Last summer, when I met Old Zhou at an offline salon, he was wearing a faded checkered shirt, and the red blood vessels under his eyes couldn’t be hidden. This civil engineer who had been in the industry for eight years rushed into the cryptocurrency world with the project funds of over 30 people, and in less than three months, he lost 820,000, leaving only a fraction — that day he was gripping his phone in a café, the words 'liquidation' on the screen were painful to look at, and his voice was trembling: 'The workers are waiting for their salaries, the mortgage at home hasn’t been paid, I really don’t know how to live anymore.'

He locked himself in the rental apartment for two whole months, with takeout boxes piled high, his phone set to do not disturb, not even daring to answer his parents' calls. When I knocked on the door, he opened it with a scruffy beard, and the first thing he said was, “Bro, I still have 1000U, can I gamble once more?” Looking into his eyes that still had a glimmer of hope, I didn’t persuade him to give up, I just said, “If you want to do it, do it my way, are you brave enough?”

No one expected that this 1,000 U would become his lifeline. From January this year to now, we have gradually rolled the number to 180,000, and now to 1.44 million—not only filling the 820,000 hole but also making an additional 620,000. Last week, after paying the workers' salaries, he specially brought me a box of tea from his hometown, saying he can finally sleep soundly now.

Many people ask me, in the rapidly changing cryptocurrency market, how can I lead people against the wind to turn things around? Actually, there’s no mysticism; it all relies on these three iron rules. Old Zhou did it this way, and the thousands of fans I’ve led do it too:

1. Never be fully invested; keeping enough 'emergency funds' is more important than anything.

Old Zhou’s first liquidation happened because he invested all 820,000 into it, and when the market corrected, there was no room to add more. After following me, I set his first rule: a single position must not exceed 40%. Even in the most certain market, keep 60% of the funds as 'backup'.

In March this year, there was a short-term market, and Old Zhou was bullish on a certain coin, wanting to invest all his 50,000 U. I firmly stopped him and only let him invest 20,000 U. As a result, just after entering the market, there was a slight drop, and he panicked, wanting to cut losses. I told him to wait—because we had sufficient backup funds, we waited until the correction stabilized and added 10,000 U. Three days later, not only did we not lose but earned over 8,000 U.

There’s a hard rule: once losses exceed 15%, stop-loss immediately and exit. Don’t think 'just wait a bit and it will bounce back'; in the crypto world, the outcome of 'holding on' often ends in liquidation. As long as you keep your principal, you will always have the chance to recover. This is the painful lesson I've seen many learn after being liquidated.

2. Go with the trend; don’t confront it head-on.

Old Zhou used to love 'guessing tops and bottoms'. He thought 'the time to bottom-fish has come' with every slight drop, and when it went up a bit, he thought 'I must escape at the top'. The result was often buying halfway up the hill and selling at the starting point. I told him: in the cryptocurrency market, never go against the trend; the trend is the best 'teacher'.

In May this year, during a big surge, I observed that mainstream coins were collectively rising. I immediately told Old Zhou to go long. At that time, he hesitated, saying, 'What if it rises too high?' I just told him to focus on the candlestick chart: moving averages going up, trading volume increasing, this is a clear upward trend, just follow it. As a result, in ten minutes that afternoon, his position increased by 15%, earning over 3,000 U.

On the contrary, when encountering a significant drop, decisively go short; never bet against the trend for a rebound. In July, there was a continuous drop in certain coins, and someone advised Old Zhou that 'after such a big drop, it should rebound'. He remembered my words, not only did he not bottom-fish but also went short, earning 12,000 U in a single day. This is the power of going with the trend—you don’t need to guess the market; just follow the trend, and profits will be steadier.

3. Profit stratification, the money earned is only truly yours when it's in your pocket.

'Greed' is the biggest enemy in the cryptocurrency market. When Old Zhou first started making money, he also got carried away, thinking 'if I double it, I can withdraw'. As a result, he almost gave back his profits. I immediately changed his rule: every time he profits, he can only reinvest 30%, and the remaining 70% must be withdrawn to his bank account the same day.

Just like this time from 1,000 U to 1.44 million, we strictly followed this rule for each profit. When he made from 1,000 U to 5,000 U, he withdrew 3,500 U to pay off part of the mortgage; when he made 180,000, he withdrew 126,000 to cover part of the project costs; now at 1.44 million, he has already pocketed most of the profits, and the remaining funds won’t affect his life even if there are fluctuations.

The cryptocurrency market is not short of 'get rich overnight' myths, but it lacks people who can 'hold onto their money'. It’s not scary to earn slowly; what’s scary is earning fast and losing even faster. Timely profits are the most reliable way to make money.

In the five years of trading with fans, I’ve seen too many people like Old Zhou: some made from 1,200 U to 48,000 U, enough to cover their child’s study abroad fees; some found me when they were on the brink of liquidation, and after three months of following my operations, they turned losses into profits; there’s also a mother who started with 5,000 U earned from part-time work, and now has made over 60,000 U, achieving financial independence.

To be honest, the cryptocurrency world has never lacked opportunities, nor so-called 'technical indicators'. What it lacks is strict discipline and a guide who can help you avoid pitfalls and hit the right rhythm. Many people operate blindly; either they are fully invested and trapped, or they run away after making a small profit, only to watch others make money with envy.

Recently, the market has started moving again, and familiar opportunities are approaching. If you’re like Old Zhou back then, afraid of losses, confused, or have a few thousand U or tens of thousands of U and want to make solid trades to change your situation—don’t wander blindly anymore.

I only do real trading here. Every day, when to enter the market, when to exit, and how much to invest will be synchronized in real time; no drawing big pies, no making empty promises with 'signals', just guiding those who sincerely want to turn their fortunes around, are willing to follow rules, and dare to take action.

If you're ready, come find me anytime. This time, don't let the opportunity slip away.