Three months ago, when a friend contacted me, there were only 5000U left in the account, and I was about to collapse. I just said, 'Don't think about getting rich quickly, let's talk after tripling it first.'

He followed my advice, steadily building for the first 7 days, and on the 8th day encountered a bullish candle, earning 9800U. He sent a message saying, 'Finally, I see the recovery.'

I don't aim to be an internet celebrity and don't make money by exploiting others; I focus on one thing—helping people steadily grow their accounts.

Core logic: In the cryptocurrency world, it’s not about technology, but about rhythm and execution.
Technical analysis? Retail investors use it just to deceive themselves. I've seen too many people fail due to 'heavy positions, chasing highs, and betting on rebounds'—10x leverage on altcoins, and a single bearish candle leads to zero.

The key to flipping funds comes down to three points:

Control your position: Each trade should not exceed 15% of your capital, and use profits to increase your position;
Set fixed take-profit and stop-loss: Withdraw your capital after making 5%, cut losses immediately at 3%, and don’t make 'fantasy trades';
Watch the rhythm: Only trade mainstream coins (BTC, ETH), small coins should only be hedged and not heavily invested.
A brother I guided recently lost 100,000 USDT before, and after 7 days of following me:

In the first 3 days: Using 1000 USDT as capital, keep each trade under 150 USDT, focus solely on BTC pullbacks, and run after making 3%-5%;
On the 4th day: Encountered a small rebound in ETH, used 200 USDT in profits to increase the position, set the stop-loss, and pocketed 8%;
On the 7th day: Capital has been withdrawn to 3000 USDT, and the remaining profits rolled into SOL, encountering a main uptrend, directly flipping nearly 10 times.
There are no miracles, only the execution power of 'no greed, no panic, no chaos.'

Finally, let’s speak honestly:
It doesn't matter whether you believe me or not; believing in 'profits taken' is what determines if you can recover your losses. Those who criticize me are still using 10x leverage to bet on altcoins; those who follow me have long engraved the word 'stability' into their trading.

The crypto world is not a solitary casino; it's a battlefield where a group of people synchronize their rhythm. Want to change the bad habits of over-leveraging and chasing prices? Want to learn the flipping techniques of 'playing with profits'?

In the next trade, let’s make 'stability' a reality together—opportunities are reserved for disciplined individuals.

There will always be opportunities in the crypto world; what’s missing is execution power. The methods are simple; the challenge lies in execution.




If your capital is within 50,000, and you want to achieve quick success in the crypto world through short-term trading, please read this post carefully. After reading, you will surely have an epiphany regarding the essence of short-term trading!

I was born in 1987, have been in the crypto world for 11 years, and have been trading cryptocurrencies full-time to support my family for 5 years!

Not choosing finance or computer science in college is a major regret in my life. I started to encounter Bitcoin and blockchain online early on, and the magical candlestick charts and disruptive ideas fascinated me. With infinite anticipation for the crypto world, I participated in trading early on, thus beginning this journey filled with challenges and opportunities.

Like most friends who just entered the space, I was initially obsessed with various technical indicators and on-chain data, constantly backtesting and trying to find the 'holy grail'; eager to buy bottom 'cheap' altcoins or those 'value coins' that had already dropped over 90%, believing their 'margin of safety' was higher. The harsh reality told me that most of this initial understanding of the market was wrong and dangerous.

Later, I painfully realized: If you want to achieve returns quickly and relatively controllably in the highly volatile, 24/7 crypto market, focusing on short-term hot trends is almost the only feasible path (for small capital). The essence of short-term trading lies in identifying the mainstream narrative tracks of the market and accurately grasping the emotional cycles. Mainstream narratives give birth to leading coins, and the crazy rise of leading coins further reinforces and spreads that narrative. The biggest contributors to your account, often with the highest efficiency, are capturing those leading coins at various stages. In a raging bull market, they provide the strongest explosive power; during local rebounds, they often start first and are relatively 'anti-dip' (Note: 'safety' in the crypto world is relative!). In 2021, I also captured the most rapid main trends in leading tracks like SOL and MATIC during my career.

Buying the same coin at different market sentiment stages and narrative cycles yields vastly different results! The emotional cycle tells you: when to boldly strike, even using leverage (cautiously!); when to restrain yourself, even shorting (if capable); and when to completely exit and observe. The mainstream narrative of the market tells you which direction the capital is attacking (is it AI, MEME, new public chains, or Layer 2?). This is the correct, top-down speculative thinking. Unfortunately, many friends have completely reversed this, going against the market sentiment, resulting in being ruthlessly harvested.

There is a saying that impressed me: 'If you do not occupy the cognitive high ground of the mind, FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) and FOMO (fear of missing out) will occupy it.'

Today, I share with you this set of short-term survival and offensive strategies in the crypto space, which is the core logic that supports my survival and continuous profitability in this market, which is more brutal, faster, and less predictable than the stock market. If you can calm down to understand, practice, and ultimately internalize it, your understanding of 'trading coins' will surely undergo a tremendous change!



Keep up with Bitcoin's fluctuations

Bitcoin is regarded as the barometer of the crypto world, and the fluctuations of most small coins are influenced by it. For coins like Ethereum, which have a strong conceptual logic, they may occasionally deviate from Bitcoin and create unilateral trends, but other altcoins generally cannot escape Bitcoin's 'control.' Therefore, closely monitoring Bitcoin's trading fluctuations can provide important reference for trading other coins.

Seize the golden trading moments

From 24:00 to 1:00 the next day is a special trading period in the crypto world, often leading to the phenomenon of 'money-making rays.' At this time, it is the trading volume period for most places in the world, and all kinds of unexpected situations may occur. Friends who want to buy at a low price or sell at a high price can place a super low buy order before sleeping or set an ideal sell order at a price that can earn while lying down, and you might just get lucky.

Pay attention to USDT price trends

Generally, USDT moves inversely to Bitcoin. When you notice USDT rapidly rising, you should be on high alert for a Bitcoin crash; conversely, when Bitcoin rises, it is often a golden opportunity to buy USDT at a low point. By grasping the price trend relationship between the two, you can make better trading decisions.

Pay attention to financial news from central banks worldwide

The turbulence of the crypto world is greatly affected by the attitudes of various governments towards Bitcoin. If the government takes measures to strike down or control it, the market is likely to decline. Furthermore, changes in U.S. financial policies, like the recent news about taxing the wealthy, will also have a significant impact on the crypto space. Therefore, daily attention to the financial news from central banks worldwide is an essential task for traders.

Seize key time periods

Every morning from 6:00 to 8:00 is a critical period for determining buying and selling, and it can also help assess the trend of the day's fluctuations. If it has been declining from 0:00 to 6:00, and it continues to drop during this time, then it is a good opportunity to buy or add to your position; the market is likely to rise that day. Conversely, if it has been rising from 0:00 to 6:00, and it continues to rise during this time, then it is a selling opportunity; the market is likely to decline that day.

Be wary of 'Black Friday'

There is a notion of 'Black Friday' in the crypto world, where significant declines often occur on Fridays, but there can also be sideways movement or significant increases. Although not particularly accurate, it is still worth slightly paying attention to the information.

Value trading volume

Trading volume is the lifeline of digital currencies. For cryptocurrencies with a certain trading guarantee, if the price drops, there is no need to worry too much; patience in holding will likely lead to a recovery. The short term might take a week, while the long term could be estimated to take a month. If you have extra money, you can buy in batches to lower the average cost, thus speeding up recovery; if you don’t have extra funds, then just wait patiently, as it often won't disappoint.

Avoid frequent trading

For the same cryptocurrency, holding it long-term through spot buying and selling usually yields much greater returns than frequent trading, which tests the investor's patience. Frequent trading not only increases trading costs but also can lead to wrong decisions due to emotional fluctuations.

Using K-line averages

In crypto trading, K-line theory has a certain applicability, but not all indicator analyses are useful. Although the accuracy of K-line techniques is not 100%, many people find them less useful after learning, but in reality, according to the experience of many experts, K-line techniques play a critical role in analyzing the long-term trends of coin prices. Regardless of the direction of coin prices, they will be reflected in trading, and we can use these techniques to understand price movements.

Moving average rules: build a trend framework

In the trend cycle of the 1-hour chart, we can use three EMA moving averages to construct a trend framework: the fast line 21 represents short-term momentum, the middle line 55 reflects the mid-term direction, and the slow line 144 defines the long-term trend. When the moving averages show a 'fast line > middle line > slow line' bullish arrangement, the market is in a strong upward cycle; conversely, it is dominated by bears. This arrangement can effectively filter noise, and even if the moving averages turn, as long as the order of arrangement remains unchanged, the trend direction remains valid.

However, moving averages exhibit the drawback of lagging. We can compensate for this through the 'trend K-line confirmation' mechanism: when the price breaks through the moving average arrangement, wait for a 15-minute chart to show a same-direction K-line (e.g., a large bullish candle in a bullish trend) before entering the market. This avoids false breakouts and captures trend acceleration segments. The choice of parameters also has its logic; the 21 period corresponds to monthly fluctuations, the 55 period fits quarterly trends, and the 144 period resonates with annual lines. This combination, in historical backtests of forex, futures, and other products, has a win rate stabilized above 65%, with a risk-reward ratio of 1:2.3.

The support and resistance of moving averages

Important parameters of moving averages have support and resistance effects. When the market tests important moving average parameters from below, it will face pressure, with expectations of a pullback or reversal downward; when the market tests important moving average parameters from above, it will gain support, with expectations of a pullback or reversal upward. In practice, we can choose these important moving average parameters, combined with some reversal structures or shapes for trading.

For example, in the 1-hour chart of ETH/USDT in May 2024, EMA21/55/144 shows a bullish arrangement, but the price repeatedly tests the 55 moving average without breaking. At this time, observing the 15-minute chart reveals that each test is accompanied by shrinking volume and a doji pattern, a typical 'trend continuation signal.' Finally, ETH breaks through the previous high, with a single wave increase reaching 37%.

Determining trends and entry timing through moving average crossovers

Moving average crossovers are also a commonly used analysis method. Add two moving averages to the chart, with the parameter of the smaller one being the fast line, which changes quickly; the parameter of the larger one being the slow line, which changes slowly. There are two main uses for moving average crossovers: one is to determine direction; when the slow line crosses above the fast line, it confirms a bullish trend; when the slow line crosses below the fast line, it confirms a bearish trend. The second is to determine entry signals; when the slow line crosses above the fast line, it signals a long entry; when the slow line crosses below the fast line, it signals a short entry.

For example, in a 1-hour K-line chart of a certain spot gold, when the K-line drops below the moving average, it indicates a bearish trend. Wait for the K-line to test the moving average and gain pressure without breaking, and then break down below the previous low point to enter a short position, setting the stop-loss at the high point of the pullback. After entering the market with the first order, if the market undergoes a decline and tests the moving average again, gaining pressure, after breaking the low point a second time, you can enter again to add to your position.

Combining moving averages with other indicators

Moving averages can be combined with Fibonacci retracement, MACD, and other indicators to enhance the accuracy of trading decisions. For example, after confirming direction with a moving average golden cross or death cross, the market usually has run a certain distance by then, making the entry risk-reward ratio potentially unreasonable. By combining Fibonacci retracement, find the key position for trend pullbacks to enter, where the stop-loss space is smaller and the risk-reward ratio is more reasonable.

Similarly, when the market tests a moving average with reversal expectations, if the MACD also shows a divergence pattern, it creates a resonance for market reversal. You can combine small-scale moving averages to enter; this way, the stop-loss space is smaller, and if the market moves favorably, the risk-reward ratio will be quite ideal.

Trading is a long-term practice. To gain rewards in the crypto world, you must abide by the rules and build your own trading system. I hope this set of trading strategies can provide beneficial references for everyone in crypto trading; I wish everyone ideal returns.