After I deleted all technical indicators, my account suddenly started 'making money automatically'...
Friends, it's time for a confession. Have you ever experienced this state: staying up late staring at the market, frantically flipping through white papers, chasing KOLs shouting 'teacher', plastering the screen with MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands, feeling like a wolf of Wall Street? And the result? The account balance is more stable than when working, steadily going down. Don't ask me how I know, just ask that I spent three years in 'technical illusions', paying tuition until I doubted my life. Until one day, I made a brutal decision: to delete all the colorful indicators on the screen. Yes, just leave one naked K and add a moving average.
Last night, an old brother who made 600,000 U suddenly asked me.
Those who trade should understand that feeling: staying up late to watch the market, researching strategies, floating up and down in the market for half a year, and finally catching a wave of market movement, turning floating profits into real money. That moment of achievement can truly make a person feel elated. But just a couple of nights ago, an old brother who has been following me for a long time sent me a voice message. Before opening it, I thought he had caught another opportunity; he sounded overly excited. But when I listened, his voice was trembling—not from excitement, but from urgency. He said that he just exchanged more than 60 U in his account for RMB through over-the-counter trading. The money safely entered his bank card, and he even took a screenshot to show me, saying he was ready to sleep soundly. However, less than two hours later, his phone buzzed, and the bank notification came: Your account trading function has been restricted.
At one o'clock in the morning, my phone suddenly vibrated like a 'death alarm clock'!
A friend from Guangdong sent over a dozen voice messages, crying so much that she couldn't speak clearly. It turns out she lost nearly 100,000 U in the cryptocurrency market, leaving only a small amount, her family's savings were wiped out, and she was close to not being able to pay the mortgage... I have really heard a lot about this kind of thing. But many people always think it's the market's fault. In fact, most tragedies come from a bad mindset and bad habits. That day I wasn't in a hurry to analyze the market for her. Instead, I first threw out the 6 'comeback survival lists' I used, so she could stick them by her bedside to read every day. As a result? Three months later, her account quietly climbed back to six figures. The following are not some 'wealth codes', but survival insights that I gained from numerous lessons. If you are also drifting in the cryptocurrency circle, I suggest you read it through; it might save you a few years of detours.
Don't have less than 1500U in principal? Don't rush to 'give it a shot', first listen to what this old leek, who has been cut three times, has to say.
Beginning: If you have less than 1500U in your pocket, but your eyes are fixed on the myth of 'overnight doubling', stop! I understand, I used to think that way too, and then the market taught me so many lessons that I could write a book (Self-cultivation of a Leek). Today, I won't talk to you about 'wealth codes', just share a story of a tough person I witnessed, who started with 1200U and rolled it to 2.5WU in 4 months. He had no talent, didn’t rely on luck, and even only looked at the market for 5 minutes each day. Why could he do it? The following few tricks might be more useful than reading 100 K-line tutorials. Mid-section (Rebuilding Dry Goods): Treat the principal as 'wife's capital', locked in a safe in three parts.
I turned 10,000 into 1,000,000 by being 'lazy', is the reason really 'not working hard'?
An analyst who has been crawling through the crypto world for nearly ten years in a 'Buddhist' manner. People often ask me: 'Teacher, how can I make big money in a bull market?' I always reply: 'Do less with your hands, think more with your brain; if you know how to be lazy, you can win.' I used to think 'holding on for ten years is not as good as going with the trend for ten days' was just a motivational saying, until my own account grew from 10,000 to 1,000,000 in six months, and I suddenly realized: winners are all 'lazy' in a way. Many people get excited when they hear 'go with the trend', throwing all their money in, using high leverage, holding onto losses, and charging in when they make a profit—this is not going with the trend, this is gambling with your life.
My friend is semi-retired by "raising" BNB, while I'm still staring at the charts? Here are 3 strategies you must know.
Last night, I video chatted with an old friend. He was sunbathing by the sea, while I was frowning at a bunch of candlestick charts. He started "raising" BNB in 2022 and is now semi-retired; I started "trading" BNB in 2022 and am still on the road to break even. This comparison is too heartbreaking. I've realized a truth: in the crypto world, "raising" is more advanced than "trading," and patience is worth more than intelligence. Today, let's not talk about metaphysics and instead discuss something practical. If you're also tired of chasing prices and want to "raise" your assets like gardening, here are 3 down-to-earth strategies for you. Remember, this is not investment advice, just the heartfelt insights from an old retail investor.
From 1000U to 10000U, I only rely on these 5 "dumb rules"
Friends, don’t scroll away. If you have 1000U in your pocket, your eyes on 10000U, and you’re still afraid of waking up to zero. So today’s article is written for you. I am Lao Xue, I've been in the crypto circle for five years, from miner to DeFi farmer to trading veteran, I've blown accounts and also made hundreds of times. But I found that the people who truly make money don’t rely on "divine operations," but on "not making mistakes." 1. Splitting money is like dividing a family, don’t fall in love with the principal. Last time a brother asked me how to "get rich overnight" with 1000U. I said: First, divide it into three parts.
The year I got divorced, I was 320,000 in debt; yesterday, I netted 280,000 in a single day: some paths must be navigated alone.
My friend says that my life after 32 is in "hard mode" with a marriage reset, debts at the max, and the old tape noise around me is all about how "women lose value after divorce." But yesterday, as I watched that string of numbers jump into my account, I suddenly laughed: the loudest response has never been a rebuttal, but rather you silently paying off the debts and tightly grasping the helm of your future. My name is Lao Ting, and it's my seventh year in the cryptocurrency world. Starting with a borrowed 20,000 U, I now manage eight-figure assets. I've never seen a 'divine bull' or dined on 'insider meals'; I've purely relied on a set of clumsy skills, like an old craftsman sharpening a knife—repetitive and tedious, but every cut is precise.
The guy who secured three apartments in Beijing with 120,000 taught me six 'simple principles'
Let me clarify, I don't know him, but I feel this person has something to offer. I've been in the crypto space for nine years, starting with 120,000, without insider info or mysticism, purely relying on a few ridiculously simple rules, and I've managed to roll my principal to 30 million, owning three apartments in Beijing. I've told many newcomers: here, it's not about how great your technical analysis is, but rather not letting yourself be foolish. The points we discussed today may not be flashy, but they are absolutely hardcore, all earned with real money. 1. Rising slowly, falling sharply? It might be a 'no-brainer' When the market is rising, it drags along slowly, but when it falls, it crashes loudly; this is often not the big players dumping, but rather when they are quietly picking up chips.
When the regulatory iron fist fell again, I finally understood what cards were being played under the table.
I was brewing tea when my friend sent a screenshot of the news. I almost burned myself with a shake of my hand; it wasn't an accident, but a sense of absurdity that said, 'Indeed, this day has come.' Do you think regulation is a randomly dropped sword of Damocles? No, it's a metronome calculated with precision, striking the same account. The recent 'magic three-ring' of local finance has been quite spectacular: state-owned enterprise balance sheets have become seesaws, IPOs have turned into escape routes, and even land can be packaged into financial building blocks. This is not about debt reduction; it's clearly a 'risk transfer creative competition.' The core message is: debts cannot rot in one's own backyard; a sufficiently large pool must be found to dilute them.
Bitcoin computing power evaporated by 30% overnight, sudden death of China's 'underground mines'
Last night before bed, I glanced at the computing power chart, thinking there was a bug in the data, as the global Bitcoin network's computing power plunged vertically by 30% within 48 hours, directly falling back to the levels before the 2024 halving. My friends who are miners in Xinjiang remained silent in the chat group, only a video of someone moving mining machines overnight circulated in a small group, with the caption: 'This time it's really over.' A premeditated 'power crackdown' Last month, a certain short video platform suddenly became popular with the 'Mine Wealth Challenge': in a dim factory, tens of thousands of ASIC miners' breathing lights flickered like a sea of stars, accompanied by the arrogant subtitle 'One day equals your annual salary'. These viral bombs successfully attracted the attention of certain departments. The 'gray power fortress' in Xinjiang, once tacitly accepted by the industry, was suddenly inspected without warning, leading to the collective power outage of over 400,000 mining machines.
'That guy making a fortune in the crypto space secretly told me three pieces of foolish advice'.
A few years ago, I encountered a strange person in a small forum. His account rolled from 150,000 to 42,000,000, but he spoke as calmly as a vendor in a market. I asked him for the secret, and he grinned and said: 'This is a madhouse, but if you keep your emotions steady, there are ATMs everywhere.' I later realized that the most ruthless moves often sound the most 'foolish'. Rule one: Run after earning a candy, throw away a mountain after losing. Have you ever had this kind of experience? After gaining 500U, my heart raced, and I hurried to close my position, but the market continued to soar, and I slapped my thigh; after a loss, I thought 'it will eventually go back up', and ended up cutting my losses at the bottom of my foot.
"After my ex-wife said I was useless, I silently turned 50,000 into 500 million..."
On a certain evening seven years ago, I stared at the divorce agreement with a bitter smile. That sentence, 'What can you do without me?' felt like a blunt knife, cutting open the weakness beneath my 'financial man' exterior. After giving up my career for my family for many years, I didn't even have the confidence to refute. On this day seven years later, I write this article not for revenge, but simply to say: sometimes, one has to be pushed to the wall to truly understand the voice of the market. The bank card balance does not lie, but more important than the numbers are the six 'survival rules' I have gained through lessons over the years. If you have ever been confused in the cryptocurrency world, perhaps they can help you avoid several years of detours.
Three days! From nine thousand to three hundred forty thousand, how did I ride this 'violent bull market'?
Friends, I am your old buddy in crypto. To be honest, when I wrote this title, my hands were still trembling slightly—not from fear, but from the adrenaline still lingering. In these three days, I felt like I was surfing in a storm; the numbers in my account were jumping wildly. What I gained was not just money, but an experience close to 'enlightenment.' If you are curious how I did it, sit down and let me slowly explain. Beginning: This is not luck; it is strategy meeting the market. People often ask me: 'Can you really make money this fast in a bull market?' My answer is: The market is gunpowder; strategy is the fuse.
How I went from being so poor I could barely afford to eat dirt to 'picking up' an eight-figure sum in the cryptocurrency world.
Friends, today we're not discussing abstract concepts; we're talking about real matters. Three years ago, my startup collapsed, leaving me heavily in debt, and I could barely afford instant noodles. Later, I plunged into this love-hate world of cryptocurrency and spent two years climbing out of the abyss. Not only did I pay off my debts, but I also accumulated a reassuring eight-figure asset. Many people say this is a casino, but I want to say: if you always approach things with a gambling mentality, everything will look like a betting table. I'm not a guru, just someone who figured out a 'lazy tracking method.' Today, I'm sharing everything to show you the trading logic from my perspective.
What did 3000U do in 90 days to turn the account into 400 times? I didn't teach him to get rich.
Last year at this time, a friend contacted me late at night, his account only had 3000U left, and he was almost breaking down, asking: 'Is there still hope?' I didn't give any coins, nor did I mention any price levels, I just threw out three sentences. He diligently executed for 90 days, and later the account reached 1.2 million U, and he never faced a liquidation. Today I will share the core of these three sentences with you. If you can carry it out to the end, you might see different results. First, the funds should be 'divided', don't let emotions carry you away. Even if there are only 3000U, I will split it into three parts, each doing their own thing: Task Force: Day trading, at most twice a day, stop when it's done, don't look, don't add;
【70,000 U turns into 'silver bracelet'? The mindset to avoid freezing when sending U: stay calm to avoid panic】
Friends, it’s story time again, this time it’s not a myth of getting rich, but a living account of 'suddenly becoming a suspect'. Imagine this: the 70,000 U just arrived hasn't even warmed up, and your phone vibrates with bank freeze messages and calls from the police station bombarding you. Congratulations, you may have stepped into the script of 'passive money laundering'. Don’t laugh, the next one might be you. As an old hand in the on-chain world for many years, I summarize an iron rule: panic is a big taboo, words are sharp blades. Today, I won't discuss technical analysis but teach you how to survive in the frozen card storm using 'language art' and defensive strategies.
When the account is left with only the underwear, what can I rely on to turn it into a mink?
Friend, if your balance on the screen is as thin as a dumpling skin right now, don't panic, I was the same three years ago. At that time, I always thought 'turning the account' was a mystery, until I stared at the K-line chart until I got my first gray hair, I finally realized: the true resurrection armor in the crypto world is never luck, but a set of 'anti-human assembly line.' Let's not talk about vague things today, I'll give you two of my private military rules. 1. Stop-loss is not 'cutting meat', it's putting a condom on the account. Many people stubbornly hold on to their positions, not because they are afraid of a loss, but because they always fantasize about 'turning it around in the next second.' But old players understand: 'Floating loss is not a loss, liquidation is real zeroing out.'
What happened to the man who said I had no future?
Have you ever heard a saying that can make you hold a grudge for years? I have. Eight years ago, one afternoon, someone threw out the words: “A woman without a family background, what future can she talk about?” I didn’t refute it on the spot, but that sentence was like a thorn, growing deep into my bones. Since then, the balance in my bank card has become my heartache. Every time I see that pitiful string of numbers, I tell myself: “One day, I will give him a silent slap in the face with reality.” Opportunities come like a storm. In April 2022, LUNA was teetering at $119. I took the 60,000 principal I had saved for a long time and went short around $100.