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I don’t know #Seven Master
what made you suddenly make this decision
It’s a bit regrettable
Within the country, it’s rare to find a relatively high-quality blogger

Our community started sharing Seven Master’s updates three years ago, but personally, I’ve known him for at least five years. I’m probably more familiar with his background than most people
Seven Master’s style isn’t something that everyone should learn
It’s very suitable for people who have a better mindset and are bold enough to achieve big results with small moves

In the group, all the member-group messages from these past three years have been preserved
providing a great opportunity for review and reflection

Colonel Before a few days, he opened several small-coin long positions
Among them, AAVE—who knows what good news it had to stimulate it—after entering, it rose by more than 20%
Since the June 6th low point, the gain has reached as high as 70%

So let’s take today as an opportunity to talk about Colonel

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Member group threshold: register on a trading exchange, with no trading volume requirement
Honestly, this is too kind.

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Style: a steady, risk-aware type—good at using Elliott Wave theory, a workhorse. Every morning at 7:00, the video analysis gets posted

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Rating: Since 2023, the community started forwarding Colonel—it’s like a very familiar old friend
Most users say his Elliott Wave theory isn’t as well-used as Liu Yudong’s, and some people also say he really likes to reference Liu’s views; because one time Liu miscalculated a point/level, and Colonel also immediately miscalculated—very awkward

Overall, his level is solid and consistent—both strengths and weaknesses are clear. In a ranging/sideways market, his stop-loss rate is quite high. He’s good at trading trends, but he also likes to be aggressive on the left side; and when entering, his strategy may be to not set a stop-loss temporarily—so there’s a considerable chance of encountering a big stop-loss. On the other hand, he also very often manages to capture big profits

Over these years, every year he sells beef balls—so he’s also arguably the top person in the coin-trading community for promoting goods as a KOL. Many people jokingly call him the “Beef Balls Strategist.” What’s kind of coincidental is that every time he “kills the bull” and sells beef balls, the market quickly turns to a crash; 2024 and 2025 both proved it

Also, regardless of profit or loss, Colonel himself also places trades—which is a big plus for me

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Recommendation index: three stars—worth referencing

#BloggerReview of #BitcoinColonel

He @DrProfitCrypto is a real beast, and he's on fire
He has countless fans in the Chinese community

The shorts at the peak not only didn’t take profit
But he also added long-term shorts later
All kinds of bearish plays
Shorting altcoins with ten grand each, 1x leverage, liquidation is stop-loss
This morning at 4 AM, he bought Bitcoin spot at 60K
How could he lose.....

"Very simple charts and very straightforward strategies:

Bitcoin is currently ranging between $57,000 and $68,000.
I still hold my shorts positioned at $120,000 and $80,000, and I added extra shorts around $67,000-$68,000, waiting for the market to test that area again.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin is forming a potential double bottom near the lower boundary of the range, which indicates a real possibility of a short-term breakout within that range.
As a trader, I don’t want to miss out when the market gives an opportunity. So, I’m buying Bitcoin spot at around $60,000.
If Bitcoin rebounds to $67,000-$68,000, that’ll be about a 12% upside potential, yielding substantial spot profits.
If Bitcoin doesn’t go up and continues to drop, I’ll cut my spot positions for losses in time, while my existing shorts act as a safety net to easily cover that loss.
If Bitcoin rises to $67,000-$68,000, my shorts might show unrealized losses temporarily, but the spot position will fully hedge this volatility.
Once I lock in spot profits, I’ll keep my shorts, and when Bitcoin drops back to around $60,000, I can profit from both the spot increase and the short decline.
This is the right way to trade ranges: without emotional attachment to a single direction, but using the range to hedge risks, realize profits, while letting bigger short positions work their magic. This is precisely my trading philosophy aimed at profiting in both directions without deviating from the main trend."

How can there be such shameless people...

The words of the big guns, the influencers in the space are basically in the top tier.
One killer move is the double open.

As long as the double open trick is unleashed, today's video recording material for taking profits is set.

1. First, let's talk about entry points:
I always love to sneak in those entry points, even if I want to enter at market price, I don't reveal it.
I post an aggressive entry point.
Because an aggressive entry point doesn't make the risk-reward ratio look so ugly.
Moreover, the aggressive entry point is just a stone's throw away from the first take-profit level; a little fluctuation and boom, profit locked in.

2. Then, this trick can be magically used regardless of whether prices rise or fall.
I can use my words to ignore the losing trade.
As long as one trade is in profit and the other is in loss, a universal excuse comes out: I mentioned in the public group that we’re still at cost price; didn't you guys exit?

What's even crazier is if the other trade hasn't hit the stop loss, and instead rebounds to hit take profit.

Then the material for tonight's video is
Double dipping 100 points on both long and short! It’s only fair for you guys to shout out “Big Gun” right?

Sigh, I'm too familiar with the influencer's nature.

#InfluencerReview of the Big Gun

The second article in the square surprisingly got way more views than my posts on Twitter
Feeling a bit anxious

Since everyone’s interested in this, let’s have a casual chat

The drama between Yan Chi and the Guru is all over Twitter; so far, it seems neither side has really taken a hit, and both have gained a lot more traffic.
Who’s right or wrong, no need to judge. They're both not exactly saints
But the Guru is actually trading with real money, which gives him a slight edge over Yan Chi

About commission income
Yan Chi's monthly earnings of 400,000 USDT are absolutely not exaggerated, and it’s definitely more than that
I can't shake the feeling that Yan Chi has some exclusive deal with Binance, kind of like an internal employee
So the support for his traffic is huge
He really is pushing old users to register under him again, which is quite tolerant

About trading skills
Pretty standard. Any trading system out there can be polished up and passed off as your own, and he’s just got his own system
But all his teaching, trading, and energy are just to pull in members.
This kind of trading for copy trading is pretty laughable,,, compared to someone like #熬鹰 who’s immersed in the market daily, live trading, and you can check their trading records, it’s just not on the same level
Can he make money trading? Probably not with short-term contracts, but he likely can with spot trading
For example, the ETH and OKB he bought at the bottom a while back are both in profit now
That’s skill, but definitely not trading skill

About character
Let’s not talk about anything else, just focus on how he treats his members
The main feedback is:
1. The first batch of paying members was his starting phase, and he promised them lifetime membership. Later, he only granted access to the teaching channel and removed them from the trading signals channel. Unless they trade under him and hit a certain volume
2. Once he got a lot of traffic, his attitude towards members went downhill. Since he doesn’t need more people, he’s acting all high and mighty. Not enough trading volume? You're out. Got questions? He ignores you
Small traders under him feel incredibly small
3. However, even though he’s profiting from commissions, it’s worth mentioning that he doesn’t push short-term trading too frequently. #BigShot on the other hand, basically places a trade every day, raking in commissions
But he should still be loyal to his close friends, Zhu Yidan and Nut are still pretty supportive of him

In summary
It’s okay for some gossip, just for fun
But following his trades? Let’s skip that.

Even though I’m not a fan of #YanChi, he’s got a bunch of issues and his trading skills are just average.

But hey, he’s brave enough to admit the massive profits of KOLs, so I guess he’s got some guts!!
With a creator's earning of 110,000 USDT, he actually claims that multiplying that by 10 is just the tip of the iceberg for his earnings on Binance...

In comparison, there’s this long-term (over 5 years) blogger who consistently rakes in over 3 million RMB in commissions every month, always claiming to share for free, saying his trading is boring, and that this little commission is only enough to cover his studio's rent and utilities. He’s got those naive overseas Chinese folks completely bamboozled. Hats off to the boss!!

A blogger like YanChi gets significant support from Binance.
The commissions, copy trading profits, and ad revenues are casually way more than what he makes from trading.

Back in the day, the legendary Zhi Ge, the guiding light for Luo Sheng in the crypto scene, probably isn't that memorable for many folks.

With a pretty solid risk-reward ratio, he had a streak of over 20 wins, earning him the 'god' status among fans.
He also faced a rough patch with a string of over ten losses, dubbed as the 'reverse indicator'.

Maybe he finally saw the true colors of those fans, and perhaps a certain coin he was heavily leveraged on skyrocketed.
On one afternoon a few years back, he quietly cleared all historical records from his channel and deleted all his YouTube videos.

After all was said and done, he slipped away, hiding his fame (and his true feelings).

After partially stepping back, Luo Sheng still occasionally drops videos.
His educational content is top-notch and often attracts newcomers to sign up on exchanges.

But Zhi Ge's passive income surely doesn't match old Luo's, and he's used to living large.

Going in circles, he still finds the money from the crypto noobs easy to rake in,
coming back to auto-copy trades on exchanges, earning profit shares + rebates.
But time and again, he faces liquidation or major drawdowns,
ending up dusty and needing a break to recalibrate.

Then, without a hint of shame, he returns once more.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this cycle repeat over the past two years.
But those die-hard fans still have faith in him.

Sigh... I really don’t know how to rate this.
Why do so many people have such a high tolerance for the influencer?

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