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Thoughts to share with everyone

1. Always respect the market, don't go against the trend
In crypto, there's no such thing as a perpetual bull or bear; once a trend is established, riding the wave is key. Holding positions against the trend or trying to guess tops and bottoms will often lead to getting wrecked—90% of the time it results in deep losses. Don't let subjective emotions clash with market movements.
2. Position size is your lifeline, over-leveraging will get you wrecked
No matter how sure you are about a trend, never go all-in. Use small positions for trial and error, scale in and out in batches, and leave enough room for mistakes; surviving is far more important than getting rich overnight.
3. Stop-loss is your baseline, not using it is gambling
Without a stop-loss, all unrealized losses are just numbers on a screen. Once a waterfall hits, you might end up getting trapped and liquidated at the bottom. Set your stop-loss before entering a trade, and stick to it strictly—no wishful thinking.
4. No chasing highs, no bottom fishing
Jumping in when prices are skyrocketing means you're just picking up the bag. Blindly bottom-fishing during a downtrend can lead to buying halfway down. It’s better to miss a trade than to make a bad one; only trade what you understand and let go of uncertain opportunities.
5. Kick greed and fear to the curb
Taking profits too early and holding onto losses is the root cause of losses for most traders. Establish clear take-profit and stop-loss rules, and execute them mechanically, minimizing the impact of market fluctuations on your mindset.
6. Stick to the mainstream, avoid scam coins
Niche altcoins, shitcoins, and questionable projects are mostly traps for retail investors. They lack fundamentals and consensus, and pump-and-dump schemes are designed for the exit; ordinary traders often end up losing.
7. Don't trade what you don't understand, avoid unfamiliar avenues
If you don't understand a coin, a market, or a model, don't participate. Only trade on familiar timeframes and assets; money outside your skill set is money you'll likely lose.
8. Trading is about discipline, not gambling
Success in crypto isn't about luck; it’s about mindset, discipline, and risk management. Short-term gains and losses don't matter as much; consistent long-term profitability is the real game, and being steady is more important than being fast.
9. Lock in profits, always withdraw earnings
No matter how much unrealized profit you see, if you haven't withdrawn it, it's just numbers on a screen. Regularly cash out your profits and pocket the earnings; that’s the only real gain you can claim. $BTC $ETH
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5.09 Strategy Gradually Materializing
This morning, I clearly pointed out that the 79800—80000 zone is today's key support. As long as we don't effectively break below it, the overall view remains slightly bullish with some sideways action. After a quick bounce around the 80000 mark, the bulls continued to rally, hitting a high above 80600, basically following the expected rhythm.

From the charts, after a short-term spike, we saw some pressure and a pullback, aligning with the '80450—80800 resistance zone' logic mentioned earlier. There's no need to chase the highs blindly; it's better to wait for a confirmed pullback before jumping back in. This way, the rhythm feels much more comfortable.

Recently, the market has been quite clear: the key isn't about guessing tops or bottoms but rather about mapping out critical levels and rhythms in advance. If the support holds, go for low longs; understand when to take profit near resistance, and stay unemotional—the market will provide the answers.

In terms of strategy, I still maintain the original viewpoint:
Focus on low longs, with high shorts as a supplement.
Being a bit steadier and slower actually makes it easier to stay in the game.
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How to bet on tonight's Non-Farm Payrolls? There's a 72.6% chance the market has given up hope.

Brothers, at 8:30 PM tonight, the U.S. April Non-Farm Payroll data will be released.

CME data shows that the market believes there is a staggering 72.6% chance that the Fed won't cut rates at all this year.

What about the chance of a rate cut in June? Just 5.2%.

Got it?

Everyone has stopped holding out hope.

This Non-Farm Payroll is only expected to add 62,000 jobs.

In the past, anything below 100,000 would trigger a "recession alarm".

But now? Fed official Logan himself said: "Adding 30,000 jobs a month is enough to keep things balanced."

Yes, you read that right. 30,000.

The benchmarks have been sneakily lowered.

So tonight's show isn't really about the job numbers.

Three scenarios, only one will hurt you.

Scenario One: Data ≈ 62,000, unemployment rate steady.

The most boring plot.

The market has long treated "bad news" like a staple—U.S. stocks keep oscillating, the dollar stays strong, and you remain anxious.

Nothing to gamble on.

Scenario Two: Data far below 62,000 (say 30,000-40,000).

At this point, the word "recession" will trend.

But what will really hurt you is: wages are still rising.

Stocks drop (killing profits) + inflation can't be contained + bond market chaos = stagflation trading officially debuts.

Gold might spike first before getting pushed down, so don’t rush to chase it.

Scenario Three (nuclear level): Wage inflation exceeds 3.8%.

No matter how bad the job data is, as long as wages break this number—

The Fed will have to resist and go against the economy.

No rate cuts, and they might even raise rates again.

This isn't a trading opportunity; it's a wipeout for the bulls.

Still guessing whether BTC will pump or dump tonight?

Big money has already priced in the "no rate cuts for the year" scenario.

The real danger isn't a weak Non-Farm report; it's thinking that bad data will save the market. #BTC retracement $BTC $ETH

How to turn 3,000 into 1 million?
First off, in the crypto scene, starting with 3,000 is plenty. It's not about having a lot of cash; it's about making secure profits. Random trades can lead to a total wipeout in an instant.
1. You can allocate 2,500 for spot trading and 500 for futures.
If you know how to pick those moonshot tokens, your 2,500 could double to 5,000 in just three days, meaning you'd have a total of 5,500. But be careful with that 500; beginners trading futures often end up getting liquidated instantly!
2. The 500 can be split into five trades of 100 each using 10x leverage. If the price moves against you by 10 points, you could get liquidated. Newbies are advised to use incremental positions because even if you get liquidated with incremental positions, your trading account balance will still be intact. But if you go all-in and hit a sharp price drop, your account could go to zero in a heartbeat! That's why some newbies who lose big on futures feel like jumping off a building!
3. When trading spot, it’s crucial to pick tokens that can rocket: these are the ones that can double or even multiply several times in a short time, sometimes just a few hours. This is why many people get hooked on crypto. And that’s just spot trading; imagine adding 10x leverage on top of that?
4. The methods I've mentioned might not mean much to beginners because making profits requires not only trading skills but also overcoming human psychology. In trading, it often starts with technical skills but ends with human nature!
5. When you dive into the crypto world with 3,000, don't expect too much from the results. If, after a few trades, your principal is still intact, you're already ahead of many!
As for how to choose those moonshot tokens, feel free to follow me, and I’ll share more insights for free in my upcoming articles.
Finally, I wish everyone profits!

How to turn three thousand into one million?
First off, starting with $3000 in the crypto space is sufficient. It's not about the amount; it's about making sure you profit; reckless trading can wipe you out in an instant.
1. You can allocate $2500 for spot trading and $500 for contracts.
If you know how to pick those skyrocketing assets, your $2500 can turn into $5000 in just three days, meaning you'll have a total of $5500 in capital. Just set aside the $500 because for newcomers, trading contracts with that amount usually leads to immediate liquidation!
2. The $500 can be split into five trades of $100 each using 10x leverage to open contract positions. At 10x leverage, a 10-point price movement in the opposite direction can trigger liquidation. New traders are advised to use incremental positions because even if you get liquidated, your remaining account balance will still be intact. But if you go all-in and face a sudden market spike, your account could potentially go to zero in an instant! This is the reason why some newbies end up in dire situations after losing in contract trading!

A lot of people say the crypto scene is like a casino, but those who really know the rules aren't relying on luck.
Let me share a true story.
A newbie came in with just 1800U, thinking it was just a game, but three months later, he turned that into 29,000U, and now he's stabilized at 58,000U—never even blew a position during the whole process.
He achieved this by following the three core strategies that helped me go from 8000U to financial freedom.
1. Diversification is the foundation of survival.
Never throw all your money into the market.
I had him split his 1800U into three parts, each 600U:
• One part for day trading: only making one trade a day, closing when the target is hit—no greed.
• One part for swing trading: making a move every ten days to two weeks, focusing on capturing larger trends.
• One part as a base position: regardless of whether the market goes up or down, this stays put for safety.
Many people go all-in from the start; when the market dips, they get liquidated and have no right to talk about profits.
In crypto, first learn to survive, then you can talk about doubling your money.
2. Capture major trends, don’t blindly trade during consolidation.
80% of the time in crypto is spent in sideways movement.
Frequent trading during consolidation is just giving away money.
Wait for the trend to emerge before jumping in—that’s the right rhythm.
Once you make some profits, know when to cash out—when you've made over 20%, withdraw 30% to secure your gains.
True experts aren’t trading every day,
but rather—either they don’t trade at all, or when they do, they seize a whole major trend.
3. Control your emotions, let rules replace feelings.
The scariest thing in trading isn’t losing money, it’s losing control.
I had him set three hard rules before each trade:
• Set a stop loss at 2%, hit the point and stop immediately, no hesitation.
• When profits reach 4%, scale down to secure some gains.
• No averaging down; averaging down will only dig you deeper, and emotions will wreck your entire plan.
If you can control your emotions, the market will naturally reward you.
Let your funds roll according to the rules, not based on emotional highs and lows.
Going from 1800U to 58,000U isn’t about luck, it’s all about the system.
Whether you can make money in crypto doesn’t depend on the market, but on whether you can establish a set of rules that keeps you alive.

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5.6 Midday Market Update: Bitcoin Shines Alone, Altcoin Lags Behind? Don't Be Fooled by Appearances!

Bitcoin's trend isn't over yet. Notice how every time it hits a new high, it steps down to test support before launching again. After hitting 80738, it tested 79590, then broke 80885 to surge to 81792. Now it's pulling back from 81792 to 80885, and after testing, it's bouncing back. As long as 80885 holds, hitting new highs is just a matter of time. There's a flag pattern and resistance at 82192 that need to break together; if they do, we'll be eyeing around 83437. If you're hoping for a correction, it must break 80885 for that discussion; if it does, watch 79590. If it doesn't break, there's no need to think about going short.

The strategy is straightforward: if it breaks 81405 with volume, you can chase longs on the right side, targeting 82192 and 83437. If it breaks 80885 with volume and fails to reclaim, go short on the right side, looking down at 79788 and 78761.

As for altcoins, there's really no comparison to Bitcoin. Bitcoin is making new highs while this one can't even break 2400, having just dropped below 2376—it's weak. For it to take off, it must climb back above 2376 and solidly break 2400; otherwise, any upward movement is meaningless. Pay attention to that wedge; if 2343 can't hold, it’s likely heading to 2307, which would damage the structure and make recovery tough.

If you see a bounce, and it holds 2313, you might sneak in a long; if it breaks 2297, you have to bail. If it drops below 2353 with volume, you can go short. For chasing longs, wait until it stabilizes above 2371 before jumping in, aiming for 2400 to 2422. There's a shorting opportunity around 2464, and if it breaks 2500, it’s stop-loss time. For those who placed long orders at 2278, if it breaks 2230, you need to accept your loss.

Overall, Bitcoin is having a good time, but the altcoin is definitely dragging behind, which poses some risks. Don't try to guess the top; if the position isn't there, just wait. If it breaks, then act; if it doesn't, keep watching.

What's the dumbest trading method in the crypto world? It's the one that lets you keep 'ever-earning', steadily racking up hundreds of thousands. I'm no guru and I make mistakes too. But you might wonder: why, when the market is in despair, can my account roll from 1000U all the way to 1 million U, achieving a hundred-fold return?
Actually, I use this 'dumb' method, simple and stable, something almost anyone can do, yet many overlook it.
I’ve been using this method and can consistently earn an extra 3 to 10 points every day, it's incredibly reliable. Want to know what it is?
First rule: Look for coins that have performed well in the last 11 days, but don't touch those that have dropped for more than 3 days in a row.
Start by adding those coins that have performed well over the past 11 days to your watchlist, then eliminate those that have already dropped for over 3 days straight: that's likely money fleeing, not worth touching.
What’s left are the coins that are being chased by capital, and those are the ones with potential.
Second rule: Only trade coins with a monthly MACD golden cross $USDC.
Open the candlestick chart, only look at the monthly line, and only trade coins with a MACD golden cross.
Avoid any death crosses; we only trade coins that have bounced back after the first retest without breaking. Don’t rush, wait for the signal to confirm before making your move.

People always ask me: Can this crypto journey really pay off?
Today, I’m not talking tech; I’m sharing a real experience. I’m 38 this year, and I’ve been in the game for a solid eight years. From stumbling in at 30 to witnessing multiple bull and bear cycles, many ask me: Did you actually make money?
The answer is simple: From 2022 to 2024, my account broke into eight figures.
It’s not insider info, it’s not luck; it’s a straightforward method that might even seem 'clumsy'—I call it the '343 Phase Investment Strategy.' It’s what helped me secure over 60 million in profit.
Step one: 30% position size—light position for testing the waters, steady mindset.
Assuming a total investment of 120k, I would never go All-in at once. The first step is to deploy only 30%, 36k to build my position in $DCR.
With a light position, my mindset stays calm. No matter how volatile it gets, I won’t panic. Risks are locked within a manageable range, always leaving room to maneuver.
Step two: 40% position size—gradual layout, averaging costs.
48k acts as my 'strategic reserve' in $C.
I never chase prices on the way up; I patiently wait for a pullback to buy in batches;
When the market dips, I follow the rule: 'Buy 10% more for every 10% drop.'
No matter how the market moves, my holding cost keeps averaging down, avoiding being trapped by a single wrong judgment.
Step three: 30% position size—trend confirmation, strike hard.
The final 36k is my 'deciding chip.' I never act when the trend is unclear.
Only when the market is crystal clear—like Bitcoin breaking key levels with volume and holding—I’ll put in this last heavy position.