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The truth behind Bitcoin's plunge in the early morning! If you don't understand this logic, you'll always be on the edge of losing money!

In the early morning, Bitcoin suddenly plummeted, leaving many investors confused, exclaiming "the drop is inexplicable."

In fact, the underlying logic isn't complex; the core issue lies in the withdrawal of funds under tightened liquidity—this point has been overlooked by most.

The first reason is the U.S. Treasury auction, which acts as a "blood extraction machine."

Currently, with the government shutdown, the TGA (Treasury General Account) is like a dried-up pond, and the market is already suffering from a lack of liquidity.

Although the Federal Reserve has attempted to inject funds from the banking side to ease the situation, the funds drained by the bond market "black hole" far exceed expectations.

In this auction of three-month and six-month U.S. Treasuries, the nominal size was 163 billion, but the actual reached 170.69 billion, and after deducting the reinvestment portion from the Federal Reserve, the financial market was drained of 163 billion in a short time.

This might not seem significant during periods of liquidity easing, but in a tightening cycle, the withdrawal of large amounts of funds can make risk assets "shiver."

The decline in Bitcoin is the most direct response to the outflow of funds, just as excessive blood loss can cause dizziness; with a lack of financial support, the market naturally suffers a "severe injury."

The second reason comes from the "cold air" of the Federal Reserve. Goolsbee's speech maintained a hawkish stance, undermining the market's confidence in a December rate cut, causing the probability of a rate cut to drop from nearly 70%.

It's important to know that rate cut expectations are the "stimulant" for risk assets; when these expectations weaken, the market reacts like it's been doused with cold water, and the pressure increases sharply.

It's like everyone is looking forward to warm weather for travel, only to learn that cold air continues, inevitably dampening spirits.

The combination of tight liquidity and cooling sentiment weighs on risk assets, with Bitcoin being particularly evident. At this time, the market is prone to pessimism, and selling pressure further exacerbates the decline.

However, there is no need to panic excessively. The way out is not difficult: once the government resumes operations, the TGA replenishment will inject funds, like adding water to a dried-up pond, thereby improving liquidity;

If the Federal Reserve reduces the intensity of overnight reverse repos, releasing short-term liquidity, the pressure will also ease.

After all, the liquidity cycle is never eternal; like the changing of the seasons, spring always comes after the cold winter.

In tough times for the market, opportunities are often hidden. For investors, understanding the direction of liquidity is far more important than fixating on K-line fluctuations.

On the path of compound interest, I can walk fast alone, but a group can go far; you are welcome to join me @bit福多多

More than twenty thousand to forty-five thousand! DOGE turned the tables, only those who dare to invest heavily can earn big money

Total assets of forty-five thousand, today floating profit of more than seven hundred dollars, almost all invested in this one DOGE position!

But a week ago, this brother was completely different—holding thirty thousand in capital, shuffling back and forth among five or six altcoins;

Every time he made a small profit, he hurried to run, and when he lost, he stubbornly held on. After two months, the account was almost down to just over twenty thousand, and when he found me, he said one thing: "Bro, just help me break even."

I reviewed his trading records, and the problem was obvious: too many thoughts, too fragmented actions. It seemed busy, but in reality, it was all about paying transaction fees to the market.

I told him: "Immediately clear out all the miscellaneous coins, just keep one that you understand, then wait for a moment when everyone is scared, and invest heavily!"

We finally chose DOGE, not for any complicated reason, but because its volatility pattern and community consensus are relatively clear, and the market is large enough, making it hard for small funds to manipulate.

By the day before yesterday, a false regulatory news triggered market panic and a sharp drop, and DOGE also plummeted from 0.185U to 0.172U.

I immediately told him: "Right now, put the remaining twenty-three thousand U in, with a stop-loss at 0.167U, just a 3% loss space, you can afford to lose!"

He later told me that his hands were shaking at that moment, after all, he was scared from previous losses, but he still gritted his teeth and did it.

Unexpectedly, two hours after entering the market, the market sentiment quickly recovered, and DOGE led the rebound, surging to 0.198U.

We didn't run at the first rebound but set a trailing stop to let the profits run freely.

In these three days, relying on precise timing and firm holding, the account grew from over twenty thousand to forty-five thousand, directly doubling and more.

He later told me that the most important lesson he learned was not some complex technique, but "when the real opportunity comes, do you dare to push all your chips to the center of the table?"

Most people's problem is not that they can't find opportunities, but in the face of real opportunities, they are scared by previous losses and only dare to make small bets.

Those who can survive in the market and still earn are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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The cryptocurrency world isn't about making money? It's about paying tuition, unless you find the right person!

Do you think coming to the crypto world is about picking up money? In fact, most people are here to pay tuition!

Those who can pause and seriously read my words are either going crazy from losses or are on the verge of liquidation—how much have you lost? 30,000? 50,000?

Or have you even put in money borrowed from family?

Don't worry, among the people I’ve guided, there are many who are worse off than you.

But now their accounts are stable and profitable, with monthly withdrawals as steady as receiving a salary.

What's the difference? Just one thing: finding the right rhythm and using the right methods.

I’m not an internet celebrity, I don’t do live broadcasts, and I definitely don’t rely on making calls to take advantage of people.

But I can help people double their accounts, recover losses, and stabilize their profits.

Look at my followers:

A long time ago, A Long’s contract account only had 580 USDT, following my rules he tripled it, and now his account is stable at 13,000 USDT+, and he can withdraw a steady 2,000 USDT every month to support his household;

Xiao Liu has been liquidated more than a dozen times, came to me and said, "Brother, I want to try one last time," I told him to use 1,000 USDT to follow the rhythm, and within half a month his account broke 13,000 USDT, completely getting rid of the shadow of liquidation;

There’s also a post-00s kid who takes a moment every day to make 1-2 trades on his way to and from work, with a win rate steady at over 65%, more reliable than a professional trader—only because he strictly follows every step of the discipline.

I’m usually very busy and never lack people who want to follow along.

Whether you find me or not, I still earn steadily; but if you find me, maybe you can avoid three months of detours and stop treating your capital as tuition to waste.

What's the most ironic thing in the crypto world?

It's not that you don't work hard, it's that you keep following the wrong people and using the wrong methods;

It's not that you don't have capital, it's that you always gamble with your capital recklessly. There are still people asking me, "Can you really help people double their accounts?"

I can't be bothered to explain, just say one thing: how many USDT your account can keep is how much doubt it’s worth.

Those who can really turn their fortunes around in the crypto world have never been the ones who ask the most questions, but those who dare to break the wrong patterns and seriously execute the rules!

Those who can survive in the market and still make money have always been the ones who dare to reach out first.

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1500U rolled to 20,000U! Small capital zero liquidation, relying on 3 survival rules

$BNB If your capital is less than 1000U, don’t rush to enter the market!

Last month I took a complete novice, entering the circle with 1500U, even needing to refer to the tutorial to navigate the contract interface, most afraid that a wrong move would lead to total loss.

I only provided him with a framework of "survive first," and as a result, he reached 8000U in 10 days and 20,000U in 30 days, all without liquidation—this is not luck, but strict discipline!

The biggest pitfall for small capital is treating the exchange like an ATM, daring to go all in with a few hundred U, only to end up with nothing.

The real breakthrough for small capital relies on these 3 survival rules:

1. Split capital, do not bet it all at once.

Divide the 1500U into three parts: 500U for intraday trading, only targeting small fluctuations of 3%-5% in mainstream coins like BTC and BNB, quick in and out;

500U for a short trend over 3-5 days, only entering when the pattern is clear; the remaining 500U should always be kept as a backup.

Going all in feels great when prices rise, but it’s the worst when they fall; leaving an exit strategy is the bottom line for small capital.

2. Only follow trends, do not trade sideways.

The cryptocurrency market is mostly in a sideways trend, opening random positions just means paying fees to the platform.

If there’s no direction, hold back; move only when a trend appears, take half the profit when it reaches 12%, realizing gains is what counts as winning.

My student was able to quickly double his investment because he endured two weeks in a sideways market, waiting for BNB to break a key level, then he captured an 18% profit all at once.

3. Rules first, market second.

These three strict rules must be engraved in your mind: the maximum loss per trade must not exceed 2%, cut losses at target;

Halve the position when profit reaches 4%, let the remaining profits run; absolutely no averaging down on losses, emotionally driven actions are the most dangerous.

Small capital is not afraid of slow earnings, but fears rapid losses.

It’s okay not to time the market perfectly, but the rules must not be broken—stick to these three iron rules, rolling from 1500U to 20,000U is just a matter of time!

Those who can survive and still earn in the market are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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Total loss liquidation? It's just because you're too greedy! These 3 rules will save you from the pit

Why do you always lose money and get liquidated in the cryptocurrency world?

The core reason is one word: greed!

Seeing the market rise, you jump on the bandwagon, make some profit, and then frantically add to your position, panicking and cutting losses at the slightest decline.

As a result, you either end up buying at a high or getting shaken out, turning yourself into the market's 'fuel'.

Can't you change this? It's simply because you haven't realized the problem or you're too anxious.

Anxious to recover losses, anxious to make money, dreaming of a quick turnaround, throwing all basic rules and discipline out the window.

I fell into this trap early on: in 2022, I chased a certain altcoin, greedily adding to my position when it went from 5U to 8U;

After going all in, it dropped back to 3U in just a few days, directly resulting in a liquidation loss of 20,000U, and that was truly regretful.

For those still losing, engrave these few rules in your mind; this is the lesson I learned from my losses:
First, never go all in.

Strictly control a single position at 20%-30%, leaving enough emergency funds in total.

Just like last month when BTC rebounded, I only used 25% of my position to enter; even if it retraced later, I had chips to turn back, never getting caught in a passive position;

Second, take profits promptly.

Don't think that 3%-5% profits are small; last year I accumulated small gains through short-term trading, steadily earning 15% monthly, and after a year, my principal multiplied by 2.8 times; compounding is the real king;

Third, never hesitate on stop-losses.

Set stop-losses in advance for each trade, and cut immediately if triggered; better to lose a small amount than to give the market a chance to wipe out your entire position.

I now set my stop-loss at 4%; last year, I avoided liquidation risk three times using this strategy.

Still dreaming of waiting for a big bullish candle to turn around? Wake up!

The cryptocurrency world has never been about who makes money the fastest, but rather about who survives the longest.

Those who think about taking a gamble often become cannon fodder in the market;

While those who adhere to the rules, avoid greed and gambling, can slowly accumulate profits.

If you really want to make money, remember this phrase: don’t be greedy, don’t gamble, don’t stubbornly hold on, and strictly enforce discipline.

This is the only thing that can save you from the quagmire of losses!

Those who can survive in the market and still make money have always been those willing to take the first step.

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How much should you take profit? After 6.8 million turned into 380,000, I understood the importance of securing profits

"In your mind, how much should you take profit?"

This question has no standard answer, but you must have a clear understanding.

Nowadays, too many people trade without a plan, not understanding how to take profits or cut losses, ultimately losing all their capital to the market, never to recover.

At the beginning of last month, a fan of mine chased high at 30,000 USDT for $AIA . In just one day, the currency price soared from 10 USDT to 20 USDT, and his funds skyrocketed from 30,000 to 130,000!

He screenshot and asked me if he should take profit; I advised him to secure his gains, but he kept asking, "Can it go higher?"

I knew he already had the answer in his mind; he was just looking for affirmation from me.

In the end, with one sharp drop, he stubbornly held on, and ultimately faced liquidation, losing 130,000 USDT overnight.

I understand this pain too well.

During the bull market in 2021, my account peaked at 6.8 million USDT, and I was staring at the screen thinking, "If it doubles again, I'll take profit."

But the market never moves according to your wishes; by the time I realized, there was only 380,000 USDT left in my account.

During that period, I couldn't sleep at night, repeatedly pondering if I had taken profits earlier, my life might have been different, but it was too late for everything.

Only after getting hurt do people remember the pain. Since then, I’ve seen clearly: in the cryptocurrency world, it doesn’t matter how much you earn; what matters is how much you ultimately take away.

Many people shout about "financial freedom" every day, yet they haven't even learned the most basic principle of "take profits when you can."

Later, I established a strict rule: when my position triples, I will take half off the table!

No conditions, no excuses.

Only in this way can you avoid being run by numbers, and your account can survive for the long term.

Some ask, "How much is enough?"

The answer is you will never earn enough, but you need to clarify your goal every time you open a position.

The key is whether you can proactively bring your gains into reality before the market forces you to stop.

The first lesson the cryptocurrency world taught me is: don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight; pragmatically securing profits is the way to go.

Those who can survive in the market and still earn are always the ones who dare to take the first step.

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Hangzhou Brother's Cryptocurrency Journey of Eight Years: 120,000 Rolled into 50 Million, All Thanks to 6 Iron Rules

I have a brother from Hangzhou, who is 40 years old. He appears low-key and reserved, yet he is the most stable, ruthless, and patient trader I have ever seen.

In eight years, while others chased highs and cut losses, he relied on strictly following rules to grow 120,000 to 50 million, owning 4 houses and a studio, definitely a winner in life!

The 6 survival rules he shares from the cryptocurrency world look simple, but they are all built on real money:

1. Fast rise, slow fall = Main force accumulation.

Last year, after ETH quickly surged and then slowly corrected, while others were anxious to exit, he kept his eyes fixed, and sure enough, after the correction ended, it soared 30%, getting on the train before others to earn a full profit;

2. Rapid drop, weak rebound = Main force fleeing.

Last year, a certain altcoin crashed 40%, and the subsequent rebound was less than 20%. He advised me not to catch the falling knife, and as a result, this coin ultimately went to zero, avoiding a disaster;

3. Low volume at a high level is more dangerous than high volume.

Last year, when BTC surged to 69,000, the volume shrank by 25%. He immediately reduced his position, and within a few days, it plummeted by 15%. Markets often die in silence;

4. The bottom must be confirmed by consecutive volume.

In April this year, after SOL's single-day surge in volume, he did not act, waiting for 5 days of moderate volume increase before entering the market. Over the next 3 months, it rose by 120%. The bottom is ground out, not smashed out;

5. The essence of trading coins is trading people's hearts.

No matter how fancy the indicators are, they are useless; only volume reflects real emotions—whether capital enters with greed or exits in panic, just look at the volume to understand;

6. The highest realm: no desire, no fear, no attachment.

He can stay in cash for half a year and can also hold positions through volatility, never rushing for quick gains in the market.

Last year, before the main upward trend, he stayed in cash for 3 months, and once it started, he held on tightly, reaping the juiciest segment.

My brother always says: "In the cryptocurrency world, it's not about who makes money fast, but who lives long."

These six iron rules are not mythical tricks; they are all solid survival wisdom—stick to the rules, endure patience, and small funds can slowly grow into large assets!

Those who can survive in the market and still earn are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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Contract Beginner's Pitfall Guide! 5 Traps to Avoid for Guaranteed Profit Without Liquidation

As a newcomer to the contract market, the biggest fear isn't market fluctuations, but stepping on landmines!

In recent days, I've seen too many friends lose everything as soon as they enter, all due to the same deadly logic.

Once you step on one, you can lose everything in seconds. Today, I'll help you avoid these pitfalls and save you hundreds of thousands in tuition fees!

First Trap: Using Too High Leverage.

Many beginners hold the mindset of "turning around in one night" and start with 50x or 100x leverage, only to see their accounts wiped out with a mere 5% market fluctuation.

I once tried 20x leverage early on and lost 30% due to a small market spike; later, I consistently used 3-5x leverage, which could withstand a 20% fluctuation, allowing room for adjustments and recovery.

Second Trap: Not Setting Stop-Loss and Holding On.

"Wait a bit, it will rebound" or "losing 50% and cutting losses is too painful"—I've heard this countless times, and the result is always deeper losses the longer you wait.

When opening a position, you must set a stop-loss. I set a strict single trade stop-loss of ≤4%, and after making a profit, I will move the stop-loss line up accordingly to lock in profits—contracts without stop-losses will eventually be eliminated by the market.

Third Trap: Full Margin Betting.

"Opportunities are rare, let's go all in"—this mindset is like giving away money!

Here's a safe formula: Maximum single position = Capital × 2% ÷ Leverage.

For instance, with 10,000 U capital and 10x leverage, don't exceed 200 U per trade; even if the market changes suddenly, you won't return to square one overnight.

Fourth Trap: Emotional Trading.

Chasing after spikes or panicking during drops—80% of liquidations stem from this.

I now never stay up late watching the market; I prepare a trading plan in advance, strictly executing entry price, take-profit price, and stop-loss price, completely eliminating emotions from my account— the market always rewards calm individuals.

Fifth Trap: Not Understanding Exchange Tricks.

Many newbies realize the market's cruelty only after being wrecked by "spikes" and "slippage."

You must choose mainstream, regulated exchanges, especially before extreme market conditions or major news.

The contract market is cruel but opportunities are always present; those who can truly make money are not the most aggressive, but the ones who understand how to avoid pitfalls and are the most stable.

Those who can survive and still profit in the market are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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From nothing to eight figures! Can the crypto world really allow ordinary people to turn their lives around?

My answer is: yes, and even better—this year my account first broke eight figures, from a penniless poor boy back then;

I became someone who can stay in a five-star hotel for 2000 yuan a night without blinking, with suitcases and hats featuring crypto elements, able to meet 'my kind' wherever I go.

Compared to my elders who run factories or do e-commerce, my life is too easy: no worries about the supply chain, no contract disputes, and no frustrating customers defaulting on payments.

People often ask for the secret; actually, the mindset comes first, and techniques second. Over the past few years, I’ve summarized some practical tips.

BTC is always the 'big brother' of the crypto world; you must keep an eye on it: when it rises, altcoins have a chance; when it falls, the younger siblings all have to kneel.

ETH can occasionally break out with independent trends, but don’t expect altcoins to resist the market.

Moreover, BTC and USDT are like a seesaw; when USDT premium exceeds 3%, you need to be cautious about Bitcoin; if BTC rises over 20% in a week, it’s wise to stock up on USDT for safety.

Don't miss three key time periods: between 0-1 AM, it's easy to 'insert needles'; last year, I placed a low order for SOL before sleeping and really picked up a leak of 120U;

From 6-8 AM is a barometer; if it drops in the first half of the night and continues to drop during these two hours, close your eyes and average down, there's a high probability of a surge on that day—one time BTC made me 15% this way;

At 5 PM, US funds enter the market, leading to significant fluctuations, so watch the volume closely.

Don’t be superstitious about 'Black Friday'; there have been rises, falls, and sideways movements, the key depends on the news. And here’s a practical rule: if it's not a vaporware coin and has trading volume, don’t panic if it drops.

I bought Dogecoin at 0.085U and held it for two years, turning it into 23 times; last year, when SOL dropped 28%, I averaged down my costs in batches and recovered the initial investment plus 18% profit within a month.

In eight years in crypto, I turned my life around from nothing, relying on these practical principles.

No need for complicated operations; just focus on core coins, catch the right timing, and maintain a stable mindset. Ordinary people can earn a decent living here—I am the best proof.

Those who can survive and still profit in the market have always been those who dare to reach out first.

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Eight years in the cryptocurrency world, losing 7 of the principal! I realized: living is more important than getting rich

After eight years of struggling in the cryptocurrency world, to be honest, the first few years were all bloody lessons

At first, I entered with 100,000 USDT, didn't understand position control, couldn't manage my mindset, followed the trend chasing MEME coins, fully loaded during corrections, and ended up losing 7 of my principal, leaving only 30,000 USDT, almost completely withdrawing from the market.

There is no retail investor who hasn't experienced this low point; later, I gradually explored the rules for survival, not guaranteeing wins, but able to avoid 80% of the pitfalls.

Most retail investors do the opposite: they hold on when they lose and run when they earn.

I was like that back then; I couldn't bear to cut my losses when ETH was down 15%, and in the end, I was trapped with a deep loss of 40%; while I was eager to exit when I made 8%, missing out on a subsequent 20% increase.

Later, I reversed my approach: lock in half my profits at 10%, decisively stop loss at a 5% loss, and just this rule saved me from countless deep pits.

Last year, when SOL rose to 230 USDT, hitting a new high with shrinking volume, I followed the rules and didn’t rush to sell; later it rose another 35%;

After BTC broke the 20-day line and retraced, with trading volume shrinking to 30% of the previous levels, I decisively entered the market and made 12% in 5 days.

Another key point: don’t be greedy; I now only focus on three mainstream coins: BTC, ETH, and SOL, concentrating my energy to manage my positions well.

There are also rules for intraday operations: don’t panic during sharp declines; last year ETH dropped 8% in one day, I added a small position according to the rhythm, and the next day it rebounded 6%, successfully taking profits;

Be cautious of sharp pulls at the end of the trading day; there was a time when ADA rose 7% at the end, and I didn’t follow the trend, resulting in a direct crash of 9% the next day, which helped me avoid a disaster.

These rules have proven effective: shrinking volume when rising will continue to rise, increasing volume without rising requires fleeing, and sharp pulls will definitely correct.

More importantly is the mindset: last year my account made 50,000 USDT, I stopped and took a week off to avoid impulsive operations;

Last month I consecutively lost two trades, I didn’t rush to recover, but calmly reviewed and subsequently made profits in five consecutive trades.

After eight years in the cryptocurrency world, I finally understand: living is more important than getting rich.

There's no need for complicated indicators; remember "take profits and stop losses, less is more, control your mindset", even if it’s slow to earn, you can stay in this market for a long time.

Now my account has already returned to 150,000 USDT, relying on these simple methods.

Those who can survive and still earn in the market have always been the ones who dare to reach out first.

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The dumb way in the crypto world makes money! Steadily squeeze out a few thousand U every day, relying on rhythm rather than indicators.

My approach in the crypto world is very simple, without a bunch of flashy indicators or mysterious formulas, yet I can steadily extract 300-2000 U from the market every day.

It's not the kind of flashy performance that surges today and drops back to the original point tomorrow, but a steady rhythm where there is a plan for both rising and falling markets, and even sideways can be profitable—appearing unremarkable, yet consistently profitable.

Why can it be so steady? Because I don't fight for directional predictions, I only focus on controlling the rhythm.

I can't decide how the market moves, but when to enter and when to exit is all determined by the rules.

Last year, I mentored two students:

One guy followed my rhythm, specifically trading BTC and ETH in waves, building positions in batches, aggressively increasing positions, and reducing weak ones, directly tripling his capital in a month;

Another newcomer started with 1200 U, only making 1-2 trades each time, slowly accumulating through compound interest, rolling up to 5800 U in three months without a single liquidation.

In contrast, most people have the same problem: after making 20%, they are reluctant to lock in profits, always thinking about making a little more, resulting in a pullback that takes all profits back;

After losing 5%, they are unwilling to cut losses, hoping for a rebound, and ultimately get caught in deep losses; trading dozens of times a day in a chaotic manner, getting more and more lost, and when emotions run high, the account goes completely out of control.

Previously, a fan complained to me, saying he correctly judged the direction 8 times but still lost due to random position increases and not cutting losses.

In fact, my requirements for mentoring are very low: you don't need to be smart, you don't need to predict tops and bottoms, just do three things well:

Control position building (build in batches, don't be impulsive), control position size (increase on strength, decrease on weakness), control exit (set profit and loss limits before entering).

It sounds simple, but very few people can do it. They always fantasize about “doubling their account on the next trade,” but the reality is that to gamble for a double, they often have to lose several times' worth of profits.

The market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks are those who can maintain a steady rhythm.

Don't always think about getting rich through complex indicators; if you can do “control positions, control rhythm, control exits” well, even if the method is a bit clumsy, you can still make steady profits every day—this is the true essence of surviving in the crypto world for the long term.

Those who can survive and still make money in the market have always been the ones willing to reach out first.

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800U turned into 23,000U! It's not about miracles for flipping accounts; it's all about relentless execution.

Three months ago, a brother came to me with only 800U left in his account, completely lost, speaking weakly: "Do I still have hope?"

I didn’t give him a lecture; I simply replied: "Stop dreaming about getting rich quickly; focus on surviving first."

I set him a practical rhythm: light position + stop loss + follow the rules.

In the first 7 days, the market was volatile, and he followed my advice to only trade mainstream coins, using only 10% of his position to test the waters, setting a stop loss at 3%. Even when he saw MEME coins skyrocketing, he didn't jump on the bandwagon.

On the 8th day, SOL suddenly surged from 120U to 156U. He followed the signal and entered the market, holding for 3 days until it rose to 210U, then decisively took profits, increasing his account from 800U to 1500U.

That night he sent me a voice message, trembling, saying he finally saw hope.

What I want to tell him is: flipping accounts relies on stable output, not on luck.

Too many people get the focus wrong, fixating on a screen full of indicators and technical analysis, only to end up making opposite trades.

The real core of the crypto world is not the indicators but the rhythm, position, and execution.

What truly kills retail investors is never the candlestick patterns, but rather heavy positions, emotional chasing, and gambling on rebounds.

This brother was just like that, following trends into new coins, fully loaded during corrections, losing from 8000U down to just 800U.

Now he strictly follows the rules: entering with a light position of 10-15%, setting a 3% stop loss on every trade, a maximum of 2 trades a day, and never chasing trades emotionally.

In three months, he made a total of 57 trades, with a success rate of 65%, netting 22,200U, and his account surged from 800U to 23,000U without a single liquidation.

Luck can only help you temporarily; execution can save you for a lifetime.

In the crypto world, whether you believe me or not doesn't matter; believing in discipline and the ability to execute determines whether you can turn things around.

Stop fantasizing about an overnight reversal; follow the rhythm and stick to the rules: enter lightly, set stop losses, and maintain discipline.

You will clearly see the profits that belong to you gradually returning to your account—this is not a miracle, but the inevitable result of execution.

Those who can survive in the market and still make profits are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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800U turns into 23,000U! Turning the account doesn't rely on miracles, but on relentless execution.

Three months ago, a brother reached out to me when his account had only 800U left. He felt lost and said weakly, "Do I still have hope?"

I didn't preach, I simply replied, "Stop dreaming of getting rich quickly, just focus on surviving first."

I set him a practical rhythm: light position + stop loss + follow the rules.

In the first 7 days, the market was volatile. He followed my advice and only traded mainstream coins, using 10% of his position for trial-and-error, setting a stop loss at 3%. Even when he saw MEME coins skyrocketing, he did not follow the trend.

On the 8th day, SOL suddenly surged from 120U to 156U. He entered the market according to the signal and after holding for 3 days, it rose to 210U. He decisively took profits, increasing his account from 800U to 1500U.

That night he sent me a voice message, trembling with excitement, saying he finally saw hope.

What I want to tell him is: turning the account relies on stable output, not on luck.

Too many people get the focus wrong, fixated on a screen full of indicators studying technical analysis, but end up making reverse trades.

The real core of the crypto world is not indicators, but rhythm, position, and execution.

What truly kills retail investors is not the candlestick patterns, but heavy betting, emotional chasing, and stubbornly betting against the odds.

This brother was like that before, following trends on new coins and holding a full position during corrections, going from 8000U to just 800U.

Now he strictly follows the rules: entering with a light position of 10-15%, setting a stop loss of 3% for every trade, a maximum of 2 trades a day, and never chasing trades emotionally.

In three months, he made a total of 57 trades with a success rate of 65%, netting 22,200U, and his account surged from 800U to 23,000U without a single liquidation.

Luck can only help you temporarily; execution is what can save you for a lifetime.

In the crypto world, it doesn’t matter whether you believe me or not; believing in discipline and whether you can execute are what determine if you can turn things around.

Stop fantasizing about a sudden reversal; follow the rhythm and follow the rules: enter with a light position, set a stop loss, and maintain discipline.

You will clearly see that the profits that belong to you are gradually returning to your account—this is not a miracle, it is the inevitable result of execution.

Those who can survive and even profit in the market are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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Don't just stare at the candlestick charts! My 'smart' classmate only understood this lesson after losing everything chasing highs and selling lows.

My classmate is truly a case of 'smart people being misled by their own cleverness'—seeing me make a steady profit trading cryptocurrencies, he jumped into the crypto market with 15,000 USDT;

He always felt he could see through the market trends, but after two months of chasing highs and selling lows, his account was down to 4,000 USDT, and he was so frustrated he wanted to delete his trading app.

The most ridiculous move he made: last month, when SOL jumped from 150 USDT to 180 USDT, he heard in the group chat that it would 'break 200 USDT';

He went all in, and that same day it pulled back to 165 USDT, panicking and cutting his losses at 2,300 USDT;

He then turned around and heavily invested in a certain MEME coin, and three days later the price halved, leading to a total loss.

When he came to complain to me, I simply said, 'Buy when you see a buy signal, sell when you see a sell signal; don't act blindly without signals.'

Going in without clear buy and sell signals is all emotional trading, and that's the root of the losses.

But the key is that the buy and sell points must be your own— I determine signals based on BOLL bands + volume: buy when BTC breaks below the lower band with volume, sell when it approaches the upper band with reduced volume, with a stop loss of 3% and take profit of 8-10%;

He has less capital and is risk-averse, so he needs a more conservative rule: only trade mainstream coins, buy only after a pullback of more than 5%, take profit at 7%, and keep position size under 20%.

He spent a week reviewing his losing trades and established his own buy and sell points. In the past month, he made only 6 trades, 4 profits, and 2 losses for a net gain of 1,800 USDT, and his mindset has stabilized a lot.

Last week, when ETH pulled back to 1,900 USDT, it met the buy signal, and he entered with a light position, selling at 1,995 USDT for a decisive profit of 4.5%. He came to share the good news.

Now, the market is extremely volatile, with sharp rises and falls, and if you can't control your emotions, it's easy to be swept away by the market.

Real progress comes not from randomly guessing while staring at candlesticks, but from establishing rules that suit you and sticking to them.

Don't always think you're smarter than the market; if you can 'buy when there’s a buy signal, and sell when there’s a sell signal,' and not let emotions lead you astray, you've already won against 80% of retail investors.

Those who can survive and even profit in the market are always the ones who dare to take the first step.

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Workers in the workshop earn 50,000 a month! The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it's a stable side business.

Previously, a fan confided to me that he worked in an electronics factory, putting in 12-hour days for a monthly salary of only 4,800. He spent two years going from dormitory to cafeteria to workshop, seeing no hope.

But who would have thought that three months later, he made 57,000 in the cryptocurrency market, equivalent to a whole year's salary!

At first, he was just a typical 'newbie trader': he would rush to buy when SOL went up and couldn't bear to sell when it dropped;

He panicked and ran when he made 200U but stubbornly held on when he lost 2,000U, with his account fluctuating like an ECG, his mindset breaking more than the market.

Once, he rushed to invest in a new coin based on tips and lost 3,000U in three days, almost giving up.

I only told him: “Don’t follow the crowd; set your stop-loss first and go at your own pace.”

I also established three strict rules for him: a maximum of 2 trades per day, absolutely no random clicks;

Keep positions below 30%, don’t go all in;

If losses exceed 5%, immediately stop trading for the day.

At first, he thought it was slow, feeling that he wouldn’t make big money this way.

I advised him: “What you want is not to get rich quickly, but to have a stable side income that can support your living; survive first, then make money.”

He half-heartedly followed my advice. Last month, he made 42 trades, 31 profitable, and 11 small losses, netting 57,000U.

What impressed me most was his trade with ETH; he patiently waited three days to enter at a key support level, made a 12% profit, and decisively took profits. He even sent me a screenshot of the funds arriving, saying, “For the first time, I feel that making money is so solid.”

He withdrew half of his profits to buy new appliances for his family and enrolled in a skills course for himself, his tone filled with newfound confidence.

In fact, many people treat the cryptocurrency market like a casino, but those who can truly improve their lives are never the ones who gamble recklessly; they are the ones who can maintain their pace and execute consistently.

If you also want to earn extra income from the cryptocurrency market, remember: don’t rush to double your money, don’t blindly gamble, and don’t rush to trade based on tips.

Treat it as a serious side job, stick to the rules, manage your positions well, and take it slow; you might end up going further—just like this worker, who earned a different kind of life by maintaining a steady pace.

Those who can survive in the market and still make money are always the ones willing to take the first step.

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Newbies, don't rush in recklessly! I relied on 3 "safety locks" to go from 20,000 U to 100,000 U in 4 months.

Brothers, listen to my advice: Losing money in the crypto world is not scary; what's scary is getting liquidated!

Especially for newbies with little capital, if you dare to go all in once, the market can make you cry and leave the space.

Too many fans just enter, holding a few thousand U thinking there is gold everywhere, watching calls every day, chasing trends, and end up halving their capital in three days and getting liquidated in five.

I was the same back then, entering with 20,000 U, thinking I could precisely buy at the low and sell at the high, following the trend of MEME coins, panicking to cut losses, and blindly averaging down, making all the rookie mistakes, and in the end, my account was left with only 8,000 U, almost completely exiting the market.

After calmly reviewing my trades, I summarized 3 "capital safety locks" that helped me crawl out of the quagmire and steadily reach 100,000 U in 4 months without a single liquidation:

First lock: Never exceed half of your position.

No matter how good the opportunity is, never go all in. Last year, when BTC dropped to 30,000 U, I first invested 30% of my position to test the waters, confirming the trend before gradually increasing my position, which allowed me to catch the trend while keeping an exit route.

The crypto world never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is surviving capital.

Second lock: Stick to take profits and stop losses.

I set strict rules for myself: stop loss at 4%, take profit at 8-12%, and execute without hesitation when the time comes.

Once, I was trading ETH contracts, and as soon as I hit the take profit line, I closed my position. It later rose another 6%, but I didn’t get greedy.

Previously, I thought, "Just a little more," and ended up giving back all my 5,000 U profits; that lesson will stick with me for life.

Third lock: Don't buy coins you don't understand.

Previously, I heard a KOL hype about a new coin without even knowing what the project was about and rushed in, resulting in a loss of 2,000 U in three days.

Now, no matter how much the group shouts, if I can't understand the white paper or grasp the logic, I won't touch it, no matter how good the potential gains are. I'd rather miss out than step into a pitfall.

In these 4 months, I made a total of 56 trades, with a success rate of 68%, netting 82,000 U.

When the market is good, calmly increase your position; when it’s volatile, patiently stay out. Never blindly follow the trend.

Newbies, really don’t rush in recklessly. If you want to survive long-term, don’t think about getting rich quickly; first, protect your capital.

Remember: the market is not lacking; opportunities don't run away. As long as you don’t get liquidated, you can always slowly earn it back!

On the road of compound interest, I walk fast alone, but a group walks far. You are welcome to join me. @bit福多多

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Eight years in the crypto world from 4 digits to 8 digits: After 3 liquidations, I realized that human nature is the pit

Eight years in the crypto world, it's not easy—starting from 8000 yuan (about 1100 USD) to reach the million USD level;

It's also simple, I have been liquidated during the crashes of LUNA and FTX, the key is whether you can stay calm during a collapse.

The most unforgettable night of the LUNA crash, I and three old investors were trapped with nearly 300,000 USD; at the dining table, someone was banging the table and cursing, but the senior calmly said: "The market never lacks opportunities, what it lacks is people who can control their emotions."

I remember this sentence to this day. At that time, I gritted my teeth and took a loss, only losing 50,000 USD, while the other two stubbornly held on, ultimately losing everything.

Later I realized: the biggest enemy in the crypto world is never the market, but human nature.

In a bull market, everyone dares to boast that "doubling is not difficult"; when it drops, they panic and cut losses; most people lose money not because they can't read candlestick charts, but because they are led by greed and fear.

I have gone from a novice to where I am today, relying entirely on 5 sets of effectively tested trading logic:

Enter the market with a small position to trial and error; for example, when BTC fell to 28,000 USD last year, I first invested 10% of my position to confirm the trend before adding;

During sideways trading, hold on resolutely; ETH stayed between 1800-2000 USD for 22 days, I resisted the urge to move, and ultimately earned 35% after the breakout;

Be decisive when prices rise; when SOL surged to 250 USD, I took profits in batches, not greedy for the last 10 points, avoiding subsequent crashes;

Buy on down days and sell on up days; last month I bought ADA during a 3% pullback and sold when it rose 5%, making a profit of 27% across 8 trades;

For medium to short-term trades, adhere to the strategy of "buying on early dips and selling on midday rises"; this rhythm has helped me avoid countless last-minute sell-offs.

In fact, experts are not trading every day, but are decisive when action is needed and hold firm when patience is required.

Now when I look at charts, I don’t think too much; one candlestick and one volume bar already indicate the direction, all of which are experiences earned through 3 liquidations and countless nights of watching the market.

When the market rises, I dare not buy, when it falls, I dare not average down, when I earn, I hesitate to leave, and when I lose, I dare not cut—these emotions don't change, and no matter how bullish the market is, I won't make money.

In the end, survival in the crypto world is not about technology, but about mindset and discipline.

Those who can survive and still make money in the market are always those who dare to take the first step.

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A 90s rural worker with a monthly salary of 5800 makes 27,000 a month by watching the market

My old classmate is really something—born in the 90s, his house in the countryside is still being built, he works at a factory far away with a monthly salary of 5800, commuting 1 hour on the subway every day, yet stays up watching K-lines until dawn.

His colleagues always laugh at him: "Watching stocks while slacking off, can you really make a fortune?" Only he knows this is his only chance to live a more decent life.

At first, he was a complete novice, not even understanding what stop-loss meant.

Last year during ETH's pullback, he was heavily invested and got stuck for 38 days, with a floating loss of 42%, and his entire salary was not enough to cover his margin call.

But he didn’t collapse; instead, he bought a bunch of technical books and hid in his rented room after work learning to draw lines and remember key positions. While others were having dinners and drinking, he was taking notes from market charts, filling up 3 notebooks.

I watched him go from making random orders and getting liquidated to gradually learning how to control his position.

What impressed me the most was last month when SOL surged from 120U to 180U. He had positioned himself at the support level ahead of time, holding for 6 days until it rose to 252U, and then decisively closed his position after doubling his investment, saying in the group, "Tonight, treat yourself to a nice meal."

That barbecue costing 38 was something he photographed and sent to me, saying, "This is what I earned after 47 nights of hard work." It wasn't bragging; he truly felt that his efforts were not in vain.

Now he no longer chases trends; during market fluctuations, he prefers to stay out and only acts when there is a clear signal.

Last month he made only 8 trades, 6 profitable and 2 with small losses, and his account directly increased by 46%, netting 27,000, which is more than his salary for half a year.

He withdrew half of his profits, sending 13,000 back home for his parents to repaint the exterior of their house.

He once told me something that I still remember: "I used to think trading was about beating the market; now I understand it's about beating my own greed and impulses."

Is there really any born expert in the cryptocurrency world? They are just ordinary people who stay up late, endure losses, and engrave the rules into their bones.

Stability is not cowardice, and slowness is not losing. When you can discipline your emotions, no matter how low your starting point is, you can gradually achieve the life you want.

Just like my old classmate, a rural worker who fought hard to build his confidence.

Those who can survive in the market and still earn are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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7000 yuan turned into 1000U, I relied on 4 silly methods to roll to a million U

Who would have thought that back then, when my account only had 7000 yuan, I took a gamble to exchange for 1000U, and now I can sit on a million U?

There was no cheating, it was all thanks to a "silly but stable" rolling method that I worked hard to achieve step by step.

The first step was to stick to execution: only invest 200U at a time, specifically choosing active coins like SOL and ETH, doubling up and running immediately, never being greedy;

If I lost down to 50U, I would stop loss immediately, not getting entangled or lingering. I remember the first time I doubled with SOL in a short position, I made 200U and decisively left the market,

That night the market plummeted, and I directly avoided a disaster, which is how I stubbornly ground my principal up to 5000U.

The second step is a cooling mechanism: as long as my account earns 1000U, I must stop for a day. There was one time I made three consecutive profitable trades and got carried away,

Then I heavily invested in MEME coins, resulting in losing all my profits; this lesson will stay with me for a lifetime.

The excitement of making money can easily lead to chaotic operations, so stopping for a day cools the mind and prevents giving back all the profits.

The third step is to increase the principal and open a "three-part strategy": 30% for short-term sniping, quick in and out; 40% for regular investments in BTC and ETH, lying flat with the trend;

30% is kept for major market movements; for example, when BTC broke through a key point last year, I heavily entered the market and made 20 times profit.

Finally, I adhered to four iron rules for eight years: never go fully invested, always set a stop loss for each trade, a maximum of three trades a day, and withdraw profits whenever possible.

Last month, I just withdrew 50,000U for cash, looking at the SMS notification made me feel more secure than doubling my profits.

In fact, making money in the crypto world relies on tenacity, while surviving relies on stability.

The market is always changing, but discipline is the foundation.

I went from 1000U to a million U, relying not on luck or gambling with my life, but on relentless execution.

I want to tell you: don't always think about getting rich overnight; first, engrave "stability" into your bones.

Be bold in the market, be tough on yourself, follow the rules step by step, and small funds can also roll into great wealth—my million U is the best proof of that.

Those who can survive and make money in the market are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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