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$ETH In the past, when I was young and poor, I only had 800 yuan left for meals. By rolling my positions, I made 100,000 in three months. This week, I helped a brother named Awei, who had a capital of 500 U, turn his fortunes around. To put it simply, there are three points:
100 times leverage + profit reinvestment + sticking to one direction.
At the beginning, I only used 300 dollars to test the waters, opening contracts of 10 dollars at 100 times leverage each time.
Earning 1% doubles the amount, withdrawing half of the profit and rolling the other half.
As long as you get it right for 11 consecutive times, 10 dollars can turn into 10,000!
But 90% of people fail on these points:
• They don't take profits and want more
• They refuse to accept losses and keep increasing their positions
• They keep changing directions, getting slapped in the face
My iron rules are:
• Cut losses immediately when wrong; if you make 20 consecutive mistakes, stop trading
• If you earn 5,000 dollars, you must withdraw; never get overconfident
Last year there was a big market movement, and I turned 500 dollars into 500,000 in three days—but I waited patiently for four months without moving beforehand.
Rolling positions isn't about trading every day; it's about seizing opportunities when they arise.
Now some people ask: Can we still roll?
First, ask yourself a few questions:
• Is the market volatile enough?
• Is the trend clear and one-sided?
• Can you just eat the fish body and not be greedy for the tail?
If the answer to all is "yes," then go ahead;
If you're still hesitating, it shows you haven't been taught enough by the market.
Rolling positions is a gamble on your life; without the right mindset and discipline, it's better to accumulate coins honestly. Now that the market is turbulent, strategy becomes even more important. Do you want to face liquidation or double your assets? Choice is greater than effort#加密市场反弹

$ETH Only by holding onto it can you eat big meat, without being swayed by emotions, rationally looking at K-lines, and engaging in market games! Many people see me doing well now and think I'm a 'gifted player,' able to seize opportunities when the market moves, casually opening a couple of trades to make money.
But the truth is—I was once the kind of person who doubted life due to the market.
Chasing news, chasing trends, chasing skyrocketing prices, I've tried every kind of reckless behavior.
Later, I completely woke up:
What could save me was never prediction, nor inspiration, but four words—stupid diligence.
I could grow from 3000 to 800,000 entirely relying on this foolish method:
First: Do less.
While others open dozens of trades in one night, I open only 1-2 trades a day at most.
The more frequent the trading, the easier it is to be led by emotions.
Second: Focus on the mainstream.
While others chase flying coins, I only look at BTC and ETH, which are more certain.
I don’t need excitement; I need to survive longer.
Third: Mechanical execution.
Set entry and exit prices in advance.
Don't move until the price hits, and execute without changing plans on the spot.
The more trading resembles a robot, the easier it is to make money.
Fourth: Never go all in.
Only use 1/5 to 1/3 of the position each time.
No impulsiveness, no gambling with my life; this rule has saved me countless times.
Fifth: Set profit and loss limits in advance.
Once set, don’t change them; don’t be led by emotions.
Why can the stupid method win?
Smart people tend to overthink, love to predict, and gamble on the future,
but what really kills you in the market is not the technology but the itch to trade.
The smarter people are, the easier it is for them to be controlled by emotions,
the ones who end up blowing up their accounts are those, while the ones who survive are the steady, slow, wood-like executors.
The path I've taken is slow but steady.
Starting from 3000, I've earned and lost dozens repeatedly, jumping back and forth.
I've also experienced drawdowns, once falling back to over ten thousand.
But every time, I execute according to the stupid method:
No increasing positions, no random movements, no impromptu decisions.
Year by year, this way goes on,
my account doubles, then doubles again,
can you learn? Yes.
But the premise is:
You can endure the itch when others make money;
You can maintain your heart when others shout signals;
You can stick to your own rules.
The market rewards execution, not cleverness.
My path is not stimulating, not passionate, and has no myths,
but it can sustain life, earn money, and be long-term.
If you want to walk a steady path, I can take you for a while.
Let’s steadily reach the shore together.

$ZEC Today, Uncle Cat's fans have all earned 16 times,
Based on this rate of return, I remember a big player invested 5000U, usually making a profit of 80,000U (560,000), the smallest female fan, Niuniu, invested 60U, and made a profit of 960U in one order, 6720 yuan. I can say that many clerks in reality earn less than this!
Isn't it appealing? Do you think Uncle Cat's aggressive trading is just a joke with you? This is true strength!

$ETH Is it really that difficult to multiply by 10? It's not difficult at all, just follow the right people and do the right things! Only those who can hold on will earn big.
Uncle Cat only serves those with vision and ambition.

I made quite a bit of money in the cryptocurrency space. If I withdraw, will the bank question the source of the money?

If the amount is too large, they will definitely ask. I've been questioned three times.
I initially traded on BitChina, but that platform is gone now. Back then, Bitcoin was only 2500. I was doing e-commerce and had quite a bit of cash on hand.
Later, it rose unexpectedly to over 7000, and I withdrew. At that time, there wasn't strict oversight, and the bank still asked. I answered the phone, and they asked all sorts of questions, chatting for a long time about how many acres of land I had, how many cows, my surname, where I came from, and so on.
In the end, they suddenly said: Sir, we have a particularly good financial product that you might consider... I was stunned.
Later on, they weren't so polite anymore. I heard there were a lot of frozen accounts, so I took many precautions. In recent years, I’ve only had my account frozen once. I could just go to the counter to unfreeze it.
Actually, to summarize, as long as you don't touch USDT, there shouldn't be much of a problem. There's a lot of dirty money involved. Funds must be cooled down. Another thing is it's best to convert it to US dollars and then wire the dollars directly to a foreign currency account. This is the best option. Because it has already detached from China's financial system, and the domestic and foreign financial systems are isolated. The US dollar appreciation cycle also provides additional benefits. I've made large withdrawals more than a dozen times without any issues. I can also spend directly overseas.
Here's a secret for you all: Foreign trade company accounts can bypass foreign exchange control bugs. So, purchasing a mature foreign trade company makes trading cryptocurrency much easier. You can also do cross-border arbitrage.

To address everyone's questions:
1. Why acquire a foreign trade company instead of setting one up yourself?
Mainly because it’s troublesome, and it’s best if the foreign trade account has a mature cash flow.
2. Can a foreign trade company operate without performance? Specifically for trading cryptocurrency?
It’s still best to have some cash flow.
3. How much profit can be made from cross-border arbitrage?
This mainly depends on the price differences between exchanges.
4. Will I lose money?
It depends on market fluctuations; generally, there shouldn't be a loss. It can be done in a few minutes. Of course, sometimes exchanges are slow to process, and if the market fluctuates too much, that might be problematic, but such situations are very rare.
If you have other questions, feel free to leave a comment. If you find this helpful, please give a thumbs up for encouragement. Thank you.

Qingqing said: “Uncle Cat, when one day I earn enough money and save enough, I will definitely buy back all the happiness I lost over the years.”

Then this,,, is completely fine, hahaha, after I made 400,000 in 3 months, this month we aim to double it again!

For those family members who want to make their mark in the crypto world, quickly get into the chat room and grab some positions.

At four in the morning, the account hits zero, the text message that saved me reads……
That was the darkest night of my trading career.
During the 2022 LUNA crash, I watched my account drop from six figures to two.
Not just money, but all my confidence and hope evaporated together. I walked onto the rooftop, the city lights were dazzling, yet they couldn't penetrate my heart.
My phone vibrated, it was an automatic risk control message from the exchange: (Dear VIP user, abnormal fluctuations in your position have been detected, please be cautious of extreme market risks.)

I smiled bitterly and prepared to turn it off, but I caught a glimpse of a small line at the end of the message:
"The market never closes, as long as there is capital, there will always be another opportunity."
Just this line felt like a slap that woke me up.
Yes, the market will open tomorrow, but if I give up, I will truly have nothing left.
I came down from the rooftop and did three things:
1. Completely left the market for a month, hiked in Yunnan, allowing my body and soul
to breathe anew.
2. Printed out all my LUNA trading records, reviewing them page by page,
writing down every wrong decision in red pen.
3. Relearned "risk management," starting from "1+1" like an elementary school student.
I understood:
· Never gamble with money you can't afford to lose.
· In the face of black swans, all technical analysis is fragile; only position
management can save you.
To survive is the only chip in this infinite game.
Now, in my trading system, "survive" is the highest principle.
If you have experienced or are experiencing such despair, please remember, coming down from the rooftop is the bravest and most correct trade you can make.

#LUNC✅ is expected to inject again around 0.16, which is when the big players will offload.
Luna has already fallen from grace.
Lunc is back, giving fans a big reward.

Such an opportunity, old investors, have you grasped it?

Brothers, have you been feeling the market pressure lately?
Two rises give you hope, and one drop gives you a blow to the head, exhausting your mindset back and forth.

Someone DM'd me:

"Bro, I only have 800U, can I still turn it around?"

I generally laugh when I see this kind of question.

Not in mockery, but too many people are scared by their own capital.

Whether you can turn it around never depends on the amount; it depends on whether you can roll that bit of capital out with the rhythm.

How did we make that 150,000 U?

It's not a miracle falling from the sky, nor is it a gamble with one's life.

It's very simple: rhythm.

It really just boils down to those two words.

I will tell you three basic things that 90% of people can't do.

The first thing - don't mess around during consolidation.

Rolling in consolidation is like stuffing your money into the market's mouth.

You have to wait for the trend to reverse, for the market to give signals; only at that moment when volume comes out is it valuable.

That time, we caught the rhythm the day before BTC broke out.

Once the direction is clear, the market pushes you to make money; that feeling is known to those who have experienced it.

The second thing - don’t blindly follow others when adding positions.

I never go all in right away.

I start with a small position to test the waters, and when I see the direction isn’t deviating and I have floating profits, I gradually add to it.

Many people add more when they are losing and reduce their position when they are making money.

It's like slamming the brakes while going downhill on a bike and pedaling hard uphill—how can you possibly ride fast?

Rolling positions isn’t about "speed," but about "not flipping over."

Stability is more important than anything.

The third thing - don’t use rigid levels for taking profits anymore.

The market isn’t linear; it’s more like a spring.

I usually lock in a portion of the profits first,

and then leave a little position for the trend to continue pushing.

I have always believed in one thing:

The size of the capital doesn’t determine how far you can go;

The correctness of the rhythm determines whether you can make it out.

I have recently been turning my rolling position process into a thought chart, full of the experiences gained from years of stumbling; if you want to see it, let me know.

Stop relying on luck to hold up the sky; the market owes no one a miracle.

As long as you get the method right, even with 800U, you can reach positions that others can’t understand.

I once lost 8 million in the crypto circle and rolled back little by little with 5000U. Of course, besides ETH, I have to thank the dark horse TRB. (The first hundredfold coin I caught in my life)!

That year during the bear market, I was heartbroken, losing a full 8 million.

I couldn’t sleep, cleared my social media, relatives avoided me, and friends distanced themselves.

I once thought about giving up.

Until I saw a saying:

"No matter how much you lose, it’s just the beginning; holding on tightly is the end."

Like being struck by a heavy blow, I decided to fight once more.

With only 3500U left, I dared not gamble anymore.

I completely reviewed my past, starting anew.

This time I would only do two things:

👉 Strict risk control
👉 Steady and gradual accumulation

5000U was divided into two parts, one for defense and one for offense.

Each trade aimed for a small win of 5-10%,

if I could stop the loss, I would cut it off, never lingering in battle.

In the first week, it reached 5800U,

in the second week, 9600U,

in the sixth week, the account broke 80000.

It’s not that I am strong, but I finally understand:

Trading is not about betting on size; it's about controlling the rhythm.

The crypto world is not lacking in opportunities,

what it lacks is someone who understands the market and can control their hands.

Yesterday, there was a "bloody storm" in the crypto world, and the main characters were these two orders: POWER and COMMON! The process was even more thrilling than riding a roller coaster, with a racing heartbeat and adrenaline rush, every second filled with uncertainty and surprises. I rode the waves of the market and precisely captured the perfect timing for these two orders; that feeling was like suddenly finding a strong light guiding the way in the dark. So, are you already eager to know just how "magical" these two orders are just by hearing me say this??

Today fans ask me, is rolling over risky? I have 800U, can I roll it to 1 million in a month? I can only say the goal is very ambitious, but the reality is harsh. I have seen too many people roll to 1 million and end up losing everything in the last trade.
The most ruthless way to make money in the crypto world: rolling over
This method is a thousand times more exciting than hoarding coins, either you get rich overnight, or you lose everything overnight.
Being so poor that I only have 1000 yuan left for meals, I relied on rolling over to make 100,000 in 3 months. Such examples are everywhere. To put it simply, there are three points:
100 times leverage + profit reinvestment + sticking to one direction.
At the beginning, I only took 300 dollars to test the waters, each time opening a 10 dollar 100 times contract.
Making 1% doubles it, take half of the profit out, and continue to roll the other half.
As long as you get it right 11 times in a row, 10 dollars can turn into 10,000!
But 90% of people fail at these points:
• They don't take profits when they make money and want more
• They refuse to accept losses and keep increasing their positions when losing
• They keep changing directions and get slapped by the market
My iron rule is:
• Stop loss immediately if wrong, stop if wrong 20 times in a row
• Must withdraw 5000 dollars earned, never get carried away
Last year there was a big market trend, I rolled 500 dollars to 500,000 in three days—but I waited a whole 4 months without moving beforehand.
Rolling over is not about trading every day, it's about seizing the opportunity.
Now some people ask: Can we still roll?
First, ask yourself a few questions:
• Is the market volatile enough?
• Is the trend clear and unilateral?
• Can you only eat the body of the fish and not be greedy for the tail?
If the answer is "yes" to all, then go for it.

Family, buying a Mercedes to send to my girlfriend, a real man faces life head-on! You only see my underdog success, entering the game with 30,000, with a fortune of millions! Striking it rich, those who understand you actually see me staring at the screen countless nights, staring until my eyes hurt, yet I dare not sleep.
Over the years, I've realized an iron law:
Trading coins is not about IQ, it's about mindset.
In the crypto world, emotions are the biggest dealer.
The more you want to get rich quickly, the more it drives you to bankruptcy.
Today, I’ll share with you 6 truths I’ve learned on this journey; understanding one can save you tens of thousands;
Mastering three is much more stable than most people.
① Rapid increases and slow decreases indicate that the dealer is stocking up.
If it doesn’t drop quickly after a surge, it means the goods haven’t been sold out; when it really peaks, it’s a sudden volume increase followed by a waterfall drop. That’s what we call harvesting.
② Fast drops and slow increases mean the dealer is unloading.
A sudden crash followed by a slow rebound is not picking up bargains, it’s the final stab. Don’t say “it has dropped so much, how can it drop further,” this phrase has trapped countless people.
③ High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; lack of volume is dangerous.
High volume at high levels indicates ongoing competition; low volume at high levels means the dealer has left, and you’re the only one left performing a solo act.
④ Don’t be impulsive about high volume at the bottom; look for continuity.
A single day of high volume could be a false move; a true bottom requires several consecutive days of volume, indicating someone is genuinely entering the market.
⑤ Trading coins is about trading human emotions; human emotions are hidden in the volume.
K-line is the expression, volume is the soul. Low volume is a cold scene, rising volume is restlessness. Understanding volume is key to understanding fear and greed.
⑥ True experts understand 'nothing.'
Not greedy, not hasty, not obsessed.
Being able to hold cash means you have already outperformed most people.
The crypto world is not a speed game, but an endurance race.
I’m very glad to meet everyone, Uncle Cat focuses on Ethereum and Bitcoin contracts, as well as the layout of popular altcoins. The team still has spots available, hop on board, and let’s become dealers and winners together!

Cryptocurrency trading in 2025 will be hellishly difficult, with constantly changing technologies, policies, and Trump's pronouncements! How many people will quit? In the past two years, I've seen too many people rush in and then crash, and I've seen friends lose everything overnight. Only I know that I was able to grow from 50,000 to 1.5 million because I didn't act rashly during the most difficult times.

Let me share some practical insights I've gained over the past two years, hoping to at least help you avoid a few pitfalls.

I've discovered that the most insidious thing about the market is that it always uses "false moves" to manipulate your emotions.

Sometimes there's a sudden surge, and you think it's going to take off; then it slowly declines, grinding you down until you question your existence.

This kind of movement isn't a top; it's the market makers "picking out" people to exit.

The real top is never gentle; it's always "raising you until you dare not doubt it + kicking you down the mountain."

And then there are those weak rebounds after a crash, which look like a lifeline, but are actually end-of-life care.

When I first entered the market, I was harvested by this stuff the most.

Later I understood that if a rebound lacks strength, it's the big players' last-ditch effort to clear their positions; rushing in is like walking on eggshells.

I used to not understand volume either, but later I realized: Volume is the market's breathing.

A sudden drop in volume at a high level, like a ghost town, isn't a break; it means the big players have left.

A big bullish candle occasionally appearing at the bottom? Ha, mostly a false breakout.

The real bottom is quietly and steadily increasing volume, like someone secretly buying up shares underground.

But honestly, these technical aspects aren't hard to learn; the hardest part is the mindset.

In the past two years, what I admire most isn't how much money I've made, but that I've finally mastered the "three no's":

No impulsiveness, no greed, no panic.

Those who can't overcome these three hurdles won't be able to hold onto their profits.

Simply put, the market is always in your favor; what you need to be anxious about is your own heart.

If you can stay calm, you can wait for the bull market; if you panic, you might just lose everything.

The fairest thing about the crypto world is that it doesn't require you to be smart, just to survive.

If you survive long enough, profits will naturally follow.

How much U do you need to earn to get out of the predicament of $ZEC ?
Uncle Cat has now settled in Shenzhen. Five years ago, I entered the cryptocurrency world with 30,000 U; strictly speaking, I started nine years ago. In the first four years, I was completely a novice, constantly stopping losses, facing liquidation, and going to zero, and I stumbled into a lot of traps when exchanges ran away. At that time, my girlfriend almost left me; I drowned my sorrows in alcohol every day, and I even dodged the 312 incident, but I also relied on that wave of bottom fishing to turn things around. Everyone knows about the cooling mat, buying at 2,000 and selling at 10 million, becoming famous in one battle.
After turning around, I began to review, study technology, refine strategies, and maintain my mindset. Looking back now, my account has exceeded 10 million U. There were no insider tips, nor was there any so-called "divine bull market"; it relied solely on seemingly absurd methods.
What I want to say is that what you lose in the cryptocurrency world is not the capital, but ignorance of the rhythm. A fast rise and slow fall is mostly the market makers eating the goods; a fast fall and slow rise often signal the final selling. High volume at a peak does not necessarily mean a top; low volume is what is dangerous; do not be impulsive with high volume at the bottom, continuity is what is reliable. Many people work hard but end up stumbling in the dark, forever in the same cycle.
I have seen too many smart people crushed by emotions, chasing high prices and cutting losses at low prices. What you need to do is not to run around faster, but to find the rhythm, understand the chips, and stabilize your mindset. The market is always there, but opportunities do not wait for you.
I once took a fan who lost a million U; after three months of operation with 8,000 U, not only did he recover his losses, but he also earned an additional hundreds of thousands. His success was not due to luck, but because someone helped him see the rhythm and led him out of the darkness.
The cryptocurrency world is actually very simple; those who understand patience and rhythm will always laugh last. If you want to come back to my side, don’t ask how much U to earn; what you need is to stabilize your mindset, learn to watch the market, and not be scared by short-term fluctuations. Once you truly understand these things, you will naturally find that wealth and freedom have always been in your hands.
For those who don't understand trading and are truly lost without knowing how to remedy the losses!
Uncle Cat will help you out of the predicament, eat meat heartily!!
Only after getting caught in the rain do you understand how to hold up an umbrella for you.

The little pink girl of $POWER 800U! Just a few trades to flip the account, and since I'm still in school, there's no need for frequent operations; academics are the priority.

Just a few trades a month are enough!
It's about being steady, not about quantity 🈶🉐💰

Junior, don't worry about Uncle Cat not pulling in small funds, that's not the case.
Everyone starts from scratch, so no one should mock anyone.

Does the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency market really scare people to death?

Yes, let's take the most classic example of Luna. You have 10,000 Luna, and when you went to sleep yesterday, it was worth 1 million USD. When you woke up, it had turned into 700,000 USD. You thought, I've been in this market for so long, a mere 30% drawdown, and UST only depegged by 10%. I trust Do Kwon, so I went to sleep confidently again. The next day, when you wake up, it has turned into 10,000 USD. At this point, you think it has dropped by 99%, it should have nowhere left to fall, right? If I buy the dip and it goes back up to 10 USD, that's ten times my investment, how wonderful! So you sold everything you could and raised 200,000 USD to buy 200,000 Luna. At this point, you couldn't sleep; you kept a close watch, hoping it would rise again, but you could only watch helplessly as the price fell from 1 to 0.1 all the way to 0.000001, and finally it got delisted. In just three days, your 1.2 million USD in assets shrank to the price of a breakfast. You completely broke down.

Besides Luna, there are many differences between the cryptocurrency market and traditional financial markets.
1. Open 24/7 without rest.
2. No price limits on rises and falls.
3. Extremely low entry threshold.
4. A huge number of people misuse leverage.
5. The volatility of altcoins is limitless.
Especially the combination of points three, four, and five makes it quite normal to get rich one night and face liquidation the next. Be cautious with leverage, everyone! You think that 5x leverage is already very low, but you don't realize that there are days when volatility exceeds 20% every year. Because of leverage, the more it falls, the harder it is to stop the decline, ultimately leading to a chain of liquidations. Why did ETH drop to over 800 during that bear market? Isn't it because the liquidation price on-chain was very clear, and there was capital to pick up cheap corpses?

Additionally, a friend of mine bought a coin called CDC Consumption Chain at 0.4 USD, investing 40,000 USD. Then it fell to 0.3 USD, and he started to average down.
When it fell to 0.2 USD, he averaged down again.
When it fell to 0.1 USD, he averaged down again.
When it fell to 0.05 USD, he averaged down again.
When it fell to 0.0005 USD, he averaged down again.
When it fell to 0.000005 USD, he averaged down again.
The team behind this coin has long run away, and now he is the largest holder of this coin.

#ETH What is liquidation?
Assuming Bitcoin is $50,000 each, you spend $50,000 to buy one Bitcoin; this is a regular transaction.

However, there is also the concept of margin trading. You still buy one Bitcoin, but this time you only need to put up 10%, which is $5,000, and I will cover the remaining 90%, which is called 10x leverage trading.
Of course, the $45,000 I cover for you is not free; it's a loan, and you must pay me back later.

If Bitcoin rises to $55,000, that's a 10% increase. If you sell and pay me back the $45,000, you still make a net profit of $10,000. This means your initial $5,000 investment has effectively doubled.
However, if Bitcoin drops to $45,000, you will face a problem: the remaining value is only enough to repay the money I lent you. So even though it only dropped by 10%, with 10x leverage, your own $5,000 becomes worthless.

At this point, you might say you are sure the price will come back, and you won't sell. You hold on; is that possible? Definitely not. Your own money can hold on, but the money I lent you is mine. Why should I hold on with you? If it doesn't come back, how will you repay me? Therefore, I have the right to sell the coins for you and take my $45,000 directly. If the selling takes too long and Bitcoin drops to $44,000, then selling the Bitcoin not only leaves you with nothing, but you will also owe me $1,000. This $1,000 is a debt that you must repay; this is what is known as liquidation.

At this point, if you want to avoid liquidation, you only have one choice: to add margin. For example, if you add another $5,000 to your account, then your cash plus the value of Bitcoin will exceed $45,000 again, and I will be reassured.

In 2 days, 12 times return, the battle for the dignity of the 10U God of War! How is it done? Brother selling fish, following Uncle Cat to turn 10U into 120U in two days. The plan is actually quite simple, catch the popular coins... follow the plan. Those who want to flip their funds, join the Binance chat room 👇