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# 9 Rules of Cryptocurrency Trading! All learned from my mistakes, $ZEC is applicable too #Crypto Market Observation
Share 9 rules of cryptocurrency trading that I have summarized over many years of practice, simple and easy to execute, beginners can reduce losses by 80% by following them, and experienced traders can make profits:

1. I found a pattern: when the market crashes, if the coins you hold only drop slightly, it means there are big players protecting the price, not letting it fall. Such coins can be held with confidence, and there is a high probability of surprises later.

2. I recommend a simple method for beginners: for short-term trading, look at the 5-day moving average, hold if the price is above it, sell immediately if it breaks below; for medium-term trading, look at the 20-day moving average, hold above it, and decisively exit if it breaks below. The best strategy is what suits you, the key is to stick to it and not change halfway.

3. Once a main upward wave forms, if there is no significant volume, feel free to enter; continue to hold if it rises with volume, hold on if it drops with low volume but the trend is intact; if it drops with high volume and breaks the trend, quickly reduce your position, don’t hesitate.

4. I set strict short-term rules for myself: if there is no movement three days after buying, sell if you can, don’t waste capital; if it drops, cut losses unconditionally at 5%, never hold on to a losing position.

5. Oversold rebound signal: if a coin drops 50% from its peak and continues to drop for 8 days, it indicates an oversold state, a rebound could come at any time, you can try to enter with a small position.

6. I always choose leading coins: they rise the fastest when they go up and are the most resilient when they go down. Don’t buy junk coins just because they have dropped a lot, and don’t hesitate to buy leading coins just because they have risen a lot—the core is to buy high in an upward trend and sell even higher.

7. Trading must follow the trend: buying coins is not just about getting them cheaper, the key is to follow the trend and have a reasonable price. Don’t guess the bottom when it’s falling, quickly abandon underperforming coins, the trend is always the top priority.

8. Don’t get carried away by temporary profits: sustained profits are the hardest to achieve. After each profit, review whether it was luck or skill. Establishing your own stable trading system is fundamental to long-term profitability.

9. Don’t trade hard if you’re not sure: staying in cash is also a strategy, learning to stay in cash is very important. Protecting your capital before making a profit is vital, and it’s not about trading frequency, it’s about the success rate.

#加密市场反弹 #ETH走势分析
After eight years of struggles, from losses to doubting life to stable profits, I have summarized these ten golden rules—especially the 8th rule of volume-price relationship, which helped me avoid three major crashes and saved me millions!

1. Strong coins drop nine times in a row, buy at the bottom with your eyes closed!
When strong coins fall for nine consecutive days at high positions, it’s mostly a washout by the main force! I once entered heavily on the 9th day after UNI halved, and in 7 days, it rebounded by 80%, perfectly capturing the rebound.

2. Must reduce positions after two days of surge
Last year, SHIB surged for two days, and I greedily didn’t sell, and on the third day, profits dropped by 40%! Now I have set a hard rule: reduce positions by 70% after two days of surge, always keep 30% to deal with unexpected events.

3. If a coin surges by 7% in one day, hold steady and don’t panic!
The probability of this type of coin reaching a new high the next day is as high as 73%! But don’t be greedy, take profits in batches during the second wave of rise, realizing profits is the true gain.

4. A correction in strong coins is a good opportunity to get in
I realized after being stuck for three months chasing high SOL: a true bull coin will give three correction opportunities; missing the last one is a real miss.

5. Change positions immediately after six days of sideways movement
Time is more precious than money! Last year, I missed a threefold opportunity in DOGE while ADA was sideways for two weeks, this bloody lesson taught me firmly: if it’s sideways for more than six days, decisively switch tracks.

6. Must cut losses overnight if in loss
My stop-loss iron rule: if there’s no floating profit on the day, it’s a judgment error! Absolutely do not carry losses overnight, immediately stop loss and wait for new opportunities, don’t let small losses turn into deep traps.

7. Wealth secrets are hidden in the gain list
The rule of “where there are three, there must be five” has an accuracy rate of over 80%! Coins that have risen for three consecutive days can be followed, but must be cleared before noon on the fifth day, never stay in the battle.

8. The volume-price relationship is the lifeline (key to escaping peaks!)
Trading volume never lies:
· Volume breakout at low positions = main force entering, follow boldly;
· Volume stagnation at high positions = market maker selling, hurry to run!

9. Only trade coins in an upward trend
Watch the moving averages to avoid pitfalls:
3-day line upwards → short-term opportunity;
30-day line upwards → medium-term layout;
80-day line upwards → main upward wave begins;
120-day line upwards → long-term holding.

10. Secrets to a small fund's counterattack
I started with 50,000, not relying on luck:
Daily review of trading records, not repeating pitfalls;
Strictly execute stop-loss and take profit, do not hold fantasies;
Keep 20% cash to pick up chips during a crash;
Only make money within my understanding, and do not touch unfamiliar tracks.

The four characters "financial freedom" took me three years to grasp:

In the first year, I was full of enthusiasm, and ended up losing everything; in the second year, I took it slow and gradually recouped my capital; by the third year, I finally found my rhythm, living comfortably without relying on a salary.

Starting with 20,000 in lucky money, I didn't rely on insider information, nor did I dare to go all in on a gamble, but survived solely on seven "foolish disciplines," which I will share with you today.

1. Divide the money into five parts, prioritizing safety. Split the principal into 5 parts, only invest 1 part at a time, immediately stop loss at a 10% loss, and even if I make 5 mistakes, the total loss won't exceed 10%. When profits reach 10%, take it off the table, let the profits roll in the market, while keeping the principal "resting"; staying alive gives you the chance to earn more.

2. Follow the trend, don’t fight it. Don’t "catch the falling knife" when it’s dropping; that’s just giving away money; enter again during an upward correction, following the trend is easier than stubbornly holding on. I only look at the daily 20 moving average: go long above the line, go short below the line, and if it's sideways without direction, close the software.

3. Don’t touch the explosive ones, they are all traps. Coins that rise five times in three days, unless you can monitor them second by second, otherwise, you’re just the last one to catch the baton. It’s not a pity to miss out; chasing blindly is deadly.

4. No need for too many indicators, three tools are enough. Use MACD for the big picture, RSI to identify overbought and oversold, and VPVR for support and resistance. The cleaner the screen, the clearer the mind; don’t get misled by flashy indicators.

5. Don’t add to losing positions, only enter when making a profit. Adding to a losing position during a downturn is like "planting mines"; the more you add, the more you lose; adding during an uptrend is "borrowing strength" and can lead to more profit. If you’re wrong, stop loss, don’t stubbornly hold until numb.

6. Volume and price don’t lie. A sudden increase in volume after a period of low volume indicates the market is about to start; high volume without a price increase means the main force is unloading, run quickly. If you don’t understand the K-line, just look at the volume; the bar chart of accumulated funds is the most honest.

7. Review every day, it's more useful than blind trading. Write three lines at closing: why I bought, why I sold, and how to improve next time. Stick to it for 30 days, and you can save on "tuition fees," or even earn "interest" from experience.

There are no myths in the cryptocurrency world, only probabilities. Keep the discipline in your heart, don't let emotions lead you, and over time, you will naturally make money. It’s too hard to walk alone in this market; I’ve listed all the pitfalls I’ve stepped into, do you want to walk steadily together?

A reminder for brothers with a principal of less than 3000U

As someone who once had a principal of only 3000U in the cryptocurrency space, I particularly want to say something sincere to friends with small capitals:

Don't rush to enter the market; the cryptocurrency space is really not a place to gamble on luck. Taking it steady is the way to survive.

Last year, a brother of mine entered the market with 1500U. At first, he was so nervous that his hands shook when placing orders, afraid of losing everything in one go. Together we figured out a method, and unexpectedly, four months later, his account broke 19,000U, and within six months, it surged to 35,000U, without any liquidation throughout.

This is not about luck; it relies on three iron rules:

First, split the capital into three parts and leave a good backup plan.

Divide 1500U into three portions: 500U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, and cash out when the volatility is 2%-4%; 500U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities to act, holding positions for 2-4 days to seek stability; the remaining 500U as a hidden card, not moving no matter how extreme the market, this is the confidence that can turn things around. Those who go all-in feel anxious in rising markets and panic in falling ones and won't go far.

Second, only pursue trends, do not exhaust on fluctuations.

The market spends 80% of the time in consolidation, and frequent trading is just paying fees to the platform. Stay calm without signals, and act decisively when there are signals; withdraw half when profits exceed 12%, securing profits is reliable.

Third, prioritize rules and control emotions.

A single stop loss must not exceed 1.2%; exit when the point is reached; if profits exceed 2.5%, reduce the position by half, letting the remaining profits run; never average down on losses, don’t be swayed by emotions. You don’t need to get every market situation right, but you must adhere to the rules every time.

Remember, having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about “a big turnaround.” I used to stumble around in the cryptocurrency space too, and now that I’ve figured out the way, if you’re also confused, we can communicate together.

Focusing on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core cryptocurrencies, I provide 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily. Here, you can gain: Say goodbye to losses —> Keep up with professional rhythms —> Establish your own profit system; all three are essential, none can be missing.

A letter to beginners with less than 1500U in capital

When I first entered the crypto world, I had 1500U in hand, and my hands shook when placing orders, always afraid of losing it all in one go. Watching others flaunt their profits made me anxious, but I knew with less capital I had to be steady, waiting for opportunities like an old hunter.

I never expected that four months later, my account would directly break 19,000U; after six months, it surged to 35,000U, and I never faced a liquidation! Some say I was lucky? Not at all, it all relied on these three “life-saving and profit-making” iron rules:

First, divide the funds into three parts and keep a safety net.

Split 1500U into 3 portions of 500U: use 500U for day trading, only focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, cash out when the fluctuation is 2%-4%; use 500U for swing trading, wait for clear signals before acting, holding for 2-4 days for stability; keep the remaining 500U as a trump card, never move it regardless of extreme market conditions, this gives you the confidence to turn things around. Those who go all in, whether the market rises or falls, simply cannot go far.

Second, only chase trends, don’t waste on fluctuations.

The market is sideways 80% of the time, frequent trading only pays fees to the platform. If there are no signals, sit tight; when there are signals, act decisively, withdraw half when profits reach 12%, securing profits is the only reliable strategy. When I doubled my money, it was always steady income, not rushing or chasing rises.

Third, prioritize rules, manage emotions.

Never let a single stop-loss exceed 1.2%; leave when it hits the point; if profits exceed 2.5%, first reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run; never average down on losses, don’t be swayed by emotions. You don’t need to pinpoint the market every time, but you must stick to the rules every time.

Having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is always wanting to “turn things around in one go.” From 1500U to 35,000U, it wasn’t luck, but rules, patience, and discipline.

I used to stumble around in the dark of the crypto world, but now I’ve grasped the essentials. This “light” I keep shining, hoping it can also illuminate your path!

Focusing on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core coins, providing 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily.
Here, you can achieve: Say goodbye to losses —> Keep up with professional rhythms —> Build your own profit system, the three must be integrated, none can be left out.

In early July, a fan from Hunan found me and told me that he lost 800,000 dollars last year and only had 20,000 USDT left in his account. He asked me, 'Can this bull market turn around?' I directly told him, 'Forget about the two words “breaking even.”'

When he first joined, he was full of enthusiasm and wanted to turn things around overnight, but I told him that to make a comeback, he needs to learn to stay steady first. So we started a patient and steady operating strategy.

First, I suggested he divide his account into five parts, controlling each order at 4,000 USDT. This avoids betting too much on a single order and prevents losing everything due to one mistake. Faced with the temptation of the market, he stopped thinking about 'going all in' and learned to calmly judge and allocate positions reasonably.

Setting stop-losses is the foundation of our trading. When he first entered the market with ZEC, he got trapped. According to my stop-loss rules, he immediately cut losses at a floating loss of 3.8%. Although it was hard for him, indeed, four days later, ZEC plummeted by 14%, and he avoided greater losses this time.

When the market fluctuated, we decided to adopt a method of taking profits in batches. For example, with this order of COAI, he entered at 0.16, and we sold in batches at 0.24, 0.33, and 0.42, finally clearing at 0.47, successfully capturing the entire main rising wave and avoiding the subsequent fluctuations.

What made me happiest was that he learned that staying out of the market is also a strategy. With the market trend unclear for two consecutive days, I insisted that he stay out. He was anxious and sent me many messages asking if he should enter the market, and I replied simply: 'Waiting is the highest-level operation.' As a result, his patience was rewarded, and after the market started, he seized more opportunities.

After 28 days, his account broke through 800,000 dollars. This was not an overnight wealth, but the result of him following the rules step by step. There were no mysterious trades, only adherence to discipline.

He said, 'It turns out that the secret to stable profits lies in the simplest rules.'

The cryptocurrency world has never been about who makes money faster, but about who can survive longer. The real winners are not the smartest people but those who can execute rules and maintain their mindset.

If you are also tired of the ups and downs and want to replace luck with a system, feel free to pay attention to my chat area; the next wave of layout has already begun. Are you ready?

#加密市场反弹

On that night when I lost 400,000 U, there was only 7,000 U left in my account.

That feeling is hard to describe — the candlestick chart on my phone started to blur, and I didn't dare to look at my positions; I couldn't sleep soundly at night. There was even a moment when I asked myself, am I really cut out for trading?

But this liquidation became a turning point instead. After more than three years, I rebuilt from 7,000 U to 600,000 U, and the biggest gain during this process was not the skills, but learning "to do nothing."

I used to be afraid of missing any fluctuations. Frequent opening and closing positions, frequent stop-losses, frequent additions — it felt like gambling all day. After the liquidation, I painstakingly reviewed all my losing trades for two weeks, and the result was quite heartbreaking: 90% of the losses came from two bad habits, one was stubbornly holding against the trend, and the other was watching profitable trades turn into losing ones.

Since then, I set three strict rules for myself:

On position size, never exceed 10%.

No matter how good the opportunity, I do not add positions in batches. For example, with Ethereum longs, I only use 3x leverage to lightly test, and as soon as there's profit, I withdraw, never chase again. Emotional trading is the biggest killer.

Before entering the market, write down stop-loss and take-profit levels.

Lose 5% and exit immediately; when profit reaches 20%, I take half off in batches, using a trailing stop to protect the remaining position. I give myself no opportunity to change my mind.

Most of the time, just sit idle.

80% of market fluctuations are garbage information. Only take action when the daily trend is clear, and remain firmly in cash at other times.

Let me talk about a few real trades:

BTC broke through a key position with volume. I entered at the middle range, but during the holding period, I just sat still and let it fluctuate, ultimately capturing a 70% increase. This was earned through patience.

When BNB broke below a support level, I directly opened a short, without adding to the position or regrets, letting it run to the target. Simple and straightforward but effective.

There was also a time when I opened shorts in batches after a false breakout of BTC, setting the stop-loss above the previous high, ultimately capturing the profits from a sharp decline.

In the end, the ability to turn over capital is not closely related to the time spent watching the market or the complexity of technical indicators. What truly determines success or failure is execution power and discipline.

Focus on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core coins, providing 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily.
Here, you can achieve: Say goodbye to losses —> Keep up with professional pace —> Establish your own profit system, all three are indispensable.

#加密市场观察

This round of correction has washed many people out, but look at these recent signals——

American banks have given the green light, and wealth advisors can allocate up to 4% Bitcoin exposure for their clients. Vanguard has also loosened its stance, allowing trading of Bitcoin ETFs. There are also reports that Trump has basically confirmed that Hassett will take over a key position at the Federal Reserve.

Let's do the math: even if traditional financial institutions only allocate 0.25% of their funds to test $BTC, it could bring an additional $70 billion in two years. Additionally, BlackRock transferred over 1,600 BTC last night, which is likely part of a portfolio adjustment.

What to do now? My thought is that you should hold onto your BTC spot. But don't overlook the risks—geopolitical friction, changes in the Bank of Japan's policy, and ETF fund inflows falling short of expectations; these black swans could trigger another sharp market decline at any time.

Market volatility is the norm; the key is not to let short-term fluctuations disrupt your rhythm. Stay aware of institutional movements, hold onto your chips, and don't let market emotions lead you.

Focus on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core currencies, providing 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily. Here, you can achieve: Say goodbye to losses -> Keep up with professional rhythms -> Build your own profit system as a unified whole, each part is indispensable.

#加密市场反弹

On the day 800U entered the market, the group went crazy with laughter—"How dare you come to the crypto world with such little money?" "Are you here to pay transaction fees?" I silenced my phone, turned around, and divided 800U into four segments of "health bars": each segment 200U, I would stop if I lost one segment, never holding on stubbornly, if I died, I would start over.

The bottom edge of the screen was covered with sticky notes, inscribed with four iron rules:
1. Only trade BTC and ETH, no meme coins;
2. Stop loss at 3%, take profit at 6%, automatically execute when the target is reached;
3. Increase position slightly in profit, reduce position immediately in loss, never add to a losing position;
4. Trade no more than 2 hours a day, shut down when the time is up, never stay up late watching the market.

In the first two weeks, I lived like a delivery guy, in and out quickly—rolling from 800 to 880, then grinding to 1000, the numbers moved as slowly as a snail, but the laughter in the group never stopped. I kept quiet, silently dividing the 200U profit I earned into another segment of health bar, changing from "four lives" to "five lives," using time to fight against impatience.

In the third week, BTC's daily line broke through the 30-day moving average with volume, I knew the wind had come. I pushed the accumulated 400U profit up at once, keeping the stop loss at 3% and adjusting the take profit to 12%. The fourth morning I opened my account, and for the first time, it broke 1600U! I immediately transferred the initial 800U capital into a cold wallet, telling myself: from now on, every penny in the account is "free money" gifted by the market.

After getting the capital back, I became even more cautious. I divided 1600U into three piles: 60% continued to be used for short-term quick trades, 30% waited for weekly pullbacks to make waves, and 10% reserved for transaction fees and slippage buffer. In two months, with the ETH upgrade, ETF speculation, and SOL explosion, I accurately seized three waves of the market, profits multiplied like nesting dolls—from 1600 to 3600, then to 7200. I transferred back 800U from the cold wallet and bought a second-hand monitor, as the first trophy for adhering to the rules.

After my funds broke ten thousand, I raised the single position limit to 20%, but added a stricter rule: if daily drawdown reached 5%, immediately cut the position in half and stop to review. The Fed's hawkish stance and exchange interventions pulled me back from the edge of liquidation twice with these two rules, and profits continued to soar.

In the early morning of March 14, 2024, the account balance froze at 160,000U. I took a screenshot and sent it to that group I had long since exited, captioning it: "Feeling lonely?" No one replied, but I knew they were all online—within a second, my private messages exploded.

Stick to the rules, and the money will come looking for you. @crypt-森财

In the past few days, many fans have asked me: "Are there any strategies suitable for small capital trading?"

I do have methods, but the key is not how complicated they are, but whether you can persist in execution — Last year, I guided a complete novice, starting with 1500U, and within 4 months, they steadily reached 45,200U, without relying on any mysterious coins or gambling on market trends, all relying on these 3 stable core strategies:

1. Split the capital into 3 parts, with capital preservation always as the top priority.

1500U must not be fully invested! Split into 3 parts, which is the lifeline for small capital:
500U for day trading: seize short-term fluctuations, take a 3% profit and exit, never be greedy; 500U for trend trading: wait for a clear major trend, aim for at least 15% or more before taking action; 500U as backup funds: this is the fallback, no matter how tempting the market is, never touch it!

In trading, first seek survival, then talk about making money. Many people rush in from the start, and end up losing everything in one go, while splitting positions can reduce risk and protect the principal, thus providing the confidence to trade.

2. Only trade during major uptrends; avoid choppy markets.

The market spends 70% of the time in sideways movements, and frequent trading will only be drained by fees and false volatility. I taught him: only wait for the market to break out and the trend to become clear before entering precisely; once you catch a major uptrend, making 20% is not difficult.

The most important thing is: once profits reach 25%, immediately take some profits off the table! Even if the market pulls back later, you won't turn profits into losses — act less and observe more, when you make a move, ensure you earn certain profits, and don't follow the crowd blindly.

3. Strict discipline controls risk, which is more important than predicting the market.

Successful trading does not rely on "accurate guessing," but on "holding firm"; these 3 rules must not be broken:
Stop loss not exceeding 2% of principal: if you hit the stop loss line, exit immediately, never hold on stubbornly; take profit at 5% by closing half of the position: set a stop loss at break-even for the remaining, and let profits run on their own; never average down after a loss: don't fantasize about averaging down to recover, the more you average down, the more you lose.

Turning 1500U into 45,200U is not luck, but the inevitable result of scientific position splitting, trend following + strict risk control. Small capital shouldn't be entangled in fluctuations of a few hundred U; if you don't understand risk control and can't grasp the rhythm, you'll always be stuck in place.

Preserving capital is more valuable than blindly rushing in. If you're still confused after reading this, unsure how to implement it, come talk to me — I will help you refine the strategy, and even small capital can steadily grow!

These past few days, the backend has been bombarded with questions: "Is it that the bull hasn't finished yet, or has the bear already arrived?"

To be honest, when I first entered the circle in 2017, I didn't believe in any "four-year cycle"; I thought it was just a story made up by old investors to deceive newcomers. It wasn't until this time when Bitcoin dropped from 126,000 all the way down to 94,000, and altcoins were directly halved, even falling by 80 to 90 percent, that I truly understood: bulls and bears are not called out; they are realized through drops, they are the answers hammered out by the market with real money.

At the beginning of the month, when BTC was hovering around 110,000, those meme coins were soaring by five to ten times a day, and the scene was all too familiar — the last time I saw this was at the tail end of the bull run in 2021, after the chaos, it was just a ground full of corpses. At that time, I warned a bit about the risks, but I was laughed at for being a "bear" and for having a "small perspective, the bull is still early."

And now? The entire network has 19 billion dollars in leverage being liquidated by the market, this year's gains have been directly wiped out, and those who celebrated early have long been silenced. This wave of decline was never sudden; the script was already written on the day when emotions were at their craziest.

And don't forget, this year is the 18th month after the halving — historical data shows that every cycle starts turning bearish at this time point; this pattern has never failed. Bitcoin can still hold on for a bit with institutional funds, but what about altcoins? No one is there to catch them, and they fall faster than anyone else.
No need to say much about the technical aspect: the three-year 200-day moving average was kicked through, and the 365-day moving average also couldn't hold; now everyone is staring at that critical support at 72,000, and once it breaks, the consequences are unimaginable. Plus, with the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations cooling down, officials frequently hawkish, and after the government shutdown, market liquidity tightening again...

To be honest, this year's "Christmas market" is highly likely to be gone.
So if you ask me how I see the end of the year? The answer is simple: it's likely to fluctuate in the 80,000-90,000 range, and if it drops below 80,000, then the situation will truly not look good; a cycle-level bear market may really be upon us.

The cryptocurrency market has never been a straight line: bulls won't keep rising, and bears won't keep falling. All cycles have validated a saying: what is prosperous will decline, what declines must rebound. We are now standing at the tail end of a cycle, watching it slowly move towards the next round's beginning.
Instead of getting tangled up in whether it’s a bull or bear now, it’s better to calm down: save some bullets, see the direction clearly,

# The most painful pit in the crypto world: No matter how much you double, if you can't withdraw money, it's all air!
Recently, several brothers cried to me: "I made money, but it just can't be withdrawn!"

This is not an exaggeration— in the crypto world, even if you multiply by a hundred, if the money doesn't reach your pocket, it's all just a mirage.

I have a friend who hit a jackpot and his account skyrocketed by several times. He was so happy that he almost treated everyone. But when he was ready to withdraw money, his bank card was frozen, and the bank simply said, "Assisting in investigation." He couldn't touch a single cent for three whole months!

The key is, he wasn't involved in any illegal activities; he just used the wrong method to withdraw, and the system mistakenly judged him as a suspect, leaving him in a terrible situation.

These traps are not far from us; just one random transfer could lead to disaster:
- Buying coins OTC and encountering dirty money chains, directly taking the blame for others;
- Rushing to transfer large amounts upon receipt, being deemed as cashing out;
- Mixing main card with crypto funds, getting the card frozen, paralyzing life completely.

Don't doubt it; 90% of people will encounter this sooner or later! Actually, avoiding these pitfalls is not difficult; I've been operating like this:
1. Choose only top platforms: Binance, OKX, etc., with strict risk control, at least ensuring the safety of funds;
2. Avoid USDT withdrawals: it’s a key focus for risk control now; exchanging for BTC or ETH is more stable;
3. Use dedicated bank cards: never mix living expenses with crypto, to avoid being implicated;
4. Don’t rush to move once funds arrive: wait a day before operating; "quick transfer" is easily marked;
5. Choose the right operating times: come during daytime working hours; late at night is the most sensitive for risk control.

If you do encounter a freeze, don’t panic: wait for three days; many are system misjudgments; if not, ask the bank's freezing department, prepare on-chain records, transaction screenshots, and chat logs, and just explain honestly.

In the end, the truth in the crypto world is this: money earned must reach your own pocket to be real money.

How much you earn is not the real skill; being able to withdraw it smoothly is the true ability. Don't just rush to chase the market; first, learn to secure your earnings— the road to making money is still long; getting caught in risk control once, you'll know how painful it is!

If you have any questions about withdrawal details, feel free to ask me; don’t blindly stumble into traps!

Focusing on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core currencies, providing 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily.
Here, you can achieve: Say goodbye to losses —> Keep up with professional rhythm —> Establish your own profit system; all three are essential.

# 8-Year Cryptocurrency Trading's Most Painful Lesson: Floating Profit of 40 Times Without Selling, After the Porsche Became a BYD, I Understood the True Meaning of Taking Profit
In my 8-year cryptocurrency trading career, the most painful yet valuable lesson is hidden in the 2017 ADA market surge.

At that time, I quietly started investing in ADA at 0.03U. Who would have thought that in three months it skyrocketed to 1.2U—my account had a floating profit of nearly 40 times! During that period, I felt like I was on cloud nine; the first thing I did every morning was count the zeros in my balance. I even checked the address of the Porsche dealership, just waiting to cash out and pick up the car.

What happened? My greed got the better of me; I didn’t sell a single coin.

Later, ADA plummeted dramatically, falling to 0.2U, and the huge floating profit was reduced to just a skeleton. The Porsche that was once within reach had turned into a second-hand BYD, and that kind of heartache is truly unforgettable.

It was that day that I fully understood: Buying is luck, but selling is true skill.

Many people think I’m stable now because of my skills? No, brother, it’s because I’ve lost enough and finally learned my lesson. Over the years, I've summarized a ridiculously simple yet blood-tested method for taking profit and cutting losses, especially suitable for office workers and ordinary people who don’t have time to watch the market. Today, I’ll share it from the bottom of my heart:

### Taking Profit: Ladder Locking Profits, Not Betting on the Top
I never guess the market peak; I only execute “laddered profit taking”:
- If it rises by 1 time, I sell 30% first, pulling back the entire principal, ensuring the rest is pure profit without loss;
- If it rises by 3 times, I sell another 30%, locking in most of the profit;
- The remaining 40% is set to “trailing stop”—with a 15% pullback from the highest point, it will automatically liquidate and exit.

No tricks, just one sentence: Only those who are not greedy can run the fastest in the cryptocurrency world.

### Cutting Losses: 5% Hard Rule, If It's Wrong, Run
My bottom line: A single loss must not exceed 5%!
The first thing after buying a coin is to place a stop-loss order, like fastening a seatbelt for the account. Even if the market reverses later, I will never regret it—last month I cut losses on one order, and later that coin doubled, my friend laughed at me for being “cowardly,” but three months later it went to zero, and the one who truly laughed last was me.

The cryptocurrency world has never been about who can get rich overnight, but about who can survive. Over the years, I’ve seen too many people earn six or seven figures, only to lose it all in the end—not because they can’t analyze, but because they won’t sell, won’t cut losses, and won’t admit their mistakes.

I used to wander alone in the dark of the cryptocurrency world, now the light is in my hands, always shining.

Are you in or not?

# 1000U rolled to 5WU! My 20x rolling strategy: even with low capital, you can turn the tables with rhythm
At the end of last year, I only had 1000U in capital, no one in the crypto circle paid attention to me, I didn’t dare to touch high leverage, nor play contracts recklessly, but relied on a simple strategy to roll to over 5WU+——not relying on insider information or luck, but solely on rhythm and execution. Low capital has never been an excuse for low opportunity!

There are just three key moves, directly copy the homework:

### 1. 15-minute short-term entry: only grab clear signals
Choosing coins is not complicated: focus on popular mainstream coins like ETH, BNB, or assets with unusual funding movements on the day;
Entering the market only looks for two signals: 15-minute MACD golden cross + volume breakout from a small platform, miss one and do not enter;
The target is super clear: earn 3%-5% and run, absolutely do not linger, even if it rises later, do not regret——short-term is about guaranteed profit, not greed.

### 2. Daily rolling + profit-taking reinvestment: use profits to win profits
Never increase the capital with each profit! Stop after earning 10U, withdraw the profit or store it separately, use only pure profits for the next operation;
Never average down on losses! Strictly control single ticket stop loss within 2%, stop after losing, do not gamble the capital on a rebound, always maintain a stable mindset.

### 3. Control your hands: avoiding pitfalls is more important than making profits
- In a volatile market, stay in cash: when the K-line is tangled back and forth, entering the market is just giving away money, it’s better to miss out than to rush blindly;
- Refuse to operate late at night: early morning markets are prone to spikes, and emotions can easily spiral out of control, absolutely do not stay up late to chase prices;
- Do not gamble on news, do not follow orders: other people's analysis is for reference only, make your own decisions based on signals, and take responsibility for your profits and losses.

Here’s the real rolling track for you to see:
1000U → Capture AR coin breakout from a small platform earning 270U → ETH 5-minute volume breakout earning 440U → BNB breaking 655 earning 60U → Step by step rolled to 8200U → 1.3WU → 2.4WU → 5WU+

Don’t look down on the method just because it seems simple! In the crypto world, turning around with low capital is not about how many indicators you understand, but whether you can maintain the rhythm: which K-line patterns are effective, how to judge the authenticity of volume, how to avoid cutting losses——these details are what I have summarized after countless reviews, which are 10 times more reliable than blind operations.

If you also only have a few hundred U and want to turn things around, remember: steady progress is more reliable than getting rich overnight. Make a good plan, stick to execution, and you can also roll out big profits with small capital like I did!

# Tonight's Life and Death Situation in the Crypto World! The Federal Reserve's Interest Rate Cut Storm, A Beginner's Survival Guide Directly Copied
At 3 AM, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting is bound to rewrite the trends of BTC and ETH! A 25 basis point rate cut is virtually guaranteed, but what truly determines the rise and fall is whether Powell will release hawkish signals — this is the ultimate test for the crypto world!

Currently, the contradictions in the U.S. economy are at a peak: Silicon Valley tech companies have laid off nearly 100,000 people, residential electricity prices have risen by 11% over six months, inflationary pressures remain, and the government shutdown has led to the absence of key economic data, leaving the market completely trapped in a policy gamble. Simply put:
- Hawkish = tough stance, afraid of inflation, hesitant to cut rates significantly (even hinting that this round of rate cuts may be ending) → Dollar rebounds → Crypto world under pressure;
- Dovish = easing without restraint, prioritizing economic stability → Dollar weakens → Hot money flows into the crypto world, mainstream coins likely to rise.

Beginners don't need to stay up all night staring at the markets, just focus on 3 core signals to see the rise and fall at a glance:
1. Policy Statement: Removing “tightening” language and mentioning “improvement in inflation” = dovish favorable; repeatedly emphasizing “inflation risk” and “raising the bar for rate cuts” = hawkish warning (multiple investment banks predict dissent from committee members);
2. Dot Plot: Focus on the interest rate expectations for the end of 2026, if next year sees an increase in rate cuts = rise; maintaining a high level of 3.4%, fewer rate cuts = fall;
3. Powell's Speech: Mentioning “policy dependent on data” and “easing adapted to the economy” = favorable; repeatedly emphasizing “controlling inflation” and “policy close to neutral” = unfavorable.

⚠️ Beginner's Lifesaving Rule:
Don't touch high leverage! Betting direction before major news = gamble with your life; before signals are clear, cash is king, never blindly bottom-fish or chase highs.

Remember: The market is not afraid of rate cuts, but fears “hawkish rate cuts” — cutting rates while closing the door on further easing is the most lethal move. At 3 AM, keep a close eye on these 3 signals, follow the direction of policy changes, and you can avoid being harvested!

Focus on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and other core coins, providing 3-5 clear spot and contract strategies daily.
Here, you can achieve: Say goodbye to losses —> Keep up with professional rhythm —> Build your own profit system, all three are essential.

# 90s Cryptocurrency Veteran! From 300,000 to Tens of Millions in 8 Years, Just by Using a "Dumb Method"
34-year-old from Guangzhou, after 8 years in the cryptocurrency world, turned a 300,000 principal into a net worth of tens of millions — without insider information, without relying on luck, but by sticking to a "dumb method": not chasing uptrends, not gambling recklessly, just following the trend.

Many people say making money in cryptocurrency relies on luck, I just smile — what truly supports me is "the patience to endure" and "the discipline that cannot be broken." Today, I will share with you 2880 days of practical experience, these 6 iron rules: understand one rule to lose 100,000 less, and if you follow three, you'll outperform 90% of retail investors:

1. 【Fast Rise Slow Fall = Big Player Accumulating】
A quick surge followed by a slow pullback doesn't mean a peak, it's a washout to accumulate positions, don't rush to exit; what you should fear is a rapid drop after a big increase, that’s the trap.

2. 【Fast Drop Slow Rise = Big Player Running Away】
A price flash crash followed by a slow rebound isn't an opportunity to buy cheap, it's the last wave of a trap. Don't hold on to the fantasy of "it has dropped so much, it can still drop further," if you need to exit, just exit.

3. 【Volume at the Top Means Not Dead, No Volume is Really Dangerous】
If there’s still volume at high levels, there may still be room to rise; but if it’s at a high point and there’s no trading volume, it’s highly likely to crash, stay alert.

4. 【Don't Get Excited by Volume at the Bottom, Continuous Volume is Reliable】
Single volume spikes are bait; focus on "continuous multi-day volume after a period of low volume oscillation" — this is the real signal to build positions, closing your eyes to jump in is more stable than reckless gambling.

5. 【Trading Cryptocurrency is Trading Emotion, Rise and Fall are All Written in Volume】
Don’t blindly guess by staring at K-lines, trading volume is the mirror of market consensus, price is just a reflection of emotion. Understand the volume, and you understand the logic of rise and fall.

6. 【“Nothing” is the Ultimate Realm of Cryptocurrency】
No attachment: if you need to go to cash, just go to cash, don’t hold on stubbornly; no greed: even in crazy markets, don’t chase highs; no fear: be bold with heavy positions when it’s time to act. This isn’t a Zen mindset, it’s the most ruthless trading mentality.

Opportunities are never lacking in the market, what’s lacking is the ability to control your hands and see the situation clearly. And what can truly turn your fortunes around is not reckless rushing but having someone guide you to see the rhythm and find the right direction.

Want to take fewer detours and make money steadily? Follow me, I’ll share 8 years of practical experience to help you avoid pitfalls and reap rewards!

# From LUNA to Zero to Millions: The Harsh Awakening in the Crypto World is to Give Up the Fantasy of Getting Rich Overnight
In April 2022, LUNA was still firmly at $115. I held onto $100,000 in capital and decisively opened a short position at $108—didn't dare to think too much, just relying on my vigilance against high-leverage cryptocurrencies.

Unexpectedly, just a few hours later, the account balance jumped directly to $750,000! At that moment, I held my phone, and tears streamed down my face. Coming from an ordinary background, with no family wealth or connections, I always felt it would be hard to turn my life around, but that string of numbers told me: the turning point of fate seemed to have really come.

But the biggest enemy of a person is never the market; it is the greed hidden deep within.

That night, I lost my mind; not only did I not take profits, but I also went all in to buy the dip—only a crazy thought remained in my mind: to double up once more and achieve financial freedom directly!

As a result, when the notification of "LUNA Zero" popped up, my phone went “bang” and fell to the ground. I slumped on the sofa, my mind blank, not even having the strength to cry. From $750,000 to zero, it was just overnight.

It was at that moment I understood: the crypto world is never about who makes money first, but about who can hold onto their money.

The next day, I dug out the dowry money I had saved for 5 years, gathering the final $90,000. Staring at the account, I told myself: "This time, I don't seek to get rich quickly; I just want to survive."

I set three ironclad rules for myself, engraved on the homepage of my memo:
1. No all-in bets; always leave 30% margin, never bet everything on one throw;
2. Set profit-taking and stop-loss rules in stone when placing orders; no manual modifications, even if emotions run high;
3. Only trade cryptocurrencies I understand; follow the trend, and absolutely do not touch markets I don't comprehend.

Fate is so ironic. When I stopped being obsessed with "quick turnarounds" and started to take steady steps, the money instead came back day by day.

Looking back, that bloodbath with LUNA was a punch that woke me up, and it was a complete awakening. Without that financial ruin, I might have forever been immersed in the illusion of "getting rich overnight," ultimately being completely consumed by the market.

I have come out of it. What about you?

Are you still holding onto the fantasy of betting on a turnaround, or are you going to be the one who laughs last as the winner?

The carp leaping over the dragon gate is never based on luck, but on clarity and discipline. Action beats intention; by holding your bottom line, you can catch the market that belongs to you. $BTC

$BTC # From losing 500,000 to netting 20,000+: 3,400 U turnaround, I relied on 3 iron rules to fight back in the crypto world
Last year, I lost 500,000, and I thought I would never recover in this lifetime.

That time was really tough—I smashed my phone, deleted trading software, and locked myself in my room for two months without going out. Watching my account balance hit zero, I repeatedly told myself: this path in the crypto world has completely come to an end.

At the beginning of this year, there was only 3,400 U left in my account. I stared at the screen and said to myself: either completely admit defeat and exit, or let go of everything and restart!

Who would have thought that with this little 'lifesaving money', I managed to reach 120,000, and then more, and more... Not only did I earn back all my losses, but I also made over 20,000 more!

Sounds like a fairy tale? But I didn't rely on luck or insider information; I persevered through three things:

## 1. Never go all in, leave a lifeline for the account
In the past, I lost everything, and the root cause was 'greed'—going all in and stubbornly refusing to cut losses. Now I firmly adhere to one iron rule: a single position must never exceed 40%, and if losses exceed 15%, I immediately cut the position and exit.

Remember this: the prerequisite for making money in the crypto world is to survive first! As long as you don't get liquidated, there will always be a chance to turn things around.

## 2. Go with the trend, don't be a gambler trying to catch the tops and bottoms
Don't fantasize about perfectly timing the bottom or the top; that is self-deception.

When the trend comes, just follow: in a bull market, only go long; in a bear market, only go short; never go against the trend. I have made thousands of U in just ten minutes several times, relying entirely on 'going with the trend' and not opposing the market.

## 3. Layer profits, taking profits into your pocket is real profit
When I make money, I only use 30% to roll over, and immediately withdraw the rest to a cold wallet.

Don't be afraid of making money slowly; be afraid of being too greedy. The core of turning a small amount of capital around is not about how fast you earn but how much you can hold onto. A little accumulation can actually grow bigger.

Along the way, I helped fans grow from 1,000 U to over 5,000 U, and I also pulled back many friends who were on the brink of liquidation. Honestly, what many people lack is not technology, but iron discipline and a guide.

Now the market is about to start again. If you are still lost in losses and have a feeling of unwillingness, why not join me this time—but I will only take those who truly want to turn things around and can follow the rules.

Either admit defeat and exit, or give your all— which one do you choose?

# I earned 80 million in the crypto world, and I retired! This "foolproof system" has been sealed with $UNI
8 years in crypto, from a 20000 capital in 2017 to an eight-figure asset that allows me to lie flat today. It's not talent, it's not insider information, and it's certainly not luck—it's just sticking to a "foolproof system," recognizing one logic for 8 years, and executing simple tasks to the extreme.

Many crypto friends say this system is "too silly," but it’s this very "silliness" that took me from a poor kid eating steamed buns and watching charts in a village to the threshold of financial freedom.

Its underlying logic can be summed up in one sentence: **Three lines set the direction, don’t guess or gamble, just follow the trend**
- The 50-day line watches short trends, the 200-day line determines bull and bear markets, and volume distinguishes real from fake funds.
In 2017, when BTC just broke 5000, the 50-day line turned upwards on the 200-day line, and the volume surged to three times the six-month average— I sold my wedding house, added a mortgage, and put 3 million all-in. That wave allowed me to touch the threshold of ten million assets for the first time.

The true value of this system is not in "knowing how to predict uptrends," but in "knowing when not to touch." Three iron rules, which have never been broken in 8 years:
1. Single asset position ≤ 15%: When LTC skyrocketed in 2018, I only invested 12%, and later it dropped 80%, but I wasn’t hurt at all. Diversifying positions is not cowardice, but a prerequisite for longevity.
2. Stop-loss is the last firewall: Cut positions of mainstream coins when they drop 8% below the 50-day line, and walk away when altcoins fall 5% below the 50-day line. The night before LUNA collapsed, the system automatically cut 1% of my position, losing only 70,000 U, while some people around me fell into serious debt.
3. A maximum of 3 trades per month: In the early days, I wanted to catch every fluctuation, but after losing half a house, I forced myself to only take action 3 times a month. As a result, I accurately captured key levels during the rises in 312 and April 2021, making more profit by moving less.

My last trade was last week: ETH touched the 200-day line for the third time without breaking it, and the volume shrank to the extreme, the system gave a "golden buying point." I only allocated 8% of my position, and when it rose 15%, I took profits according to the rules—my account just pushed from 7xxx million to the retirement threshold of 80 million.

Then, I really decided to retire.

Only after earning enough money did I realize: money in the crypto world is never enough, but life is only lived once. Those scenes more worth watching than K-lines—family smiles, distant landscapes—are the true wealth.

The road of the rivers and lakes is long, so let’s part ways here. I wish all crypto friends can earn the money they want and also hold on to the life they should have.