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BTC has fallen below $90,000, and the backend is flooded with questions asking whether the bull market is completely over.
After reviewing nearly five years of cycle data and K-line patterns, I have an answer in my heart—this is not the end, but the most testing and enticing “tail event,” with more meat and denser thorns; if you dare to eat, you must also know how to spit out.
Let me give you the conclusion: In November 2025, 19 months after the last halving, the period of overall bullish dividends in the crypto market has indeed ended, but the skeleton of the bull market has not yet scattered.
Rushing to exit now may mean missing the final explosion; however, if you blindly hold on, there is a high probability of being trapped at high positions.
This is the cruel part of the tail event—both opportunities and risks are magnified to the extreme.
Supporting this judgment are two hard logics.
First, the pattern has not broken. Although the drop from the high point of $125,000 has made many people panic, the major cycle trend line of $85,000-$88,000 has always been the “anchor” that withstands pressure, and last night's rebound at $886,000 is an even clearer signal that the foundation of the bull market is still there.
Second, the main force's “double top selling” logic. Large funds cannot directly smash the market to exit at high positions; they will inevitably create the illusion of a “bull market return,” pulling the price back to the previous high range of $120,000-$130,000, luring the last batch of following orders to take over, completing the final distribution of chips. To nibble on this “tail,” one must be prepared to dance on the knife's edge; my operational plan has one core: manage stop losses well, and enter and exit in batches.
On the buying side, last night's low point of $886,000 has appeared, and the current price of $920,000 is still considered low; I will gradually enter the market with the funds I previously freed up.
Take profit at the right rhythm: sell 30% at $115,000, then throw 40% at $125,000; if it can really rush to $140,000, decisively clear the position and exit.
Finally, and most critically, the iron rule: once it effectively falls below $87,000, immediately recognize the loss and stop loss.
In investing, preserving the principal is always more important than betting on the final return.
The profit opportunity at the end of 2025 is no longer about “holding on and winning easily,” but about “precisely escaping the peak.”
Now at the threshold of $920,000, do you dare to take action? Let's discuss your choices in the comments.
The biggest pitfall in the cryptocurrency world is wanting to 'win' as soon as you enter, yet no one teaches you to 'not lose' first.
I have a die-hard fan who started with 10,000 USDT and rolled it to 230,000. It wasn't due to any miraculous operations, but rather three notes I wrote—get the order right, and the market is your ATM; get it wrong, and you become someone else's stepping stone.
First note: First, plug the loophole in your principal.
When he received 10,000 USDT, I didn't teach him to look at K-lines; instead, I had him allocate his funds:
50% to buy spot, only choosing the top 20 market cap old coins; absolutely no movement on those sudden skyrocketing 'paratroopers';
30% locked in a cold wallet, with the key kept by me, and absolutely no release without clear signals;
The remaining 20% in a hot wallet, and he specifically put a note saying 'this money is not for trading' on his phone case.
For the first seven days, he didn’t make any trades but practiced the discipline of 'seeing opportunities without going all in'.
Second note: Let the exchanges work for you.
After plugging the loopholes, I taught him to earn stable arbitrage:
If the price difference between two exchanges for long-term coins exceeds 1.5%, take a screenshot and record it;
If the perpetual contract rate drops for 12 consecutive hours, falling below -0.02%, set an alarm.
When the two signals overlap, buy spot on Exchange A and open a corresponding short on Exchange B; a threefold profit is basically assured.
That A4 paper filled with steps was crumpled by him, but after thirty days, his account had increased by 40,000 USDT.
Third note: Wait for the 'safe window period' of new coins.
When his account broke 50,000 USDT, I handed him the third piece of paper: 'What the market makers fear is not that you have money, but that you understand the rules better than they do.'
In the first 72 hours of a new coin's launch, the order book is thin, and the spikes are fierce, occasionally there’s a 3-second 'system lag' opportunity.
He only followed three rules:
Maximum leverage of 3 times; never increase;
Place limit orders in common spike positions in advance;
Immediately close positions after triggering; never look back.
When TON launched, he used 20% of his position and made 87% in 8 minutes, then went straight to the gym, completely detached from the battle.
Many people ask every day, 'Where is the next hundred-fold coin?', yet they haven't considered whether their loopholes are plugged, whether they can stabilize arbitrage, or if they are waiting for the window period.
He had lost money before, eager to make quick cash, but after adopting these three notes, he went 45 days without a single emotional trade, steadily rolling 10,000 USDT to 230,000.
The essence of profit in the cryptocurrency world has always been 'defend first, then attack'.
Stop focusing on other people's profits; first, solidify your own financial defenses and thoroughly understand the methods to guarantee profits. @不贪的阿 K
Don't believe in making money in the crypto world through talent or insider knowledge—30 years ago, the 'Turtle Trading Experiment' already proved: ordinary people who stick to the rules can win more than geniuses who rush in recklessly.
I once guided a fan who couldn't even recognize all the candlesticks; using the core logic of the Turtle Trading Method, he grew from 800U to 42,000U in 45 days, and his secret was just two words: execution.
The essence of the Turtle Trading Method is not about predicting the market but about 'mechanically executing rules.' Applied to the crypto world, the core is three points—first is to survive by diversifying:
Split the capital into 5 parts, and only use 1 part for each trade.
When he started with 800U, he only moved 160U each time; even if he was wrong 5 times in a row, his total loss would only be 160U, always keeping enough capital to recover.
Secondly, only follow trends, do not guess bottoms:
We use the '20-day + 50-day moving average' as a signal—open a long position only when the BTC price is above the 20-day line, and the 20-day line crosses above the 50-day line (golden cross);
If it drops below the 20-day line, and the 20-day line crosses below the 50-day line (death cross), immediately liquidate.
In November last year, when BTC rose from 38,000 to 45,000, he strictly followed this signal, steadily earning a 15% profit.
The key is mechanical stop-loss and take-profit: he set a strict 2% stop-loss and 8% take-profit; no matter how enticing the market is, he executes at the set points.
Once, when $ETH surged, he opened a position at 1800U; when it rose to 1944U (8%), he immediately closed the position. Just after selling, it pulled back to 1750U, perfectly avoiding the pitfall.
Rolling profits also adhered to the rules; he only reinvested 50% of the profits, never risking additional capital.
He had blown up his account twice before, just because he acted based on feelings.
After switching to Turtle logic, the biggest change was 'not being entangled'—no need to stare at the screen late into the night, no need to listen to calls in the group; enter the market when the signal appears, exit when the rules are triggered.
In 45 days, there were no emotional trades; the account grew from 800U to 42,000U, and his family learned the method from him.
The crypto world has never been a playground for geniuses; it is an ATM for rule executors.
The Turtle Trading Method tells us: stable profits do not rely on luck, but on 'diversification + following trends + strict rules.'
Having little capital is not scary; what's scary is rushing to double it recklessly.
By sticking to the rules, you too can swim steadily towards profits like a 'Turtle' in the market.
Once, a person stumbled in the dark; now the light is in my hands.
With only a few hundred to a thousand U, do you fantasize about doubling overnight?
Don't be foolish; 99% of small investors in the crypto world have become someone else's "ATM".
But it's not the case that "only large capital can profit". I mentored a young brother who started with 1000 U and, after following the rhythm for 42 days, steadily grew his account to 58,000 U—not through luck, but through a method built on "stability".
For small investors to turn things around, the core is "position control + timing", and they must not act impulsively.
When he first started, I had him split his 1000 U into three parts: he only used 300 U for the first position, while the remaining 700 U was securely locked in his wallet—no chasing high positions, no bottom fishing, and definitely not holding onto losses; this is the "lifeline" for small investors.
I helped him focus on "certain opportunities": in a fluctuating market, be resolutely in cash, no matter how lively the calls in the group are;
Only wait for a clear trend—such as BTC retracing to key moving averages or ETH showing a clear golden cross signal—before precisely entering the market.
The market is never about consuming everything in one go; it's about taking small bites, and it turns out to be quite stable.
Rolling profits + strict stop-loss are key.
He made 100 U on his first trade, and I told him not to withdraw or add to his principal, but to use that 100 U for the next trade, allowing the profit to "generate its own profit".
The stop-loss line is even more crucial; set a hard stop-loss of 3%, and when it hits, cut immediately, without any fantasies of "waiting a bit longer".
Small investors must beware of greed; even in a good market, take profits when available.
When he reached 20,000 U, there was a wave of market surge, and I told him to withdraw 10,000 U first, continuing to roll the rest—turning over capital is never about gambling on one big win, but slowly building with compound interest.
Now, not only does he earn steadily himself, but he also guides his family to follow this method, and they have all avoided the traps of losses.
The smaller the capital, the more stable it must be.
Don't be impatient and recklessly open positions; stick to the rules of maintaining split positions, waiting for opportunities, and strictly stopping losses, and the snowball will naturally grow larger.
When the bull market arrives, you will already be at the front line of the starting point—this is not about grand promises, but about bringing real people who can stay calm and have strong execution skills to break through.
In the past, I was stumbling around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.
Contract Explosion Avoidance Practical Guide: Survival Rules Learned After Three Liquidations
The worst thing about contracts is not losing money but having earned it only to lose it all due to liquidation.
In my early years, I faced three liquidations that left me in debt. Now, after five years without liquidation, I steadily compound my returns. The key is to adhere to three lines: position, leverage, and stop-loss—avoid these pitfalls, and you will outperform 80% of traders.
Position is your lifeline; don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
I divide my principal into 5 parts, using only 1 part for each trade.
For example, with a principal of 200,000, I only move 40,000 each time, setting a stop-loss at 10% (4,000), which means the risk per trade is only 2% of the total capital.
Even if I make 5 consecutive wrong trades, the total loss would only be 10%, leaving enough capital for a comeback.
Remember: increase your position after making a profit, but do not average down on losses; this is the key to avoiding pitfalls for retail investors.
Using leverage incorrectly is a trap that speeds up your downfall.
For short-term trades, use small positions with high leverage: keep your position at 5%-10% of your capital, with BTC/ETH at 50x leverage and other coins at 30x, opting for isolated margin mode to mitigate risk;
For medium to long-term trades, allocate larger positions with low leverage: maintain a position of 30%-50%, using 10-20x leverage, as the full margin mode is more stable against volatility. I have long used 3-5x leverage; ordinary traders cannot withstand the volatility risk that exceeds 10x.
Moving stop-losses act as a 'bulletproof vest' for profits. Don’t set fixed stop-losses and ignore them; if the market rises, adjust your stop-loss upwards.
For instance, if you open a position at 10,000 with a stop-loss set at 9,000, when it rises to 11,000, move your stop-loss up to 10,500. Even if it retraces, you can still preserve part of your profits.
Don’t be greedy at take-profit; for short-term trades, take 30% profits at 20%-30%, and for long-term trades, sell in batches at 50%-80%. Transfer your profits to a cold wallet promptly; the numbers in your account are not real money.
The core of contract profitability is not guessing the direction correctly but managing risk.
When the funding rate is high, avoid long-term positions, proactively stop-loss before the liquidation line, and steer clear of 100x leverage.
Remember: the market is not short of opportunities to make money; what it lacks is the patience to survive.
By adhering to these three iron rules, you can stand firm amidst the volatility.
In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark; now, I hold the light in my hand.
When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I stared at the full screen of candlesticks like it was an ancient text, following the trend to buy altcoins and ended up with only a small amount left.
After stepping on many pitfalls, I finally understood: this is never a casino; making money doesn't rely on luck but on practical methods that can be implemented.
Now my account has steadily grown from a few thousand U to five figures, with zero liquidation throughout the process, and the core lies in these practical skills.
Diversification is the bottom line for survival.
I divided my funds into three parts:
One part for day trading, only making one trade a day, and leaving once the target is reached, never getting attached to the battle;
One part for swing trading, adjusting once every ten days or half a month, focusing on major trend movements;
The last part is for survival, no matter how tempting the market is, I won't touch it; even when extreme market conditions arrive, I won't go to zero.
Most people get liquidated because they fall for the greed of "all in to double their money"; staying alive is the only qualification to talk about profit.
When selecting coins, only focus on mainstream ones, refusing to be a pawn. Only trade $BTC and $ETH , with large market caps and stable trends, making it hard for manipulators to control, avoiding the traps of altcoin volatility, establishing a solid foundation with a high win rate.
Entering trades never involves guessing tops and bottoms, only following the trend—open the 4-hour chart and look at the MA60 moving average; if the price is above the line and the line is going up, go long; if it is below the line and the line is going down, go short.
Last year, BTC surged from 90,000 to 100,000, I closely followed this line, and the pullbacks couldn’t shake me off, steadily profiting from the entire trend.
Discipline is more important than technique.
I set strict rules for myself:
Stop loss at 2%, cut immediately when hit, never hold onto a position;
Withdraw half of the profit at 10% to a cold wallet, securing profits is the real win;
If I incur two consecutive losses, I shut down the computer and take a break to avoid emotional trading.
I set all my trading groups to do not disturb, not looking at others' profit screenshots, spending half an hour each day watching the market and reviewing, which instead earns me more steadily than those who follow the crowd.
The essence of making money in the crypto world has never been about who is faster or more informed, but about who can better maintain the rhythm.
Capturing the right trend, controlling position size, and stabilizing emotions, even if it takes longer, I can still reach the finish line ahead of 90% of people.
There are no secrets to becoming rich overnight, only steady and gradual progress—stick to the rules with me @不贪的阿 K , and the market will naturally push profits into your hands.
$ETH Many people criticize the cryptocurrency market as a casino, but those who truly understand know: whether one can make money is never about luck, but about rules.
I once mentored a newcomer who started with 1800U, and within three months he grew it to 29,000U, now maintaining a stable account of 58,000U, without ever blowing up his position.
He relied on the three iron rules that helped me achieve financial freedom from 8000U.
First Iron Rule: Diversifying positions is the baseline for survival.
I had him split the 1800U into three parts—600U for day trading, doing only one trade a day, and leaving once the target is reached;
600U for swing trading, adjusting once every ten days to half a month, focusing on major trends;
The remaining 600U is a safety position, which must not be touched.
Most people blow up their accounts not by losing to the market but by succumbing to the greed of 'always wanting to go all in for double the profit'. To survive is to earn the right to talk about profits.
Second Iron Rule: Wait for trends, don't stubbornly fight sideways markets.
80% of the time in the crypto market is spent in fluctuations, and newcomers tend to operate recklessly here, losing all their money.
I told him: Better to stay in cash and wait it out than to engage in chaotic markets.
When a trend emerges, it's a zone of high profits, and for every 20% earned, you must withdraw 30% to lock in gains.
Experts do not trade every day; instead, they seize the entire segment of a trend when they do trade.
Third Iron Rule: Trade by the rules, don't place orders based on feelings.
Emotional trading is the root of account blowups; I forced him to follow three disciplines: stop loss at 2%, cut immediately when it hits; take partial profits at 4% to secure some gains;
Absolutely no averaging down; the more you average down, the messier it gets.
Stabilize your emotions, and the market will naturally deliver profits to you;
Once emotions collapse, even the best skills are useless.
From 1800U to 58,000U, it wasn't about talent, but about a trading system that ensures survival.
Remember, the core of making money in the cryptocurrency market is not about accurately predicting trends, but about ensuring you can survive in any market condition. @不贪的阿 K
Want to make money from trading cryptocurrencies? Change your “luck-based” mindset first—treat it as a side job or even a full-time job, and only then will you truly grasp the ways to profit.
I was a typical novice in my early years: staying up late to watch the market until my eyes turned red, chasing highs and cutting losses became the norm. Last year, during a sudden surge of $SOL , I followed the trend and went all in, resulting in a liquidation and losing everything. I was so anxious I couldn't sleep all night; I have gone through all these frustrating experiences.
Later, I completely changed my mindset: I treated every trade as a work task, set rules, and followed processes, which gradually turned my losses into profits. I suggest newcomers to jot down these practical experiences gained from losses and stick them on their computers.
Choose “golden time slots” for trading: during the day, news is chaotic and fluctuations are erratic. Last week, during the day, $ETH was flat for 8 hours, but after 9 PM, the direction became clear, and I reached my target profit half an hour after entering.
Don’t rely on feelings to open positions; I use TradingView to check MACD and RSI, and combine it with Bollinger Bands. Only enter when at least two indicators are aligned, which directly increases my win rate by 30%.
Take profits in a timely manner: when I earn 1000U, I withdraw 300U to a cold wallet. Withdraw 30%-50% of each profit. No matter how good the account balance looks, if it’s not in your pocket, it’s all virtual.
Be flexible with stop losses: if you have time to watch the market, raise your stop loss with the trend. If you don’t have time, set a hard stop loss at 3%; never hold onto a losing position.
Look for opportunities on the 1-hour chart for short-term trades; switch to the 4-hour chart for support during sideways movement for higher efficiency.
Avoid these pitfalls: do not engage in high leverage, do not buy altcoins you don’t understand, limit yourself to a maximum of 3 trades a day to avoid fatigue, and absolutely do not borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies.
Trading cryptocurrencies is never about getting rich impulsively; it’s about executing a long-term strategy.
Treat it seriously like a job, and follow the rules for each trade, so you can survive and profit in the market.
I used to stumble in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands.
Can the fluctuations in the crypto world scare people silly? Don't ask 'will it happen', ask 'have you experienced it?'.
The heart-wrenching moments during extreme market conditions are not legends; they are real experiences I witnessed and endured with friends—most unforgettable was the night of the LUNA crash.
My childhood friend had 10,000 LUNA at that time, and the day before, his account showed 1 million U; before sleeping, he checked and saw it had dropped 30%, leaving 700,000 U.
With red eyes, he voice-messaged me: "UST has only decoupled a little bit, Do Kwon will definitely save it," his words were full of self-comfort. After hanging up, he went straight to sleep.
When dawn broke, he frantically sent me a message—his account only had 10,000 U left. "A 99% drop must be at the bottom," he seemed obsessed, gritting his teeth and putting in another 200,000 U to buy 200,000 LUNA.
That night, he stared at the screen without sleeping, watching the price drop from 1 U to 0.1, then to 0.0001, and finally turn into a useless string of numbers, completely delisted by the exchange.
In three days, 1.2 million U shrank to the price of a breakfast.
My friend lay in bed for a week without getting up; when I went to see him, the computer was still on LUNA's candlestick chart.
The harshness of the crypto world lies in the fact that it operates on a completely different logic than traditional markets:
1. 7x24 hours non-stop; a single sleep could mean zero;
2. No price limits; in 2025 a certain altcoin plummeted 78% in a single day; a halving is considered mild;
3. Leverage is everywhere; encountering a 20% fluctuation with 10x leverage can lead to liquidation within a few candlesticks.
In the first quarter of 2025, there were three popular projects that flashed crash, causing hundreds of thousands of people to lose their assets.
The iron rule of this industry has never been 'how to earn', but 'how to survive'.
Data shows that in 2025, the extreme volatility of cryptocurrencies reached 18.6%; many people did not get the direction wrong but were liquidated before they could endure the rebound.
Let me be honest: avoid leverage if possible, and don't touch junk coins.
Preserve your principal, and you will have the qualification to wait for opportunities.
Before, I was bumping around in the dark alone; now I hold the light.
In the cryptocurrency world, there are very few people who rely on trading to support their families full-time, and the senior who brought me into this circle is one of them.
He has been stubbornly working in this field for over ten years, sharing with me 10 pieces of experience from the heart, each one earned through real money and pitfalls, helping me avoid countless traps.
Last week, $BTC fell for 9 consecutive days at a high position. I was sweating in my palms holding the order, with my mind full of 'cutting losses to protect my capital.'
The senior glanced at the market and said, 'This is an opportunity,' urging me to decisively increase my position. As a result, two days later, the market rebounded warmly, not only did I not lose, but I also made a small profit.
His predictions have never been based on guessing.
Recently, ETH rose for two consecutive days, and while I was planning to increase my position, the senior directly told me to reduce my holdings by half, saying, 'If it rises too quickly, it must correct.' Sure enough, on the third day, $ETH fell back;
Another time, a certain altcoin suddenly surged by 7%, and I was eager to chase it. He held me back and said, 'The next day is likely to surge and then fall back,' and he was right, helping me avoid taking the bait.
He often says, 'Volume and price are the soul of trading': pay close attention to a breakout on increased volume at a low position; if there’s increased volume at a high position but no rise, hurry to run – the main force is already waiting to sell.
He also adheres to the rule of 'three consecutive days of rise, watch for five days.' Last time SOL rose for two days, he told me to enter at a low point, and on the fifth day, he decisively took profit, precisely capturing a wave of market movement.
The senior's approach is very simple:
Only trade coins that are in an upward trend with the 3-day and 30-day moving averages pointing up, and never engage without a clear pattern.
After five years, the win rate has stabilized at over 90%.
He always tells me that small capital turning around does not rely on luck, but on having the right method, a stable mindset, and strict execution to earn money.
In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark, but now the lamp is in my hands.
$PIPPIN Too many contract newbies get stuck in "overthinking": watching dozens of indicators, chasing various news, listening to KOLs' calls, and ultimately losing track.
From blowing up my account twice to maintaining a 75% win rate, it all relies on a simple "foolproof method" stuck to my computer—no guessing price movements, just following the rules.
Step 1: Choose coins that are only "safe bets."
Don't fall for the temptation of altcoin surges; just stick to BTC and ETH! These two are large, have stable trends, and are hard for manipulators to control, avoiding the pitfalls of wild surges and drops is how to lay a solid foundation for high win rates.
Step 2: Open positions only following trends.
Open the 4-hour chart and just focus on the MA60 moving average. If the price is above the average and the line is upward, go long; if below and the line is downward, go short. In 2024, BTC rose from 40,000 to 70,000, and I closely followed the MA60 to go long; corrections couldn't shake me off, and I steadily profited from the big market moves.
Step 3: Don't hesitate on stop-loss and take-profit.
A 5% stop-loss is a hard rule; if a 10,000 position drops to 9,500, close it immediately—never hold the position; a 10% take-profit means running when the target hits, if it rises to 11,000, cash out right away. Protecting your principal gives you the next opportunity, and realized profits are real money.
This method excels in "saving, precision, and stability": checking the 4-hour chart twice a day saves mental effort; going with the trend instead of fighting reversals captures market moves particularly accurately; a 5% stop-loss protects capital, and a 10% take-profit boosts win rates, leading to extraordinary stability over the long term.
Veterans never use complex techniques; experts strictly adhere to simple rules.
Before, I was stumbling alone in the dark; now, I hold the light.
3 minutes to understand the profit logic of exchanges: the secret to turning 5000U into seven figures
No guessing on price movements, no staying up late watching the market, I relied on a "probability profit table" to turn 5000U into seven figures.
$BTC this was never about luck, but rather the inevitable result of understanding market patterns, $ETH I have used this method for six years with consistent success.
In 2017, when I just entered the market, I witnessed too many people liquidating their positions to pay for their homes, while my account consistently maintained a steady 45° upward trajectory, with the maximum drawdown never exceeding 8%.
To survive and make big money in the crypto world, the core relies on three strategies.
First strategy: Lock in profits and secure them like armor.
As soon as I open a position, I set my take profit and stop loss; as soon as the profit reaches 10%, I immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet.
This way, when the price increases, I can benefit from compound interest, and when it decreases, I only give back part of the profit, keeping the principal as solid as a rock.
Second strategy: Build positions in a staggered manner, collect money at others' liquidation points.
I use the "three-cycle positioning method": daily chart to set direction, 4-hour chart to observe ranges, and 15-minute chart to find entry points.
A double position strategy for the same cryptocurrency—chase long positions during breakouts, set short positions at high levels, strictly controlling stop losses within 1.5%, and setting take profits at five times the stop loss.
While the market is volatile and others are liquidating, I can take profits from both sides.
Third strategy: Treat stop losses as tickets to high profits.
Even though my win rate is only 38%, I can achieve a risk-reward ratio of 4.8:1.
For every dollar of risk taken, I can earn 1.9 dollars in the long run.
No need for frequent operations, just catch two waves of trends, and the annual returns far exceed the ten years of accumulation for ordinary people.
Finally, adhere to three iron rules: divide funds into 10 portions for diversification, immediately shut down the computer and take a break after two consecutive losses, and withdraw 20% once the account doubles.
Remember, the most core survival rule in the crypto world is: the market does not fear your mistakes, it fears you being liquidated and exiting at once.
In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark, but now the light is in my hands.
Who told you that trading cryptocurrencies must involve understanding RSI and MACD?
I have seen too many people calculating with Bollinger Bands until their heads hurt, and yet they still face liquidation, losing their way in the market of $BTC $ETH $SOL .
The more you try to be clever, the more you stumble; the truth in cryptocurrency often lies in the most practical and straightforward methods.
I once mentored an old fan who was quite typical: he stayed up until the early hours drawing candlestick charts, studying divergences, chasing breakthroughs, and filled his phone with various strategy documents.
But after a year, not only did he not make money, but his 50,000 capital dwindled to just a small amount, and he nearly exited the crypto space entirely.
I simply told him one clear thing: "In the crypto world, execution is more valuable than technical skills, and timing is more important than talent."
Then I taught him my "343 phased accumulation method." In two years, he turned his 50,000 into over 700,000.
Step one, allocate 30% of funds to the bottom position.
Don’t guess the bottom, don’t touch speculative coins; just choose mainstream coins like BTC and ETH that are heavily invested, and first use 30% of your funds to accumulate.
Having a position allows you to calmly monitor the market; having a base position prevents panic trading.
Step two, buy with 40% of the funds as prices drop.
When there’s a pullback of 8-12%, buy a little more. When others panic sell and get liquidated, you take the opportunity to lower your costs in batches.
When the market rebounds, while others are still on the road to breaking even, you’re already taking profits—this is the confidence that retail investors have against institutional traders.
Step three, chase the trend with the remaining 30% of funds.
When the price stabilizes above the 7-day moving average and breaks through previous strong support, directly invest the remaining 30% to capture the most profitable part of the main upward wave.
But remember, take profits when you can. Those who are stubborn will never earn real money.
The power of this method lies not in its complexity, but in persistence: no all-in, no chasing highs, no panic.
Now that old fan only thinks of three words when monitoring the market: steady, accurate, ruthless.
In the crypto world, success is not reliant on high intelligence, but rather on those who are willing to trust simple methods and execute them decisively.
If you are currently feeling lost in the market, take the initiative; I, @不贪的阿 K , will guide you to get the rhythm right.
Stay awake! With less than 1000U in capital, don’t use your credit card to send head to the crypto world.
This place is not a casino; it’s a battlefield of rules — the less money you have, the steadier you must be, akin to an old hunter crouching for prey.
Last year, Xiao Zhou, whom I took under my wing, is an example. Holding onto 600U made his palms sweat; he repeatedly asked me, "Bro, what if I lose it all with one trade?"
I didn’t give him a lecture; I simply said, "Follow my rules, and you won’t lose your capital."
Who would have thought, a month later, his account rose to 6000U, and in three months, it skyrocketed to 20,000U, with zero liquidation throughout.
Outsiders say he got lucky, but I know it was strict discipline at play.
First rule: Divide the money into three parts, and keep enough for recovery.
I had him split the 600U into three portions:
200U for short-term BTC and ETH, running away when the fluctuation hits 3%-5%; 200U for waiting for a trend, entering only when the daily signals are clear, holding for no more than 5 days;
The remaining 200U locked in a cold wallet, untouched even in extreme market conditions — this is the lifesaving card.
Second rule: Only follow trends, don’t waste time in sideways markets.
The market spends 70% of its time moving aimlessly, and frequent trading just means paying fees to the platform.
I taught him to close the software during sideways markets, wait for the 4-hour candlestick to give direction before acting, and take half the profit once he gains 12% — securing profits is more reliable than floating gains.
Third rule: Rules override emotions.
Set a stop-loss at 2% for each trade; when it hits the point, you must cut it off; once profits exceed 4%, reduce half the position and set a trailing stop for the rest.
Once, when $XRP dropped by 1.8%, he stubbornly stopped out, only to dodge a 30% crash afterwards. He later said that cut hurt, but he understood that "discipline is more important than the market conditions."
Those who dive in with a few thousand U in full positions, panic when it rises and trembles when it falls; they are fundamentally unstable. The winning edge with small capital is not about gambling, it’s about “making fewer mistakes.”
You don’t need to predict the market correctly every time, but you must adhere to the rules each time — this is the core of going from 600U to 20,000U.
Before, I was stumbling in the dark alone, now the light is in my hands.