Yesterday, I took two trades with my followers and scored big!
Ethereum's movement was as stagnant as constipation, but the altcoin action was crystal clear. If you're not stacking up on altcoins now, are you really just going to get wrecked holding onto ETH?
Today, we've got a hidden gem lurking. Jump in, this trade is a guaranteed win!
As I expected, my followers are raking it in!\n\n2400 is a recent high, and how far it drops from here depends on what the Fed has to say next.\n\n#比特币突破7.9万美元 $ETH $BSB
From the hourly structure, ETH is in a bit of a tricky position.
First, let’s talk about the current structure. Previously, it dropped from 2423 all the way down to around 2300, completing a significant bearish wave. The current market feels more like a consolidation after a drop rather than the start of a new short.
Now, let’s look at a few details:
1. Bearish momentum is weakening. The MACD red bars are getting shorter, and the fast and slow lines are starting to converge, which usually indicates that the bearish momentum is fading, making it easier for the price to enter a sideways range.
2. There’s clear support around 2300. In the past few days, the price has frequently bounced back between 2290 and 2300, indicating that there’s buying interest in that area.
3. Price is moving towards the mid-Bollinger Band. Currently, the price is hovering between 2320 and 2330, right near the mid-Bollinger Band. This area is close to the battleground between bulls and bears, making it not the best entry point.
So, can we short it directly now?
My answer is: it’s not worth it.
If you want to short, you should at least wait for a bounce before going short. If it bounces back to around 2350-2360 tonight, close to the upper Bollinger Band, and shows signs of stagnation or a red candle, that would be a more comfortable spot to short.
Right now, shorting around 2320 could lead to two scenarios: either it goes sideways and tests your patience or suddenly bounces back.
A very practical principle in trading is that it’s better to wait for a good position rather than chase after emotions.
Good trades are usually found waiting at key levels, not forcing trades at mid-range prices.
I took a look at the 1-hour chart for $SPK , and this kind of movement is actually pretty typical.
From 0.03 it shot up to 0.063, basically a continuous rally with minimal pullbacks in between. A lot of folks see this action and their first instinct is FOMO, so they can’t help but jump in. But honestly, this kind of spot isn’t ideal for going long directly.
The reason is simple: it’s been moving too fast.
The price is already riding the upper Bollinger Band, and just when it hit 0.0638, a clear red candlestick showed up, indicating that some traders are cashing in their profits. The trend is still there, but short-term, we need to digest some of that liquidity.
In these situations, I generally won’t chase at the highs.
What usually happens is the price pulls back a bit before deciding on the next move. Like right now, if it dips back to around 0.055, or even a bit deeper to around 0.052, and then we see a volume spike to the upside, that’s a much more comfortable spot to enter.
Another scenario is a direct breakout. If we see volume breaking above 0.064 and it holds, then it’s not too late to jump in.
A common mistake many traders make is rushing in as soon as they see a price increase. But with more experience, you'll notice that after a sustained rally, most of the time, there’s a pullback opportunity. Being patient often leads to better entry points.
In just a couple of days, I made 200K with my followers! Real money-making opportunities are never trending!
Started my move two days ago and noticed the coin $CHIP . I set up a long position around 0.041. Woke up to a solid 2.4x gain! The contract even did a whopping 24x!
This single trade raked in 200K!
Why was it so stable? Because I don’t just follow the hype; I analyze structure, order books, and chip evolution.
At that time, the market was hesitant, but I could see the whales clearly pushing down prices to accumulate, with a very steady washout rhythm. Once the wash was done, a breakout was highly probable.
While others were still on the sidelines, I had already jumped in early, riding the rhythm to capture this wave of profit. It’s not luck; it’s about understanding the game, holding strong, and being stable.
And now, the next opportunity is already on its way. Those who understand the rhythm have already positioned themselves; those who don’t are still chasing highs and playing bag holders.
This $ETH liquidation heatmap is actually easier to read than just looking at the candlesticks.
The heatmap shows where the contract positions are generally concentrated at certain price levels. Once the price hits these areas, we can see a lot of liquidations happening, which can lead to increased volatility.
From the chart, we can see that ETH was basically oscillating around $2400 for a while. However, the price has recently dipped below $2380 and quickly dropped to around $2350, indicating that short-term selling pressure is starting to emerge, breaking the previous sideways trend.
Looking above, the strong liquidation zone between $2420 and $2440 is quite evident, with a lot of short positions stacked up here. If the price pushes up to this level, it could easily trigger a wave of short squeezes, leading to a rapid spike in price.
But right now, the price is still a bit far from there, and short-term funds don’t show any clear intent to push upwards just yet.
On the flip side, the positions below are more concentrated. There's significant liquidation around the $2330 to $2340 range, indicating a lot of long positions are present here. If the market continues to move down, this area could easily get swept.
Currently, the price is expected to oscillate around $2360 for a while. If there’s a rebound, we’ll first look for resistance around $2370 to $2380. However, as long as $2380 doesn’t hold, the market could very well test the $2330 level again.
I have a friend, Fei Ge, who turned a 100,000 principal into 1,000,000 in the cryptocurrency market.
Do you think this is all because of his amazing skills? The secret is just one word: stable.
"When the market rises, resist the urge to add, when it falls, hold steady and don't cut, the market becomes a cash machine." This statement sounds simple but is difficult to execute.
Many people can blindly follow the trend when the market is rising and collapse emotionally when it falls, but Fei Ge never does that.
Here are six major emotional control rules; if you learn them, you too can achieve stable profits.
Battlefield 1: Entering without impulsiveness, first draw three lines No matter how hot the market is, calm down before entering and first draw three lines: the highs and lows of the last three days, the position of the 5-day moving average, and the critical point of trading volume. For example, during the dogecoin surge in 2021, everyone was crazily entering the market, but Lao Zhou only used 10% of his position to test the waters. As a result, when dogecoin corrected by 30%, others faced liquidation while he made steady profits.
Newcomer entry formula: See hot coins → Note the price → Draw three lines → Signal overlap → 5% position to test the waters.
Battlefield 2: Don't panic during consolidation, the calculator is the weapon BTC consolidated for 47 days, and everyone in the group shouted "It's crashing," but Lao Zhou had his own operational methods. When the community's panic sentiment was too intense, he knew it was time to buy the dip.
Battlefield 3: Take profit and cut losses, mindset is the most important When seeing profits exceed 30%, immediately take profits and leave the rest to watch. Never procrastinate to avoid drawdowns eating into your profits.
Battlefield 4: Emotional control is about mastering the rhythm When others are panicking, Lao Zhou stays calm; when others are greedy, Lao Zhou also stays calm. Mastering the rhythm of the market is mastering emotions.
Battlefield 5: Look at the big picture and wait patiently Don't be impatient; wait for the opportunity. Only act after the big trend is clear.
Battlefield 6: Cut losses and take profits, precise operation Set clear stop-loss and take-profit points, and act quickly and decisively.
Experts in the cryptocurrency world are not necessarily the most skilled technically, but those who can maintain emotional stability and control the rhythm. If you control your mindset well, the market can become a cash machine.
At the beginning of the year, a fan added me. The message had only one sentence—"Bro, I'm done, I've lost 600,000." At that moment, he said he hadn't slept for two days, and his account was wiped clean. It's not the lack of money that's the scariest, but watching the market surge and plummet while having no strength to react.
I didn't let him act immediately, nor did I encourage him to "hang in there." I just replied to him: "First, stabilize your mind, then stabilize your position." In the crypto world, funds can come back, but if your mindset collapses, everything is lost.
I helped him rebuild the rhythm, starting from the most basic actions:
Step One: Stop all blind operations, only trade what you can understand; Step Two: Split the principal, no single trade over 15%, no matter how good the opportunity, never go all in; Step Three: Don't touch profits, only rely on profits to gradually grow.
At first, he was very anxious. While others doubled their money overnight, he was only making a few points every day. I told him: "Brother, what you want is to turn things around, not to get rich overnight."
Slowly, he began to regain confidence from steady small trades. Three months later, the account climbed back from a residual value to 200,000; By the sixth month, it directly broke through 500,000.
That day he sent me a message: "Bro, if you hadn't told me to stop, I might have exited the circle long ago."
I laughed—this is the true evolution of the crypto world. Most people lose not because they don't understand, but because they are too anxious. When the market heats up, they rush in, and when it drops, they panic, ultimately being repeatedly harvested by the market. And he learned the most important lesson: not seeking speed, but seeking stability.
In the crypto world, it's not about who has the biggest guts, but who can remain steady. Only those who survive have the qualification to win.
Today, taking fans to ambush the meme coins, starting to profit, capital out to continue the game, only seeking stability.
It's very difficult to go on in this market relying on just one person. Now, I have a well-maintained road here, are you willing to walk it?
The 'silly methods' that the dealer fears you learning the most, one of my fans turned things around from 3000U
When her account had less than 3000U left, she was almost afraid to open the trading software.
Previously, she had stepped on all the pitfalls in the crypto world: chasing highs and cutting losses, going all in, and all in on altcoins... Every time she thought she could catch the bottom and seize the last wave, the result was that her account shrank like a snowball.
If you ask me how she turned things around? Simple, the first step, she learned the 'three don'ts': Don't chase highs and cut losses, it's better to miss out than to stand guard at the mountain top. Don't go all in, always leave at least 30% cash, so you can calmly buy the dip when others are panicking. Don't go all in on altcoins, always keep your position within a reasonable range, preserving life is more important than getting rich quickly.
After quitting these three bad habits, her account finally stopped rollercoastering.
The second step, she started to make steady profits using 'silly methods': During sideways fluctuations, firmly refrain from acting until the direction is clear; When a large bearish candle hits, while others are scared and cutting positions, she dares to buy low against the trend; After a waterfall-style crash, she dares to build positions in batches, gradually lowering costs; When she makes money, she takes it promptly, never lingering in battle.
These methods sound nothing fancy, even a bit 'silly', but precisely because they are simple, they are the most effective. With this set of silly methods, she turned 3000U into considerable profits in just a few months, and helped a few friends around her to get out together.
The truth in the crypto world is actually very simple: make fewer mistakes + strict execution = long-term profitability. Most people are not lacking in intelligence, but rather too impatient and quick with their hands. What dealers fear the most is that you can remain calm and persist in using these 'silly methods'.
It's easy to get lost when you wander alone, but following the right methods allows you to go further.