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Last night's live broadcast, someone asked me: "Mr. He, how did you hold onto the 36 times from buying COAI to selling it?"

I smiled, recalling the countless fluctuations and consolidations I experienced during this period. From building a position at 0.14 to exiting at 5.12, in just half a month, I've witnessed too many people get off midway.

One old friend sold at 0.3 and later regretted it;
Another friend was shaken out at 1.2 and never came back;
More people thought it peaked at 2.8 and took profits.
But I only did one thing right: turning trading into the art of waiting.

I remember the most agonizing moments when COAI was at 0.5, a group of people was shouting for a drop. The team was silent, the community was questioning, and bad news kept coming. But I still did three things every day:

Check project progress
Observe on-chain data
Examine position management

Not for anything else, but to confirm one thing: has the buying logic changed?

Many people ask me for the secret, but it actually boils down to five words: hold on, wait for it.
When I built my position at 0.14, I understood:

This is value investing, not short-term gambling.
Give yourself at least a year.
The goal is not to double, but to start at ten times.

So when others rush to take profits at 0.3, I am adding to my position;
When they are making swings at 1.2, I am holding;
When they panic at 2.8, I am waiting.

Recently many people asked me where the next COAI is, I said: even if I tell you, you won't be able to hold on.

Because what this market lacks the most is not opportunities, but patience.

Follow Mr. He, and learn not just about buying and selling points, but how to hold your position. In the next bull market, I hope you can smile and say: this coin, I ate it from start to finish.

Remember: the bull market is prepared for those with patience. In this market, smart people play swings, while wise people make friends with time.
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Have you experienced this: your account is sometimes in the green, sometimes on the verge of collapsing, constantly bouncing between "paper wealth" and "the edge of zero".

Honestly, it's not that you don't know how to buy—it's that you don't know how to "collect".

I've seen too many people make a fortune in a bull market, ready to post screenshots to their social circle, only to fall from heaven back to the floor with one correction. $ZEC

Because you're always thinking about hitting the ceiling, yet never consider how to take the money away.

Let me first tell you an unconventional but most effective operation:

Deliberately sell a little earlier.

Up by 30%? Sell 30% first and get your principal back.

Once the principal is back in your pocket, the remaining position is "other people's money" working for you.

If it continues to rise? Don't fantasize about hitting the ceiling, set a trailing stop loss and move it up by 5% for every 10% increase.

You may not catch the highest point, but you can steadily hold onto the entire main upward wave—the real profit is in the middle, not at the very top.

Now, let’s talk about something even harsher:

Set a limit on your greed.

Most retail investors share the same fate:

Staring at the candlestick chart thinking, "Just a bit longer, it can still rise," then watch profits drop from 50% to 20%, and from 20% back to zero.

Try this "foolish method"

The last point, and the most crucial one—

Stop loss is not a suggestion, it’s a lifeline.

Let’s get the unpleasant truth out of the way:

A loss exceeding 5% must be cut off without question.

Set your conditional orders properly, don’t fantasize about manually pressing the sell button during a crash.

When people are losing money, their psychology is ridiculously fragile, leading them to make the world’s dumbest decisions.

Remember, if your principal is gone, you have nothing to do with the bull market.

Is the crypto world brutal?

Brutal enough to test your greed when it surges, test your resolve to cut losses when it crashes, and test your ability to stay calm when it consolidates.

Ultimately, those who can walk away with money are never the smartest bunch, but the ones who act most like robots—

Trade by plan, execute by rules, don’t discuss emotions, don’t gamble on luck.

I can teach you the strategy, but the execution must be practiced by you.

If you want to turn things around, start today by controlling your hands.
#加密市场观察

Recently noticed that the trend of the cryptocurrency $UAI is quite interesting.

Previously, the profit-taking during the pippin wave was impressive, and this time $UAI has shown another opportunity worth paying attention to. The key point is the quick recovery of the price after this round of correction — the price dropped and immediately bounced back, which often indicates that there are funds actively protecting the market. It seems more like a cleanup of long positions in contracts rather than a true trend collapse.

From a technical perspective, the position 0.1377 is right at the support level of the range. The price has tested this level multiple times without breaking it, instead forming a solid window for low buying. Some traders have positioned themselves with long orders at this level.

Following this logic, if the support holds and the cleanup is complete, the potential rebound could be significant — conservatively estimating there is a 300% upside potential. Of course, cryptocurrencies are highly volatile, so position control and stop-loss settings must keep up.
#加密市场回调

90,000 dollars at this position has now become the main battleground for bulls and bears. December's interest rate cut expectations? To be honest, it feels more like giving the market a lifeline. The overall atmosphere is still bearish, but we need to check on-chain data and cycles to see what they say.

On-chain today is quite interesting—turnover rate has clearly increased, but the data for inflows and outflows is very calm. What does this mean? It indicates that the chips are mainly being shuffled internally within exchanges, while big funds haven't really moved. Looking at the URPD distribution, the liquidity of chips at the 90,000 level is particularly noticeable, while other price levels are relatively stable. Bulls and bears are stuck here.

What's more critical? The group of people around 80,000, whether profitable or deeply trapped, have been silent. The position structure is actually quite healthy; it just depends on who can break through first.

How will it move next? It depends on whether 90,000 can hold. If it stabilizes and volume picks up, there is a chance to test the range of 93,000-95,000. If it repeatedly fails to push higher? Then it will need to return to around 87,000-88,000 to reorganize. The current state of "active turnover but stable price" is a typical standoff period. Everyone is waiting for the Federal Reserve's signals from the December meeting.

For operational reference:
Pulling back to 84,000-83,500 can consider going long, looking at 87,000-87,500.
A rebound to 87,500-88,200 can be tried for short, with a target of 86,000-86,500.

This afternoon, a trader came to me complaining. Pippin has been continuously rising, and his short position was directly buried at a low point. He said he had just finished learning MACD, tried a few trades with small capital, and ended up losing money, asking me what he should do.

To be honest, trading has never been about playing it safe. Just because you learn some complex theories or study MACD doesn't mean you can win effortlessly. The role of these tools is merely to help you find an entry point that you firmly believe in. But here's the problem—every technique can fail at some point, and the key lies in whether you can withstand the losses when it happens.

Now, before I open a position, I don't even think about "how much can I earn from this trade." I only focus on one thing: where to set the stop-loss? Because once you go in with the illusion of making money, if the trade goes wrong, your mindset will collapse. At this moment, keeping your emotions stable is more effective than any technique.

The so-called "seizing opportunities" in the market is essentially about first absorbing a bunch of stop losses. Waiting is a hurdle that every trader must face.
#加密市场回调

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#加密市场回调

Making money boils down to two words: buy low, sell high, focusing on those targets that have been wrongly punished by the market.

Take the current $mon for example, the price is set at 0.042. Is it really possible for a major platform's ICO to break? I think it's unlikely— even if the market is in terrible shape, projects of this level shouldn't reach that point.

The entire network is buzzing with "break warning," and retail investors are eager to cut their losses and exit. At this moment? Precisely when you should be building your position— of course, this assumes the target itself can stand up to scrutiny.

Being greedy when others are fearful is a saying that holds true. When market sentiment reaches extremes, it often hides the most lucrative opportunities.

The crypto market is maturing. What do investors care about more now? It's no longer just about storytelling, but rather where the money is safe and whether the mechanisms are transparent enough.

In this rational return, there is a project design that is quite interesting. It has created a dual-pool architecture, combined with parallel AMM curves, specifically for optimizing liquidity for SOL, $BIT, and various RWA assets. Sounds complex? It's actually about making fund circulation more efficient, and every step can be verified.

In short, playing DeFi now can't just focus on yield. The reliability of the mechanisms and whether liquidity will face crises are the key factors. Protocols that can clearly explain the underlying logic are more likely to attract smart money.

Let's get on board and operate with me
#加密市场反弹

The suspense of interest rate cuts in December is akin to a roller coaster ride for market sentiment—probabilities have soared from 80% to 67%, flipping back and forth. Powell's current situation is a typical case of being caught in the middle.

Just look at the scale of U.S. Treasuries, paired with the current interest rate levels; if they don't lower rates and don't consider releasing some liquidity, the reverse operations of arbitrage funds could drain liquidity. Conversely, if certain economies really tighten capital controls, once they start cutting rates here, the speed of capital outflow will only become more aggressive.

So this isn't really about making choices; it's about being forced to walk a narrow bridge. No matter how much debate occurs within the Federal Reserve or how conflicted Powell feels, the path that needs to be taken must still be taken. The statements made publicly are just for show; the real indicators are hidden in the Treasury yield curve and currency swap points—those reflect the attitudes of large funds invested with real money.

The window for rate cuts is drawing closer, and from the perspective of capital flows, the answer is actually quite clear.

Tonight at 9:30 PM, two key data points will be released - retail sales and PPI. From the current expectations, it is very likely to form a perfect combination of 'the economy is not overheating + inflation is cooling down', which is a great positive for interest rate cut expectations.

First, regarding retail data, U.S. retail sales in September, excluding auto and gas prices, fell by 0.66% month-on-month. If we further exclude food services, the core data dropped by 0.49%. This is quite a significant divergence from the market expectation of a 0.6% increase. The reason is understandable - with the back-to-school season just over, consumers spent a wave of money and then held back, saving up for holiday shopping.

Next, looking at the price pressure on the production side, the core PPI for September turned negative to -0.1%, and the annual rate dropped from 3.1% to 2.6%. The price pressure on the producer side is clearly easing, which means that inflation pressure on the consumer side will also lighten in the coming months.

This combination of data is actually just what the market wants. Since there are signs of slowing economic growth and inflation is retreating, the reason for the Federal Reserve to maintain high interest rates becomes weaker. Once expectations for rate cuts heat up, U.S. stocks and the cryptocurrency market, as risk assets, are usually the first to react.

Tonight's market is expected to have considerable fluctuations; friends engaging in short-term trading should remember to manage their positions well. $ASTER $ZEC are targets to focus on for subsequent trends.
#加密市场回调

There are always people asking me: Why can others play contracts steadily while I lose blood as soon as I enter the market?

The truth is quite heart-wrenching—most of the time, it's not the technique that's the problem, but the mindset and habits. I also crawled out of the pit, having stepped on enough mines to write a book. Later, I figured out a few principles to stick to, and now I'm sharing them.

The root of losing money often lies in wanting to win too quickly.
As soon as the market moves, I rush in, and when the account shows green, I panic like crazy.
It's not the market trying to get you; it's yourself who has opened the door to disaster.

In contract trading, it's never about speed.
Impatience is the shortcut to losses.
Being calm gives you a chance to turn things around.

The first thing I changed: I lowered the leverage to the minimum level.
This is not called being timid; this is called being clear-headed—only accounts that are alive have the qualification to discuss profits.
Low leverage is a way to leave yourself an escape route, while high leverage will only make liquidation come faster.

The second change: I must set a stop-loss level before opening a position.
Before I even click to confirm, I mark the exit price.
Don't fight the market out of anger, don't stubbornly resist volatility, just accept it when the time comes.
That's when I understood—losing less is another form of earning.

The third trick is to diversify positions.
I used to like going all-in; now I change to testing with small orders.
If the direction is right, I gradually increase the position;
if the direction is wrong, the loss is manageable.
With lighter positions, I'm not anxious, and decision-making won't be distorted.

The fourth ironclad rule: execute strictly according to the plan.
Don't chase soaring coins, and don't panic sell when fearful.
No matter how enticing or frightening the market is, only recognize the pre-set strategy.
Later, I realized that emotions themselves are the most dangerous leverage.

The fifth point is to avoid extreme volatility periods.
Do not open new positions during high volatility, and do not clash hard before major news.
Avoiding spike markets is equivalent to avoiding more than half of the liquidation risks.

Some may ask: Can this operation really be profitable?
My answer is—yes, but you have to truly execute it properly.

I am Er Gouzi, focusing on medium and short-term contract strategies and medium to long-term spot allocations. I usually share some trading insights and specific strategies.

200x leverage all-in, what is the experience of earning 458% in 1 hour?
High leverage this time directly maximizes luck, this operation is enough to brag for half a year.

$BTC $ETH This week seems quite dull? Don't be misled by appearances. The market is waiting for the Federal Reserve's statement, and emotions are brewing. The more we go through these grinding phases, the easier it is to suddenly break out in one direction. We've seen it many times—just when everyone thinks there's no volatility, the market can spring into action.

As the end of the month approaches, I personally believe a new round of rally should start. Is it time to flip long positions to short? That would be going against the money. The general direction is clear, just be patient.

For friends trading short-term, remember that it's crucial to buy on dips during pullbacks. The level of 86600 can be considered for going long, with a short-term target of 88800. How's that for straightforward?

Holding short-term positions while keeping an eye on mid to long-term trends, and diversifying with a few reliable cryptocurrencies to spread the risk—earning from fluctuations is all about maintaining steady rhythm.

I didn't participate in the early morning $BTC bull frenzy and set up a short position instead—sure enough, after the non-farm payroll data blew past expectations, the market began to pull back. I secured a profit of 2400 points, making 12,000 dollars this round.

Sometimes it's not about whether the market is going up or down, but about who loses control first. $ZEC $ASTER have also shown similar signals recently; the period before and after macro data is often the most vulnerable window for sentiment.

The retail data for September in the United States has come out, and the market immediately sensed a different vibe.

Ordinary families are really feeling the strain now—rent is rising, oil prices are high, and jobs are hard to find; they are saving wherever they can. Non-essential consumption is shrinking, and the consumer confidence index has plummeted to its lowest point in three years. These signals combined have heated up one expectation: the Federal Reserve is highly likely to cut interest rates in December. The probability of betting on an interest rate cut has already surged above 70%.

This is mixed news for the crypto market.

Let's start with the positive side. The expectation of an interest rate cut means liquidity is on the way. Recently, the market's rebound has mainly relied on this expectation—Bitcoin has rebounded nearly 10% from a six-month low of $80500, and Ethereum has stabilized around $2600. Institutional funds are seizing the opportunity to buy at low points, betting that once money loosens, valuations will naturally recover.

But we cannot ignore the other side of the coin. The problem exposed by weak consumption is that the economy itself is sluggish. If the expectation of an interest rate cut falls through, or if the signals of an economic recession become stronger, how will funds respond? Will they rush to buy government bonds, hoard gold, or continue to stay in volatile crypto assets? The answer is clear. Once risk-averse sentiment kicks in, the market may experience even more violent fluctuations.

Currently, the volatility in the crypto market has soared to 300%, and the root cause is not that the fundamentals have improved, but that it is betting on the Federal Reserve's next move. The Federal Reserve is also in a dilemma now—should it prioritize job preservation or continue to control inflation? How the interest rate decision in December will unfold is uncertain.

This uncertainty creates a contradiction for everyone. On one hand, there is fear that the old routine of "buying expectations, selling realities" will happen again, while on the other hand, no one wants to miss out on the opportunity window brought by liquidity easing.

The economic weakness depicted by the retail data has pushed the crypto market to a critical juncture. The rise and fall of major cryptocurrencies will increasingly closely follow the actual implementation rhythm of the interest rate cut policy. Investors need to find a balance between liquidity expectations and recession risks to seize real opportunities.

BTC, ETH, XRP holders take note - global funds are saying one thing with their actions: they're heading to Hong Kong.

Why? The answer is hidden in several eye-popping numbers.

First, let’s look at the most straightforward: where is the money going? The total amount of bank deposits in Hong Kong surged to 19 trillion HKD this year, up 10.2% from last year. This marks two consecutive years of double-digit growth, with RMB deposits surpassing 1 trillion. What does this mean? It means global investors are placing their trust in Hong Kong with real money, and they’re investing more and more.

Next, let’s look at the stock market. In the first 11 months of this year, Hong Kong's IPO fundraising exceeded 240 billion HKD, ranking first among global exchanges. 87 companies clustered to go public, with average daily trading volume doubling to over 32 billion USD. Sensitive international financial institutions have already started to expand wildly in Hong Kong - hiring more, opening branches, and grabbing territory; everyone wants a bigger piece of the wealth management pie.

However, Hong Kong's ambitions go beyond traditional finance.

Export data has shown positive growth for 19 consecutive months, soaring 11.3% in the first three quarters. Backed by the domestic market and deepening trade with ASEAN, Hong Kong’s positioning is very solid. Even more aggressive is the tech card - digital competitiveness has jumped from tenth to fourth in global rankings, with the "Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Guangzhou" innovation cluster taking the global lead. What does this mean? Digital assets, fintech, and Web3 innovation; Hong Kong is transitioning from a supporting role to a leading role.

There’s also an underrated advantage: people.

Every day, over 1,100 flights connect more than 200 global cities, hosting 350 international events a year, attracting over 9 million attendees. The net inflow rate of talent is 18%, with tech talent making up over 60%. In global talent rankings, Hong Kong is first in Asia and fourth in the world. This is not just a slogan; there are indeed people willing to come, stay, and get things done.

In short, in this era of uncertainty, Hong Kong offers one thing: "certainty" - a robust financial system, a highly open market, and a unique position connecting the world to the motherland. All these factors combined make it the preferred destination for capital seeking safety and a key stop for the globalization of digital assets.

BTC, ETH, XRP holders might want to reevaluate this market. In uncertain times, certainty itself is the rarest asset.

11.24 Monday Evening Bitcoin Analysis:

In the afternoon, Bitcoin fell back from 88000 after being pressured, and multiple attempts to test this level by the market ended in failure. Our short-term strategy of going short was also successfully executed!

From the 4-hour chart, the Bollinger Bands are narrowing and opening upwards, indicating intense competition between bulls and bears, with signs of a bottom forming. The focus going forward is on the 85800 support level; if it does not break with significant volume, we will look towards 88000!

Trade Recommendation:
Buy Bitcoin around 85000-85500, with a target of 87500-87500.

Brothers with less than 1000U in capital, don't rush to click the opening button, let me say a few words.

You often treat the cryptocurrency world like a casino, but after playing for a while, you'll understand— the less money you have, the more you can't act recklessly. You need to be steady enough that others feel anxious for you.

I once took a novice under my wing, who only had 600U in his account. Every time he opened a position, his palms would sweat, and he was cautious even about clicking the button. I told him: "If you follow the rules, the money will naturally grow."

What was the result? In a month, his account grew to 6000U, and three months later it surged to 20,000, with zero liquidation throughout. Do you think this is luck? No, he was just more willing than most to stick to the rules.

The smartest thing he did was know he had little capital, so he understood even more that he couldn't mess around. He divided his money into three parts, leaving one part untouched, never to be touched. That’s not being conservative, it's reserving life for himself.

Many people are like this: a few hundred U come in and they go all in, riding the highs like they're on adrenaline, and when it drops, it's like a breakup... In this state, it's a wonder if they can make money.

Playing with small capital isn't about speed; it's about who can endure. That brother's most stable habit every day was not to click orders recklessly. If the market wasn't right, he'd rather close the software to drink water and get some fresh air than clash head-on with the market.

Only when the trend was clear would he gently give it a push, earning over 10%, locking it in smoothly for security. When the money was in hand, he was steadier than the market itself.

These seemingly simple operations are very hard to execute. Cut losses when they reach your limit, don't be sad; reduce positions when in profit, don't be greedy; don't double down on losses, don't retaliate against the market.

You can't conquer the market, but you can conquer yourself. You don't need to be right every time, just don't act recklessly each time.

So, having little capital is not the problem at all; an unstable mindset and unsteady hands are. Stop thinking about making a comeback in one go—that's a movie plot, not reality.

Turning 600U into 20,000 relies not on talent, but on rules, patience, and that bit of self-discipline to be ruthless.

Follow this line of thought, and it's okay to go a little slow; the key is to outlive others.
#香港稳定币新规

This market is simply my cash machine! I made a crazy 8600 dollars in three days, and the DYM short position has gone crazy!

At the moment I pressed the close button, the account balance was fixed at 8626.85 dollars, with a return rate of 1875%. My hands were still trembling slightly; this feeling is more exciting than riding a roller coaster!

All this started three days ago. At that time, DYM was fluctuating around 0.193, and the daily chart clearly showed a double top pattern. I was watching the market and noticed that every rebound was weak and unable to break through the previous high, with the MACD crossing below the zero line, which was an excellent short signal!

"Now is the time!" I urgently notified the community and led my followers to build positions in batches at 0.193, 0.18, and 0.16. The stop loss was set at 0.20, a position that could control risk while allowing profits to run.

The next three days were perfect. DYM continued to decline, and we decisively took profits at 0.120, perfectly avoiding the final bullish counterattack. Looking at the perfect arc on the candlestick chart, I knew this operation had become legendary!

Now, I have locked onto ZEC and TNSR, both of which are also in a downtrend. The bearish market is still ongoing, and the next wave of wealth opportunities is right in front of us.

If you want to catch this train, hop on and I'll take you flying together! Remember, in the market, only those who can trade both long and short can become the biggest winners.
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