All of this is what I earned in 8 years from the cryptocurrency circle, starting with a principal of 300,000. During this time, the lowest I retraced to was only 60,000, but I stubbornly used the most foolish method to roll it into tens of millions. One of the most intense waves had a return of 400 times from the bottom warehouse in 4 months, directly making 20 million! Does it sound like a joke? But behind this is the 2880 days of practical experience I exchanged for. Some real experiences to share with you: First, a bull market is not about picking up gold coins all over the map. Being too greedy leads to picking up a mess. My consistent approach has been to focus on one sector and only eat the main upward wave. For example, if a certain AI coin explodes, I dive deep into research around this concept, looking at who starts first, who follows up, and who is the real leader. As long as you catch one, you can make a whole wave of money. Second, when selecting coins, always buy new ones, not old ones. Don't be fooled by the low price of old coins; most are worthless and just cut losses. The market likes new stories, new expectations; new coins attract attention, while old coins just empty your wallet with nostalgia. Third, cycles are an iron rule. The cryptocurrency circle has a cycle every four years; at the end of a bull market, clear all altcoins! When you see delivery workers and convenience store owners around you discussing which coin can multiply by 10 - congratulations, the peak has arrived. If you don't run away at this time, the bear market will show you the hell of a 90% retracement. The truly effective strategy is also quite 'foolish': Don't chase hotspots; what you catch is always the tail. The market doesn't rely on smart people to make money; it relies on those who survive in the cycle and stick to the rhythm. I am an example. I don't rely on gambling, I don't rely on insider information, only on rhythm. Keep up with the rhythm; when it's time to enter, enter, when it's time to leave, leave. Gradually, you can also live a decent life in the cryptocurrency circle. If you are also looking for direction everywhere, you might as well learn my 'foolish strategy.' It's really not difficult; what's hard is whether you are willing to 'slow down' and not make decisions based on emotions. The cryptocurrency circle is not lacking in opportunities, only in those who are alive $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #美联储重启降息步伐
Bitcoin is becoming the 'gold standard' of modern savings.
It has been reported that Fidelity Investments CEO Abigail Johnson publicly acknowledged in a live interview at the Founders Summit 2025 that she personally holds Bitcoin, although the amount she holds is not significant. In the interview, Johnson stated that Bitcoin is becoming the 'gold standard' of modern savings and is a long-term store of value for individuals, institutions, and retirement portfolios. She believes that Bitcoin will continue to play a central role in the future savings structure, especially against the backdrop of ongoing global inflationary pressures $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐
Main Force's Wash Plate: Can Retail Investors Win by Holding On? —— Four Major Truths of Human Nature in the Cryptocurrency World Many newcomers believe a saying: “When retail investors sell, the main force raises the price.” It sounds like a truth, but the reality is harsher — The main force wants chips, not faith; You think you can “hold on,” but you are just an NPC in the script.
① Smash the Price: Destroy Confidence with Extreme Declines The main force smashes the price not to lower the price, but to destroy willpower. ETH once dropped 60% in three months, RAY fell from 5 yuan to 0.1 yuan. Do you think holding on means winning? The main force can make you despair first, then rekindle hope, and finally give up completely. The difference is: ETH will be picked up by smart money, while junk coins have no one to pick them up. When it drops, it’s really gone.
② Slow Decline and Sideways Movement: Exhaust Patience Over Time A crash hurts, a slow decline numbs. The main force’s best wash plate method is to make you “see no hope.” Those using leverage are drained by interest, while those not using leverage are worn down by time. From “let’s wait a bit longer” to “forget it,” What’s being cut is not chips, but willpower.
③ Wide Fluctuations: Specifically Targeting “Diamond Hands” When you can withstand the drop, the main force changes tactics. Rise by 5%, drop by 8%, rise by 10% and then smash back to the starting point. If you don’t sell, it numbs you; if you want to average down, it immediately reverses. The market is not a place to test faith, but a battlefield to test the limits of human nature.
④ Public Opinion Guidance: Creating Emotional Reversal Points The market hasn’t changed, but emotions collapse first. Signal groups, KOLs, media, rumors… The main force creates “group losses” through emotional resonance, In the end, you think you are rationally stopping losses, But in reality, you are just completing the main force’s script as a relay.
The truth of the cryptocurrency world is simple: Those who can withstand the wash plate are not the ones who hold on blindly, but those who understand the rules. The main force makes money through scripts, while retail investors save themselves through cognition. When you no longer focus on K lines, no longer guess the bottom, but only look at chip structure and emotional cycles, You are no longer prey, but a player. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #ETH走势分析
If you really plan to rely on trading cryptocurrencies for a living, these eight iron rules are definitely worth reviewing repeatedly.
I have been in the crypto space for ten years, and before entering the market every day, I go through them again. It is precisely these rules that have helped me survive through numerous market crashes. Today, I share this with those who read this article; it might help you avoid some pitfalls.
1. Just focusing on daily charts is not enough; for short-term trading, you must look at the 30-minute chart.
Don’t just look at big candlesticks and think there are no opportunities. Many candlesticks with long upper shadows may look bearish, but if you pull out the 30-minute chart, the structure is completely different. The next day, it may reverse and rise sharply; that’s how it works. Short-term trading must have small cycles resonating with the overall market before it is worth taking action.
2. If the trend is wrong and the order is chaotic, even a glance is a mistake.
If the direction is not right and the structure is broken, don’t force it. Trend-following is an iron rule; once the market’s rhythm is disrupted, your actions will only lead to more mistakes.
3. Don’t trade if you are not in a hot or potentially hot market.
Without a theme, attention, or liquidity, no matter how good your technique is, it’s all in vain.
4. Keep all impulses in check.
Execute your plan; don’t let the market lead you astray. Entering without a plan is basically an emotional trade.
5. Don’t treat others' opinions as absolute truths.
Anyone’s viewpoint can only be a reference; ultimately, you must rely on your own analysis and judgment.
6. Determine the direction first, then select coins.
If you choose the right direction, trading is easy; if you choose the wrong direction, no amount of effort will help.
7. Buy coins that are rising; don’t try to guess the bottom.
Many people like to wait for a “bounce,” but the longer they wait, the lower it goes. Prices always move towards lower resistance; buying in the upward trend is the way to go, it’s easier and has a higher success rate.
8. After a big gain or loss, make sure to go to cash and stay calm.
Stop and reassess the market and yourself. Understand why you made a profit or a loss before continuing. Over the years, I’ve validated that after a big gain or loss, going to cash for a bit to regain composure can increase the accuracy of future decisions by 90%. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #美联储重启降息步伐
In 2025, there will definitely be a big bull market because the market is very eager. Bitcoin is expected to return to over $150,000 before this year's Spring Festival, Ethereum will also return to over $8,000, and Dogecoin will rise to over $1. I suggest everyone take some funds to select some reliable coins to buy the dip, hold them for half a year without touching them, and miracles will happen! ✈️✈️✈️ To multiply small funds in this round of bull market, here are a few suggestions for everyone.
1. Focus on key hot tracks: MEME, AI, social, games, wallets, L2 leaders, and the BRC20 ecosystem.
2. Don’t fantasize about 100x or 200x returns, because the logic from the last round is completely different from now. A return of 20x to 50x is enough.
3. Hold on and hold for a long time.
4. Try to do a mid-cycle retracement in the bull market; if you can’t pinpoint it, you can ignore it.
Many people ask me: How many times should I open perpetual contracts?
To be honest, I've been asked this question to death over the past ten years. Newbies, veterans, and large investors have all faced losses due to leverage.
You need to understand—leverage is not a tool for getting rich, it's a double-edged sword. Used well, it accelerates; used poorly, it grinds.
Perpetual contracts do not expire; as long as you don't get liquidated, you can hold them indefinitely.
It sounds free, but behind that freedom lies temptation: you can enter and exit at any time, you can renew indefinitely, you can amplify your returns—
Of course, the risks are also magnified infinitely.
Yesterday, a friend in the crypto community said he was using 30 to 50 times leverage. I asked him why he didn't use 100 times, and he said it liquidates too quickly.
I laughed because as long as you use leverage, no matter how many times, you are on the edge of a knife; the only difference is how much reaction time the market gives you.
For example: Trading BTC, 30 times requires 16U, 50 times requires 10U, 100 times requires 5U.
Different leverage results in completely different risk and return.
1 time is stable but earns little; 100 times is aggressive but requires stop-loss and discipline, otherwise you'll exit instantly.
What truly leads to liquidation is not high leverage, but disorganized positions and insufficient margin.
Thinking you can leverage a few hundred U to pry open a few thousand, just a little fluctuation will sweep you out.
The most painful thing is not losing money, but **“being right, yet not making any profit.”**
So remember:
High leverage in perpetuity is not scary; what's scary is not leaving room.
The margin must be able to withstand normal fluctuations.
Three core ironclad rules:
1️⃣ Always use isolated margin, do not use cross margin.
2️⃣ Stop-loss must be set; holding onto a position is the beginning of liquidation.
3️⃣ Aim for smaller targets, for example, with a capital of 5000U, earn 50 to 100U daily, relying on compound interest is stronger than you might think.
In the end, leverage is a magnifying glass, amplifying not the market, but your mindset and discipline.
Most people lose money, not because the market is ruthless, but because they are too reckless.
One last thing:
Being able to control losses at 100 times is safer than not setting a stop-loss at 5 times.
Perpetual contracts are not won by gambling, but by systems.
As long as you are not greedy, making money in the cryptocurrency world is really not difficult.
If you want to achieve financial freedom through cryptocurrency, technology, methods, and systems are all indispensable. Once mastered, the market becomes your ATM.
But you must first understand one thing:
1. The people who make money are definitely not those who play contracts.
All the contract players I know have not been able to make money long-term.
Those who make money in the short term end up losing everything back.
Contracts are essentially gambling, a game of probability.
Those who make money from contracts are the ones who run communities, take orders, and cut leeks, not those who profit from trading itself.
Want to recover your losses from contracts? Don't dream about it.
In the market, those who turn their fortunes around through contracts are as rare as a phoenix among feathers.
You are not that person.
And don't fantasize about becoming that person.
What you should do is: quit contracts = quit gambling.
2. How do people lose money in spot trading recover their losses?
It mainly depends on two points:
1. If the losses are not too much, and the principal is sufficient, recovering losses is very easy.
As long as you are not deeply trapped at high positions, flipping 3 to 5 times is not a difficult task.
2. The most important thing is never “where to sell.”
But rather:
After selling, can you stay in cash?
95% of retail investors are washed back in at high positions by good news:
After selling with great difficulty, they are urged back by emotions, analysts, and KOLs, resulting in rolling from the mountain top to the hillside, and then rolling down to the bottom of the mountain.
Those who can truly make money all have this ability:
To sell well and still stay in cash.
In summary:
Making money in cryptocurrency is not difficult; the hard part is restraining greed, quitting contracts, and sticking to being in cash.
Firmly bullish, accurately grasp the rising market, focusing on low-position layout for profit.
Operation Details
- Entry Range: Buy near 2970-3020 - Profit Target: First target 3070, subsequently looking at 3130 - Strategy Core: Steadily enter based on support range, follow the trend to take profits in batches, and maintain a steady profit rhythm $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #ETH走势分析
The vast majority of people blow up their accounts in contracts, not because the market is too harsh, but because they fundamentally do not understand what they are doing.
The platform states "5x leverage, 10x leverage", and you take it at face value. Clearly, you only have 10,000 U in your account, and can afford to lose 500 U, but in a moment of excitement, you opened a position of 30,000 U. You thought it was 5 times, but in reality, you are already bearing dozens of times leverage—when the market shakes slightly, you blow up without even having the chance to react.
Real experts do not play like this. Their logic can be summed up in one sentence: Contracts are not gambling; they are tools for risk management. Where does their profit come from? It starts from the moment you blow up your account.
The rhythm of experts is completely opposite to that of retail investors— 70% of the time is spent waiting; when the opportunity has not arrived, they prefer to stay still; when the opportunity comes, they strike decisively and cleanly. However, most people frequently make trades, becoming busier and losing more, ultimately leaving all their money on the table.
If you want to survive in the contract market, remember two words: restraint. When others panic, you must remain calm; when others are greedy, you must be cautious. Losses must be limited to within 5% of the account; but once there is profit, you must dare to amplify it, letting profits run, rather than hastily securing them.
"Contracts are just gambling." This statement is only half true. True gamblers are those who recklessly open leverage and bet based on feelings; those who understand the calculations rely not on luck, but on discipline + probability.
A person charging blindly will eventually crash; following someone experienced gives you a chance to walk more steadily and further. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #加密市场观察
The recent pullback at night just happened to touch half of the 4-hour level rally from a few days ago, especially with Ethereum, it was very precise, just that Bitcoin had a bit more insertion. Since it has already reached the stomach this time, the next thing to watch is the lower point before the night insertion. As long as that 4-hour level bullish trend is not broken, there won't be much fluctuation over the weekend, and small levels will form a sideways zone at the bottom, gradually leading to a small rebound. However, if the 4-hour closing line breaks the previous low, then it's over, which means it will continue to go down. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #加密市场观察 #ETH走势分析
Major players washing the market? Retail investors holding on can win? Don't be naive $IRYS
Newbies always believe one thing: “When retail investors sell, the major players will pull it up.”
The reality is—major players want the chips, not your beliefs. You think you can hold on, but you're just a supporting role in the plot.
Market crash: First make you despair, then reignite hope, and finally have you give up. Smart coins will be taken away, while garbage coins will be ignored. When it drops, it really is gone.
Subtle declines and sideways movement: Slowly wear down your patience. The interest from leverage squeezes you, while those without leverage lose confidence over time.
Wide fluctuations: Rise by 5% only to drop by 8%, increase by 10% and then revert to the starting point. If you don’t sell, it numbs you; if you want to average down, it immediately reverses. The market tests not your beliefs, but your nerves.
Public opinion manipulation: The market hasn't moved, but the emotions explode first. Groups, KOLs, rumors, they are all tools for major players to cut retail investors.
The truth is simple:
Those who can withstand market washing are not the ones who just hold on, but those who understand the rules.
Don’t stare at K-lines, don’t guess bottoms, just look at the chip structure and emotional cycles, then you won’t be prey, but a true player. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #加密市场观察
Ten years without trading, even more so to resist the interference of market noise. The capital market is never short of noise, with financial experts' fancy predictions, the repeated speculation of popular concepts, and the hard-to-distinguish rumors, continuously impacting the nerves of investors like a tide. These noises seem full of temptation but actually hide risks. Many investors fall into losses while following the crowd. Investors who have not traded for ten years have long learned to "ignore the noise." They have established their own investment logic system, not swayed by external voices. While others go crazy over concepts like "blockchain" and "metaverse," they still stick to their familiar fields; when the market falls into panic selling, they still believe in the intrinsic value of quality companies. This kind of clarity, where "everyone is drunk but I am sober," is not stubbornness but respect for the laws of investment. They know that the short-term fluctuations of the market will ultimately return to the essence of value; only by adhering to their original intentions can they navigate through bull and bear markets. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美联储重启降息步伐 #美SEC推动加密创新监管
Just entering the crypto space, many people think perpetual contracts are a shortcut to 'quick turnaround,' but after diving in, they end up losing most of their principal. To be honest, perpetual contracts are not a money-making tool; they are a filtering mechanism — without some rules, you'll quickly be eliminated by the market.
Over the years, I've summarized four things that can really help you avoid pitfalls.
First, don't go all in.
No matter how tempting the market is, if you go all in, you are handing your fate over to volatility. Many people don't get the direction wrong; they just can't withstand the fluctuations, and a few candlesticks can knock them out. The safest approach is to always leave some room, give yourself 2-3 opportunities to make mistakes, and you'll last much longer.
Second, go with the trend.
Don’t keep thinking about buying low and selling high; capturing small price differences during fluctuations feels great but doesn’t yield much profit. Real profits are made in trends — a pullback in an uptrend is an opportunity to enter, and a rebound in a downtrend is a chance to escape. If the trend hasn't turned bad, don't easily go against it.
Third, setting profit and loss limits is fundamental.
Many people clearly make money but end up losing it all because they are unwilling to take profits and reluctant to cut losses. Simply remember: cut losses small, let profits run. Be decisive with your stop-losses, and try to let your winning trades run, and you won't be caught off guard.
Fourth, trade less.
Doing dozens of trades a day is essentially working for fees and error rates. The more you trade, the more your mindset can become chaotic; one loss leads to revenge trading, making things worse. Be steady; two or three trades a day are enough.
In short, these four points are not techniques; they are the basis for survival.
If you want to stay in the crypto space for a long time, it’s not about how aggressively you trade, but about making fewer mistakes.
Master these four points first, and when the real market opportunities come,
Recently, I've been feeling this way: one must believe in their instincts. In fact, my instinct yesterday was: this place cannot go north. From the market perspective, it's not easy to operate, at least not with the right-side method. Ultimately, this proves that my instinct was correct. So, continue: trust your own instincts. At the same time, I also think: yesterday's me was awesome because I shorted near 925. The reason is simple: no matter how you look at it, it cannot rise; since it cannot rise, it must fall. Since I am bearish, why not short? Must short! Therefore, I give myself 100 points for yesterday's market handling. So far, what I hold includes: 1. 1149 937 925 southwards. 2. Northwards near 886 (small position, watch the situation) Today is just a fluctuation; take profits when you can, both north and south are fine. Be safe, everyone. $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐
Today I realized something again: less action, more thinking. Less random actions, more thinking.
We can be immersed in the blockchain for 24 hours, collecting various information, but when it comes to making investments in cryptocurrency, we must be certain that this coin is essential to buy.
If you think this coin is worth buying, you can also choose not to buy it, then don't buy it.
If you think this information is worth looking at, you can also choose not to look at it, then you must go and look at it.
It’s about pushing yourself to be diligent, to explore various new things, but when it comes to investing, you must make a comprehensive comparison and only invest in the projects you believe in the most.
Damn it, investing in cryptocurrency without buying the projects you believe in the most, and buying those you only slightly believe in, isn’t that a sign of a problem? Don’t you all agree? $BTC $ETH $BNB #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #加密市场观察