带单菲姐

This is not a story; it is the real journey of a fan and me in turning over funds.

At the end of June, he came to me with 800U. The capital was not much, but his mindset was stable and his execution strong—this is the best starting point.

From several rounds of medium-term layouts to a few short-term explosive phases, the account steadily grew from 800U to nearly 7000U!

During this period, we did not gamble on the market but relied on logic + rhythm + risk control to make every step.

📌 This is the philosophy I have always insisted on: it’s not about giving signals, but about helping you see the direction clearly and move more steadily!

The next opportunity is already on the way. If you want to turn over funds, don’t hesitate. Follow Sister Fei, and let's seize the explosive market that belongs to you 📊💥

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Small principal, chaotic rhythm? Don't think about doubling yet; first, learn to survive.

A few months ago, a brother almost liquidated his assets.

Every day chasing hot topics, waiting for good news, and going all in at the slightest sign of movement.

What was the result?

Either getting stuck or cutting losses, his mindset completely collapsed.

He asked me a question:

"Ordinary people, is there still a way in the crypto world?"

I only replied to him:

It's not that there are no market trends; it's that you are too anxious.

Later, I told him to do one thing only —

Slow down the rhythm.

No fancy skills taught, no complex charts drawn,

Just a few “ridiculously simple” rules.

First rule: Don't chase rises, don't sell on drops.

The hot topics you see are often already being offloaded.

The truly safe opportunities,

Usually appear when no one is talking, and the sentiment is at its worst.

Second rule: Don't go all in; you must keep some bullets.

No matter how small your principal is, you should keep at least 30% in cash.

If you don't keep cash, when the market drops, you can only watch the show;

If you keep it, only then do you have the right to enter during a pullback.

Third rule: Never go fully invested.

Many people have not earned money,

It's just that they went all in once and gave everything back.

Position management determines whether you can survive.

When trading short term, just remember these few sentences:

Don't act during sideways movement; wait for direction;

After a panic big bearish candle, opportunities are easier to emerge;

After a rapid decline, there will be a rapid rebound;

Build positions in batches, don't go all in at once;

The high-risk period after a big rise is sideways; it's better to take profits.

This method doesn't guarantee you will get rich,

But it can guarantee that you —

Don't blow up, don't panic, don't exit.

Don't envy stories of overnight doubling,

That kind usually only happens once.

Those who can truly go far,

Are the ones who earn slowly and survive repeatedly.

Remember one thing:

Slower is truly faster.

The crypto world won't mind if you are slow,

But it will definitely punish you for being anxious. @带单菲姐

The dumbest method in the crypto world actually increased my followers by 9 times.

You might laugh when I say this,

this method is extremely basic,

but the problem is——

99% of people simply can't do it.

When this follower first entered the space,

he couldn't understand candlestick charts, couldn't distinguish indicators,

and didn't know where to get news.

I didn't teach him any techniques,

nor did I have him draw lines or calculate indicators.

I only had him focus on one thing:

trends.

And the result?

6000U rolled to 54,000U, a full 9 times.

You all study for hours every day,

your lines look like spider webs,

and in the end, you lose money faster than he does.

Later, I reviewed it,

I can earn, he can multiply,

and it relies on just three rules——

so stupid it’s ridiculous, but stable enough to be scary.

First rule: when the trend just starts to rise, only invest 3% of the base capital

No all-in, no impulsiveness,

no touching junk coins.

It may seem slow, but it’s actually saving lives.

Second rule: only add 20%-50% when the market is truly crazy

Note, this is after "confirming the trend."

I don’t chase the bottom when the main force does,

I only take the money that is certain.

Third rule: take profits and leave

Set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance,

don’t ride the market’s highs together.

While others are still fantasizing about the next wave,

I have already taken a break and had some water.

I once had another follower,

who previously lost 400,000,

his mindset was terrible.

Later, it was just one thing:

honestly follow this method.

In less than three months,

he broke even.

He told me a sentence I remember to this day:

"Sister, your method is really stupid, but it really works to earn money."

If you think about it carefully,

why do most people in the crypto world lose money?

They switch coins seven times a day,

chasing after every rise,

and their stop-loss is always half a beat slow,

emotions always react faster than the market.

The ones who truly make money,

are never the smartest,

but those who——

are a bit slower, a bit dumber, a bit steadier.

Ridiculously dumb, terrifyingly profitable.

Either keep losing money smartly,

or join me,

using the most basic way,

to slowly earn the money back.

You’re not moving fast enough,

you’re just stumbling in the dark by yourself.

I’ve always been here, and the light has always been on.

Whether to follow or not, the choice is yours @带单菲姐

Many people have doubled their accounts without spending a dime.
As a result, when the market reverses,
profits are gone, and the principal is also gone.
I used to be that kind of person.
Until I suffered a big loss that woke me up
The money that hasn't entered the bank account doesn't count as earnings.
Remember one thing:
Only what is secured is called profit.
Why must you withdraw funds?
No need for grand theories, just three points, each hitting hard.
First, unrealized profits are just paper wealth
Having 1 million in the account,
Is not as solid as having 100,000 in the card.
The market doesn't recognize screenshots, only withdrawal records.
Second, withdrawing funds = locking in results, reducing anxiety
Every withdrawal,
Is a stamp of confirmation for your stage of operation.
Take the profits first,
No need to panic during a drawdown.
Third, mindset stabilizes directly
If you don’t withdraw profits with a full position,
A single drawdown can lead to chaotic operations.
But as long as the money has returned to the real world,
No matter how the market shakes, you remain calm.
So how to withdraw funds?
I only follow the "rhythm," not relying on feelings.
Step 1: Profit 50%, first take back the principal
From 10,000 to 15,000,
Directly withdraw 5,000.
The profits and losses afterwards are all market money.
Step 2: For each market cycle, consistently secure 10%-30%
For example, if you make 20,000,
Withdraw 6,000 first,
And let the rest continue to run.
Step 3: Periodic withdrawals
Regardless of profits or losses,
Withdraw once a month.
Treat trading as a job, not a gamble.
Don't mess up withdrawal details:
Use official channels, do it in batches, and keep records.
Stability is more important than anything.
In the end, it's just four words:
Secured profits.
The market is there every day,
But not many can bring the money away.
You are not lacking opportunities,
What you lack is the courage to press "withdraw" at the right moment.
If your account fluctuates,
Making money but unable to keep it,
It's not that you can't do it,
It's that you haven't learned this step of withdrawing funds.
Turning around is not a gamble,
It's about bringing profits back to reality time and again.
The rhythm is here,
Follow Sister Fei, win slowly, and win for a long time @带单菲姐

When entering the cryptocurrency world, many people make a fatal naivety:

"Isn't it just about buying low and selling high? How could one lose?"

But the truth is quite painful.

Once you think like this, you're already in the crowd that will be harvested.

I have been in the cryptocurrency world for 10 years and have seen too many people rush in with dreams of turning their fortunes around,

only to be crushed by the market, unable to even explain how they lost.

The real difficulty in the cryptocurrency world has never been the operations,

but whether you can cross these 4 invisible thresholds.

First: Information Asymmetry

The signals and trends you see are mostly at the tail end.

The people who profit are already at the table before you see it.

Second: Psychological Barriers

When prices rise, you're afraid to sell too soon; when they drop, you want to recoup losses, and it gets deeper.

Buying is easy, but holding on and selling at the right time is the hardest.

Third: Time Cost

This is not a casual market.

On-chain, narrative, community, tools—none can be lacking.

If you don't invest time, you can't even get to the poker table.

Fourth: Cognitive Dimension

The cryptocurrency world is narrative + emotion + zero-sum game.

Money made by luck, without the cognitive backing, will eventually be given back.

Ultimately, the real threshold in the cryptocurrency world is not about whether you can enter,

but whether you can survive long enough.

It's not about background, nor relying on connections,

but competing in three aspects:

Learning ability, execution ability, emotional control ability.

In this round of the market, don't rush in blindly.

Take it slow, be steady, live long enough to laugh last @带单菲姐

He is not a loser, he was just dragged down by "hesitation." A few years ago, a brother came to me with 15,000 U in his account. Typical to the extreme — he understood the market and the logic, but his account just wouldn't grow. Where did the problem lie? Four words: get off the train before it starts. He would run after a 5% gain, afraid of a pullback; then looking back, he saw that the main upward trend had already finished, and all he had left was, "If I had known earlier, it would have been better." I directly asked him a tough question: "Are you here to take chances, or to grow your money?" He fell silent. Then he spoke a truth: "I want to steadily make a wave." I replied with just one sentence: 👉 Rhythm is greater than everything. What we do is never a life-or-death gamble. Instead, it is an extremely counterintuitive approach: if the trend is not confirmed, do not act. The first position is always light. Only use profits to add positions. Cut losses immediately, dare to let profits run. In summary: let the market make money for you, rather than you chasing the market. In the past two weeks, we have gradually set the rhythm around the ETH ecosystem. Not explosive, but stable. The account grew from 15,000 to 30,000. At that moment, he discovered for the first time: it turns out making money can be calm. Next, we shifted early to AI + infrastructure. Not chasing hotspots, but waiting for the funds to come to the right position. When the rotation truly starts, profits begin to roll like a snowball. One of the fiercest days, a single pullback added to the position, directly 1.2 times. The next two days saw continuous explosive growth, and he stared at his account in a daze, saying: "This feels a bit unreal." The final result? 15,000 → 120,000 U. No all-in, no life gamble, all driven by logic. I asked him how he felt now. He said a sentence I still remember: "Before, I was chasing the market, now it seems the market is following me." This is the meaning of rhythmic trading. Doubling down never relies on talent, nor on news. It relies on: strategy + execution + steady hands. If your account right now: is neither up nor down, wants to enter but dares not, regrets every move — it’s not that you can’t do it, it’s that you haven't found your own rhythm yet. The market is still there, the space is still there. The missing part may just be someone who can help you stabilize your rhythm. Not everyone can go from 15,000 to 120,000, but if you are willing to take that step, I can take you and seriously try once @带单菲姐 .

Maji's wave of liquidation is a typical case of passive dumping,
which is actually a double benefit in terms of sentiment and chips for the bulls.
In the short term, after panic is released, there often will be a technical rebound.
Consider taking a light position to try a long order, don't be greedy for the trend, just eat the rebound,
with a clear goal — double your money and exit, don't get attached to profits.
Pay attention to two points:
Don’t chase highs, don’t over-leverage;
Only engage in this segment of emotional repair, if wrong, withdraw immediately.
This is a short-term opportunity, not a trend reversal.
If you can take it, take it, and leave after eating, save bullets for the next bigger market.

Continue to layout, those who support Sister Fei can contact @带单菲姐

#巨鲸动向 #BinanceABCs

The bullish idea $PIPPIN is completely correct, and it has once again broken through a new high, standing at 0.45; if this kind of trend continues, it basically means it's heading for a breakout. This trend is a consolidation phase where buying is happening, pulling back again and again; the market will educate every stubborn person!!

I completely cannot understand why someone would open such a large position on a shitcoin! Sharing on Binance Square! Isn't this slapping the market makers in the face? The market makers have worked hard for a year, and if they really made you money, wouldn't that just make them a joke?

We, who are strong, just go with the flow #巨鲸动向 #BinanceABCs
$ETH

In a bull market, can we buy altcoins?

Yes.

But the question is never about 'buying or not', but rather — will you buy?

After two cycles of bull and bear markets, I've realized one thing:

Those who truly grow their accounts are not the ones who study news every day,

but those who can catch the right rhythm in a bull market.

Let’s get straight to the point, something you can use directly.

First question: Do you have to wait for the lowest price?

No need to wait.

Once the trend is established, it won’t give you the perfect price.

Early pullbacks are often entry points;

Waiting for a mythical price will only leave you watching the bus leave.

Second question: Isn’t it more exciting to go all in on one coin?

Not exciting, it's risky.

In a bull market, it’s not about betting on the right coin,

but about standing in the right direction.

Public chains, AI, gaming, Depin,

Diversified layout, when rotation comes, there will always be a spot for you.

Third question: Is making big money in a bull market dependent on operation?

Not dependent.

What matters is — the ability to hold.

The more you fidget, the easier it is to miss the ride;

It's easy to get off, but hardest to get back on.

When the trend is there, move less.

Fourth question: Is sentiment useful?

Extremely useful.

When the whole network is bearish and no one dares to touch it,

opportunities are often brewing;

When everyone is euphoric and shouting for a rise,

it’s time to be calm.

Get in during divergences, stabilize during consensus.

Fifth question: Is a pullback the end of a bull market?

No.

A bull market will definitely shake people out,

and it often feels like it's about to collapse.

But as long as you hold assets that are consensus-based and logical,

after the shakeout, it often goes even higher.

Lastly, let me give you some hard truth:

Bull markets do not reward the smartest people,

they only reward those who are right in direction, stable in position, and can withstand volatility.

Less gambling,

more patience.

The money in a bull market is all 'held' out @带单菲姐

Why do so many people trade contracts, facing liquidation every day, yet continue to lose more?

To put it bluntly, it's not about being timid; it's fundamentally about not understanding what they are doing.

The platform states 5x, 10x leverage,

and they mentally assume:

"I just opened 5x, it's very safe."

But reality is harsh.

With only 10,000 U in their account,

the psychological stop-loss can only accept a loss of 500 U,

yet they dare to hold a position of 30,000 U.

This is no longer 5x;

this is several times the hidden leverage.

A slight market fluctuation,

it’s not that your judgment was wrong,

it’s that you fundamentally lack the qualification to bear that fluctuation,

and the result is only one:

getting swept, getting liquidated, becoming someone else's profit source.

So what are those who really make money from contracts doing?

From the very beginning, they understood one thing:

Contracts are tools for risk control, not casinos for seeking thrills.

The chips that can make money in the market,

essentially come from two types of people:

those who recklessly add leverage,

and those who refuse to cut losses.

The pace of experts is actually extremely slow.

Most of the time, they do nothing,

patiently waiting for that structure, that position that belongs only to them.

Once they take action:

If right, let the profits run;

If wrong, follow the rules and exit immediately,

not even bothering with emotions.

So you will discover a cruel fact:

Those who lose money are continuously operating,

while those who make money only take action at the right moment.

Contracts have never lacked opportunities,

what's lacking is

knowing when not to act.

Why do most people invest but are destined not to make big money?

The answer is heartbreaking: they are venting emotions, not making money.

When the price rises, they get excited; when it falls, they panic;

Making money relies on fantasies, losing money relies on hard endurance.

Such people are specifically used as fuel by the market.

To be honest, trading coins is not that mystical.

Once you understand, all that’s left is execution.

If you do the following 6 things well, money won't come in large amounts, but it will keep coming.

First, the trend is your father.

In a trendless market, whoever touches it will die.

Big funds only ride the wave; with no trend, they stay in cash, better to miss out than to make a mistake. If you're trading every day and not making money, it’s because you want to do everything.

Second, only touch strong coins.

Weak coins are used to entrap people; strong coins are meant for making money.

True strong coins: rise sharply, pull back slightly, the more they rise, the more people are buying.

Choosing the wrong coin leads to endless regrets.

Third, learn to stay in cash and wait.

Chasing highs is the fate of retail investors.

The skill of experts is simply patience.

Wait for the bottom, wait for the structure, wait for opportunities to come to you.

Fourth, hold on tight.

Watching the market right after buying, wanting to run at a slight rise, wanting to cut losses at a slight drop, is this called trading?

Don't exit without seeing the top.

True big money is earned through endurance.

Fifth, don’t eat the tail of the fish.

Want to take one more bite when the price is high?

That bite is often the most poisonous.

Leave when you should; profits in hand are yours.

Sixth, convert your earnings into reality.

Numbers are just numbers; only when they can be cashed out and improve your life, is it called making money.

Don’t keep betting with your profits; the market loves to harvest those who have made money but refuse to leave.

The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what it lacks is people who don’t make mistakes.

You can’t make money not because the market is bad,

but because every step you take is right on the “retail investor path.”

Remember this:

Those who trade on emotions are doomed to become fuel;

Those who execute according to the rules will eventually reap the rewards.

@带单菲姐

That day, there was only 2000U left in the account. I'm not a newbie; I've been through a round of market beating. The K-line opens, and I feel annoyed; when the price jumps, my heart races. My hand is on the mouse, but I don't know whether to click or not. To put it bluntly, it's not that I don't have money; it's that I don't have a life. I stared at that 2000U and realized one thing: if I continue with the old strategies, the next time I hit zero, I really won't have the right to blame the market.

So, I gave myself a strict order: from now on, trading will only involve one thing—survive longer, earn steadily. No all-in, no gambling with my life, no stubbornly resisting the trend. I no longer think about getting rich quickly; I just want to avoid being a victim.

The first step is to protect my life. It’s not about studying indicators or looking for insider information, but about diversifying. I stubbornly split the 2000U into 5 parts, each part 400U, and only place one order at a time; the remaining four parts are my life. If the market isn’t right, -12U means stop-loss and leave. I used to hate stop-losses, but now I understand that a stop-loss is the only protective charm for ordinary people. That was the first time I discovered that losing money can be so light.

The second step is to write the rules in stone and kick emotions out of the game. I no longer place orders based on feelings, nor do I fantasize about 'waiting a bit longer.' There are only two rules: stop-loss at 3% (12U), take profit at 6–10% (24–40U). While others watch and pray, I only execute according to the system. I don't get excited when prices rise, nor do I feel regret when they fall. In fact, when I stopped pursuing quick riches, money began to flow in slowly and steadily.

The third step is to treat trading as a business, not gambling. An average of 70 trades a month, with a win rate of 60% may not sound explosive, but the structure is solid: 28 trades lost -336U, 42 trades gained +1470U, net profit 1134U. There are no miraculous trades, no explosive earnings, only one thing happens repeatedly—small losses when losing, and steady gains when winning. This is compound interest, and it's something most people never encounter in their lifetime.

After 92 days, the account reached 60,000 U. I didn’t take screenshots to show off, nor did I continue to increase my stake; instead, I withdrew everything. At that moment, I was very clear: this isn’t luck, nor is it the market; it’s the system starting to work. What I won wasn’t a particular trade, but myself.

To you who are being repeatedly crushed by the market: you can’t control the market, but you can control yourself. Most retail investors don’t lose to the K-line but to the habit of getting excited and going all-in, stubbornly resisting trends, getting shaky hands when in profit, and wanting to wait a bit longer when in loss. I started to turn my situation around the day I changed these habits.

Last year, a fan came to me with 1500U.

As soon as he sat down, he said:

Sister Fei, I really want to earn this time.

Three months later, the result came out.

1500U → 80,000 U, with zero liquidation throughout.

Don't talk about talent or luck.

He only did one thing right: he listened.

First rule: Diversification is not a suggestion, it's a bottom line.

I divided his money directly into three parts:

500U for day trading, one trade a day;

500U for swing trading, don't act without a trend;

500U for base capital, don't touch it even if the sky falls.

Later, when the market crashed, others lost everything, but he remained steady.

Second rule: Only take the meat, not the whole fish.

Stay empty when there's no market, only act when there's a market.

Once a trade hits +20%, immediately lock in profits.

Don't compete with the market, only take certainty.

Third rule: Emotions must be zeroed out.

Cut losses at 2% immediately,

Reduce position at 4% profit.

No hesitation, no love for battle.

He later told me:

"Now watching the market isn't tense, cutting losses is like trimming nails."

To be honest:

In the crypto world, it's not the smart people who win, but the ones who follow the rules who survive.

If you are still rushing around, gambling randomly, being led by volatility,

Don't stubbornly endure.

When you truly want to change, come find me.

I only teach you one thing: how not to be played by the market.

@带单菲姐

1200U flipping to hundreds of thousands relies not on miraculous trades, but on three ruthless rules.

Last year, a brother came to me with only 1200U left in his account. He was very straightforward, not seeking instant wealth, just wanting to turn his situation around. I didn’t give him targets or points; I just threw out three phrases. He followed them for 90 days, never blowing up his account, and grew it to 50,000U. Today, I’ll share these three phrases with you; how far you go depends entirely on yourself.

First rule, split the money first, never take it all at once.

1200U should be divided into three parts, each part 400U, each doing its own thing, no mixing. One part does short-term trades, with a maximum of two trades a day, and after cutting, it’s done; another part focuses on trends, ignoring it as long as the weekly line doesn’t rise; the last part is emergency funds, specifically for unexpected market moves and black swan events. Even if it blows up, you can still make up for it the same day, ensuring you remain at the table. Remember this: blowing up is not a crime; going all in is a death sentence. You can recover a finger, but losing your head means you’re completely out.

Second rule, only eat the fattest part of the trend, be a turtle at other times.

A volatile market is a meat grinder; nine out of ten times you enter, you’ll get cut. My standards are simple and brutal: if the daily moving average is not bullish, go directly to cash; only get in when there’s a breakout confirmed by a daily close above the previous high; once profits reach 30% of the principal, immediately withdraw half, and let the remaining 10% move with a trailing stop to let the market work for you. Remember, the market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can survive to the next stop.

Third rule, lock in your emotions, only press the button.

Before each entry, write a life-and-death statement: stop-loss at 3%, automatically cut when it hits, no discussion; profit at 10%, immediately move the stop-loss to break even, everything after that is what the market gives you; shut down the computer at 23:00 every day, no matter how good the K-line looks, don’t stare at it; if you can’t sleep, uninstall the app. Trading must be mechanical to the point of boredom, so you can last long enough.

Finally, let me say an unpleasant truth.

1200U to 50,000U has never relied on miraculous operations, but on making fewer mistakes. The market has opportunities every day, but capital is not always there. First, engrave these three dead rules into your bones, then study wave patterns, Fibonacci, indicators, and funding rates. Remember this: to survive is to talk about wealth; if you can’t survive, you’re just a transaction fee in someone else's account. @带单菲姐

For beginners entering the contract market, what truly matters is not the market itself, but yourself.

In the past few days, many people have just entered the market and lost everything.

It's not bad luck, but rather falling into the same traps that wipe out newcomers.

Once you hit one, in just a few seconds, your principal is gone.

The following 5 minefields are not about experience, but about blood.

First Mine: Leveraging to the max right from the start

Thinking about doubling, getting rich, or defying fate as soon as you enter.

Directly using 50x or 100x leverage.

As a result, the market shakes slightly, and your account evaporates on the spot.

Remember one thing:

Trading contracts is not about being bold; it's about who survives longer.

Beginners should honestly use 3–5 times leverage.

Being able to withstand volatility and having room for adjustments means you qualify to continue playing.

Second Mine: Not setting stop-losses, holding on until death

"Just wait a bit longer; it will rebound"

"I've already lost so much; I can't bear to cut losses"

I've seen these two phrases countless times.

The outcome is always the same: losing everything.

There is only one correct order:

Set the stop-loss first, then place the order.

If you make a profit, push the stop-loss; if you lose, accept it.

Remember: Surviving is ten thousand times more important than making a big profit once.

Third Mine: Going all in

Thinking the opportunity has come,

Going all in?

That's not trading,

It's gambling with your life.

Old rule:

Single trade risk should not exceed 2% of your principal.

With a principal of 10,000 USDT, even if using 10x leverage,

keep a single loss within 200 USDT.

As long as you don't die, opportunities will always exist.

Fourth Mine: Entering the market with emotions

Chasing up when it rises, panicking when it falls, and FOMO kicks in,

Liquidation is on the way.

Real money-makers know before placing an order

when to enter, when to exit,

and when to admit defeat.

Staying up late watching the market will only push your emotions into your account.

If emotions are not cleared, your account will eventually be wiped out.

Fifth Mine: Not understanding the pitfalls of exchanges

Price manipulation, slippage, extreme market conditions,

are not legends,

but daily occurrences.

Many people only learn what cruelty is after being "educated" once.

Try to choose mainstream platforms,

before major data releases or extreme market conditions,

don't act rashly.

The contract market is indeed harsh.

But it only feeds on two types of people: those who don't understand the rules,

and those who don't follow discipline.

Once you understand the rules and control your hands,

you qualify to slowly earn money in this market. @带单菲姐

10 years in the cryptocurrency circle, I finally understand: every person in the crypto world cannot escape these 4 levels of tribulations!

What is the crypto world? $PIPPIN

It is a battlefield without heaven or earth, a place where financial freedom and the hell of liquidation coexist!

Some become gods overnight, while others go to zero in a second.

But what determines your destiny is not the market, but — what level have you reached?

I went from 2 million to 60 million, and then back from hell to the human world, seeing these 4 levels of tribulations clearly:

First level: New Ghost — Emotions Play You

When you first enter the circle, you are always led by the market:

Panic when it rises, fear when it falls, and your mindset collapses during fluctuations.

Seeing others make money, you rush in; when you just buy it drops, you cut losses; after cutting losses it rises, you curse the heavens and the earth.

An overnight flash crash and you go directly “out of your body.”

Conclusion: It’s not the market that kills you, it’s being repeatedly beaten by emotions!

Second level: Awakening — Starting to Understand a Bit

After experiencing a few “bloodbaths”, you suddenly realize:

Oh, the market isn’t moving randomly,

Key levels really matter,

Trends are the foundation of making money.

You start to avoid random orders, learn to wait, learn to endure, and learn to let the market come to you.

Third level: Old Monster — System Returns

People at this level can truly be called “traders.”

You have stop losses, take profits, rhythm, and planning.

No matter how chaotic the market is, your mindset is as steady as an old dog.

Finally able to sleep at night, no longer awakened at three in the morning by your phone, shocked to the point of a racing heart.

Making money becomes a “natural” thing from now on.

Fourth level: Demonic Tribulation — Nightmare of Recovery

But the harshest is this level.

You think you understand, so you start to leverage heavily, go all in, and take risks.

“I'll recover with this trade!”

What’s the result?

Your account halves in a day, goes to zero in three days, and you are left begging the market for mercy.

Risk management? Forgotten.

Rhythm? Lost.

Rationality? Shattered.

The whole person falls into the “hell of recovery”,

The more anxious, the more you lose; the more you lose, the more anxious, being slapped in the face by the market.

If you are at this level — stop! The abyss lies ahead!

The crypto world doesn’t rely on luck, but on upgrading your understanding.

Recognizing which level you are at is the only way to survive.

Every level you pass lays the groundwork for the next sudden wealth.

A harsh word:

Those who can survive the four tribulations will eventually become big shots;

Those who die halfway become stories.

#美联储降息

How to make 1 million by trading coins in a year?

Brothers, I will lay out the simplest and most suitable strategies for retail investors that have helped me turn things around with "stability, precision, and decisiveness" over the years.
$BTC
No mysticism, no boasting, I made over 1 million in a year using this.
$ETH
It's called: Five Knife Snowball Method.
$BNB
If you understand it, you will save yourself five years of losses.

First Knife: Split the money into five parts

10,000 split into 5 parts, 100,000 also split into 5 parts.

Never go all in, leave yourself a way out.

Second Knife: First knife goes in first

Pick a mainstream coin, buy one part at the current price.

Do not chase after explosive rises, do not touch obscure small coins.

Third Knife: If it drops, continue to add

If it drops by 10%, add one more, if it drops another 10%, add again.

The cost gets lower and lower, the more it drops, the more stable it becomes.

Fourth Knife: Harvest immediately when it rises

If it rises by 10%, sell one part, no hesitation, no dreaming, just execute.

Fifth Knife: Cycle the snowball

Every time you sell is a stable 10% profit.

Earn 1,000 once, roll it ten times and it's ten thousand, the snowball gets bigger and bigger over a year.

Why is this method decisive?

✔ The more it drops, the more cost-effective it is

✔ Just a little rise and you take profit

✔ Can continuously profit even in sideways markets

✔ No news, no guessing market trends, just look at the numbers to make money

What the big players fear most is a stable, calm, and repeatable player like you.

The only downside?

10% volatility can sometimes take a while.

If you are afraid of being slow, change it to 5%, and efficiency doubles directly.

Funds sitting idle?

Invest in financial management, you can still earn interest in sideways markets.

When it rises, you make money, when it drops, you make even more, and you gain interest while it’s sideways—three ways to profit.

Brothers, what you lack is not the skills to get rich,

but a set of logic that allows you to earn money steadily.

Five Knife Snowball Method: Simple, brutal, stable, and executable.

If you follow it for a year, you will see vistas that others cannot see.

#加密市场反弹 #美联储降息

Some time ago, an old fan added me.

The first thing he said was: "Sister, I've been beaten up by the counterfeit market... my account only has 2000U left."

He's not a newbie; he's an 8-year veteran, but he trades purely based on feelings.

Chasing up, cutting down, when emotions hit, he loses two to three thousand a day, putting himself directly into a half-wrecked state.

He said, "If I don’t turn it around soon, I will quit the crypto world."

I only replied:

"This 2000U is not for doubling; it’s for rebirth."

Many people think turning things around relies on a big breakout.

Wrong, relying on gambling will only lead to a faster demise.

The real turnaround is:

Staying steady, enduring, resisting temptation.

Step 1:

Stay steady, don’t move recklessly.

In the past, he would FOMO at every K-line jump,

buying at the highest and selling at the lowest, getting wiped out by the market’s whims.

I told him: "If the market has no direction, stay in cash. Don’t rush in when it doesn’t rise."

Step 2:

Cut down the positions! The biggest enemy is yourself.

In the past, he would leverage the entire 2000U in one day.

Now, the maximum per trade is 400U; survival is a must.

If you dare to over-leverage, the market dares to take you.

Previously losing 2000 a day,

Now consistently earning 300 or 500 a day; the rhythm has completely changed.

Plus, every trade must have a stop-loss set.

Losing isn’t scary; stubbornness is fatal.

Step 3:

Reviewing trades is the only way to truly turn things around.

He didn’t believe: "Can it really go back this slowly?"

I told him:

Slow is the only way retail investors can win.

Review every single trade,

becoming more stable, getting more accurate at the points.

Result:

1 month.

2000U → 15000U.

No miracles, no big bets,

what's relied upon is rhythm, discipline, and execution power.

Brothers, you might also only have a few thousand U left right now.

But remember: Turning things around is not fate; it’s ability.

The market lacks opportunities,

what’s lacking are those who can stabilize their emotions and execute plans.

What you need to do is not rush,

but manage your positions well and follow the right rhythm.

Don’t fear being slow,

fear being chaotic.

Don’t fear being small,

fear giving up.

#加密市场反弹 #美联储降息

$PIPPIN Little K line is inescapable!!

Afternoon analysis thought process, completely correct!

The hourly line has already expanded, short-term target 0.4 will be reached!

20 times can only open 100 dollars at most, market makers are preparing to shut the door and beat the dog!?

#加密市场反弹 #美联储降息

$PIPPIN 90 After being a veteran in the crypto circle for years, I angrily wrote: In December, I made over 300,000 U with a 'stupid method'.

While others study fancy strategies, I relied on 6 iron rules to navigate 8 years of bear and bull markets.

$ICNT I am 35 years old this year, from Fujian, turned 50,000 into 7 million.

No insider information, no team, no secret codes.

$AXL It’s just using a method that people laugh at as 'stupid', fighting my way out of the abyss.

Today I will lay out these 6 iron rules for you:

Understanding one can save you 100,000, mastering three can beat 90% of retail investors.

First rule: Fast rises and slow falls mean the market is loading up, don’t rush to jump off the train.

After a surge, a 'small step back' is just a wash, the real peak is a sudden surge followed by a sharp drop.

Second rule: Fast falls and slow rises mean the market is fleeing, and retail investors are getting caught.

A small rebound after a crash is not a bargain, it's the last step of a trap.

Third rule: High volume at the top is not scary, no volume is the real death.

High volume at high levels can still push up; low volume at high levels means no one dares to buy, it’s dangerous.

Fourth rule: Don't get excited about high volume at the bottom, you need to see continuity.

One day of high volume is a false move; continuous high volume after a contraction is real accumulation.

Fifth rule: Trading coins is not about K-lines, it’s about emotions.

Volume is the emotional ECG—when the volume is right, the price naturally rises.

Sixth rule: Nothing is the ultimate state.

With no obsession, you can hold cash; with no greed, you won't chase highs; with no fear, you can act boldly.

Experts are not Zen-like, but their minds are as steady as iron.

The market is never lacking; what’s lacking is someone who can understand the rhythm.

What you lack is not talent, but direction + rhythm.

These two things, I have already gained through 8 years of trial and error.

#加密市场反弹 #美联储降息