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ETH has won 9 consecutive trades in 2 days, doubling each time
How much of this big short have you captured?
More Dan! How are you all doing?
I am Ming Ge, a professional analyst and teacher, a mentor and friend on your investment journey! As an analyst, the most basic thing is to help everyone make money. I will help you resolve confusion and locked positions, speaking with strength. When you are lost and don't know what to do, follow Ming Ge to point you in the right direction #ETH
How much of this big short have you captured?
More Dan! How are you all doing?
I am Ming Ge, a professional analyst and teacher, a mentor and friend on your investment journey! As an analyst, the most basic thing is to help everyone make money. I will help you resolve confusion and locked positions, speaking with strength. When you are lost and don't know what to do, follow Ming Ge to point you in the right direction #ETH
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I helped a beginner build up an account in three months, mainly relying on these three ironclad rules.
Let’s talk about something practical today.
Some people say that the crypto world is just a casino, but honestly, those who can survive in the market and keep making money are never relying on metaphysics.
Three months ago, a rookie brother with less than 2000U came to me and said he wanted to test the waters. I didn’t advise him to back out, I just told him: "If you want to play, first learn how to walk before you run; don’t just hit the ground as soon as you enter the arena."
Guess what happened? In less than three months, the account surged from 1800U to 29,000U, and now it’s steadily hovering around 58,000U – the key point is, he hasn’t experienced a single liquidation.
Many people think he is incredibly lucky, but I know that this guy just summarized the 'Three-Hand Principle' from the falls he took, and he’s using it quite thoroughly.
Some people say that the crypto world is just a casino, but honestly, those who can survive in the market and keep making money are never relying on metaphysics.
Three months ago, a rookie brother with less than 2000U came to me and said he wanted to test the waters. I didn’t advise him to back out, I just told him: "If you want to play, first learn how to walk before you run; don’t just hit the ground as soon as you enter the arena."
Guess what happened? In less than three months, the account surged from 1800U to 29,000U, and now it’s steadily hovering around 58,000U – the key point is, he hasn’t experienced a single liquidation.
Many people think he is incredibly lucky, but I know that this guy just summarized the 'Three-Hand Principle' from the falls he took, and he’s using it quite thoroughly.
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In eight years, from four thousand to forty-eight million, this is not a myth, it is the personal experience of a girl from Beijing.
When we first met, he was really just an ordinary office worker, breaking his monthly salary into pieces to spend. But this person has a characteristic: strong execution, and he never asks, 'Why do it this way?'. The six rules I discussed with her, he has really adhered to one by one for eight years.
Today I am also sharing these insights with you, no beating around the bush, everything comes from the pitfalls I encountered in practice. This is not investment advice, purely my personal understanding of the market.
1. Rapid rise and slow fall are often signals for buyers.
Have you ever encountered a situation where the price suddenly spikes, and you think it's going to take off, but then it slowly falls back, lingering around? Many people panic at this moment, thinking it's 'baiting the bulls'.
Today I am also sharing these insights with you, no beating around the bush, everything comes from the pitfalls I encountered in practice. This is not investment advice, purely my personal understanding of the market.
1. Rapid rise and slow fall are often signals for buyers.
Have you ever encountered a situation where the price suddenly spikes, and you think it's going to take off, but then it slowly falls back, lingering around? Many people panic at this moment, thinking it's 'baiting the bulls'.
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Watching him go to zero in three months: I discouraged all the beginners around me who played with high leverage.
Watching another friend send a screenshot of their liquidation in front of the screen, my fingers tapping on the keyboard, I really felt something was off in my heart. After being in this industry for a long time, I've heard too many stories like this.
I remember a while ago I met a young guy, let's call him Xiao Yang. He saved up some money and jumped straight into high-leverage trading. During that time, he hardly slept, setting an alarm for every ten minutes, with piles of coffee cans around, and he was as tense as a fully drawn bow. One night, I saw him post something online, just two words: 'It's over.'
Later I found out that the coin he was investing in was instantly swept away, and his account was directly wiped out. He said he sat in front of the computer for a long time that day, his mind completely blank. The next day, he honestly went back to work. The most ironic thing is that not long after, the market started to move, but he didn't even have the courage to enter.
I remember a while ago I met a young guy, let's call him Xiao Yang. He saved up some money and jumped straight into high-leverage trading. During that time, he hardly slept, setting an alarm for every ten minutes, with piles of coffee cans around, and he was as tense as a fully drawn bow. One night, I saw him post something online, just two words: 'It's over.'
Later I found out that the coin he was investing in was instantly swept away, and his account was directly wiped out. He said he sat in front of the computer for a long time that day, his mind completely blank. The next day, he honestly went back to work. The most ironic thing is that not long after, the market started to move, but he didn't even have the courage to enter.
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Let's talk about my trading philosophy: surviving is better than anything else.
Today, I won't talk about market trends or technical analysis, but I'll share some insights I've gained from rolling around in the market. Some of the things I say might not resonate with you now, and you might even think I'm talking nonsense. That's okay; when one day you get cornered by the market, and you look back at this, perhaps you'll understand what I'm saying.
I have seen too many people who multiply their gains in just a few days, thinking they have understood the way. But what happens? Within a month, their accounts return to square one.
The market is like this: what you earn through luck will eventually be returned by your strength.
The ones who can truly go far are not those who recklessly bet on hundredfold coins, but those who can manage their account curves steadily like an old dog.
I have seen too many people who multiply their gains in just a few days, thinking they have understood the way. But what happens? Within a month, their accounts return to square one.
The market is like this: what you earn through luck will eventually be returned by your strength.
The ones who can truly go far are not those who recklessly bet on hundredfold coins, but those who can manage their account curves steadily like an old dog.
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From 1400 to 53,000, yet I personally blacklisted him: Some lessons must be learned through pain.
Today I want to share a true story and also pour a bucket of cold water on it.
A while ago, I brought a brother along. He lost a lot in half a year, with his initial capital of over 10,000 dollars shrinking to only 1400U, his mentality close to collapse. When he privately messaged me, his tone was full of anxiety: 'Bro, if I lose again, I really will uninstall the app.'
I asked him: What do you want to do the most right now? He said, 'Get back to even.'
I replied to him: If you want to get back to even, first stop. You lost before because you always wanted to win it back in one go.
So we set three iron rules:
Each time the position opened should not exceed 10% of total capital
If profits exceed 30%, immediately withdraw the profit portion
A while ago, I brought a brother along. He lost a lot in half a year, with his initial capital of over 10,000 dollars shrinking to only 1400U, his mentality close to collapse. When he privately messaged me, his tone was full of anxiety: 'Bro, if I lose again, I really will uninstall the app.'
I asked him: What do you want to do the most right now? He said, 'Get back to even.'
I replied to him: If you want to get back to even, first stop. You lost before because you always wanted to win it back in one go.
So we set three iron rules:
Each time the position opened should not exceed 10% of total capital
If profits exceed 30%, immediately withdraw the profit portion
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My friends all laugh at me for being 'stupid' in trading cryptocurrencies, but until the bull market ended, they had nothing to say.
For nine years, friends around me who traded cryptocurrencies have changed over and over again, but my twenty thousand yuan principal has been steadily growing in my account. To be honest, I really don't have any talent for trading cryptocurrencies, nor do I rely on metaphysical luck; I just use a set of methods that my friends mock as 'too rigid and too slow.'
But the market is really interesting: sometimes, slow is actually the fastest way.
1. Money must be separated in order to go far on the road.
The money in my account is always divided into five parts. Each time I place an order, I only use one part, and I strictly adhere to a 10% loss limit on any single transaction—this means that even if I get extremely unlucky and make five wrong bets, my account still has half a life left. However, the crypto world is filled with volatility; as long as you catch a real trend once, all previous losses can be recovered. In the crypto world, first learn to protect your life, then think about getting rich.
But the market is really interesting: sometimes, slow is actually the fastest way.
1. Money must be separated in order to go far on the road.
The money in my account is always divided into five parts. Each time I place an order, I only use one part, and I strictly adhere to a 10% loss limit on any single transaction—this means that even if I get extremely unlucky and make five wrong bets, my account still has half a life left. However, the crypto world is filled with volatility; as long as you catch a real trend once, all previous losses can be recovered. In the crypto world, first learn to protect your life, then think about getting rich.
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11 years in the crypto world, my lifeline is just two words: rules
Today, while browsing through my phone's photo album, I came across a picture taken at the entrance of an exchange when I first entered the market at 24 years old, late at night. It suddenly made me feel a bit nostalgic. In these 11 years, I've transformed from a naive newbie into a seasoned veteran. What I'm most grateful for isn't how much I've earned, but that I'm still alive.
It's true, stories of getting rich during a bull market are everywhere, but there are few who can still laugh and drink beer during a bear market. I'm 35 now, with an eight-figure asset in my account, relying not on metaphysics, but on these 8 rules earned through blood and tears.
1. Bitcoin is the commander-in-chief; don't challenge the director.
Over the years, I've come to understand that when BTC sneezes, the entire altcoin market catches a cold. No matter how many new public chains or concepts there are, when the market moves, everyone has to look at Bitcoin's face. I've seen too many people obsessed with the technical analysis of altcoins, only to find that when Bitcoin drops, all their efforts are in vain.
It's true, stories of getting rich during a bull market are everywhere, but there are few who can still laugh and drink beer during a bear market. I'm 35 now, with an eight-figure asset in my account, relying not on metaphysics, but on these 8 rules earned through blood and tears.
1. Bitcoin is the commander-in-chief; don't challenge the director.
Over the years, I've come to understand that when BTC sneezes, the entire altcoin market catches a cold. No matter how many new public chains or concepts there are, when the market moves, everyone has to look at Bitcoin's face. I've seen too many people obsessed with the technical analysis of altcoins, only to find that when Bitcoin drops, all their efforts are in vain.
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This morning I saw a fan's message and felt a jolt; it left a bit of an uncomfortable feeling.
I remember when he first entered the market, testing contracts with 2000U. Unexpectedly, luck struck, and in five days, he shot up to 60,000U. During that time, he spoke with a sense of euphoria, posting on social media that ‘making money in crypto is as simple as breathing,’ feeling like he was the chosen one, with the key to wealth already in his hands.
But this industry is best at slapping faces quickly and harshly.
When a person gets carried away, their operations become distorted. They start ignoring the market trend, recklessly going all-in and using high leverage, always thinking they can replicate the previous ‘myth’. What’s the result? When the market turns against them, the 60,000 is gone in an instant, and in the end, there are only a few hundred dollars left in the account, like a dream.
But this industry is best at slapping faces quickly and harshly.
When a person gets carried away, their operations become distorted. They start ignoring the market trend, recklessly going all-in and using high leverage, always thinking they can replicate the previous ‘myth’. What’s the result? When the market turns against them, the 60,000 is gone in an instant, and in the end, there are only a few hundred dollars left in the account, like a dream.
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From 1800 to 52,000, why did I personally delete that mother?
The night before last, when I deleted her WeChat, my finger paused over the screen for three seconds. It wasn't out of guilt, but because I remembered what she said when she first came to me: 'Teacher, if this continues, the baby's milk powder jar will really hit bottom.'
At that time, she couldn't even understand candlestick charts, her voice trembling on the phone. I only let her try with 1800, specifically reminding her: 'Use only 10% of your funds, don't increase your position regardless of gains or losses.' She muttered at the time: 'How long will it take for this small capital to turn around?' I shot back: 'The market specializes in treating disobedience; you have to stay alive to wait for opportunities.'
As a result, three days later, her account was up 36%. She sent me a voice message in the middle of the night: 'I really can make money!' I could tell she was speaking in a hushed tone in the bathroom, with a child’s cooing in the background. Later, she developed a habit—after putting her child to sleep each night, she would review until dawn under the desk lamp, and her account grew from 1800 to 8000.
At that time, she couldn't even understand candlestick charts, her voice trembling on the phone. I only let her try with 1800, specifically reminding her: 'Use only 10% of your funds, don't increase your position regardless of gains or losses.' She muttered at the time: 'How long will it take for this small capital to turn around?' I shot back: 'The market specializes in treating disobedience; you have to stay alive to wait for opportunities.'
As a result, three days later, her account was up 36%. She sent me a voice message in the middle of the night: 'I really can make money!' I could tell she was speaking in a hushed tone in the bathroom, with a child’s cooing in the background. Later, she developed a habit—after putting her child to sleep each night, she would review until dawn under the desk lamp, and her account grew from 1800 to 8000.
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I witnessed a brother go from $3,000 to $600,000
To be honest, at the beginning, he was no different from you—always thinking that making money relies on news and luck, following this signal today and that hot topic tomorrow, his account was like a roller coaster, unable to hold onto profits while stubbornly enduring losses.
Later, I chatted with him a few times and shared some of my own lessons learned from pitfalls. At first, he didn't believe me and thought I was lecturing him. But after actually applying it, he realized that making money isn't about having extraordinary skills, but about not making foolish mistakes.
1. Don't rush to run when there's a sharp rise; the market often experiences a 'false end'.
Once, a big candlestick suddenly appeared, and he was eager to sell, so he came to ask me. I told him not to move, because if such a sharp rise is followed by a slow decline, it is mostly the main force trying to scare people into selling; if you run away, you are essentially handing over your shares.
Later, I chatted with him a few times and shared some of my own lessons learned from pitfalls. At first, he didn't believe me and thought I was lecturing him. But after actually applying it, he realized that making money isn't about having extraordinary skills, but about not making foolish mistakes.
1. Don't rush to run when there's a sharp rise; the market often experiences a 'false end'.
Once, a big candlestick suddenly appeared, and he was eager to sell, so he came to ask me. I told him not to move, because if such a sharp rise is followed by a slow decline, it is mostly the main force trying to scare people into selling; if you run away, you are essentially handing over your shares.
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3 weeks, from the bottom to the peak: 5 core principles that supported my comeback
Do you remember that early morning, when the numbers in my account stabbed my eyes painfully? Two years of savings, twenty of them, just like that they were gone. A friend called: “Give it up, this industry eats people alive.”
I didn’t reply, just left all the chat groups. Sitting in front of the screen, flipping through each candlestick, from dusk until dawn. Until a certain moment, I recognized a familiar shape—an opportunity was coming.
At that time, I understood that to continue in this line of work, relying solely on hard work is not enough; I needed my own strategy. What I’m sharing today can be considered a survival manual that I earned with real money.
I didn’t reply, just left all the chat groups. Sitting in front of the screen, flipping through each candlestick, from dusk until dawn. Until a certain moment, I recognized a familiar shape—an opportunity was coming.
At that time, I understood that to continue in this line of work, relying solely on hard work is not enough; I needed my own strategy. What I’m sharing today can be considered a survival manual that I earned with real money.
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Why does a heavier position lead to a more unstable mindset? The liquidation revelations of a real economy big brother
Money is truly a mirror reflecting one's character; I often say this.
Last year, I met a boss who was engaged in the real economy. He started with 20,000 yuan and, through boldness and loans, built his fortune to nine figures. He worked decisively and was also righteous. But surprisingly, such a person, who was steady in the physical industry, seemed to change completely once he entered our circle.
Hearing that NFTs could make quick money, he didn't even understand how to transfer tokens in his wallet and directly threw in one million. When it rose to five million, I didn't see him sell; later, it fell all the way back to the original point, and he cut his position until there was nothing left.
Later, people in the circle learned about his strong capabilities, and all kinds of 'wealth codes' were poured into his ears. Someone told him the story of Bitcoin, and after listening, he simply said, 'Where rich people play, there must be opportunities.' He turned around and put in 30 million at the 85,000 USD price of BTC. As a result, he couldn't hold on, always wanting to make short-term trades, and just as he sold, it skyrocketed. In the end, he only made a profit of 500,000 from the 30 million principal. The larger the position, the more unstable the mindset; this saying is indeed true.
Last year, I met a boss who was engaged in the real economy. He started with 20,000 yuan and, through boldness and loans, built his fortune to nine figures. He worked decisively and was also righteous. But surprisingly, such a person, who was steady in the physical industry, seemed to change completely once he entered our circle.
Hearing that NFTs could make quick money, he didn't even understand how to transfer tokens in his wallet and directly threw in one million. When it rose to five million, I didn't see him sell; later, it fell all the way back to the original point, and he cut his position until there was nothing left.
Later, people in the circle learned about his strong capabilities, and all kinds of 'wealth codes' were poured into his ears. Someone told him the story of Bitcoin, and after listening, he simply said, 'Where rich people play, there must be opportunities.' He turned around and put in 30 million at the 85,000 USD price of BTC. As a result, he couldn't hold on, always wanting to make short-term trades, and just as he sold, it skyrocketed. In the end, he only made a profit of 500,000 from the 30 million principal. The larger the position, the more unstable the mindset; this saying is indeed true.
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Ming Ge December 2nd (Tuesday) BTC/ETH Afternoon Market Analysis and Trading Strategy
Core Technical Interpretation
From the four-hour cyclical technical structure, BTC/ETH prices are operating within a horizontal consolidation channel. After a prior decline, the weakness was not sustained, leading to an effective rebound. In terms of volume, the previous contraction adjustment phase has completed the chip turnover, and the current volume structure has clearly shifted towards bullish expansion; the moving average system shows a consistent upward divergence pattern, with short-term bullish strength recovering key resistance and achieving effective breakthroughs. The upward channel is about to fully open.
From the analysis of short-term trading rhythm, the price stabilization upward trend has been confirmed and extended, with volume consistently arranged in a bullish dominant expansion pattern. The upward space of the short-term running channel is fully opened, and the moving average indicators are synchronously turning upward. Although there are slight oscillations during the session, it is essentially a stabilization and accumulation process before the breakthrough. Subsequent high breakouts are highly probable, thus the core trading idea for the afternoon session is to focus on placing long positions at lower levels.
Specific Operation Suggestions
Bitcoin (BTC)
Entry Range: 86000 - 86500
Target Range: 87500 - 88500
Ethereum (ETH)
Entry Range: 2760 - 2790
Target Range: 2850 - 2900
Ming Ge only conducts real trading, the team still has spots available, hurry up #BTC走势分析 #ETH走势分析
Core Technical Interpretation
From the four-hour cyclical technical structure, BTC/ETH prices are operating within a horizontal consolidation channel. After a prior decline, the weakness was not sustained, leading to an effective rebound. In terms of volume, the previous contraction adjustment phase has completed the chip turnover, and the current volume structure has clearly shifted towards bullish expansion; the moving average system shows a consistent upward divergence pattern, with short-term bullish strength recovering key resistance and achieving effective breakthroughs. The upward channel is about to fully open.
From the analysis of short-term trading rhythm, the price stabilization upward trend has been confirmed and extended, with volume consistently arranged in a bullish dominant expansion pattern. The upward space of the short-term running channel is fully opened, and the moving average indicators are synchronously turning upward. Although there are slight oscillations during the session, it is essentially a stabilization and accumulation process before the breakthrough. Subsequent high breakouts are highly probable, thus the core trading idea for the afternoon session is to focus on placing long positions at lower levels.
Specific Operation Suggestions
Bitcoin (BTC)
Entry Range: 86000 - 86500
Target Range: 87500 - 88500
Ethereum (ETH)
Entry Range: 2760 - 2790
Target Range: 2850 - 2900
Ming Ge only conducts real trading, the team still has spots available, hurry up #BTC走势分析 #ETH走势分析
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Those who can survive and thrive are often not the smartest, but rather those who seem a bit 'stubborn' and a bit 'foolish.'
Last year I met a brother like this, who doesn't talk much and has a simple approach, but after a year, his return rate was more stable than anyone else's. Guess what? He can lose eight times out of ten trades, but in the end, his account still multiplied by more than ten times. Sounds outrageous, right? But he really did it.
His core logic can be summed up in one sentence: You have to stay at the poker table to have a chance to win money.
How exactly does he do it? He divides his principal into ten parts, using only one part for each order, and sets a stop-loss limit at 5%, never getting attached to a losing trade. More importantly—if he loses three trades in a row, he immediately stops, shuts down, and goes for a walk. While others are being cut by the market, he’s already sipping tea and watching the show. This kind of discipline is something I’ve seen in less than 5% of the people.
His core logic can be summed up in one sentence: You have to stay at the poker table to have a chance to win money.
How exactly does he do it? He divides his principal into ten parts, using only one part for each order, and sets a stop-loss limit at 5%, never getting attached to a losing trade. More importantly—if he loses three trades in a row, he immediately stops, shuts down, and goes for a walk. While others are being cut by the market, he’s already sipping tea and watching the show. This kind of discipline is something I’ve seen in less than 5% of the people.
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Those who can truly survive and thrive are often not the smartest, but rather those who seem a bit 'stubborn' or 'foolish'.
Last year I met a brother like this. He usually doesn't talk much, and his operations are simple, but after a year, his return rate was more stable than anyone else's. Guess what? He could lose eight times out of ten trades, but in the end, his account still multiplied by more than ten times. Sounds outrageous, right? But he did it.
His core logic is just one sentence: You have to stay at the table to have a chance to win money.
How exactly did he do it? He divided his principal into ten parts, using only one part for each order, and his stop-loss line was fixed at 5%, never lingering on the battlefield. More importantly — if he loses three consecutive times, he immediately stops, shuts down, and goes for a walk. While others are being cut by the market back and forth, he is already enjoying tea and watching the show. This kind of discipline, among the people I've seen, less than 5% can achieve.
His core logic is just one sentence: You have to stay at the table to have a chance to win money.
How exactly did he do it? He divided his principal into ten parts, using only one part for each order, and his stop-loss line was fixed at 5%, never lingering on the battlefield. More importantly — if he loses three consecutive times, he immediately stops, shuts down, and goes for a walk. While others are being cut by the market back and forth, he is already enjoying tea and watching the show. This kind of discipline, among the people I've seen, less than 5% can achieve.
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A Veteran's Survival Rules: My Three Tips for Recovery
To be honest, in the cryptocurrency world over the years, I've seen too many people come and go. I'm not a master either; I've gone bankrupt, made mistakes, and spent nights staring blankly at candlestick charts — who hasn't? But slowly, I figured out my own path — not complicated, not miraculous, but it allows you to survive longer in the market. I'm sharing this with you today, purely personal experience; whether you listen or not is up to you.
First, start from the trough; don't rush to flip your position.
Last year, a friend came to me, his voice trembling: 'Bro, I really can't hold on anymore, I only have a little over 5000 U in my account, if I keep messing around, it'll be gone completely.' I replied with a simple truth: 'What you need to do now is not to recover your losses, but to ensure you don't go bankrupt. Hold steady for three months, and you've won the first step.'
First, start from the trough; don't rush to flip your position.
Last year, a friend came to me, his voice trembling: 'Bro, I really can't hold on anymore, I only have a little over 5000 U in my account, if I keep messing around, it'll be gone completely.' I replied with a simple truth: 'What you need to do now is not to recover your losses, but to ensure you don't go bankrupt. Hold steady for three months, and you've won the first step.'
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My Altcoin Short Strategy: How to Calmly 'Pick Up Money' Amidst Crazy Rises and Still Make a Clean Exit
Recently, the market has been truly amazing, with various small coins taking turns to go crazy, making people feel itchy inside. Many friends couldn't hold back and always wanted to short at a high point, but they ended up getting a harsh lesson from the market—no money was made, and instead, they lost money, which made them feel cold inside.
But over the past few weeks, I found myself not only not being thrown off the bus on these highly volatile coins like COAI, MYX, MMT, but also profiting from both long and short positions. Today, I want to share my own practical thoughts, no beating around the bush, all genuine.
Everything started from the day MYX completed the 'three waves'.
At that time, I was staring at the daily chart and noticed that this coin had already surged in three waves. The first wave was aggressive, the second wave was relatively steady, but by the third wave, it was clearly losing momentum—like a long-distance runner, with increasingly heavy steps. My immediate reaction was: this trend is likely about to end. So I decisively positioned a short order near the high point, and sure enough, not long after, the price began to pull back, and I successfully took a profit from the correction.
But over the past few weeks, I found myself not only not being thrown off the bus on these highly volatile coins like COAI, MYX, MMT, but also profiting from both long and short positions. Today, I want to share my own practical thoughts, no beating around the bush, all genuine.
Everything started from the day MYX completed the 'three waves'.
At that time, I was staring at the daily chart and noticed that this coin had already surged in three waves. The first wave was aggressive, the second wave was relatively steady, but by the third wave, it was clearly losing momentum—like a long-distance runner, with increasingly heavy steps. My immediate reaction was: this trend is likely about to end. So I decisively positioned a short order near the high point, and sure enough, not long after, the price began to pull back, and I successfully took a profit from the correction.
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Starting with 5000 dollars, pocketing 120,000 dollars! What he won was not the market, but this series of actions.
After spending a long time in the crypto world, you'll find two types of people:
One type is quietly exiting after being knocked down by the market, the other type is becoming more aware as they step into pitfalls.
The trader I know, Old Chen, is clearly the latter.
Three months ago, he had only 5000U in his account. Like most people, he stayed up late watching the market and traded frequently, resulting in his principal shrinking further and further, and his mindset was about to collapse.
Until one day, he heard me mention a point during a live broadcast: 'The players who can truly survive have their principal as the bottom line, and profits are just bullets.'
That sentence suddenly awakened him.
He readjusted his strategy and did a few key things:
One type is quietly exiting after being knocked down by the market, the other type is becoming more aware as they step into pitfalls.
The trader I know, Old Chen, is clearly the latter.
Three months ago, he had only 5000U in his account. Like most people, he stayed up late watching the market and traded frequently, resulting in his principal shrinking further and further, and his mindset was about to collapse.
Until one day, he heard me mention a point during a live broadcast: 'The players who can truly survive have their principal as the bottom line, and profits are just bullets.'
That sentence suddenly awakened him.
He readjusted his strategy and did a few key things:
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Farewell to the 'Gambling God' spirit, become a 'Steady as a Rock' trader: My three iron rules
At three-thirty in the morning, my phone buzzed at the bedside.
Catching a glimpse of the name on the screen, I instantly sobered up—it was that younger brother who always calls me “sister.” The video connected, and his face was ashen, his voice trembling: “Sister… it’s all gone, all of it, 10 U.”
I took a deep breath: “What’s the leverage?”
“Ten times.”
“What about the stop loss?”
He tugged at the corner of his mouth: “I thought I could pull it back...”
I was momentarily speechless. It wasn’t surprise; it was that this scene felt too familiar—like replaying that night five years ago.
At that time, I had just entered this circle, overflowing with confidence, diving in with all my assets, thinking the K-line was an ATM. As a result, the market flipped, and my account was directly wiped out.
Catching a glimpse of the name on the screen, I instantly sobered up—it was that younger brother who always calls me “sister.” The video connected, and his face was ashen, his voice trembling: “Sister… it’s all gone, all of it, 10 U.”
I took a deep breath: “What’s the leverage?”
“Ten times.”
“What about the stop loss?”
He tugged at the corner of his mouth: “I thought I could pull it back...”
I was momentarily speechless. It wasn’t surprise; it was that this scene felt too familiar—like replaying that night five years ago.
At that time, I had just entered this circle, overflowing with confidence, diving in with all my assets, thinking the K-line was an ATM. As a result, the market flipped, and my account was directly wiped out.
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