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Want to turn things around in the crypto world? Remember these 10 key points. Mastering 5 of them will help you outperform 95% of people in the crypto space. If you haven't made 1 million yet, even your friends and family might look down on you—so you need to make a point to remember these 10 hard truths. Who knows, they might completely change your influence.
From now on, don’t expect to feast on delicacies every day; at least you can clear the way and take the initiative.
1. Don't mess around with little money: Just seizing one big opportunity is enough. Don't invest all your money; keep some cash as a safety net. If it really drops, you can buy more without panicking.
2. Earn as much as you understand: Absolutely avoid coins you don’t understand. You can practice on a simulation, but trading with real money feels completely different. First, understand the logic and get familiar with the tickets.
3. Don’t be greedy with good news: If you haven’t sold on the same day, hurry to sell if it opens high the next day. Everyone is waiting to sell off on good news, and a high opening is the best opportunity to exit. If you wait too long, you might end up with losses.
4. Reduce positions a week in advance before holidays: The market is quiet during holidays, and prices can fluctuate drastically. Don’t take that risk; it’s more important to have a safe holiday than anything else.
5. Remember “buy low, sell high” for medium to long-term: Buy in batches when it drops to average out costs; sell in batches when it rises to secure profits. This way, you have flexible funds on hand.
6. Focus only on popular coins for short-term: Avoid coins with low trading volume each day; no one will take over, and you’ll easily get stuck as soon as you buy. Follow the big funds and choose varieties with good liquidity for an easier exit after making money.
7. Remember this rule: Coins that are slowly declining are likely to bounce back later; but coins that drop suddenly do so quickly. You can catch this opportunity, but be sure to take profit without being greedy.
8. Be decisive with stop-loss: If you buy the wrong coin, don’t hold on stubbornly. Acknowledge your mistake and cut your losses. Preserving your capital is the only chance to turn it around; waiting might put you deeper in the hole, and you could lose all your capital.
9. For short-term, look at 15-minute candlestick charts: Pay special attention to the KDJ indicator. Sell when it’s overbought and buy when it’s oversold, while using MACD and RSI to assist your judgment. Don’t rely solely on one indicator to make decisions.
10. Don’t learn too many techniques: Mastering two or three indicators is enough, like KDJ and MACD. $BNB
In fact, the core is just two words: "Restraint"—restrain your greed and don’t always think about making quick money; restrain panic trading and don’t waste energy on unnecessary actions. Preserving your capital and seizing big opportunities are the keys to surviving briefly in the crypto world. #代币化热潮

To the newcomers in the cryptocurrency world, I have only three pieces of advice, and each one is lifesaving.

① The cryptocurrency world is not about quick riches; the most important aspect of high volatility assets is this: you earn money from emotional cycles, not from perpetual rises. When it goes up, it can be fierce, and when it drops, it can be unreasonable. So, the first lesson for newcomers is to learn to survive: • Always leave some margin in your position • Don't go all in • Don't average down • Don't stake your future life on a single judgment.

② Always prioritize the mainstream; the biggest pitfall for newcomers is the “×-fold god coin,” “friend recommendations,” and “group signals.” Remember this: if you don’t understand a project, don't touch it; that is the best risk control. The mainstream may rise slowly, but it is easier to stabilize; air coins may rise quickly, but they can go to zero. For newcomers, stability is always more important than excitement.

③ Relying on the market, losing money due to operations Most people do not lose in the market but lose in their own hands. You have definitely experienced these: • Chasing when it rises • Cutting losses only when it falls • Opening contracts recklessly due to emotional highs The fundamental skills that truly allow you to live long have only three: • Follow the trend, rather than guessing tops and bottoms • Make fixed investments, do not average down • Emotional stability is more crucial than technical skills. The cryptocurrency world is not about who rushes faster, but about who can remain steady. $BNB #巨鲸动向 #美SEC推动加密创新监管

There are often people who attribute the sluggishness of altcoins to "lack of money and liquidity", but these are just superficial reasons.
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The real key is that the market ecology and the mindset of participants have changed — the era where prices could be heated up just by a story is over. Today's players are more rational and meticulous, and the old tricks no longer work. Currently, altcoins are struggling due to two core issues: one is a lack of innovation, and the other is outrageous valuations. Over the past few years, most small coin projects have been "hyped concepts", lacking actual products and real application scenarios, relying solely on storytelling for support. Now, no one is willing to pay for hollow narratives. In the bull market, VCs crazily pushed prices up, and multiple projects launched on exchanges with market caps in the billions; ordinary investors who entered the market became bag holders. This situation simply cannot thrive. More realistically, it is increasingly concentrated, just like the head effect in the US stock market, where the top 10% of quality projects absorb 90% of the funds, leaving the remaining altcoins to "gather dust" in the purple. Project teams are not foolish either; a slight price increase will be met with a sell-off, so they simply give up on speculation and choose to abandon it. Therefore, the current altcoins, once listed, immediately break their initial price, and even investor faith is lost. To make money in such a market, the mindset must shift; stop fantasizing about becoming rich through long-term holdings. The characteristics of the market are "short, fast, and fierce" — grasp the rhythm, catch a wave of short-term surges, and exit, take profits. No matter how shrewd one is, being a beat late may mean not even getting a "soup". The next exciting liquidity cycle may bring new opportunities, but the competition will be fiercer; it will not be a game of luck but of logical judgment and execution ability. In summary: the current altcoin market is no longer the era of "closing your eyes and waiting for a pump", but rather a battleground of "quick, precise, and fierce". Those who can adapt to the new rules will be the ones who survive. #ETH走势分析 #巨鲸动向

The most mysterious and steady fan I have met is a 50-year-old sister from Northeast China. She quietly joined the group in May 2024, without saying a word, first throwing up a picture: $100,000 U principal, 9 years turned into a 38 million equity curve. At that moment, I realized — real experts never rely on shouting, but let results speak for themselves.

Later, after deepening the conversation, I learned that Sister Wang entered the market in 2015, never trading contracts, never going all-in on small coins, and never chasing insider news. While others are rushing, she is patient. I desperately wanted to ask for some secrets, and she directly threw me 6 sentences of "earthy wisdom," all of which were hard-earned insights derived from K-line rises.

I suggest you post them on the edge of your screen and read them before watching the market; they can save half your life: 1. Rapid rises and falls = after a large bullish line by the main force, it rotates and falls, but the volume does not collapse, indicating that the main force is secretly accumulating chips. Don’t rush to run, just give it a lift. 2. Rapid falls with weak rebounds = after a large bearish line, if the rebound cannot even touch the halfway point, and it fails to return to the 20-day line for three days? Don’t panic, get off immediately. The market rewards those who do not "carry luggage" for others. 3. A high volume does not necessarily mean a peak; it’s the shrinking volume that is deadly. When retail investors shout that it’s a peak, the main force often wants to pull it up for a while longer. The real peak is when the volume shrinks, it’s silent, and no one pays attention, that’s when you should exit in batches. 4. The bottom must be "voted" three times to count. The first rebound is a false move; the second bottom test is a trial; the third consecutive three weeks of increased volume without new lows + breaking the neck line is the real sign of an uptrend. 5. Patterns are emotions, and volume is the heartbeat. Shrinking volume and falling = weak heartbeat, increasing volume and sharp drop = heartbeat stopping, slow increasing volume = recovering health. The 60-day average volume line is the "sleep meter"; once it breaks, operations must follow the lines. 6. The highest state is — being in cash. Being in cash means not being restless, watching others get rich without feeling envious. Sister Wang takes a walk every day, collects rent, and withdraws 20% from the market for investment every month, trading two or three times a month. $ETH

Someone asked her about her win rate, and she replied with a spicy remark: "I don’t look at the win rate; I only care if the rent has been credited." The market has trends every year, but those who are eager to make money are losing money every year. The faster the pace, the quicker the death; the more stable the rhythm, the thicker the profit. The hardest part is not knowing when to buy or sell, but knowing how to wait. A bull market relies on entering, but surviving to the end depends on patience. Are you ready to be the one who can wait? #特朗普加密新政

$PIEVERSE Simple analysis:

The recent trend is very clear: strong support below, weakening selling pressure above, and gradually increasing volume. It is a rhythm of slowly climbing and becoming more stable. Short-term sentiment is relatively strong; as long as the main force does not smash the market, the overall structure is still upward.

My personal current view - the trend is strong, and I am leaning towards a bullish outlook. If you don't understand, feel free to come to the chat room.#美联储重启降息步伐 #比特币VS代币化黄金 $ETH

Long and short both eat, what does it feel like? When you understand the characteristics of this imitation, you will find that chasing highs and selling lows can also easily lead to profits. Hesitation only means that the positions you have entered are the same as the exit positions where others are making profits! $pippin

There are still positions to check out the operations! #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐 @华哥撸主升浪

Really scary this coin $pippin is too ruthless, now I want to short but I don't dare to, it's too ruthless

$pippin Give me continuous breakthroughs!!! I want to chase again, I'm losing it, when will it reach 1u, is the air force at the foot of the mountain, are you okay??? Hahaha I'm dying of laughter

Do not be swayed by the fluctuations of a day; it has always been a long-distance run, not a hundred-meter sprint. Recently, the market has been quite volatile, and some people in the background have started to feel anxious: excited when it rises, doubting life when it falls.

But you must remember—short-term fluctuations are noise, while the long-term trend is the direction of wealth. Just like running a marathon, tripping a bit or losing some pace along the way is normal and not fatal; the only person who can truly cause you to lose is yourself if you stop. Maintain your mindset, extend your perspective, and you will find: the value of investment does not lie in the daily fluctuations of gains and losses, but in the moment when patience, discipline, and logic are rewarded by time. The market will always rise and fall; those who can navigate the cycles are always the ones who can see far and run steadily.

Be a bit more stable, and you will go further. $ZEC $DASH

Don't be confused everyone, I posted two posts this morning, saying that this stock is very strong, and the project team is very capable. Every time it drops, it will be pulled back up. Shorting incurs a fee every hour, losing money, and they deduct your money every hour for the bears, which is very uncomfortable.

I looked at Twitter, and I don't know whether the pippin community is true or false. Always bullish, which has caused many people to be afraid to enter the market. If you are still hesitating and not confident, you might as well come and ask, Huage will give you the answer! $pippin @华哥撸主升浪

The next order is in ambush! $XNY #特朗普加密新政 #加密市场观察

Give me a new high! $pippin

I have brought fans back into the market to blow up all your short positions. Losing money while still bearing the fees must be tough, right? 😂

You said $pippin is a demon coin? Afraid to enter the market? Shorting worried about sideways trading fees, going long afraid of falling?

I have already taken my fans through a wave, eating and taking along, a single order took fans from 200u to 562u, directly almost doubling the account, hesitation leads to defeat! Those who understand will naturally come! #美股2026预测 #加密市场观察 $LUNC $ACE

Many people criticize the cryptocurrency world as a casino, but those who can truly make money never rely on luck.

Let me tell you a true story.

A brother who just entered the market had only 1800U in hand.

He didn't plan to take it seriously; he was the type who thought, "Let's give it a try; if it doesn't work out, it's just tuition fees."

As a result——

In three months, he grew to 29,000 U,

and now he has stabilized at 58,000 U,

the most important thing is:

He didn't face a single liquidation throughout.

His ability to reach this point is entirely due to the "three sets of fundamental logic" I repeatedly validated from rolling 8000U to financial freedom years ago.

1. Diversifying positions is fundamental to survival.

Don't laugh; it's simple, but 99% of people can't do it.

Many people start with full positions,

and when the market pulls back, clients don't get liquidated, but their mindset collapses first.

I had him split the 1800U into three parts, each part being 600U:

✔ 600U: Day trading position

Only take one trade per day,

exit at the target, no greed, no lingering.

✔ 600U: Trend position

Only adjust once every ten days or half a month,

only catching the substantial movements.

✔ 600U: Base position

Do not touch, do not move, do not increase, do not decrease,

only responsible for "survival" and maintaining mindset.

Without diversifying positions, you don't even have the qualification to talk about profits.

The first step in the cryptocurrency world is not to make money, but to—survive.

2. Grab thick profits, don't mess around during sideways markets.

80% of the time in the cryptocurrency world is spent moving sideways,

the more you think about "earning every day," the easier it is to lose every day.

Before a trend emerges, trading is just giving away money.

After a trend emerges—what you earn is the profit of the entire segment of the market.

I required him:

✔ A single trade profit exceeding 20%

Withdraw 30%, lock in profits.

A master is not someone who trades every day,

but rather:

Either do nothing, or when they take action, they capture a significant portion.

3. Control yourself with rules, not let emotions ruin trading.

The three strict rules I gave him can immediately improve survival rates if you follow them:

✔ 1. Stop loss at 2%

Cut it when it hits, no hesitation, no fantasizing about a rebound.

✔ 2. Lock in profits by reducing positions at 4%

Make the profit certain.

✔ 3. No averaging down allowed

Averaging down is not a technique; it's an emotion.

While you average down—your account disappears.

When you can control your emotions,

the market will naturally leave profits for you.

Money is not made by impulse, $ZEC

but by a system + execution.

1800U → 58,000 U

It's not fate; it's a system.

Not getting liquidated means winning; having a system means winning in the long run. Keep up! @华哥撸主升浪

Many people say, "The crypto world is a casino." But those who can truly make money never rely on luck—they rely on rules + execution.

Let me tell you a real story about a younger brother I personally mentored.

When he first entered the space, he only had 1800U, with the typical mindset of "just playing around, any profit is luck."

Three months later, he rolled it up to 80,000U, and now his account stabilizes around 80,000U, without a single liquidation.

How did he achieve this?

Because I had him execute the three foundational strategies I used to turn 8000U into financial freedom, word for word.

1. Position size is the minimum baseline for survival in the crypto space.

Most people start fully invested; when the market drops, emotions crash, and they end up wiped out in a few rounds.

I had him split his 1800U into three parts, each 600U:

• Day trading → Only one trade per day, exit when the time is up.

Only take what you should take, never get attached to battles.

• Trend following → Only act once every ten days or so, ride the trend.

Earn slow money, but steady.

• Base position → Never touch it.

Not for profit, but to "prevent going to zero" and maintain emotional safety.

Remember this:

Those who are fully invested have no right to talk about profits; they can't even survive.

2. Only trade trends, don't fumble around in sideways markets.

80% of the time in crypto is spent in sideways markets.

The more you try to "make money with technicals" every day, the more you end up "paying tuition to the market" each day.

Open positions only when a trend emerges; your win rate, risk-reward ratio, and consistency will all improve.

I gave him only one rule:

If a single trade's profit exceeds 20%, withdraw 30% first; realizing profits is key.

Those who make money are not "high-frequency traders."

They either do nothing,

or when they do act, they take the whole segment.

Turning 1800U into 80,000U was not due to good luck, but because he engrained the rules into his bones.

The inability to make money in crypto has never been about the market conditions.

The real root cause is only one: you don't have a "survival system" of your own.

When you can stabilize your position, maintain your rhythm, and control your emotions,

the market will slowly return the profits that belong to you.
$TAO $XRP

How to make money in the crypto world? To be honest, this is a journey from being "educated by the market" to "educating the market in return." First Stage: Making money by luck (ownership starts here) When you first enter the circle, it’s basically like this—when others shout to buy, you jump in; when others shout faith, you hold on. It’s not difficult to double your account during a big market surge, leading to the misconception that you have exceptional talent. But the harsh reality is: money made by luck will eventually return by luck. Second Stage: Making money through systems (beginning to awaken) After experiencing drops, pain, and losses, you start to learn candlestick patterns, fundamentals, trends, and emotions. You can draw support and resistance, set plans, but there’s a “fatal flaw”: understanding doesn’t mean stability. The biggest issue in this stage is not the lack of knowledge, but impatience, greed, and fear. Third Stage: Making money through systems (true stability period) Once you have your own trading model, everything changes: what to trade, when to stay out, when to cut losses, all have rules. You no longer chase hot trends, guess market movements, or follow emotional waves, shifting from “betting on trends” to “doing probabilities.” Making money starts to become predictable, rather than relying on fate. Fourth Stage: Making money through capital (institutional thinking) At this point, your operation mode has completely changed: you don’t chase short-term trades, but rather anticipate major trends; you don’t go all in, but layer your positions; you don’t operate intermittently, but let time work for your profits. You may start participating in primary offerings, arbitrage, nodes, locking positions… This is capital engaging with capital, not retail investors gambling. Fifth Stage: Making money through value (truly rigorous players) As you progress further, you are no longer just a “crypto trader,” you are part of the industry’s money. You might work on projects, invest in projects, build ecosystems, generate traffic, create nodes… This stage is not about picking up pennies on the market's edge, but rather “creating space” within the market. You earn money from industry growth, not from short-term attention. In the crypto world for 10 years, I’ve seen many come and go. Those who truly transition from retail investors to players rely not on luck, but on cognitive pathways. Follow me, and I will share all the pitfalls I have encountered, the money I have earned, and the verified trading methods over the years, so you can avoid three years of detours and enter the money-making stage early. $XRP $BNB

Brothers, if your capital is less than 1000U, take it steady and don’t rush in. Don’t repeat the mistakes I’ve made; I’m speaking from the heart. In the crypto world, having a small amount of money is not a sin; lack of rules is the real danger. I previously guided a beginner who started with 800U and reached 19,000 in 5 months, now close to 30,000U, without ever blowing up. He’s not the chosen one; he just did the "three things" I repeatedly emphasized. First: with a small capital, allocation is key; going all-in is a dead end, don’t fantasize about one big move. My allocation method for him was simple but rough: • 300U for day trading only looking at BTC/ETH, pulling out with small fluctuations of 3-5%, not aiming to be a hero. • 300U for major events and trends (ETF, interest rate hikes/cuts, key breakouts), holding for 3-5 days, sticking to "things you are sure about." • 400U as a base, not moving, not adding, not flipping; it's your confidence to hold when the price drops. Remember this: as long as the green mountains remain, recovering is not hard. Second: only eat the big meat; don’t touch the small bits. Supplementary trading will only let fees eat away your future. No trend? Pretend. Trend comes? Take a bite and leave. When profits reach 15% of your capital, I let him take half out to secure profits—account numbers are always fake; what’s inside is real. Those who truly make money understand one principle: usually quiet as a chicken, when the opportunity comes, take a bite and leave. Third: always let rules govern you, not emotions • stop loss at 1.5%, cut it; depressed • take profits at 3% and reduce your position, let the rest profit • don’t add to losing positions; adding is emotion, not strategy. You don’t need to be right every time, but you must ensure you "do it the right way" each time. The essence of making money: let discipline earn for you, rather than weakening your losses. Brothers, having little capital is really not scary. What’s scary is always thinking about "making it back all at once." 800U can grow to 30,000U, not by luck, but by not being greedy, not gambling, and following the rules. I often say: dollar-cost averaging is also a method for the skilled—navigating through bulls and bears, laying out for the future. Stay steady; you will go further than others.
$ENA $TNSR

Many newcomers are very interested in contracts, but are confused by the rules and risk control.

Today, I will explain clearly in the most practical language: What is a contract, how to play, and how to avoid liquidation.

1. What is a rise and fall contract?

In one sentence: You don't need to actually hold the coins, as long as your directional judgment is correct, you can make a profit; if the direction is wrong, you will lose.

• Bullish → Open Long

• Bearish → Open Short

The essence is: you make a judgment on the trend, and the system settles for you.

2. The two most common forms of contracts
1. Perpetual Contract

There is no expiration date, and you can hold it indefinitely.

However, to keep the price close to spot, there will be a funding rate, paid mutually between long and short positions.

2. Delivery Contract

There is a fixed delivery date, settled according to the contract cycle.

Commonly seen in the current quarter and next quarter, suitable for medium to long-term layouts.

3. Basic concepts that must be understood
1. Position Size

The minimum unit of contracts for each coin type is different, which is the easiest for newcomers to confuse.

2. Leverage

Like a knife, it can cut meat but can also harm yourself.

The higher the leverage, the quicker you lose if the direction is wrong.

10× leverage: a 10% drop may trigger liquidation

5× leverage: a 20% drop is needed to trigger liquidation

3. Opening Direction

• Buy to Open Long = Bullish

• Sell to Open Short = Bearish

4. Closing Position

End the trade, lock in profits and losses, can be market price or limit price.

5. Liquidation Mechanism

If the margin is insufficient, the system will automatically close the position to prevent you from losing all your funds.

4. Risk control is the lifeline of newcomers
1. Leverage ≤ 5 times

The higher the leverage, the greater the test of experience, newcomers cannot withstand it.

2. Control single-loss to 3% of principal

For example, if your total funds are 100,000, you can lose a maximum of 3,000 on one trade.

If you make three consecutive wrong trades, you can still have 91% of your principal left to continue fighting back.

3. Try to trade mainstream (BTC/ETH)

More stable volatility, better liquidity, and fewer extreme spikes.

Altcoins can be exciting, but they are also risky.

4. Try to trade during the day (9:00 - 18:00)

Especially around 3 AM is a high-risk period for liquidation,

The volatility lacks logic, making it very difficult for newcomers to handle.

$DOGE
The final heartfelt words

Contracts can make quick money, but to survive in the long term relies not on luck,

but on Direction + Discipline + Risk Control.

First learn not to lose, then learn to make money.

Practice with a demo account first, then try with small funds. $ASTER

Prohibit gambling-style trading; only those who walk steadily can go far.