USDT. There was no luck involved, no single explosive moment, just steady progress and gradual accumulation through rhythm and discipline.
You may only have a few thousand USDT left now, feeling disheartened and thinking the market is too difficult. But I want to say that turning things around is never an overnight affair; it's about taking one step at a time, enduring loneliness, and adhering to discipline. The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are people who can stick to the rules and control their emotions.
Don't rush to achieve results; just patiently execute. We are not afraid of being slow; we are only afraid that you will give up. The next wave of opportunities is right in front of you, and I hope you don't miss it again. Use discipline and patience to catch your own chance for a turnaround! @招财阿宝

From 3000U to 75,000, I turned around in 7 weeks without liquidation or risking my life. After years of struggling in the crypto world, I finally understood: those who win by luck will eventually lose by skill.

I used to be consumed by the idea of 'getting rich overnight', frantically 'catching flying knives' to buy low and sell high, resulting in repeated pitfalls, with my account dwindling until I was left with just 3000U. During that time, I didn't even have the courage to open my account, feeling utterly defeated, yet I was always unwilling to accept it—I knew that money could be made in crypto, I just hadn't found the right method.

After reflecting on my pain, I completely abandoned the mindset of seeking quick gains and focused solely on two things. After three years of grinding, I finally grasped the rhythm.

First, I follow the trend without speculating on the market or catching flying knives. No longer blindly betting on ups and downs, I avoid the volatile 'flying knife zone', only making steady moves after the trend is clear, following the market's rhythm without going against the trend, even if it means missing out on opportunities, I won't impulsively enter the market.

Second, I strictly control drawdowns, avoiding heavy positions and greed. I never go all in; every position is within a controllable range. I don't get attached to the entire market trend; once I reach my target profit, I take it, even if there are further gains afterward, I won't regret it. Staying in the game is the key to long-term profit.

With this simple logic, in the past 7 weeks, I steadily rolled from 3000U to 75,000. A few brothers around me followed suit and achieved results as well: 500U turned into 18,000 in 45 days, 800U focused on short positions reaching 34,000, and 10,000 in capital precisely operated to 186,000 through 14 trades.

In the crypto world, the greatest taboo is seeking quick gains; too many people go all in and stubbornly endure losses, ending up with nothing. In fact, stability and compound interest are the most profitable magic. Steady progress, step by step, is the secret to survival.

One log cannot make a boat; a good team and the right direction are far more efficient than going solo. If you are confused and losing, unable to find your trading rhythm, feel free to reach out to me. I will provide you with detailed analysis and guide you through every step of making steady profits! @招财阿宝

Today, let's talk about the pitfalls of contract trading.
Recently, a fan left a message saying they correctly predicted the direction but held onto their position for four days, incurring a funding fee of 1000U, and ultimately got liquidated. After closing their position, the market surged... This is a typical case where the mistake lies in the rules, not the market. Are you really clear about the true game rules of contracts while only focusing on price fluctuations?
Here are a few common pitfalls to avoid; steering clear of these can make your contract journey more stable:
The first pitfall: Funding fees, quietly draining your wallet. Many people only pay attention to K-lines but fail to notice that funding fees are silently harvesting. Funding fees are charged every 8 hours; when the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when the rate is negative, shorts pay longs. For example, fully leveraged long positions may not be wrong in direction but can lead to losses if held for too long, incurring hundreds of U in funding fees over two consecutive days, only to see the market rally the next day—it's incredibly frustrating. Suggestions to avoid this pitfall: Avoid periods where the funding rate exceeds 0.1% for two consecutive rounds; control holding time, ideally not exceeding 8 hours; when the direction is clear, prioritize the side with the negative funding fee.
The second pitfall: The liquidation price is not the line you calculate. Many believe that with 10x leverage a 10% drop triggers liquidation, but they can get liquidated with a 5% drop. In fact, platforms will add liquidation fees, making the actual liquidation line closer than calculated. Solution: Never go fully leveraged; use the "isolated margin" mode to mitigate risk; keep leverage between 3-5x, avoiding high-leverage traps; reserve sufficient margin to automatically extend the liquidation distance.
The third pitfall: High leverage = a slaughter knife. While 100x leverage looks thrilling, it hides invisible costs—fees and funding fees calculated based on the "borrowed" funds. Even if the direction is right and you earn a few hundred U, you may end up losing due to fees at settlement. Remember: high-frequency short trades, low-frequency long holds; the higher the leverage, the greater the risk—don’t act impulsively.
It's not that you can't do it; it's that you don't understand the rules. Exchanges are not afraid of you losing money; they fear you understanding their "tricks." Want to survive and make money? Don’t bet on direction; understand the rules.
If you want to navigate the crypto space more safely, follow me, avoid these pitfalls, and save yourself two years of detours! @招财阿宝

If you don't have much capital in hand, it's advisable not to rush in, stabilizing first is key.

I once guided a fan who started with 5000U and steadily rolled it to 45,000U in 42 days, never panicking, taking it one bite at a time.

If your principal is around 3000U, you should give up on the dream of 'getting rich overnight' as soon as possible.

The market excels at turning those who are eager for quick gains into ATMs—today it gives you a little sweetness, tomorrow it takes back both principal and profit.

That fan started with me at 800U, and now not only is he making profits daily, but he is also preparing to bring relatives into the market.

The reason is simple: he learned two words—rhythm.

Small capital turnaround doesn't rely on all-in bets, but on controlling positions + following the rhythm.

I taught him four steps:

Step 1: Divide the capital into three parts and strictly follow the rules.

First, split 800U into three portions, and only use one-third for the first trade.

The remaining money serves as a stabilizing force; do not touch it without a signal. No increasing positions, no bottom fishing, and no stubbornly holding onto losses.

Step 2: Only engage with high win-rate points.

In a volatile market, directly avoid it; only wait for a clear trend before taking action.

Can’t capture the entire market trend? Split it into three parts, take a bite from each, and accumulate small victories into big wins.

Step 3: Roll profits and firmly set stop losses.

Earn 100U on the first trade, and use both principal and profit for the second trade.

Slowly increase the position, but always keep it under control.

Remember, profits are rolled in, not gambled.

Step 4: Take profits when they are good, don’t linger in battle.

While others face margin calls, we secure profits; when others chase highs, we have already pocketed our gains.

Turning over capital is just a by-product; the core is to remain steady, maintain control, and stop firmly.

Many small capital traders look at the market more anxiously than anyone else, opening trades randomly, setting stop losses erratically, losing more and getting more anxious, caught in a dead cycle.

In fact, making trades doesn’t rely on gambling, but on rhythm; only then can small capital survive longer and earn steadily.

If you want to turn things around, first learn to survive.

As for the details of position splitting, capturing points, and controlling rhythm—that is the real knowledge that can save you from two years of losses.

If you don’t know what to do or have any questions, feel free to contact me, and I will provide a detailed analysis for you! @招财阿宝

12.15 ETH Midday Forecast Analysis​
ETH dipped to 3022.51 in the morning and then rebounded strongly to the 3150 level, but later faced pressure and fell back, fluctuating in the 3110-3130 range during midday, showing a "bottoming up + peak falling back" trend, with intense short-term bull-bear battles. ​
Key Support and Resistance​
Support level: 3110 is the lower edge of the midday fluctuation; if it breaks, watch for 3080-3090; strong support is the morning low of 3022.51, which is the short-term emotional bottom. ​
Resistance level: 3150 is the intraday high, while 3130-3140 is the short-term key resistance; if broken, it is expected to rise to 3180-3200. ​
Market Prediction​
It is highly likely that the midday will maintain a fluctuation in the 3110-3140 range: if it stabilizes at 3130, the bulls are expected to challenge 3150; if it loses 3110, it will fall back to 3080-3090. Currently, the rebound momentum is diminishing, and it is necessary to wait for a confirmation of the trend after the range breakout before blindly chasing the rise or fall. ​
Operation Suggestions​
Long Strategy​
Core long range (3110–3120): lower edge of midday fluctuation + morning rebound confirmation point; if it stabilizes, it will continue the bull momentum. Aggressive traders can go long lightly in the 3110-3115 range, with a stop loss below 3100 and a target of 3130-3140; if broken, look to aim for 3150. ​
Strong support long position (3080–3090): previous rebound starting point, falling back here is a buying opportunity. Stop loss at 3070, target 3120-3130. ​
Short Strategy​
Core short range (3140–3150): intraday high resistance zone, multiple attempts to break failed. Conservative traders can go short lightly in the 3140-3145 range, with a stop loss above 3155, target 3120-3110; if broken, watch for 3080-3090. ​
Weak short position: If it directly breaks below 3100 in the afternoon, it can be a follow-through short; stop loss at 3120, target 3070-3080. ​
The above is only personal analysis and does not constitute investment advice. Trading requires strict position control, maintaining stop losses, and flexibly responding to range fluctuations. $ETH

Last year, a friend came to me with only 1200U wanting to turn his situation around. I gave him three pieces of advice, and after following them for 90 days, his account skyrocketed to 50000U without liquidation. Today, I'm sharing these three nuggets of wisdom with you; how much you grasp depends entirely on yourself. ​
First: Split the money into three parts and learn to 'cut your fingers.' Even if it's 3000U, it should be divided into three portions of 1000U each, and they must not be used interchangeably. 'Short-term knife' 1000U, trade a maximum of twice a day, and then be done; 'Trend cannon' 1000U, do not act unless you see an opportunity, and if the weekly chart isn’t showing an upward trend, remain still; 'Life-saving money' 1000U, specifically to guard against spike risks, even if you face liquidation on the day, you can still replenish and retain your position at the table. Forget about using the entire account, liquidation is at most a 'finger cut'; there’s still a chance to recover, but losing all your capital is a 'beheading', and it’s game over. ​
Second: Only nibble at the trend when it’s the most promising; otherwise, act like a turtle. A volatile market is like a meat grinder, nine times out of ten you’ll end up losing. My signals are very simple: if the daily moving averages aren't in a bullish arrangement, stay out; only enter when there's a volume breakout confirming the previous high, and it closes on the daily chart; once profits reach 30% of the capital, immediately withdraw half, and set a 10% trailing stop for the rest. Remember, the market always has the next opportunity; don’t rush for the door, just catch a ride on the tailwind. ​
Third: Lock your emotions in a cage and just press the button. Before entering a trade, write down your 'life and death contract': a 3% stop loss, cut automatically at the set point, don’t hesitate; turn off your computer promptly at 11 PM every day, no matter how tempting the K-line is, don’t stare at it, if you can’t sleep, uninstall the app. Trading should be mechanical and boring to ensure longevity. ​
In fact, the growth from 3000U to 50000U doesn’t rely on miraculous trades, but on 'making fewer mistakes.' The market has opportunities daily, but capital doesn’t come by often. Memorize these three rules first, then study waves and indicators. Surviving is the key to wealth; if you can't survive, you’re just someone else's transaction fee. @招财阿宝

A few days ago, a fan asked me: “Brother Bao, why are there still so many people playing contracts when they explode every day? Is there some special charm?” This question reminded me of my experiences when I first entered the circle. At that time, I only had 10,000 USDT in hand, thinking “5x leverage should be safe,” but I ended up exploding twice in three days, and my account was left with only 2000 USDT. Later, I realized that what I thought was 5 times had actually turned into 50 times; with just a slight movement in the market, I became the “experience officer of liquidation.” In fact, those who truly know how to play contracts have a completely different mindset. In their eyes, contracts are not gambling, but risk hedging. Every penny you earn doesn’t come from nowhere but from the chips of others who are liquidating. I know an old player who spends 70% of their time watching the market without acting, just waiting for the most comfortable entry point; but once they take action, they can harvest quickly and cleanly. In contrast, I used to struggle every day in contracts, essentially working for the dealers with my life on the line. Until I learned the three words “against human nature”: when others panic, I must remain calm; when others are greedy, I must be cautious. Losses must be firmly kept within 5%, while profits should be maximized, considering taking profits only if they double. Many people say that contracts are gambling, which is actually wrong! Those who explode are the ones gambling, while those making money are just calculating. The principle sounds simple, but when it comes to operation, being able to maintain a stable mindset and resist temptation is the hardest part. I have gone through the dark period of daily liquidations and relied on cold rules to bring my account back. Do not blindly trust “magic orders”; contracts are not an emotional game, but a systematic game. As for how to understand it and survive with small capital, it cannot be summed up in a sentence or two. But remember: one tree cannot make a boat, and a lone sail cannot go far. In the crypto circle, fighting alone will only lead to a narrower path; if you want to go far, following the right people is more important than anything else. @招财阿宝

In the cryptocurrency world for eight years, I've seen too many people fall into the same trap: unable to distinguish between 'washing' and 'dumping'.
Last week, a brother hurriedly asked me: 'Brother Bao, this coin has dropped by 30%, should I average down?' I took a glance at the K-line and felt a chill in my heart—he mistook a complete dump for a washing opportunity. Average down? If you average down, you are just digging yourself deeper.
Take a recent coin as an example: after rising from 2U to 5U, it started to pull back, and many retail investors excitedly shouted 'washing, washing', but the more they averaged down, the more they were trapped, ultimately leaving in tears. The signs of dumping were clear: high prices with increased volume but no growth, trading volume multiplied several times while the coin price stubbornly failed to break through; suddenly, there was a cliff-like drop, slamming directly from 5U to 3U, without even a decent rebound in between; after the drop, there was a fake rebound that seemed like it would take off, but in reality, the volume shrank, and the main force just wanted to deceive the last batch of buyers. This is not washing, this is the goods crashing down on your face.
What is true washing? For example, the GAMA I analyzed earlier, which shows reduced volume during declines and increased volume during rebounds, and it firmly holds key support levels. That is the main force cleaning up floating chips, not throwing stones down the well.
Brothers, remember three crucial signals: reduced volume during declines and increased volume during rises indicates washing; increased volume during declines and reduced volume during rebound indicates dumping. Washing maintains key positions, while dumping cuts through directly. Washing is slow to drop and quick to rise, dumping is quick to crash with weak rebounds. These three points are the watershed for whether retail investors can survive.
You either continue to be harvested or learn to distinguish, standing on the side of the big players who harvest. This is how the crypto world works; the market will not sympathize with your ignorance. If you cannot understand the K-line language, you will only pay tuition again and again.
I have suffered losses that may exceed your current capital. But I have endured, which is why I always say: I used to stumble in the dark alone, now I hold the light, and the light is always on; will you follow? @招财阿宝

From 1800U to 54,000 U: Surviving in the crypto world, stability is more important than anything else​
From 1800U to 54,000 U, many people won't believe it when I say it, but I really didn't do anything magical; the only right thing I did was resist the urge to gamble. ​
When I first entered the circle in 2020, I had just paid off my credit card and had only 1800U left in my pocket, feeling anxious and unable to sleep all night. Meanwhile, everyone around me was crazily spreading the news of "20x leverage turning fortunes overnight," but I watched them get liquidated every few days and really didn't dare to follow suit. So, I split my 1800U into 6 parts, each 300U, choosing coins with low volatility, buying low and selling high, and running off with small profits. To my surprise, I made 420U in the first week, my account broke 3000U in the second week, and in the third week, it directly jumped to 6200U. At that moment, I realized that in the crypto world, what is more important than 'skills' is that when others are greedy, I am not; when others are panicking, I am not. ​
Later, from 6200U to 45,000 U, I still stuck to my old routine: quietly buying low when the market is in panic and decisively taking profits when the market is crazy. I don't listen to the calls in the group, I don't blindly chase highs, and I absolutely never go heavy; simply put, I just 'survive.' When my account broke 50,000 U, I actually became more 'timid' — I started using scripts to place orders, only touching mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and SOL, making sure to set profit and stop-loss for every operation, even if it means earning less, I would never take risks. ​
Some people laugh at me for being too conservative, but only I know that those who have never experienced liquidation will never understand how precious 'stability' is. Throughout this journey, I've summarized three heartfelt truths: putting all your eggs in one basket is a tumor; diversifying is the way to last long; don't bet on the market direction, if you must bet, bet on your own win rate; maintaining a stable mindset is stronger than anything else, earning a little less is okay, being able to earn for a long time is the real skill. ​
The crypto world never lacks opportunities, what it lacks is someone who can keep their hands steady. I share my hard-earned experiences with my brothers around me, just to tell everyone: if one person rushes recklessly, they will eventually crash; with someone guiding the way and together keeping our original intention, we can go further. Let's walk this road steadily together. @招财阿宝

These days, people often ask me: "How can one really make money in the cryptocurrency circle?" This question reminds me of a brother — a year ago when he came to me, he had 15,000 USDT in his account, but his situation was particularly typical: he understood the market trends, could select coins, and made correct directional judgments, yet he just couldn't make money.
Where did the problem lie? When the market rose by 5%, he panicked and ran away at the slightest hint of a pullback; by the time the main upward trend truly started, he had already exited, and all he could do was regret missing out on the doubling market. In reality, what he lacked was not technical skills, but “rhythm.” I asked him: "Are you here to gamble, or to make money?" He said he wanted to stabilize and make a big profit. I told him that to achieve this, he must adhere to one principle: rhythm is greater than everything else. What we are doing is not a gamble for huge profits, but an "ordered rolling" of positions.
How exactly to do it? Enter the market only after confirming the trend, and do not blindly follow the crowd; always keep the initial position light, without leaving risk hazards for the account; only add to floating profits, without touching the principal, maintaining a safety bottom line; be clear about profits and losses, strictly set stop-losses, to avoid being trapped and dragged down; let profits run, allowing the market to drive growth in earnings.
The results in practice far exceeded expectations. Starting from 15,000 USDT, every position was both restrained and decisive: initially, steadily advancing around the ETH ecosystem, the account first grew to 30,000 USDT; in the middle stage, precisely shifting towards AI and infrastructure tracks, ambushing in advance to benefit from the hot rotation bonuses; in the most aggressive instance, seizing the opportunity to add positions on a pullback, he directly achieved a 1.2 times return, and after two days of explosive growth, the account soared to 120,000 USDT in one go. Throughout, there was no all-in or life-risking, just a logically driven rhythm.
Later, I asked him how he felt, and he said: "Before, I was following the market; now it feels like I’m leading it." In fact, many people think that multiplying their money relies on talent, but it isn't — most people lack not vision, but strategy + execution power. The essence of rhythmic trading is not to chase the market, but to patiently wait for profits to come to you at the right position.
If your account is stagnant, and your operations are hesitant, it indicates that you haven't found your own rhythm yet. The market is always moving, opportunities are still opening up, and what you might be missing is just someone who can help you maintain that rhythm. @招财阿宝

Brothers, stop getting trapped in the dead cycle of chasing highs and cutting losses! In the crypto world, the real way to pick up money has always been to be steady and methodical. ​I know an old senior who entered the market with a principal of 100,000, and today the market value has reached 42 million. Once while drinking, he said a sentence that enlightened me: "In the crypto world, there are mostly rabble, as long as you can control your emotions, this market is your ATM." Looking back, the money I've made in the crypto world over the years has relied on a few seemingly clumsy but effective methods. ​First, don't make small money and don't lose big money. Many people get stuck in a strange loop: either greedy and trapped, or conservative and missing out. Running away at a 5% rise, only to see the market double; holding on and not running away, only to watch profits evaporate, spending a lifetime hesitating and never making real big money. ​Second, only choose the mainstream coins that have dropped significantly. I never bet on new coins, nor do I engage in bottom fishing. When mainstream coins drop to the point where no one dares to touch them, I first throw in some of my base assets. This method may look clumsy, but it can maximize risk avoidance and ensure safety. ​Third, confirm the trend before adding to the position. I never seek to buy at the lowest point, even if I buy a bit expensive, it's better than getting stuck halfway up the mountain. While others are fighting in the market, gambling on direction, I patiently wait for confirmation signals, wait for the trend to clarify, and then buy on the dip, moving steadily without rushing in. ​Fourth, lock in profits in batches. Every time the market rises, I take out half of my principal plus profit first. The remaining funds can be tossed around by the market; anyway, I've already secured my profits, and I feel very at ease. ​Last year, I mentored a brother who lost over 600,000; relying on these few clumsy methods, he not only recovered his capital in half a year but also drove away in a BMW X3. To speak from the heart: the crypto world has never lacked smart people, what it lacks are the "clumsy people" who can control their hands and endure. ​So remember, when others are still chasing highs and cutting losses, swayed by emotions, as long as you keep your mindset steady and follow the trend, you can often pick up the money that others have dropped. Will you continue to take the "smart route," losing money to the point of doubting life; or will you follow my "clumsy methods," steadily earning with assurance? The choice is in your hands. @招财阿宝

1200U Turn 50000U, just rely on 3 simple methods​
Last month a fan only had 2800U and wanted to turn things around. I told him 3 methods, and after following them for 3 months, his account rose to 68000U without ever getting liquidated. ​
In the crypto world, I've seen too many people dreaming of instant success, only to end up failing miserably. Some people start with just a few thousand U, and every day they shout about wanting to make a million, but soon they disappear from the market — it's not that the market doesn't offer opportunities, but rather they are intimidated by unrealistic goals. The true achievers are practical at their core. ​
First method: Split the money into several parts. Divide 2800U into 4 portions of 700U, do not use them interchangeably: one portion can be traded a maximum of 2 times a day for short-term gains, one waits for the weekly trend to establish before acting, and the last portion is reserved for adding to positions to maintain entry qualifications. Never go all in; if you lose your capital, you'll have no chance left. It's like climbing a mountain; don’t just fixate on the summit, focus on the path ahead, when you earn 1000 think about how to reach 2000, realistic goals allow for steady progress. ​
Second method: Only earn from trends. Avoid trading in choppy markets; if the daily moving averages are not in a bullish arrangement, stay out; wait for a breakout with volume above prior highs and confirmation from the daily close before entering; once you've earned 30% of your capital, withdraw half and set a 10% trailing stop on the remainder. Don’t be greedy; if you have 3000U, first aim for 5000, then gradually reach 10000. The power of compound interest is far more reliable than getting rich overnight. ​
Third method: Don't let emotions affect you. Set rules before entering the market: sell automatically if you lose 3%, adjust the stop loss to the break-even point if you gain 10%; shut down the computer at 11 PM sharp, no matter how attractive the K-line looks. ​
Actually, there are no secrets, just making fewer mistakes and being practical. Remember these 3 points before learning complex indicators. Live in the market, stabilize every step you take, and the future you desire will eventually come. A person rushing in will eventually crash; only with guidance can one walk steadily. @招财阿宝

Brothers, survive first, then talk about getting rich! At my worst, I only had 5000U left in my account— I had just been wiped out in a series of liquidations, losing hundreds of thousands of dollars, feeling numb to life, staring blankly at the market, too scared to move! At that moment, I thought it was completely over. But what happened? From this 5000U lifeline, I somehow rolled it up to 500,000 U! It's not about gambling, not about luck, but about completely changing the way of living. My rules for a comeback are very simple but precise: Step one: Only trade familiar coins. Don’t touch the traps of new coins that skyrocket or plummet; keep a close eye on ETH, I can draw key points with my eyes closed, and even predict liquidations. Unfamiliar coins are off-limits. Step two: Quit chasing trades. I used to chase uptrends and cut losses when prices fell, my account was like a roller coaster every day; now I only trade at pre-determined levels, when others panic and cut losses, I go against the trend, stepping in with confidence, waiting for the market to recover. Step three: Change your mindset; surviving is more important than anything. I used to trade like it was a war, eager to double my money; now it's like raising fish, 5000U is my lifeline, I must defend my principal to have the right to wait for opportunities. From 5000U to 500,000 U, it’s not about insider information, not about luck, but relying on a few “simple methods” and ironclad execution. Many people are now numb from losses and have their mindset blown, thinking they can’t come back. But I tell you: as long as there is capital and a brain, there is opportunity! The key is not how many times you multiply your capital, but to survive first. Direction, rhythm, risk control— I've stepped on pitfalls and walked the path. If you don’t want to blindly kill and chase, giving money to the market, then stop holding on for dear life. I have already paved the way and can help you avoid six months of detours. The market is right in front of you, opportunities don’t wait for anyone; whether you go online or not depends on whether you want to turn things around! @招财阿宝

ETH Brother's Noon Trading Plan

I. Trading Direction

Clearly bullish on ETH, focusing on the afternoon market fluctuations, accurately grasping the opportunity to go long.

II. Layout Strategy

Lock in the 3040-3090 range to choose the right time to go long, strictly control the entry rhythm, and avoid short-term volatility risks.

III. Target Planning

Progressively advance profit targets, with the first target looking at 3140, and after breaking through, follow the trend to chase the second target of 3210, steadily realizing profits. $ETH

On Friday, the operation on the Silk Road intensified the market's tug-of-war between bulls and bears, but the bulls still hold the advantage.

• The MACD indicator shows a golden cross, with momentum moving upwards, indicating a bullish signal.

Operation suggestions:

• Bitcoin (BTC): It is recommended to build positions in batches in the range of 91500-92000, or chase after breaking through 92500. Set stop-loss at 89000-89500, with targets at 94500 and 96500.

• Ethereum (ETH): It is recommended to build positions in batches in the range of 3190-3200, or chase after breaking through 3250. Set stop-loss at 3160, with targets at 3300 and 3350$BTC $ETH