In 3 minutes, learn how to turn an exchange into an ATM. No guessing ups and downs, no monitoring the market; 5 years without liquidation, steadily rolling 5000U to seven figures, relying only on a probability cheat sheet. In 2017, I entered the market with 5000U. While some around me played with contracts and ended up mortgaging their houses due to liquidation, my account curve consistently rose at a 45° angle, with drawdowns never exceeding 8%. I don't rely on insider information, don't chase airdrops, and don't believe in K-line mysticism; I treat the market as a gambling machine and act as a casino owner who always profits. Today, I will share 3 key methods with you. First, lock in profits with compound interest and give your profits a bulletproof vest. The moment you open a position, immediately place your take-profit and stop-loss orders. When profits reach 10% of your capital, withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and use the remaining profits to roll over. If the market continues to rise, enjoy the compound interest; if it reverses, you might give back only half of your profits, keeping your capital stable. Over 5 years, I have withdrawn profits 37 times, with a single week seeing the highest withdrawal of 180,000 U, and even had the exchange's customer service verify via video whether I was laundering money. Second, misaligned position building, treating liquidation points as passwords. Keep an eye on daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute cycles: daily charts set the direction, 4-hour charts find the range, and 15-minute charts determine precise entry points. Open two positions for the same cryptocurrency; for Position A, chase the breakout with a stop-loss set below the daily low, and for Position B, place a limit order to short, waiting in the 4-hour overbought zone. Both stop-losses should not exceed 1.5% of your capital, and set take-profits above 5 times. The market oscillates 80% of the time; while others face liquidation, I profit from both sides. Last year, when LUNA crashed 90% in 24 hours, I took profits on both long and short positions, with my account increasing by 42% in one day. Third, a stop-loss translates to massive profits; small wounds can yield significant stocks. I view stop-losses as tickets, risking a small 1.5% to gain a chance to be a market maker. When the market is good, I move my stop-loss to let profits run; when the market is bad, I exit promptly. Long-term statistics show my win rate is only 38%, but the profit-loss ratio is 4.8 to 1, with a mathematical expectation of 1.9%. For every 1 unit of risk taken, I earn 1.9 units back; catching two trend waves a year surpasses bank wealth management. In practice, remember three points: divide your capital into 10 parts, use a maximum of 1 part per trade, and do not hold more than 3 parts. If you incur 2 consecutive losses, shut down and go exercise, don't revenge trade. For every doubling of your account, withdraw 20% to buy U.S. bonds or gold, ensuring peace of mind even in bear markets. The methods are simple yet counterintuitive; remember, the market isn't afraid of your mistakes, but it fears that you won't recover after liquidation. Take these three tips, and let the exchange work for you next week. #加密市场观察
At 37 years old, I moved from Zhejiang to Shanghai, going from a mountain of debt to financial freedom. After eight years in the cryptocurrency space, I turned a principal of 20,000 into 30 million, owning five houses, a G63, and a Porsche. Without any insider information or relying on luck, I relied on a method that many people underestimate. Today, I will share six iron rules; understanding one can save you 200,000, and applying three can help you outperform 99% of retail investors. For Bitcoin, the first rule is: don't panic and escape during rapid rises and slow declines. A quick surge followed by a slow downward trend is a sign of market manipulation; don’t rush to exit. However, if there's a massive surge followed by a sharp drop, like a 20% increase in a single day followed by a 10% drop, it's definitely a trap to lure in more buyers before unloading; if you're slow, you miss all the profits. The second rule is: don't try to catch falling knives during rapid declines followed by slow recoveries; a sudden drop followed by a slow rebound is a trap; don’t believe it’s reached a bottom. The market never shows mercy. For Ethereum, the third rule is to assess risk through volume at the top; sustained high volume fluctuations at high levels may present an opportunity for upward movement, but when trading volume shrinks and the market goes quiet, a crash is imminent. The fourth rule is to look for continuity in volume at the bottom; a sudden surge in volume during a rebound is often a bait, while a gradual increase in volume after a period of low volume consolidation is a signal from market makers to build positions. For Solana, the fifth rule is that volume hides emotional signals; the core of trading cryptocurrencies is trading emotions, and trading volume is a reflection of market consensus; candlestick patterns are just superficial; real volume is key. The sixth rule in mindset is the wordless heart refinement method; without attachment, you can wait for opportunities without greed, avoiding chasing highs; without fear, you can position yourself during panic; this is the essence of top-tier trading psychology. The cryptocurrency market is never short of opportunities; what's lacking is a disciplined hand that understands the situation. I could turn 20,000 into 30 million not by going fast, but by grasping the wisdom within the simple method. The market punishes the clever but favors those who follow the rules. Now that the market is moving again, don't envy others and blindly follow the trends. If you truly want to turn things around, join Uncle Ma in ambushing hundred-fold coins; Uncle Ma will share trading logic and entry points, guiding you to strictly execute and recover all your losses. #比特币流动性
Why is it that in the same cryptocurrency trading, some end up bankrupt while others achieve financial freedom? I am from Zhejiang, born in 1988, and I am 37 years old this year. I have been in the crypto world for a full eight years. I have experienced the most extreme craziness, once turning a principal of 40,000 into 2 million in one night through rolling positions. Now, my assets are in the eight digits, achieving wealth freedom. No matter how little the principal, one must be steady and cautious; the crypto world is not a place for luck, it is a hunting ground for strategy. Patience is key to waiting for the prey. This year, I took a brother under my wing who had only 1000U in his account. At first, he was so nervous that he couldn't even place an order, fearing he would lose everything in one operation. I told him to follow the rules, and he could gradually rise. A month later, his account exceeded 20,000U, and after three months, it surged to 60,000U without a single liquidation. Some ask if it was luck, but it wasn't; it relied on strict discipline. These three life-saving and money-making iron rules helped him go from 1000U to where he is now. The first rule is to divide the funds into three parts to secure a fallback. Split the principal into three portions: 500U for day trading focused solely on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when there is a 3% to 5% fluctuation. Use 300U for swing trading and wait for clear opportunities, holding positions for 2 to 4 days for stability. Keep 200U as a reserve; no matter how extreme the market, do not touch this. This provides the confidence to turn things around. Have you seen those who go all-in with thousands of U? When it rises, they float; when it falls, they panic and can't go far. True winners know to keep some money off the market. The second rule is to only chase trends and not get caught in fluctuations. The market spends 80% of the time consolidating, and frequent trading only pays platform fees. Stay put without signals, and be decisive when there are signals. If you profit 18%, withdraw half first; securing profits is the only reliable strategy. The expert's rhythm is to do nothing until necessary, and when they act, they do so with precision. When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious or chasing prices. The third rule prioritizes controlling emotions; a single stop loss must not exceed 3%. If it hits the point, exit. If profits exceed 5%, reduce the position by half and let the remaining profits run. Never average down on losses; don’t let emotions drag you down. Making money relies on a system to control the urge to operate recklessly. In the past, you navigated the market in the dark alone; now the light is with me, and I will keep it shining for you. #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析
Recent market data has released several key signals, and many investors are paying attention to whether the market really rebounds after the significant drop in October. Observing from multiple dimensions, such as the depth of buy and sell orders and the flow of stablecoins, the current market is not in a rebound phase but is showing characteristics of gradually tightening liquidity. In simple terms, the market's absorbing power has weakened, and large funds are also adjusting strategies simultaneously. Specifically, the active buying pressure of Bitcoin perpetual contracts has clearly weakened compared to earlier periods, while the trading volume and position size of altcoins have shrunk in tandem. This indicates that even though prices have fallen from highs, there hasn’t been a large-scale influx of funds looking to buy the dip. The structure of the options market is even more worthy of attention; on the surface, the proportion of call options is high, but the strike prices are mostly concentrated above $100,000, representing a long-distance bullish expectation. In contrast, put options with strike prices below $85,000 have absorbed a large amount of capital, which usually reflects institutional investors hedging against downside risks, rather than simply being bearish on the market. The flow of stablecoins has also shown divergence; USDT remains largely concentrated on exchanges, indicating that retail funds are in a wait-and-see mode, looking for low entry opportunities. USDC has recently shown a trend of net outflow, which typically indicates that compliant institutions are reducing risk exposures. The different directions of these two types of funds outline the overall pattern of retail investors waiting for opportunities while institutions focus on defense in the current market. In the face of such a market environment, how should ordinary investors respond? It is recommended to avoid rushing to invest all at once and not to panic excessively. It is advisable to temporarily retain some funds and patiently observe the effectiveness of support around $85,000. The market currently lacks sustained upward momentum, and maintaining calm while gradually deploying funds before the direction is clear may be a more prudent choice. Remember that market trends always develop amidst hesitation; retaining strength is key to seizing real opportunities. Follow me to participate in every attack. #美国非农数据超预期
Recently, many friends have asked how to start with small funds in the cryptocurrency world. Today, I'll skip the fluff and review a path I have personally verified, how to use discipline to achieve compound growth with limited chips. The core is summed up in one sentence: use the certainty of small wins to leverage the miracle of compounding. Don't think about getting rich overnight; that's no different from gambling. The iron rule I set for myself at the beginning was to pursue a steady return of only 3% to 5% daily. It sounds small, but the power of compounding is beyond imagination. There are three rules, all based on discipline. First, only trade with the trend, don't guess the bottom or escape the top. I never trade against the trend; I only look for opportunities when the price pulls back to key support in a clear upward trend. I only take the most stable part of the fish's body, giving up the fantasies of the fish's head and tail, which ensures a high probability of success in trading. Second, strict position management always leaves room for maneuver. Each trade's position never exceeds half of the total capital; when profitable, I add in batches with the profits, and when losing, I cut losses decisively, as the loss of principal is limited. This allows me to maintain a stable mindset at all times, without panicking due to a single loss. Third, daily closing mindset rejects greed. Each day's trading has a clear plan; once the target is reached, I usually stop with no more than two trades, avoiding the temptation to give back profits due to subsequent market movements. Every night, I must review and summarize experiences and lessons learned. Thus, starting from 1000U, it grew like a snowball, from 1000U to 1800U, then 3200U, and finally to 7100U, each step taken steadily with small drawdowns controlled. This process tests not how skilled you are technically, but whether you can execute the established strategy like a machine. The market always has opportunities, but it only leaves opportunities for those who are prepared and disciplined. Don't always envy others who are profiting; first, check if you have the discipline to endure hits and the patience to wait. I am Brother Niu, and investing is a marathon; we move steadily and make progress step by step. #BinanceABCs #Ripple拟建10亿美元XRP储备
I've seen too many people enter the crypto world, excited with a few thousand U. They watch K-lines every day, chasing signals and trends, going All in at the slightest market movement, only to find themselves passionate for three days, blown out in five, and disappeared in ten. Brothers, remember this: the biggest pain in crypto isn't the losses, it's the blow-ups. Especially for newbies with less than 10,000 U; one reckless bet can send you packing. You think you're fighting for your life, but you're just fueling the old players. I was the same back in the day, confidently entering with 20,000 U, thinking I could double it. Following the crowd, panic buying, and desperately moving, my account dropped to just half a breath. It wasn't until I calmed down and made risk management a habit that I steadily grew my funds to 100,000 U in four months, without a single blow-up. Later, I summarized my experience into three protective measures for funds, simple yet effective enough to save my life. First, never exceed half of your position. No matter how good the opportunity seems, don’t bet everything; the crypto world never lacks opportunities, but your capital is limited. Keep some bullets in reserve to have a chance to turn things around; if the market moves in your favor, gradually add; if it doesn't, pull out immediately. Second, profit-taking and loss-cutting must be firm. Don’t hold on to losses and don’t drag on profits; the biggest problem for newbies is being reluctant to sell. But in crypto, pullbacks are harsh; a single bearish candle can wipe out your profits. Stop-loss and take-profit are your bottom lines, not signs of cowardice. Third, don’t touch coins you don’t understand. Accounts shouted in groups, short videos promoted, 90% of them are traps. If you don’t even understand what the project is about, how can you make a judgment? It’s better to miss out than to buy blindly. When the market is hot, you need to stay calm; when it’s volatile, you need to be patient. Guard your 10,000 U; it has the potential to grow into the 100,000 U you want. If you can maintain discipline, the market won’t take your tuition fees. The crypto world is always full of people wanting to make quick money, but what’s lacking are those who can keep their cool. Don’t rush to get rich; first, protect your capital. Opportunities won’t run away; blow-ups are the real endpoint. These three safety locks can transform you from a novice into someone who truly survives in the long run.
In recent years, I've experienced liquidation, retracement, sleepless nights, and anxiety. I've stepped into countless pitfalls and paid a lot of tuition. In 2017, I entered the cryptocurrency world with 2000 yuan, and now I have grown it to 45 million, relying on six iron rules. Every time I understand one rule, I can save myself from losing 100,000. Truly grasping three rules can help me avoid 90% of the traps. The first rule: Don't panic sell during rapid rises and slow declines. Most of the time, this is not a peak but a sign that the market makers are accumulating. What you should truly fear is a rapid surge in volume followed by a quick sell-off; that is the signal for harvesting. The second rule: Don't try to catch the bottom during rapid declines and slow rises. A small rebound after a flash crash is often a false signal before distribution. Don't be deceived by the illusion of a market that seems unable to drop further; the market punishes lucky thinking. The third rule: High volume at peaks is not necessarily a bad thing; lack of volume is the most dangerous. High volume indicates that the game is still ongoing, while low volume means that the main players have exited and the market is left with nothing but air. The fourth rule: Don't impulsively jump in when there is volume at the bottom; you need to observe continuity. A single day of explosive volume does not indicate a start; continuous volume, especially after consolidation, is the true signal for building positions. The fifth rule: Candlestick patterns are superficial; trading volume is the real truth. The price of cryptocurrencies is merely a projection of emotions; understanding the volume is what truly allows you to comprehend the market dynamics. The sixth rule: The highest level of cultivation is emptiness. Only by having no attachments can one wait in cash; without greed can one dare to take profits; without fear can one have the courage to enter the market. Controlling emotions is harder than understanding trends. Over eight years, from blind to calm, I've spent 2920 days to arrive at a conclusion. The ones who truly make money are never the smartest, but the most patient. You don't lack opportunities; you only lack direction. A single tree cannot form a boat, and a lonely sail cannot travel far. #美国非农数据超预期
Rolling positions is the only opportunity for retail investors to turn their fortunes around. If you roll correctly, your destiny will change. If you want to succeed in the crypto world, you need to find a way to roll out 1 million in capital first; stop dreaming about tens of millions or hundreds of millions. Start by turning a few tens of thousands into 1 million. The only way from a few tens of thousands to 1 million is through rolling positions. Once you have 1 million in capital, you will find that without leverage, a 20% increase in the spot market means 200,000. Once you grasp the logic of making money, your mindset will stabilize, and then it’s just about repeating the process. Don’t rush, and you can live well. If you can’t even roll out 1 million, stop thinking about being a crypto big shot with an annual income of tens of millions. Don’t just boast; even cows get annoyed from listening. What is rolling positions? Rolling positions is not something you do every day; you only do it when you encounter big opportunities. Normally, you engage in small positions and wait for the right opportunity to strike big. If you can successfully roll three or four times in your life, it’s enough to elevate your wealth from zero to tens of millions. The three iron rules of rolling positions: First, you must be able to endure; don’t roll at every opportunity; wait if the opportunity doesn’t come, as rolling incorrectly once can lead to losing everything. Second, seize certain opportunities; after a major drop, a long consolidation followed by a breakout is the easiest pattern to trend. Third, when you start, you must go all in; once the opportunity is confirmed, you cannot hesitate—delaying even a second could mean missing out. The crypto world is not filled with opportunities for sudden wealth every day, but rolling positions is one of the few moments when ordinary people can turn their lives around. What you need to do is not to gamble on the market every day but to wait patiently and seize the opportunity. #美国非农数据超预期
Rolling over continuously for eleven times can turn ten dollars into ten thousand. But 99% of people fail on these points. I've seen too many people roll to a million, only to lose everything on the last bet. The cruelest way to make money in the crypto world is rolling over; this method is a thousand times more thrilling than hoarding coins. You either get rich overnight or lose everything overnight. With only a thousand dollars left for food, I managed to make a hundred thousand in three months through rolling over; such examples are everywhere. Simply put, it comes down to three points: a hundred times leverage, profit reinvestment, and stubbornly sticking to one direction. At first, I only used three hundred dollars to test the waters, opening a hundred times contract with ten dollars each time. Earning one percent doubles the investment; I withdraw half of the profit while reinvesting the other half. As long as I roll over continuously for eleven times, ten dollars can turn into ten thousand. But 99% of people fail on these points: they earn but don’t take profits, wanting more; they lose but can’t accept it, increasing their losses. They keep changing their direction and get slapped in the face. My iron rule is to stop loss immediately when I make a mistake; if I make twenty mistakes in a row, I stop. If I earn five thousand dollars, I must withdraw it and not get carried away. Last year, there was a big market trend, and I rolled five hundred dollars into five hundred thousand in three days, but I waited patiently for four months before that without any movement. Rolling over isn’t something you do every day; it’s about seizing the opportunity when it arises. Now, if someone asks if they can still roll over, first ask yourself a few questions: Is the market volatile enough? Is the trend clear and one-sided? Can you only take the meat of the fish and not be greedy for the tail? If the answer to all is yes, then go for it. #美国非农数据超预期 #巨鲸动向