Old fans often hear me say: Stability in spot trading, speed in leverage, there's no right or wrong, only 'adaptation'. I've seen too many retail investors rush in after hearing 'a certain contract doubles overnight', without knowing how to calculate fees or set profit-taking lines, and in the end, they lose and ask 'Can I break even?' — Brother, the direction is wrong, all efforts are in vain!
I have tested 6 'Profit Signals' over 5 years, use them with closed eyes and avoid pitfalls
The Ultimate Secret of Bottom Fishing After Continuous Decline (Main Force's Ultimate Password)
After watching the market for a long time, I've noticed: When a single asset declines for 9 consecutive days, it's a signal of the main force's 'end of washing the plate'! Retail investors are numb from cutting losses, and all the chips are in the hands of the main force. On the 10th day, the rebound window is very likely to open — the asset I advised my fans to invest in last month was precisely at this point, and it took just 3 days to break even.
Continuous profit-taking technique (don’t be a roller coaster player)
The essence of profit in the currency circle is not 'to earn more fiercely', but 'to secure profits'! I never take everything: if the target rises for 2 days, I must reduce my position by 50%, and use the remaining to drag with a floating stop profit — I've seen too many people go from a 50% profit to a 20% loss, all due to 'greed'; remember: what you secure is money, what you hold onto is profit!
Sideways start signal (the secret sign before the main force rises)
If a target has been in a sideways fluctuation for 6 days, and suddenly surges on the 7th day (with trading volume more than double the average of the previous 6 days), follow up immediately! This is a typical action after the main force has finished accumulating; last year I caught 3 doubling targets with this signal, none failed — the core is 'volume'; any rise without volume is an 'entrapment trap'.
Time cost iron law (don’t be a capital standing guard)
This is my strict stop-loss rule: If the profit does not cover the handling fee + slippage the day after entering the market, exit immediately! The capital in the currency circle has 'time value'; occupying 10 days without profit is not as good as switching to another target to earn for 3 days — I've seen people holding onto losing targets for 3 months, ultimately losing everything, just not understanding that 'time is more expensive than losses'.
Ranking probability theory (don’t chase first, focus on third)
The rankings hide secrets: Long-term observation shows that the target ranked third has a 70% chance of breaking into the top five; however, the fifth place is likely to drop to seventh (profit-taking). Retail investors love to chase 'current first', unaware that it has already become the 'final stop' — When selecting targets, I always prioritize looking at 'steady growth teams' and avoid 'sudden surges'.
Quantitative pitfall avoidance signals (avoid machine harvesting)
If a target rises for 4 consecutive days, be cautious around 3 PM on the fifth day! This is a common 'profit window' in quantitative trading, where machines will concentrate on cashing out profits, leading to short-term pullbacks — I never hold positions overnight on this day, and my old followers have avoided countless 'sudden plummets'.
The three underlying logic of steady profit, I rely on this to navigate through bull and bear markets
Regular investment = A tool to navigate through cycles
Don't get hung up on 'buying at the lowest point'; the 2 targets I regularly invest in dropped 40% during the bear market but I continued to buy, now they have increased 2.5 times in the bull market — Fixed weekly/monthly purchases can average out costs while avoiding the human weaknesses of 'chasing highs and selling lows', suitable for 90% of retail investors.
Long-term holding ≠ dead hold
The target I have held the longest for 3 years, but the premise is that 'the project is landing, and the team is doing things' — those 'air coins' without technology or application are worthless paper no matter how long you hold them! Remember: the core of long-term holding is 'choosing the right target', not 'stubbornly enduring losses'.
Circle = Information gap, Information gap = Money
The currency circle never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is the channel to 'know opportunities in advance'. The core of my followers is to share verified project information and real-time market signals — Retail investors who fight alone will eventually be 'crushed by information' in the market. To follow the right circle is to avoid 90% of the detours.
Finally, let me say something heartfelt:
People who make money in the currency circle understand that 'surviving is more important than anything else'. I've seen too many people make money by luck, only to lose it back to skill; I’ve also seen too many retail investors treat the currency circle as 'a casino for overnight wealth', only to become 'chives ATM'.
Actually, making money isn’t that complicated: first understand the rules, then use the right strategy, and finally manage the risk — the rest, just leave it to time.
