“Don't treat the cryptocurrency market as a casino? No wonder you always lose!”
This may sound harsh, but I am Sister Bing, and I am speaking from the heart to the brothers and sisters with less than 1200U of capital—here, gamblers don't even have the qualifications to survive.
Last year, I guided a student hand in hand. His account had only 1200U, and he was so nervous when entering the market that he couldn't hold the mouse steady, fearing that a single wrong click would wipe him out.
I told him: “Forget about getting rich quickly, remember the rules. You can win.”
In one month, his account reached 12,000U; three months later, that number became 50,000U. Along the way, he never blew up a position.
This is not luck, but discipline ingrained in his bones. I will share three core principles that he regards as ironclad rules:
First rule: The less money you have, the more you need to diversify.
1200U is not just a bullet; it's your entire fortune. Sister Bing teaches you to break it down clearly:
· 400U as “quick knife”: only focus on BTC/ETH, take profits when you see them, 3-5% fluctuations are your entire battlefield.
· 400U as “hunter”: wait for clear trend opportunities, patiently ambush for 3-5 days, and take the most stable portion.
· 400U as “hidden card”: this money should not move even if the sky falls. This is not just capital; it’s your “lifeline” to get back up if you fall. While others gamble everything on tomorrow, you diversify to survive until the next bull market. If you have a breath left, you can see sights others cannot.
Second rule: Only eat the fish flesh, do not gnaw on the bones.
80% of the time, the market is wasting your life. Moving recklessly during sideways markets is just giving money to the exchanges for free.
No opportunities? Then wait, wait like a hunter.
Opportunity comes? Pounce on it like a hungry wolf, and when profits reach 12%, pull out half of your principal and let the profits run.
Every time he doubled his money, it was done with such “stability, precision, and ruthlessness.”
Third rule: Let the rules be your cold-blooded guide.
· Do not exceed a 2% stop loss per trade; once it hits, cut it off. The market does not care for your feelings.
· When profits exceed 4%, reduce your position by half and use the market's money to seek greater returns.
· Never average down on losses; “averaging down” is the most beautiful illusion of the abyss.
You don't need to be right every time, but you must act correctly every time.
Making money is about repeating the correct actions a hundred times, a thousand times, until it becomes instinct.
I am Sister Bing, I do not teach you to gamble, I teach you to survive and win.
The path has been clearly pointed out; will you continue to run naked in the casino, or will you follow me to the battlefield?


