Hello, to make it convenient for all brothers and sisters to take the content they want to improve So here is a pinned summary post I will continue to organize and summarize what I think is useful here. It will be continuously updated. 未来10年趋势分析
Fees: 1. First, choose a trading platform with relatively low fees on a secure basis; this is not shameful, as one should compare prices when shopping. 2. Secondly, find reliable long-term rebate programs within the rules as much as possible; there are many KOLs in this industry who unethically promise extra rebates outside the rules, and most of them end up not providing the rebates later. 3. Build a trading system with trading signals that are as infrequent as possible. Don't trade as frequently as a gambler in a square.
Slippage 1. Try to use limit orders to open positions, unless it is during a stop-loss. Because a stop-loss indicates that the trend of this trade is no longer within your expected range. So if you need to exit, just go, there’s no time to haggle. Of course, if there are options at this time, it is recommended to use limit orders as much as possible. 2. Be as cautious as possible with tools that require payment, such as quantitative tools, analysis tools, etc. There are no miraculous tools in this world; success cannot be bought; it must be achieved through your own efforts.
The bulls seem to be getting more anxious, just monitored a transaction of 1 billion US dollars, it seems that there are quite a few liquidations in the lower area, the bulls have been gathering funds in various ways since the weekend, facing the dumping of the airdrop. However, 1 billion US dollars at once, this is the first time.
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Today, this wintermute is very active. Based on the analysis of the recent drop I just shared, it should be clear that this is not just market makers taking advantage of the poor weekend liquidity for cross-exchange arbitrage; it should also involve institutional orders to sell off.
Market crash warning, to put it simply, if we monitor that the market maker starts transferring coins, at that moment the market maker is already placing orders from the instant of the transfer, and even has set up short positions for protection, as well as a counter-warning mechanism (which is a measure aimed at people like us who monitor important addresses) But by the time we see the transfer result, they have already completed the action.
The images only show part of it, there are quite a few actions, so I won't showcase them all. I have found that whether it's crashing the market or boosting it, large institutions and major market makers, as well as exchanges, basically stand together; they all know the situation, while us retail investors are left in the dark. So the only advantage retail investors have in the institutional era is time; we can choose not to act and wait. However, institutions, exchanges, and market makers must create market conditions. But as retail investors, we all want to make quick money, and very few have the patience to wait. It's not uncommon for retail investors to struggle; haha. Starting tomorrow, I'll begin a tutorial on how to earn easily, using methods to get something for nothing. Those who want to learn can start, but I've mentioned before that the duration for earning this way is long, tedious, and the returns are unstable; the only advantage is that it's free. If you want to learn, feel free to follow along.
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With today's continuous decline, current stop-loss positions include bat link aave sol Additions include btc bnb hype pump btc is a passive order, receiving orders from 8w8 8w6 8w1 7w8 along the way. trx currently has limited decline, neither added nor reduced. These few coins are ones I am optimistic about in the long run, so I can hold on to them. Then, to mention that before today's decline, I actually started monitoring the exchange addresses and several market makers like wintermute, which began to show activity. wintermute started transferring large amounts of btc eth sol and approximately equivalent stablecoins to Binance and Coinbase. At first, I thought it was going to be a small-scale up and down double kill, taking advantage of the weekend's lack of liquidity for arbitrage operations. I even tried to follow the operations and make a few short trades, but I ended up hitting three stop-losses and became more cautious. After all, things don't go well after three times. Afterwards, I researched a lot and realized how difficult it is to keep up with the operations, market makers have millimeter-level operations, massive funds, direct connections to the exchange's servers, complex algorithms, early warning and counter-warning mechanisms (yes, they counter players like me who monitor important address activities), and even cooperate with institutions, receiving institutional orders, and there should also be a certain connection with the exchanges. And I have two hands and a computer, what can I use to compete with them 😂 Then there was Binance's wallet frequently adjusting large amounts before the market crashed, at that time I wasn't sure what it was, but after analysis, it should have been an early warning (I can't determine if it was an algorithm warning or if there was news, and I don't want to guess wildly), to prevent another situation like the one on 10.11 where there were liquidation issues. The entire two-hour process of scheming was actually very exhausting and even resulted in losses. In summary, I have realized that retail investors cannot compete with institutions. I have completely given up on short-term trading and focused on holding long-term coins that I can manage, building positions in batches. The actual leverage does not exceed 1x. As for why not hold spot, isn't the margin freed up to earn some interest? 😅 Short-term trading is simply not viable. I plan to continue with my old profession from a few years ago—haircutting, currently operating with profits earned from this bull market; the principal is no longer in the circle, unless it falls to my target position, otherwise it's impossible to come back in, haha. That's all, wish everyone good luck!
The data I like to look at every day, 1. ETF (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP) inflow and outflow data from yesterday. The essence of ETFs now is essentially the retail investors in the U.S., and due to various reasons, they cannot, will not, or are unwilling to choose to hold onto their positions on exchanges. This inflow and outflow data is actually a judgment of the sentiment of these retail investors in the U.S. 2. MicroStrategy's holdings and buying situation. Everyone should know that MicroStrategy has been buying Bitcoin for several years and has never sold, but recently the buying power has indeed weakened, which is related to external doubts about him and also to previous instances where people shorted his stock and then bought Bitcoin as a hedge, leading to a significant drop in stock price and subsequent refinancing difficulties. So, if pushed to a certain extent, will they sell? If they start selling, it will definitely cause a huge shock. 3. Monitoring of giant whales on Hype. The market is composed of collective forces, and the influence of whales is indeed greater, so monitoring is essential.
🚀 Analysis: The Federal Reserve freezes interest rates, geopolitical tensions escalate – What does this mean for cryptocurrency? (January 29, 2026) The Federal Reserve has decided to maintain interest rates, coupled with escalating geopolitical tensions, bringing significant uncertainty to global markets. This pause occurs against a backdrop of ongoing geopolitical instability, disrupting investor confidence and leading to declines across various asset classes. Particularly, Bitcoin has retreated from recent highs, indicating a possible shift in market sentiment.
Market reactions have been swift, with a decrease in Bitcoin contract open interest and an increasing preference for protective short positions. This suggests that traders are becoming more cautious, hedging against further downside risks. Meanwhile, the surge in traditional safe-haven asset gold prices further validates this trend. The increased demand for gold-backed tokens also corroborates this. MicroStrategy's recently approved 12-month buyback plan brings a glimmer of hope, but concerns about the broader market remain.
Looking ahead, the successor to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will be a crucial factor. A more "accommodative" successor, as hinted by Trump, could influence monetary policy and affect asset prices. However, the potential changes in the U.S. political landscape after the midterm elections in November 2026 add more uncertainty.
The implementation of new regulatory frameworks, particularly in California, along with ongoing discussions on the Senate Agriculture Committee's cryptocurrency market structure bill, will also shape the future development of the industry. The timing and scope of these regulations could have a significant impact on market sentiment and investor behavior. In summary, the current market conditions present a complex and dynamic environment. While the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain interest rates provides some breathing room, the ongoing geopolitical tensions and regulatory uncertainties require cautious attention. Investors should closely monitor market dynamics and adjust their strategies accordingly. #美联储维持利率不变 #下任美联储主席会是谁? #btc
Seeing updates on Twitter, I have to say that despite various unreasonable and unsatisfactory aspects I feel about Binance, it indeed has a stronger perspective and framework compared to other exchanges. This might be the result of Binance's current position, its leading status, and other factors, but regardless, the fact that things are being done is enough. It's similar to the idea that when one is poor, they may not have engaged in charitable acts, but once they have money, they start to do so. You can't say they only want to help because they have money; that would be looking down on them. On the contrary, I think it's quite good if someone with money is willing to help. After all, in reality, many people with wealth only wish to become wealthier and do not think about helping others. When in poverty, one focuses on self-cultivation; when affluent, one can help the world. Achieving this is not easy at all. #BTC #bnb
Alright, now everything is falling, gold has dropped by 500 points, the US stock market is also declining, it's not just cryptocurrency that is falling, should I be happy or not? #BTC #美股暴跌 #黄金暴跌
In the past, the price of cryptocurrencies relied on consensus, and although there were market makers, they themselves would choose coins with consensus to pump. As we have reached this stage, most coins have already reached a liquidity level that is appalling. Small market makers choose to pump coins that have no value, relying on the mechanisms of the casino, fees, and other means to profit. In the end, it is definitely the market makers and exchanges continuously drawing blood, and gamblers will eventually end up with nothing. However, gamblers are not fools; after being drained by these garbage altcoins for too long, they will naturally give up on them. Unless there are new retail investors constantly entering the market, ultimately these coins will all become worthless. Currently, there is no sign of new retail investors entering the market. Besides the coins on my watchlist, I hardly look at the remaining coins; no matter how much they pump or how much they drop in a bear market, I treat these coins as if they do not exist. I am completely indifferent to new coin listings unless there are truly valuable projects, and I haven't encountered such projects in a long time. I used to short these garbage coins, but after being disgusted by them through funding fees and other means, I completely stopped looking at them. At that time, I reflected on the reason: from the moment you start trading these garbage coins, you step into an extremely unfair competition. Trading itself is not a fair game, and in the competition of these garbage coins, your opponents simultaneously act as referees, players, game creators, and rule makers, and even the audience is someone they have found to be a stooge. Such a competition is really hard to make people willing to play. In the end of a bear market, those that can survive are definitely not these worthless coins. The bear market is destined to kill 99% of garbage coins and will have harvested most of those gamblers who came in during the bull market; only then might the bull market come again. In this process, those that can survive the bear market must be those: 1. Coins that have people willing to hold firmly even if the price drops, 2. Coins where the project team is genuinely working, 3. Coins where the interests of the project team are closely tied to the token price, 4. Coins that have inherent long-term value. There are really very few coins that meet these requirements. So the choice is not that complicated. #BTC
Recently, a group of hard-lovers of cz and He Yi have appeared in the square? Or is it that the accounts are better? Who knows what these accounts are really about. From astronomy to physiognomy and so on. Various mindless flattery. I don't know if it's for rewards or what, but the achievements and contributions made by others do not need your random flattery on the internet. Water can carry a boat, but it can also capsize it. Those who are flattered happily at this time are likely to be the first to criticize when the wind changes direction; this has been an unchanging truth on the internet for many years. It's quite unpleasant to watch. I wonder what the feelings are about @CZ @Yi He ? $BNB
After posting for so long, I finally reached 200 fans. I originally planned to accumulate 1000 fans before the New Year to start broadcasting. It seems a bit difficult now, so please some big brothers and sisters follow me #美联储利率决议 #BTC
I noticed yesterday that my trades are profitable, but the people copying my trades are losing. I was puzzled for a long time and then studied the reasons. I found the reason and will explain it here. It was due to the small copying amount combined with the minimum trading amount limit, which caused the copying trades to be inconsistent with my trades. Therefore, when my margin utilization is only one-tenth or one-fifth, if the copying amount is too small, it would have already consumed all the margin. Even the other coins I opened later might fail to execute. Let me give an example. Suppose my margin is 1000u, and the person copying my trades has a margin of 100u. I opened 0.005 BTC at 91800, which should have been 0.0005, but the actual minimum trading quantity for BTC is 0.002. So the person copying my trades actually opened 0.002. The ratio is already inconsistent. Then in the subsequent decline, I added 0.002, 0.002, and 0.01 at 90k, 89k, and 86k respectively, while the person copying my trades does not open positions according to the ratio. Every time, he opens the minimum amount of 0.002. So at this point, my total opened amount is 0.019, with an average price of around 88800, while the copying amount is 0.008, almost reaching my position amount's average, and the average price is also inconsistent with mine. My margin utilization might only be one-fifth, while the person copying my trades might have already utilized all of their margin. At this time, when I reduce my position by half at 89000, I am making a profit, but the person copying my trades is losing. Then I continue to add positions at lower prices and reduce positions at higher prices, the same issue will occur. In my actual operations, I will also be trading other coins, adding and reducing positions, etc. During this process, I might be making money, while the person copying my trades is losing. After thinking for a long time, the solution I came up with is either I increase the size of my positions each time, or the copying amounts should not be too small.
I will adjust myself and try not to trade BTC anymore. I will open one coin each time and will try to open a bit more. But not too much, because making a profit during a bear market requires looking at position management and leverage ratios. But a better solution is that the copying amounts should not be too much less than mine. However, I cannot demand this. But here I have explained it, and I believe you will know how to decide for yourselves.
Several KOLs that must be criticized in the square Dentist, this cannot be said to be a criticism, only a birth. Purely treating fans as non-humans, thinking of every possible way to make money, and as for trading for profit? It's just pure gambling. They will also go and criticize others. Really speechless, there is no bottom line for traffic, and I hope to eliminate this tumor as soon as possible. @CZ @Yi He