In the past three days, I have experienced the speed of the cryptocurrency market; my account went from 30,000 USDT to 500,000 USDT, and I am still in a daze.\n\nOn the 6th, I casually placed a long order at 3.309, not thinking much of it. As a result, the cryptocurrency took off directly, and when it surged to 8.789, I quickly took my profit, gaining 100,000 USDT. The next day, feeling restless, I entered the market again at 9.926, and when it rose to 19.9, I took profit once more, securing 150,000 USDT.\n\nThe most incredible part is that I sensed the momentum shifting and opened a short position at 20. That night, the market fluctuations made me uneasy, until a big bearish candle dropped to 8.66 in the early morning, instantly adding 250,000 USDT to my account.\n\nNow I've discovered a new target and feel that the next wave will be even stronger. The opportunity is right in front of me; whether to seize it is up to you. #加密市场回调
12.08 Trading Records: When the rhythm is right, the market will actively give you money In the past few days, the futures market has been quite generous, receiving a small tens of thousands of U from three trades. This is not luck; it is the rhythm that comes from patience.
FHE at the position of 0.046 clearly could not move up, and the volume could not keep up. I directly shorted, placing the stop loss just above the previous high. Around 7 PM, the price dropped to 0.028, securing a profit of 191%. The key to this trade was seeing its moment of 'exhaustion' when everyone else thought it could still rise.
The ZEC trade was held a bit longer, entering a long position at 328, and I didn't move even during the consolidation, exiting at 406. A profit of 353% is a reward for patience in holding the position. Also, with PIPPIN, a long position was set at 0.11, and three days later it was closed at 0.219, nearly four times the return.
These trades have a common point: they all waited for clear signals at critical positions (either strong resistance or support) before taking action. The stop loss and target were already set when opening the position; the rest is left to time.
The market is always rotating, but the rhythm for making money is actually very simple: bet where you understand, and exit before the emotions ferment. Hold your position well; the next wave will come soon. #FHE
There is a heartbreaking truth in the crypto world: most people think they're trading, but in fact, they are paying for their understanding. Those who have lost money understand that feeling—not just the shrinking account, but also the collapse of mindset and routine.
Yet, some people manage to pull through. I've seen those who have turned their fortunes around from the depths, and I've seen those who stabilized their position with their last capital on the brink of liquidation. Their common trait is simple: they no longer let emotions drive their decisions, but instead let the rules dictate.
Why do they always end up "paying tuition"? Because they are constantly doing three things: blindly following the market when it moves, hesitating to cut losses after losing, and wanting more when they profit.
On the other hand, those who make money from trading often do the opposite: they set stop losses in advance for every trade when they're uncertain about the market, they protect their capital after making a profit, and then use the profits to take risks.
The core of making money is not about getting it right once, but rather finding a set of actions that can be used repeatedly. When the market aligns, you have a method to seize it; when the market is chaotic, you know to take a break.
If you are also tired of the cycle of ups and downs, the best approach is to pause for a moment. Don't rush to find the next coin; first clarify your rules: how much are you prepared to lose? When will you enter? When must you exit?
Investing is a marathon, and those who reach the end are often the ones who understand the rhythm and stick it out. #美联储降息预期升温
People who play contracts face liquidation every day. What's strange is that so many people continue to rush in despite their losses.
The reason is actually very simple: most people do not understand what they are really playing with. Many see the platform indicating '5x leverage' or '10x leverage' and truly believe they are using 5x.
But have you thought about it? If you have 10,000 U in your account but can only afford to lose 500 U, and yet you open a position worth 30,000 U—Is that really 5x?
No, that equates to using dozens of times the hidden leverage, bearing the risk. If the market shakes a little, you are done. You are not trading; you are the 'fuel' for liquidity, the source of others' profits.
So how do those who actually make money with contracts think? They regard contracts as a precise risk management tool. Where does the profit come from? Part of it comes from the chips left behind by those who blindly over-leverage and face liquidation.
Their rhythm is completely different: they spend 70% of their time waiting, observing, and staying still. They only act decisively when the market presents clear, high-probability opportunities.
When they profit, they capture the big moves; when they are wrong, they cut losses as planned. Most people, however, do the opposite: they trade frequently every day, creating the illusion of losses through busyness, and ultimately their money turns into transaction fees.
To survive in the game of contracts, the key lies in two words: restraint. When others panic and cut losses due to a crash, you need to see whether it’s an opportunity. When others chase prices madly during a surge, you must remain clear-headed.
Strictly lock in every loss (for example, no more than 2% of the principal), but once you identify the right direction, let the profits run fully, rather than taking a small gain and running.
Some say contracts are gambling. In fact, mindlessly over-leveraging and betting on instincts is gambling. Winning through calculating risks, with discipline and probability, is called trading.
Walking alone makes one easy to lose their way, and also easy to make impulsive decisions due to loneliness. The path has always been there; it just depends on how you choose to walk it.
When it’s dark, there is light—your trading plan and discipline; when it rains, there is an umbrella—your position that never goes out of control. Real change often starts with a clear understanding of reality.
The recent altcoin rotation is indeed interesting.
Many coins seem to be dropping, but after a couple of days, they go back up. In this kind of market, it's actually easier to trade—because it gives you a clearer "position." The ones that continuously surge without looking back are the hardest to enter, while those that oscillate and show direction often have comfortable entry points.
Just like the previous $FHE, at the position of 0.046, it was clearly a place that had been tested multiple times without breaking through, and the volume couldn't keep up. At such times, you just wait for a "confirmation."
That day I saw it go up again weakly, with a minor time frame showing signs of weakness, so I shorted it directly. I placed my stop-loss just slightly above the previous high, ready to accept a loss if I was wrong. As it turned out, the market gave me a break, and I made 40 points on the way down.
Making money is actually not complicated; the core is just two things: find those clear points where the bulls and bears are obviously at a stalemate, and then wait for a moment when one side retreats to follow the strong side into the market.
Recently, many altcoins have been moving in a similar rhythm. There aren't many that are crashing, but if they can't rise, they adjust a bit. The key is whether you have the patience to wait and whether you dare to act when the signal appears.
Never rush to enter when it's still in the middle of an oscillating range; that way, you'll get hit with stop-losses back and forth, and it's very easy to break your mentality.
What should you do after making money? Two things: First, move the stop-loss to the cost price to ensure that this trade at least doesn't lose. Second, withdraw a portion of the profit. For example, from this wave, I made $20,000, and I have already transferred part of it to my wallet. The market rewarded you, and you have to really "take it" for it to count.
Many people aren't unsuccessful because they didn't see it correctly, but because they saw it correctly but didn't make big money, often getting off the bus too early, or holding on to losses. Turning "stop-loss" and "take profit" into muscle memory is how your account will stabilize.
The market is still rotating, so keep your patience and focus on the patterns you are familiar with. Earning money that you understand is enough. #FHE #比特币VS代币化黄金
Have you all enjoyed this market? There haven't been any little black ones in the past few days, right? The suggestions given are all top-notch suggestions, all top-notch ideas, including the entry points for the market, all are top-notch #BTC走势分析 #ETH走势分析 #BTC70K✈️
12.01 PM Market Watch: Floating Profit of Two Thousand Times? First, let's take a look at the cliff beneath us.
Screenshot of positions at 1:03 PM, like a powerful drug—— ETH floating profit +2,143%, ASTER floating profit +906%, who wouldn't be confused? But looking down is the key:
150 times leverage, 75 times leverage, margin ratio 2.84%. What do these numbers mean? It means that as long as the price fluctuates back less than 3%, the account could trigger a forced liquidation. This is not investment at all; it's racing on a tightrope, and the tires are made of paper.
Those green numbers in the screenshot may look good, but they are just "floating profits"—if not closed, it's not your money. I've seen too many such scenarios before:
Morning trades earn ten times, silent in the afternoon, and disappear in the group at night. High leverage is never about skill; it's about heartbeats and luck. And luck will eventually run out.
If you are also trading contracts, remember three common sense rules: Don't play high leverage with money meant for meals. Showing off screenshots is not as good as securing profits. Real big money is made by those who survive to the next bull market.
The market never closes, but your principal will. #ETH走势分析 #ETH大涨
The weekend's fluctuation between 6000-7000 points was expected, and the volatility only increased during the Sunday night session. Our target around 88000 was perfectly triggered, and just before sleep, we caught a big rebound!
So today, the short-term resistance above is around 92600-93000, and we can consider 🈳. As I mentioned, the 4-hour and daily charts have not formed a reversal, and we are still in a wide fluctuation range, with the upper limit being the main focus!
For the short-term support below, we can reference around 89200-89600, and we can consider a rebound. Under the condition of not considering severe fluctuations, it's best to hold above 89000. The last two rebounds have been strong; let's see if we can catch another wave!
When others are afraid, I am greedy? This famous saying shattered into bubbles during the bear market. Having chased high-multiplier coins and stepped on zero-value air coins, I now understand that 'risk' is not just a slogan, but a cost that must be calculated in every decision. Now, I am no longer obsessed with 'getting rich overnight,' but have learned to use position management to withstand the storms, and to replace following the crowd with in-depth research — the path in the crypto world ultimately relies on understanding rather than luck.
12.11 Early Morning Federal Reserve Meeting Preview: The Outcome is Not the Focus, the Speech is the Key
The market has long digested a 25 basis point rate cut. Now, the real things to watch are two matters: Is there a fierce internal debate? The more dissenting votes there are, the greater the divisions, and subsequent policies are more likely to fluctuate.
How will Powell "smooth things over"? Is he suggesting "just this one time", or is he leaving the door open for a future rate cut?
In simple terms: The rate cut is "in the past", divisions and speeches are the "future". For us, if there are many dissenting votes, the market may face short-term pressure; if Powell leans dovish, the market may continue. The worst-case scenario is "no rate cut", then buckle up.
Do not bet on direction, be prepared for responses. Once the market digests its emotions, the true trend will become clear. #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察 #美股2026预测
Last night at around 10 o'clock, I opened a long position on ETH, and by this morning at 5:30, I took a profit of +376%.
This morning at 2 o'clock, I opened a short position, closed it in half an hour, made a small profit of +32U, and didn't linger on. There were also trades I didn't exit correctly, like the BCH trade, where I decisively cut losses at -19%.
Trading is about probabilities, using large profits to cover small losses. True execution is setting a stop loss when opening a position and then letting the trade run itself.
In the deep of night, you have to endure, and during the day, you have to cut losses #巨鲸动向 #ETH走势分析
Is Bitcoin entering the early stages of a bear market? Is Ethereum's rebound to 3200 at its peak? These questions are asked by many every day.
But in fact, by focusing on these questions, you may have already gone in the wrong direction. I've seen too many people dive into this circle, learning various indicators, drawing various lines, chasing various news, and as a result, the more complicated it gets, the less they earn. I went from thirty thousand to ten million, precisely by doing the opposite: simplifying complex matters and perfecting simple ones. At first, it took me two years to go from thirty thousand to one hundred twenty thousand. This period was the hardest because I had to constantly resist the urge to 'do something'. Later, it took only one year to go from one hundred twenty thousand to six hundred thousand. Finally, from six hundred thousand to ten million, it took merely five months.
Let's talk about ZEC, and also about those altcoins that have surged.
The main downtrend of ZEC has temporarily come to a halt; in the short term, it is likely to enter a period of consolidation. At this position, I believe chasing longs or shorts is not very meaningful, and it's easy to be stopped out. My long-term strategy hasn't changed: if it rebounds above 400, I will consider continuing to roll over and add to my short position; if it falls below 240, I will gradually close out most of my long-term shorts. In the range between 300 and 400, I choose to observe and not take action.
Currently, the short-term hot money in the market is mostly concentrated in small-cap assets like BEAT and pippin. These coins can rise tenfold or more in the short term, although the probability of peaking is very high, extreme volatility often occurs in the top area, which is that kind of 'spike up' market.
From eating buns to being able to lie flat, I have 'stubbornly' worked in the crypto circle for eight years.
Eight years ago, I entered the market with 20,000 yuan, eating buns every day while staring at K lines. No one thought I could succeed, not even myself.
But I really did make it out. No talent, no insider information, and I never gambled on luck. Surviving and saving something was all thanks to stubbornly sticking to a clumsy method—a system that many laughed at back then as 'too foolish.' Looking back, the truly useful principles are often simple enough to be unbelievable. Here are a few of my most core insights: 1. Manage money first, then talk about making money. The first lesson is to stay alive. Don't bet all your money at once. My method is to divide the funds into five parts, using only one part at a time. Set the stop loss for each trade within 10% of the principal, which means the total risk to capital is less than 2%. Even if I go wrong five times in a row, I only lose 10%, but if I catch one trend, I can earn it all back. Slow is fast.
I used to be the same, staying up late to watch the market, my emotions riding the roller coaster with the candlesticks. As a result, I was mentally and physically exhausted, and I didn't make any money. It wasn't until later that I realized that in order to make money in this field, I had to reverse my thinking—treat trading cryptocurrency as a normal job.
This means you need to have "working hours" and "operational discipline." Here are a few core experiences that I gained through real money:
1. The best time is after 9 PM The daytime market is chaotic, with confusing news and prices fluctuating wildly. I basically trade after 9 PM, waiting for the market to digest the news so that the trends are cleaner and the direction clearer.
2. After making money, "take some off the table" first This is the most effective remedy for greed. For example, if I make 1000 U, I will first withdraw 300 U and put it in my wallet. Let the remaining profits run, which stabilizes my mindset significantly.
3. Trust the indicators, not your "feelings" "I feel like it’s going to rise" is the most expensive phrase in the world. Before placing an order, at least look at two indicators (like MACD and RSI) to see if they give the same signal. Replace impulse with rules.
4. Stop-loss is the "moving lifeline" If you have time to watch the market and the price rises, adjust the stop-loss level upwards to lock in profits. If you don’t have time to monitor, set a hard stop-loss of 3% when placing an order; this acts as insurance against sudden crashes.
5. Regularly "pay yourself" Don’t let all profits roll around in the market. Withdraw a portion regularly, either spending it or saving it. This will constantly remind you: trading is a job that can generate cash.
Finally, always remember a few iron rules: don’t touch cryptocurrencies you don’t understand, don’t borrow money to trade, and don’t trade more than three times a day. Use money that won’t affect your life if you lose it.
When you treat trading with a work mentality—showing up at the designated "work" times, executing according to plan, and taking "breaks" at the designated times, you will find that your mindset stabilizes and money comes more reliably. #美联储重启降息步伐 #美国ADP数据超预期
LUNA suddenly surged, many people are excited again. But please calm down, this is likely not an opportunity, but a trap.
This wave of increase is essentially "news hype". A journalist wore a LUNA T-shirt, combined with old community news, creating a buzz in a pool with very shallow liquidity. Trading volume surged by 450%, but the foundation is very fragile.
The key point is that the news about the "founder being released" is basically a rumor. He is due to be sentenced on December 11, how could he be released now? This is more like an excuse to pump and dump.
Doing the math makes it clear: LUNC (the old coin) has a circulation of up to 55 trillion, wanting to rise to 1 dollar would require a market capitalization of 55 trillion dollars, which is several times higher than the total market capitalization of the entire cryptocurrency market, making it impossible. Its rise is purely an emotional game.
The new LUNA (2.0) is slightly better, but the ecosystem has almost come to a standstill, and many exchanges have suspended deposits. How far can a coin with no practical use go?
History repeats itself: the surge of LUNA often prepares for the next wave of crash. If you haven't laid your bets in advance, rushing in now is likely just picking up the bill for others.
Real investment is about placing bets where you understand, rather than gambling in bustling places. In the face of such a market, protect your capital and maintain patience. If you miss this wave, you have lost nothing; but stepping into a pit could be very painful.
When it's dark, the light helps you see that the road beneath your feet is real; when it rains, the umbrella represents your rationality and discipline. #美国宏观经济数据上链 #LUNA/USTD
In 2015, Bitcoin was over two thousand each. I impulsively invested two months' salary, twenty thousand.
Three months later, the money doubled. That feeling was like finding treasure while walking down the street. I realized making money could be so "easy". When someone gets carried away, they are not far from losing.
Later, I only thought about finding "hundred times coins". In 2017, I came across a coin with a very flashy name, called "嫩模币" in the community.
It really increased tenfold in a week, and the numbers in my account were jumping wildly every day. Everyone advised me to sell, but I didn't listen, thinking that a hundred times was just the beginning.
A week later, the project team disappeared, and the coin price dropped to zero. Fifty thousand evaporated like water in a matter of minutes. I sat in front of my computer, my hands and feet cold. The market taught me a lesson: earnings based on luck will definitely be lost based on skill.
After that, I stopped for a long time. When I returned in 2019, I had changed completely. I no longer dreamed; I only followed three of the simplest rules:
Only use money that I can sleep well after losing. Most of the time, wait; only act when the trend is clear, and take back the principal first when I earn. Before each operation, write down the stop-loss point on paper, and cut losses when it hits, never averaging down.
Thus, starting from thirty thousand, slowly and clumsily, the account began to grow. There are no stories of getting rich quickly, only records of not being liquidated anymore.
Looking back, the most important lesson in the crypto world is often learned only after losing money. The temptation of quick money is great, but living longer allows you to smile in the end.
When it’s dark, there is light, that’s discipline; when it rains, there is an umbrella, that’s the principal. #隐私叙事回归 #比特币VS代币化黄金
Did you think the decline was due to interest rate cut expectations? Wrong, it was the yen rate hike that drained the water.
Last Friday, when I saw the big drop, many people were a bit confused: Didn't everyone say that interest rates were about to be cut? How could it still drop?
In fact, the market sometimes behaves like a rebellious child; you think it should go east, but it stubbornly goes west. This decline is not primarily due to a change in interest rate cut expectations, but rather the direction of 'money' flow is quietly changing. In simple terms, it means that water (capital) has flowed from some pools to others.
Why is there a flow? You can understand it by looking at a few signals: The expectation of interest rate cuts, this 'good news', may have already been mostly priced in. The market has long known that a rate cut might happen in December, and this news has already been 'digested' by prices to a large extent. Now, what everyone is more concerned about is the possibility of a rate hike for the yen.
In the crypto world, it's very difficult to turn things around by just watching a few points fluctuate every day. What you're lacking is not opportunity, but a sufficient principal that can change your mindset.
Don't think about millions or billions. The first realistic goal is to turn tens of thousands into a million. This path is called rolling the warehouse.
But true rolling of the warehouse is not about betting every day. It's about using a small amount of money most of the time to feel the market and waiting for that kind of big opportunity that you can understand at a glance.
Such opportunities are rare, perhaps just once or twice a year. They usually appear after a long period of consolidation, at the moment when the market chooses a direction and the trend clearly starts. The discipline of rolling the warehouse consists of three rules:
Hold back. The vast majority of market movements are irrelevant to you; acting rashly is equivalent to suicide. Be precise. Only engage in clear trends like 'sharp drop - consolidation - significant breakout.' Be decisive. When the signal comes, push your chips in immediately; hesitation will make you miss out.
When you really use patience and discipline to roll tens of thousands into a million, you'll find that you have completely changed.
You no longer feel anxious about the market because you've grasped the essence of making money: placing heavy bets at key moments while controlling yourself at other times.
If you can't even roll out the first million, all bigger fantasies are just self-indulgence. Making money in the crypto world has never been about who is busier, but about who is more decisive at critical moments.
When it's dark, there are lights; that's the direction the trend gives you; when it rains, there are umbrellas; that's the protection discipline provides you. What you need to do is endure, wait, seize, and act. #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察