From contract liquidation to stable profits in the crypto world, I often tell my students: “Only those who can endure the bear market are the real winners.”

The big drop on December 1st was a lesson.

BTC once plummeted to $83,786, with 270,000 people liquidated across the network, $985 million evaporated, mostly newcomers overwhelmed by FOMO emotions.

Mindset is the first barrier. Now BTC is consolidating around $89,000, the fear and greed index is only 23, many people are panicking and cutting losses, but the real veteran players are holding on.

Trading is not about guessing highs and lows, it's about enduring trends.

Last week, a student chased ETH when it surged to $3,200, but ended up being caught in the pullback; this is the loss of not being able to withstand short-term fluctuations.

Risk management is the lifesaver.

My iron rule is “Diversified positions + hard stop-loss”: divide funds into 5 parts, never exceed 10% of a single contract position, and gradually add positions using a pyramid strategy.

Every trade must set a stop-loss line; for example, set BTC long positions below $87,000 to avoid liquidity gaps. This strategy helped me avoid 3 waves of crashes since October.

Going with the trend is not about following the crowd.

I use the MA60 moving average as a trend anchor. Recently, BTC stabilized above the moving average before I entered with a small position, combining trading volume to judge capital flow.

Now the market is shrinking, derivatives trading volume has decreased by 16%. At this time, rushing to catch the bottom is purely gambling with your life.

In the crypto world, HODLing your capital is more reliable than chasing a hundredfold coin.

Now that the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations are rising, BTC may surge to $95,000 by the end of the year, but without risk management, it's all talk. #ETH走势分析

Remember: As long as you're alive, you can wait for the wind to come. #加密市场观察

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