慢慢赢_带单笔记

To be honest, seeing this fan profit makes me quite pleased. Teaching someone to fish is better than giving them a fish; it's even rarer to gain both fishing and fish.

Don’t operate blindly when you’re not certain, and don’t play with the mindset of getting rich overnight. There’s no way to get a windfall; any investment requires a gradual approach, and it’s important to keep this in mind;

Finally, maintain a good mindset, manage your positions well, go out with a goal, and come back with results. Doubling is not about speed, but about having a method; we can learn and discuss together.

Practical experience, point estimates, and directional judgments are key. Doubling small funds is easy, but losses can also come quickly. The core issue is how to choose the timing for entry and exit based on market feel.

Position management is very simple; just do it according to demand. The problem is whether you can control greed and mindset. Not everyone can decisively stop loss when they should. Managing your mindset and timing, it's really not that difficult to make a little profit in this market (the trends are always there; keep up and you can benefit).

If you currently feel helpless and confused about trading and want to understand more about cryptocurrency and up-to-date information, click on my profile and follow me, so you won’t get lost! @慢慢赢_带单笔记

Understanding the market clearly gives you confidence in operations. Consistently profiting is much more practical than fantasizing about getting rich.

This year I made over 1 million U in just 6 months with $ETH $BTC $SOL

What I relied on is a method that looks clumsy but is actually the most ruthless,

Now I own a house in Shenzhen and a villa in Hunan, with free time and a peaceful mind.
Looking back, I realize that the true experts in the cryptocurrency world are not the ones who rush the fastest, but those who can remain steady and endure.

I have整理出 the 7 most practical experiences from my years in the cryptocurrency world. Don't underestimate them; understanding just one could save you hundreds of thousands;

Grasping three means you are already better than 80% of retail investors.

1. Many people focus on the price when trading cryptocurrency, but neglect the most critical thing—trading volume. In fact, volume is the heartbeat of the market; understanding it is what truly counts as entering the field.

2. After a price surge, if it slowly retreats, don’t panic; that often indicates that the big players are quietly accumulating. The real trap is a big bearish line following a volume spike, known as a "bait switch"; rushing to escape may instead get you trapped.

3. After a flash crash, don’t rush to catch the bottom. That’s not a rebirth, but the final unloading by the main force. Remember this: the market excels at punishing those who think it can't drop further.

4. Trading volume—an increase in volume isn’t necessarily a peak; a decrease in volume is more dangerous. When the volume is sufficient during an uptrend, it indicates that the market is still hot; once trading cools off, it’s the prelude to a sharp decline.

5. Don’t rush to charge in when volume touches the bottom; a day of explosive volume isn’t necessarily the true bottom, a real reversal requires observing the sustainability after consolidation. Slow down to see the direction clearly.

6. Trading cryptocurrency is not about candlesticks; it’s about human sentiment. Volume reflects consensus, while price is merely emotion. If you can read the trading volume, you can catch the rhythm.

7. The hardest lesson— the highest trading realm is "nothingness." Not greedy, not afraid, not hasty; the ability to wait with an empty position also means you can act decisively.

Winners in the cryptocurrency world have never been the ones who react the fastest, but those who can remain steady and wait. In the past, I stumbled around in the dark; now, the light is in my hands.
The light is always on; will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

“Ying Shu, I have lost a lot on my contracts, what should I do?”

Recently, a fan anxiously found me, with a face full of frustration and confusion, pouring out his troubles, saying that he has repeatedly hit walls in short-term cryptocurrency trading, and his principal is almost gone.

I carefully looked at his trading records and found that he was completely placing orders based on feelings, with no rules at all. So I shared my summarized six "killer techniques" for short-term trading with him, which are simple yet surprisingly effective:

A consolidation must change; don’t act when the direction is unclear. Don’t chase highs in high-level consolidation, don’t cut losses in low-level consolidation; the real opportunity comes after a "breakthrough."

Consolidation hides traps; less action is winning. During consolidation, leveraged positions are prone to liquidation; wait for breakthroughs and wait for pullbacks to confirm; don’t act impulsively. Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles; follow the trend, don’t chase the trend.

A sharp drop often indicates excessive emotion, while a stable rise is a selling point; take profits when emotions are extreme. A crash is an opportunity; don’t be afraid.

A slow drop tests the mentality, a fast drop is prone to rebound; during a crash, focus on position and volume. Use pyramiding to add to positions; the more it falls, the more stable it becomes.

Build positions in the bottom range with pyramiding; add a small portion of the position every 10% drop to lower costs and occupy positions early. Changing trends must be quick, and clearing positions must be ruthless.

After a sharp rise, first withdraw the principal during consolidation; after a sharp fall, timely stop losses during consolidation; the core of short-term trading is "fast."

The underlying logic of short-term trading can be summed up in four words: follow the rules. Don’t guess rises or falls, don’t chase hot topics, don’t gamble on direction; just execute strictly, allowing each trade to be reviewed and managed.

I guided the fan to operate according to these rules, and he gradually developed discipline, starting to focus on protecting the principal and locking in profits in time. After persisting for a while, his account steadily grew, and a long-lost smile finally appeared on his face.

In the cryptocurrency world, it’s not about IQ, but about sticking to principles, maintaining a stable mindset, and persevering in a chaotic market. If you achieve this, you have already surpassed the vast majority of people.

In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark; now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on; will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

#比特币VS代币化黄金

I am 32 years old this year, have settled in Shanghai, and own two properties, one for my family and one for myself. Perhaps some find it hard to believe, but these are all the results of my six years of deep involvement in the cryptocurrency world.

When I first entered the crypto space, I only invested more than 30,000 yuan as principal. At the worst market time, my account balance shrank to more than 9,000 yuan.

Those days were exceptionally torturous, but I stuck to my strategy, did not blindly follow the trend, and slowly accumulated wealth using this "dumb method." Eventually, my capital scale broke through ten million.

One unforgettable time, my bottom position increased 400 times in just four months, netting a profit of 10 million. Looking back now, even I find it incredible, but this is my true experience.

If you are also determined to make a living by trading cryptocurrencies and pursue freedom, remember these 10 iron rules of the crypto world:

1. If a strong coin falls for 9 consecutive days at a high position, buy decisively; many people cannot endure these 9 days;

2. If a coin rises for 2 consecutive days, reduce your position; don’t be greedy, take profits in time;

3. If a coin's daily increase exceeds 7%, it usually has further upside the next day; continue to observe and don’t rush to buy;

4. Don’t chase high prices for strong coins; wait for the correction to confirm before entering the market;

5. If a coin price has been flat for 3 days without movement, observe for another 3 days; if there is still no change, consider switching positions;

6. If the next day you cannot recover the cost from the previous day, cut losses in time; don’t fall in love with the battle;

7. If there is a "three" in the rise list, there may be a "five"; if there is a "five," there may be a "seven." For coins that have risen for two consecutive days, buy low on the third day; the fifth day is usually a selling point;

8. Volume and price are key: breakout on low volume is an opportunity, while high volume stagnation requires exit;

9. Only trade in an upward trend: short positions on the 3-day line, medium positions on the 30-day line, main upward waves on the 80-day line, and the 120-day line is the underlying logic of a real bull market;

10. Small funds can also outperform the market; the key lies in correct methods, stable mindset, and decisive execution to seize opportunities.
My success this year relies not on complex indicators but on discipline and execution: no trading without a clear pattern, only entering the market when opportunities are right, maintaining a win rate of over 90% for five years.

Trading cryptocurrencies relies not on impulse but on compound interest and tactical accumulation. May both you and I navigate through the bull and bear markets to achieve a free life. @慢慢赢_带单笔记

Why it is not recommended to trade contracts, because 99% of people are just fodder.

Most people have neither experience nor skills. Even if they have some experience, in extreme market conditions or under the manipulation of exchanges, it is hard to escape the fate of 'accumulating for many days and returning to zero in one day.'

You may make a profit in the short term, but over time, walking along the riverbank, how can one not get wet shoes? If you can't take a cut once, you will cut multiple times. Exchanges are not afraid of you making money; they are afraid of you not playing.

Your trading data, positions, and liquidation points are all well-known to the exchange, but there are always greedy people who make excuses for themselves, do not set stop losses, and do not control their positions.

Last year, a friend came to me with 2700U, wanting to recover his losses. I didn't discuss complex indicators with him, only gave him three 'rules for survival.'

He followed them for three months, and his account grew to 50,000U, without a single liquidation. Whether you can understand these three rules depends on your respect for the market.

First, divide your funds into three parts; survival comes first.

I told him to divide the 2700U into three parts, each 900U, which cannot be used for anything else.

This is my painful lesson:
One part for short-term trading, opening positions at most twice a day, and closing the software after trading to avoid greed;
One part to wait for trends; if the weekly line does not show a bullish trend, patiently wait. In a volatile market, random movements are just free money; one part is for emergency funds, to add positions when the market changes suddenly, to maintain market standing.

Second, trend is king; the rest should observe.

I suffered heavy losses during fluctuations, and later recognized only three entry signals: if the daily moving average does not show a bullish trend, firmly hold a cash position;

Only when the market volume breaks the previous high and the daily closing is stable, do I enter with a small position; when profit reaches 30% of the principal, withdraw half, and set the remaining to a 10% trailing stop.

Third, lock emotions, execute mechanically.

Make a plan before entering the market and execute strictly: set stop loss at 3%, and close at the point; when profit reaches 10%, pull the stop loss to the cost price; all further profits are gifts from the market;

Shut down the computer at 12 o'clock every night, no matter how tempting the K-line is, do not look. The market often has opportunities, but if the principal is gone, then nothing will be left. First, do well with these three rules, then study others.

The Way of Trading in the Cryptocurrency Circle: From Strategy to Mindset

Last night, the market received super positive news that the Federal Reserve Chairman may be replaced by the crypto-friendly Hasset, causing a violent surge in the market, with BTC returning to around 93900.

If this level is broken, the rebound peak will move up by about 4000 points, and after breaking 94000, the short-term trend will lean bullish. Based on this market condition, I have organized a set of trading strategies and mindsets for everyone.

First, let's look at the strategy:

BTC can go long at 91050 - 90125, with a target of 97850, setting profit-taking points at 94600, 95750, 96800, and 89200 in between.

Stop loss: high short point at 96850 (short position), 97850.

ETH 2966 - 2936 long, target 3260, with profit-taking points at 3150, 3212, 3260, and a stop loss at 2880.

SOL 136.25 - 133.85 long, target 153.5, with profit-taking points at 144.25, 146.5, 149.25, and a stop loss at 130, high short point at 153.

Note that if the stop loss level for long positions is broken, it will turn into a short position.

Beyond strategy, it is also essential to grasp the trading mindset. The first is trend; a bull market is driven by increasing funds, and when highs and lows rise together, one should go with the trend and not operate against it.

The second is inertia; after a big bullish candlestick, the market often continues, take profits a bit slower and cut losses a second faster to avoid being left behind.

The third is regression; when prices rise too much, they will fall, and when they fall too much, they will bounce. When the overall sentiment is high, take profits in batches, and gradually build positions during panic. The fourth is repetition; market rules can be traced, remember the cycles, narratives, regulations, and other rhythms to make predictions in advance.

Three questions to ask yourself before sleep every day:

Is the trend aligned with me?
Does the inertia continue?
How far is the price from regression?

Write the answers in a log, repeat it a hundred times, and make it a habit to go with the trend, leverage, wait for regression, and remember the rhythms.

In this way, making money is no longer about chasing hot trends, but about hitting the market beats correctly, writing freedom into your wallet and calmness into your gaze. @慢慢赢_带单笔记

With 5000U reaching 1.8 million U, I rely on four key principles to unlock the wealth channel

Having navigated the cryptocurrency market for seven years, when my account first broke the million threshold, I suddenly realized: the key to wealth is never about piling up complex indicators, but rather about accurately grasping the underlying principles.

From a starting capital of 10,000 rolling into millions, I have never relied on following trends or blindly following the advice of "gurus", but instead focused on four core principles: trend capture, inertia utilization, regression prediction, and pattern replication.

This is not a trick of speculation, but the underlying logic that has governed the financial market for thousands of years—because the essence of the market is a battleground of human interaction.

Greed and fear, conformity and hesitation in human nature have never disappeared due to technological innovation. When the market starts to move, most miss the opportunity in doubt; when a trend gains momentum, they can't help but chase and buy at high prices;

Only when the market returns to rationality do they panic and sell at a loss. In this cyclical drama, 99% of people are searching for the "winning secret", yet they overlook the human essence behind the principles.

Some believe that quantitative trading will disrupt market rules, but my practical experience proves: machines can analyze candlestick patterns, but they cannot predict the panic selling triggered by retail investors collectively stepping on the gas, nor can they capture the inertia formed by capital gathering together.

It is precisely the "human participation" that keeps these four principles effective.

Those who are obsessed with building the "perfect trading system" often miss the essence.

The true secret to sustained profitability lies in the faith and execution of principles: identifying the trend direction and decisively entering the market, leveraging inertia to amplify profits, capturing regression signals to take profits in time, and then replicating this logic in the next opportunity.

The cryptocurrency market has never lacked myths of getting rich quickly, but those who can survive long-term are undoubtedly those who understand the underlying principles.

Market rules change, technological methods change, but human nature remains unchanged. Trading rules based on human nature are the ultimate weapon to navigate bull and bear markets.

Once I was stumbling alone in the dark, now I hold the light in my hand.

The light is always on, will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

Too many people lose money, not because of poor skills, but because they are too 'single-minded'.

Only looking at the 1-hour or even 15-minute charts, a shake can wash you out, chasing leads to being trapped, and once trapped, you sell at a loss, ultimately losing sight of the direction.

Today, I will share the long-term multi-period candlestick method which, if followed, can at least reduce losses by half.

Step 1: Look at the 4-hour chart to anchor the big direction.

It acts like a 'compass', clearly showing whether the market is in an upward, downward, or sideways trend. If the candlesticks keep making new highs and the lows are rising, it is an upward trend; a pullback is an opportunity to enter;

If the highs are gradually lower and the lows are descending, don't fantasize about a rebound or reversal; it's better to move less; during sideways movement, you must control your hands, as trading against the trend is very costly.

Just like the current ETH, the 4-hour low is rising in a stepped manner, with a strong phase of upward movement, but at high levels, there are TD9+TD13 bearish signals, and KDJ+RSI are overbought, so subsequent pullbacks need to be monitored.

Step 2: Look at the 1-hour chart to lock in the entry position.

Once the direction is confirmed, draw support and resistance lines on the 1-hour chart. In an upward trend, if the price retraces to the 20-day moving average and stabilizes, it is a good entry point;

If it challenges the previous high without breaking, a pullback may occur, so don’t rush in. For example, ETH has broken out of a daily W bottom, showing strong short-term movement, but it is in the later stage of a rebound; at this position, the probability of volume-driven play or a pullback is high, so be cautious when chasing long positions.

Step 3: Look at the 15-minute chart to capture entry signals. This is the key moment to 'take action'.

When the 15-minute chart shows engulfing patterns, bottom divergences, golden crosses, etc., and the trading volume increases, that is the real entry signal. Rising on low volume or breaking through with no volume is often a 'false move'.

Just like ETH, although it is strong in the short term, there are multiple resistances at high levels, so wait for suitable signals to appear on the 15-minute chart before taking action.

The trend is right, the position is good, and the signal is out; all three are indispensable. Learn to wait and observe the market to minimize losses and maximize profits in trading.

Once, a person was stumbling around in the dark, now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on, will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

In the cryptocurrency world, friends with a capital of less than 2000U wanting to make a comeback with small funds should not enter blindly.

Today, I will share a trading strategy for BCH to talk about the rules for making money while protecting your capital.

First, let's look at the trading strategy for BCH: Use a 1x long-term layout for short positions, entering near the previous high in the 620 - 640 range, with resistance at the 600 level, where a base position can be established.

Confidence level is moderate, with 15% of the position used each time. Take profit is divided into short-term and long-term; for short-term, to be cautious, you can take half near 600, or be more aggressive and take profit near 550;

For long-term targets, first look at 450, with the final target next year being 280. In terms of stop-loss, a 1x position will not cause a liquidation; just hold on if you're in a losing position.

Do not set limit orders at whole numbers to prevent false breakdowns and false breakouts; set stop-loss orders a bit higher and adjust the profit-loss ratio to improve the win rate.

After discussing the strategy, let's talk about the three iron rules for making money while protecting small funds.

First, divide your capital into three parts and keep a good exit strategy.
Taking 1500U as an example, use 500U for intraday short-term trading, focusing on BTC and ETH, with a profit target of 3% - 5%, making 1 - 2 trades a day, and avoiding altcoins; 500U for swing trading, wait for the 4-hour K line to break through and volume to increase before entering, holding for 3 - 5 days, aiming for a profit of 15% - 20%; the remaining 500U is kept as "emergency funds," not to be touched in extreme market conditions.

Second, only follow the trend and avoid choppy markets.
In the cryptocurrency world, 80% of the time is spent in sideways movement; wait patiently for clear signals, and if profits reach 12%, withdraw half of the earnings, seeking stability with a small capital, accumulating little by little.

Third, prioritize rules and control your hands.
Each trade's stop-loss should not exceed 3% of capital; must exit at the point; if profits exceed 5%, reduce the position by half, setting the remaining position to stop-loss at the cost price; never add to a losing position, and do not let emotions dictate your actions.

The advantage of small capital lies in flexibility, but the greatest fear is the gambling mentality of wanting to make a huge comeback.

By following the rules to protect capital and accumulate profits, turning 1500U into 30,000U is not a difficult task; the key is to maintain discipline and patience, following this "light" to navigate the cryptocurrency world and achieve success is not a dream@慢慢赢_带单笔记
#BCH

From 50,000 to 30 million, I found my light. At 32 years old, I have been deeply involved in the cryptocurrency world for seven years.

The most common question from those around me is not how high Bitcoin can rise, but whether I have made money. I honestly tell them: during the market from 2021 to 2023, my account balance successfully broke into eight digits.

I divide these seven years of market activity into three phases. The pace has become increasingly tight, yet my operations have become more streamlined.

In the first phase, from 50,000 to 1.5 million, it took me 24 months to accumulate experience through exploration;

In the second phase, from 1.5 million to 8 million, it took 12 months, and I began to find my own rhythm;

In the third phase, from 8 million to 30 million, it only took 5 months. I increasingly understood that the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the number of trades; less operation and precise judgment are key.

My strategy is simple yet effective—focus on the “N” shape. A strong vertical rise, a gentle diagonal pullback, then a decisive vertical breakout; once the pattern is confirmed, I enter decisively, and if the pattern breaks, I stop-loss immediately.

No averaging down, no leverage, strict stop-loss controlled at 2%, and profit-taking set at 10%, and I have written these rules into the exchange API to ensure precise execution.

Some laugh at me for being “rigid,” not watching moving averages, not chasing hot stocks, and not paying attention to industry news. However, those who obsessively monitor various indicators and frantically refresh news often suffer the biggest losses.

I simplify the charts to the extreme, only looking at 4-hour K-lines and a light gray 20-day moving average. I take a glance at the closing price every day; if there’s an “N,” I place a conditional order; if not, I turn off the computer and enjoy life.

When profits reach a key point, I will promptly “cash out”: take back the principal at 1.5 million, and move half at 8 million. I also have three iron rules: do not chase up, do not hold positions, do not linger in battles.

In the crypto world, there is no absolute profit; there is only constant selection. Filter out the temptation of leverage, the impulse of FOMO, and the noise of the market, and what remains is wealth. Don’t dream of getting rich overnight; steadily achieving 20 times 10% returns, going from 50,000 to 10 million is not unattainable.

I have endured the darkest moments of the cryptocurrency world and have also welcomed the dawn. The market rewards those who are patient. In the next market cycle, the light will always be on; will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

As a beginner with a capital of 3000U, listen to my heartfelt words.

When I first entered the crypto world, I had less than 3000U in capital, and my hands trembled every time I placed an order, worried that I would lose everything in one go.

Watching others flaunt high returns made me itch with desire, but I knew that with a small capital, I had to be steady and cautious, like an experienced hunter, patiently waiting for the best opportunity.

Who would have thought that four months later, my account balance broke 38,000U; after six months, it soared to 70,000U, and I never had a margin call throughout the process.

Some think I was lucky, but that is not the case; it all relied on these three iron rules of “survival and profit.”

Firstly, reasonable allocation of funds, reserving a way to turn things around.

I divided the 3000U into three parts, each part 1000U. One part was used for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum. Once the volatility reached 2% - 4%, I decisively took profits; another part was for swing trading, patiently waiting for clear trading signals, holding positions for 2 - 4 days, pursuing steady returns; the last part was my trump card, no matter how extreme the market was, I resolutely did not touch it, as this was my capital for a comeback. Those who go all-in and gamble get carried away when prices rise and panic when they fall, making it impossible to stand firm for long.

Secondly, follow the trend closely, avoiding the quagmire of turbulence.

The market is mostly in a sideways state, and frequent trading only means giving the platform transaction fees for nothing. Without clear trading signals, just wait patiently; once a signal appears, act decisively. When profits reach 12%, withdraw half first; securing profits is a true skill. Every time I doubled my capital, it was all about steadily harvesting profits, not being impulsive or chasing prices.

Thirdly, rules above all, strictly controlling emotions.

Each individual trade's stop-loss is strictly controlled at no more than 1.2%. Once the stop-loss point is reached, exit without hesitation; when profits exceed 2.5%, first reduce the position by half, letting the remaining position continue to run and expand profits; never average down during losses, not being swayed by emotions. It is not necessary to accurately predict market trends every time, but it is essential to adhere to the rules each time.

Having a small capital is not scary; what is scary is always thinking about “turning the tables in one go.” I was able to grow from 3000U to 70,000U relying on rules, patience, and discipline. I hope my experience can light your path in the crypto world. @慢慢赢_带单笔记

In 2013, I dove headfirst into the crypto world, flailing around like a headless fly.

With a single-minded fantasy of getting rich overnight, I invested all my savings, only to lose everything and fall into despair.
Little did I expect that by the end of 2017, my account assets would peak at over 3 million.

I was overjoyed. But then the bear market came, eroding my unrealized gains, and I was left with less than 300,000, this wild rise and fall brought me back to reality in an instant.

After ten years of ups and downs, I've summarized three of the most practical survival principles:

First, distinguish between "luck-based wealth" and "skill-based wealth."

In a bull market, everyone seems to become an investment expert, but most of it is just luck bestowed by the times. I have to admit that the 3 million profit was mainly because I entered the market early, not because I was particularly skilled. Mistaking luck for skill is a quick path to bankruptcy.

Second, position management is fundamental to standing firm in the market.

I never invest all my funds at once; instead, I use a "pyramid" adding method, starting with a small amount to test the waters, and gradually increasing my investment once I confirm the trend. At the same time, I allocate funds reasonably, investing most into core assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and a small portion into promising innovative projects, while strictly setting ratios that don’t easily change with market sentiment.

Third, establish mechanical trading rules.

Human nature is the biggest weakness in front of the market. I set strict rules for myself: if profits double, decisively withdraw the principal; if the price drops 20% from the peak, unconditionally halve the position; if I lose 10% after buying, immediately stop loss. No hesitation, no fantasies, mechanically execute. This cold, hard rule has helped me avoid crises multiple times.

Now, I have recognized my limitations and hold a sense of awe towards the market. I have shifted most of my assets towards stable investments, leaving only a small portion to continue exploring in this market. This is not retreating but rather reaching an understanding with the market.

Once, I groped blindly in the dark; now, I have found my own light. Would you like to join me? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

A few days ago, I had dinner with a seasoned veteran from the crypto world, and during the meal, he said something that enlightened me: "In today's crypto world, it's not about competing for direction, but about competing for rhythm."

Upon further reflection, this is indeed true.
Over the past two years, too many "old investors" are still entangled in the debate of whether contracts or spot trading is superior. Yet they fail to realize that the times have already changed.

The logic of "spot trading is safe, and holding for a long time will surely lead to gains" does not hold up against the market.

What you think is a quality coin is actually just watching your holdings slowly depreciate.
I once knew someone who went all-in on spot trading during a bull market, boasting that he would hold for three years.

As soon as the bear market hit, his assets shrank from 120,000 U to over 10,000 U, and now when discussing the market, all he says is, "I’m never playing again." In fact, what he lost was not the coins, but the rhythm.

I have also made the same mistake, fixated on long-term investment, and after a round of adjustments, my profits vanished. Later, I changed my approach, not betting on direction, but focusing on rhythm. Whenever there’s a wave, I operate; whenever there’s profit, I secure it, even if a single trade only earns 10% or 20%, but it wins in stability and replicability.

Not long ago, a follower approached me, looking distressed, saying he had lost quite a bit again. I carefully analyzed his operations and found that the rhythm was completely chaotic. So I guided him to do short-term trading, using COAI as an example, opening a short at 14.9, and less than a day later, closing at 14.1, netting 9,800 U from that single trade. This was not luck, but precise rhythm.

The current market is a "patience game." Mainstream coins are hard to rise, altcoins are sluggish, and dreaming of tenfold or hundredfold returns will only make you wait further. If you want to make money, you must first learn to defend. I often say, making money in the crypto world relies on rhythm, and safeguarding your funds relies on position. Taking a bite of profit and running, small monthly gains, and annual compounding is the way to survive.

In the past, it relied on narratives and dreams; now it relies on execution and discipline. Those who can correct their mistakes in time are the true experts.

2025 is already more than halfway through, and I want to say, don’t be a dream chaser; be a rhythm controller. Don’t bet on getting rich quickly, bet on steady wealth. Leave the direction to the market, but control the rhythm in your hands.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on, will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记

In the past ten years of cryptocurrency trading, there has been a grand drama that I still find unforgettable.

That year, when I first entered the crypto world, I rushed into the market with 3000 USDT, coinciding with a small bull market. In just a week, my account balance soared to 50,000 USDT.

That feeling of becoming rich overnight made me feel like the king of the crypto world, walking with confidence. But reality quickly taught me a lesson; during a sudden downturn in the market, I failed to cut my losses in time, and within a few days, 50,000 USDT vanished into thin air, bringing me back to square one.

After this battle, I reflected deeply and summarized a few life-saving principles.

First, set strict profit-taking and stop-loss lines. Before each operation, I would set my profit and loss points based on the market situation and my risk tolerance.

For example, I plan to take profits at 20% and decisively cut losses at 5%. Once, I had high hopes for a particular cryptocurrency; after setting my profit-taking and stop-loss points, I entered the market. Initially, the market rose as I expected, but when it reached 18%, it suddenly retraced, triggering my stop-loss line. Although I felt a bit regretful, I also avoided greater losses later on.

Secondly, diversify investments and do not put all your eggs in one basket. I won’t focus solely on one cryptocurrency; instead, I choose several different types and fields of cryptocurrencies for investment. This way, even if one cryptocurrency performs poorly, others may still bring returns, balancing overall risk.

Finally, continue learning and enhancing understanding. The cryptocurrency world changes rapidly, with new concepts and technologies emerging constantly. I spend time every day studying market dynamics and learning new analytical methods, continuously improving my understanding.

In these ten years, I have seen too many people rush into the crypto world with dreams of sudden wealth, only to end up losing everything. I want to say that the crypto world is not a casino; it is not a place where you can win just by luck. To survive in this market for the long term, one relies on rationality, discipline, and a constant attitude of learning.

Don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight; steady and measured progress will take you further. I have been through this, and these experiences are lessons learned through blood and tears. I hope they can help you who are confused in the crypto world.

Once, I stumbled alone in the dark; now, I hold the light in my hand.
The light is always on—will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单笔记
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At 32 years old, I have established myself in Shanghai with two properties under my name, one for my family to live in and one for myself.

Few people know that all of this is based on the six years I spent working hard in the cryptocurrency industry.
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Six years ago, when I first entered the crypto world, I invested just over 30,000 as principal. During a market downturn, my account balance once dipped to just over 9,000, and that period was particularly difficult. However, I did not follow the market's chaotic operations and always adhered to my 'foolish method'.

I never expected that this persistence would eventually grow my funds to the tens of millions. One of the most unforgettable times was when my bottom position increased by 400 times in just 4 months. When I realized a profit of 10 million, I felt like it was a 'joke'.​

Actually, I had no insider information, nor was I exceptionally talented; I just eliminated all the complex aspects of trading. It took me 24 months to grow from 30,000 to 1.2 million, 12 months to grow from 1.2 million to 3 million, and only 5 months to grow from 3 million to 10 million.

The more capital I had, the simpler the operations became. I closely monitored the 'N' shape pattern throughout the process — the upward surge is the first vertical, the pullback is the diagonal, and the second breakout is the second vertical. Once the pattern is formed, I enter the market, and if it's broken, I cut my position. ​

I started with supplementary buying, not holding positions, setting stop losses at 2% and take profits at 10%, ensuring a risk-to-reward ratio of over 1:5. This way, even with a win rate of 35%, I can still earn a profit. I only keep the faint black 20-day moving average on my trading interface and do not look at trading volumes or community sentiment. Every day at 9:50 AM, I check the 4-hour cycle, and if there isn’t a suitable pattern, I turn off my computer. If there is, I place an order with a set stop loss and take profit, spending a maximum of 5 minutes a day.

I will allocate my positions according to the 'N' shape pattern: 30% for a true pattern and buy less or not at all for a false pattern. I withdraw some principal for stable investments after making money and only use 1-2 times leverage. I also established three rules: do not chase after rising prices, do not hold positions, and do not cling to battles.

In the cryptocurrency world, mindset is more important than skills. With limited funds, one must be frugal; capturing a major surge once a year is enough. Returns are linked to understanding, and practical experience can enhance oneself.

For medium to long-term, sufficient liquid funds must be retained, while for short-term, one can look at 15-minute candlesticks combined with indicators. The key is to stick to a trading system and not be greedy for more; steady and stable progress is the way to break free from the 'seven losses, two breakevens, and one profit' scenario.