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Every day I'm asked: “How many times should I open a $ZEC perpetual contract to avoid getting burned?” I've been answering this question for seven years. Newbies stumble, veterans stumble; no one can bypass the hurdle of leverage. First, let's make it clear: leverage is not a money printer; it's a double-edged sword ⚔️. Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, and as long as you're not liquidated, you can hold indefinitely. This freedom seems appealing, but it’s all a trap—entering and exiting anytime, infinite rollover, profits amplified, but risks also flip around. Yesterday I met a crypto friend who said he usually opens at 30-50 times leverage. I joked with him about why not go for 100 times, and he said, “It liquidates too quickly.” I laughed outright; using leverage is like licking blood off a knife's edge. The difference between 30 times and 100 times is simply how many seconds the market gives you to react. Let me give you a real example: trading BTC, a 30 times move of 16U is dangerous; 50 times is 10U, and 100 times only requires 5U. 1 time is as stable as a bank deposit but doesn’t earn much; 100 times is fierce like a tiger, but without stop-loss and discipline, you can be kicked out in a minute. What really causes your liquidation is never the high leverage; it's the messy position and insufficient margin❗️ Trying to leverage a few hundred U to pry out tens of thousands in profit, a slight market shake can sweep you out. Worse than losing money is being able to predict the market but not making a profit. Remember these three iron rules to possibly reduce losses by 80%: 1. Always use isolated margin; don’t touch cross margin! Going all in can go to zero with sudden volatility; 2. Have a stop-loss welded into the contract; holding a position is the opening whistle for liquidation; 3. Don’t be too greedy; with a 5000U principal, earning 200-300U daily through compound interest is sweeter than you think. Lastly, let me be honest: controlling losses at 100 times leverage is 10 times safer than having no stop-loss at 5 times. Perpetual contracts win through the system, not luck. I’m Dason, sharing real experiences from surviving in the crypto world. There’s still a spot in the team; come if you want to solidly lay the groundwork. #zec #crypto market #永续合约
Every day I'm asked: “How many times should I open a $ZEC perpetual contract to avoid getting burned?” I've been answering this question for seven years. Newbies stumble, veterans stumble; no one can bypass the hurdle of leverage.
First, let's make it clear: leverage is not a money printer; it's a double-edged sword ⚔️. Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, and as long as you're not liquidated, you can hold indefinitely. This freedom seems appealing, but it’s all a trap—entering and exiting anytime, infinite rollover, profits amplified, but risks also flip around.
Yesterday I met a crypto friend who said he usually opens at 30-50 times leverage. I joked with him about why not go for 100 times, and he said, “It liquidates too quickly.” I laughed outright; using leverage is like licking blood off a knife's edge. The difference between 30 times and 100 times is simply how many seconds the market gives you to react.
Let me give you a real example: trading BTC, a 30 times move of 16U is dangerous; 50 times is 10U, and 100 times only requires 5U. 1 time is as stable as a bank deposit but doesn’t earn much; 100 times is fierce like a tiger, but without stop-loss and discipline, you can be kicked out in a minute.
What really causes your liquidation is never the high leverage; it's the messy position and insufficient margin❗️ Trying to leverage a few hundred U to pry out tens of thousands in profit, a slight market shake can sweep you out. Worse than losing money is being able to predict the market but not making a profit.
Remember these three iron rules to possibly reduce losses by 80%:
1. Always use isolated margin; don’t touch cross margin! Going all in can go to zero with sudden volatility;
2. Have a stop-loss welded into the contract; holding a position is the opening whistle for liquidation;
3. Don’t be too greedy; with a 5000U principal, earning 200-300U daily through compound interest is sweeter than you think.
Lastly, let me be honest: controlling losses at 100 times leverage is 10 times safer than having no stop-loss at 5 times. Perpetual contracts win through the system, not luck. I’m Dason, sharing real experiences from surviving in the crypto world. There’s still a spot in the team; come if you want to solidly lay the groundwork. #zec #crypto market #永续合约
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Every day someone asks: “How many times should I leverage my $ZEC perpetual contract?” I have answered this question for seven years, from beginners to veterans, and none have avoided the pitfalls of leverage. First, let’s clarify: leverage is not a money printer; it’s a double-edged sword⚔️ Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, and as long as you don't face liquidation, you can hold indefinitely. This freedom looks appealing, but it is all a temptation—entering and exiting at any time, unlimited rollover, amplified profits, but conversely, risks are also maximized. Yesterday I met a crypto friend who said he usually leverages 30-50 times. I joked with him, why not leverage 100 times? He replied, “It liquidates too quickly.” I laughed directly; leveraging is essentially walking on the edge of a knife. The difference between 30 times and 100 times is merely a matter of how many seconds the market gives you to react. For a practical example: trading BTC, 30 times leverage means danger at a fluctuation of 16U, 50 times at 10U, and 100 times only requires 5U. 1 time is as stable as a deposit, but you won’t make any profit; 100 times is fierce as a tiger, but without stop-loss and discipline, you could be out in a minute. What truly causes your liquidation is not high leverage, but chaotic positions and insufficient margin❗️ Trying to leverage a few hundred U to pry out tens of thousands in profit, just a slight market shake can sweep you out; more painful than losing money is “predicting the market correctly but not making a profit.” Here are three iron rules; following them can minimize losses by 80%: 1. Use isolated margin, don’t touch cross margin! With cross margin, a single fluctuation can bring you to zero; 2. Lock your stop-loss in the contract; holding positions is the starting whistle for liquidation; 3. Don’t be too greedy; with a capital of 5000U, earning 200-300U daily, compounding is sweeter than you think. Lastly, let me be honest: controlling losses at 100 times is 10 times safer than having no stop-loss at 5 times. Winning in perpetual contracts is about the system, not luck; leverage itself is not wrong, losing control is the original sin. I am Da Sen, sharing real experiences on surviving in the crypto space. There’s a spot in the team; if you want to steadily build up together, come along. #zec #crypto market #永续合约
Every day someone asks: “How many times should I leverage my $ZEC perpetual contract?” I have answered this question for seven years, from beginners to veterans, and none have avoided the pitfalls of leverage.
First, let’s clarify: leverage is not a money printer; it’s a double-edged sword⚔️ Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, and as long as you don't face liquidation, you can hold indefinitely. This freedom looks appealing, but it is all a temptation—entering and exiting at any time, unlimited rollover, amplified profits, but conversely, risks are also maximized.
Yesterday I met a crypto friend who said he usually leverages 30-50 times. I joked with him, why not leverage 100 times? He replied, “It liquidates too quickly.” I laughed directly; leveraging is essentially walking on the edge of a knife. The difference between 30 times and 100 times is merely a matter of how many seconds the market gives you to react.
For a practical example: trading BTC, 30 times leverage means danger at a fluctuation of 16U, 50 times at 10U, and 100 times only requires 5U. 1 time is as stable as a deposit, but you won’t make any profit; 100 times is fierce as a tiger, but without stop-loss and discipline, you could be out in a minute.
What truly causes your liquidation is not high leverage, but chaotic positions and insufficient margin❗️ Trying to leverage a few hundred U to pry out tens of thousands in profit, just a slight market shake can sweep you out; more painful than losing money is “predicting the market correctly but not making a profit.”
Here are three iron rules; following them can minimize losses by 80%:
1. Use isolated margin, don’t touch cross margin! With cross margin, a single fluctuation can bring you to zero;
2. Lock your stop-loss in the contract; holding positions is the starting whistle for liquidation;
3. Don’t be too greedy; with a capital of 5000U, earning 200-300U daily, compounding is sweeter than you think.
Lastly, let me be honest: controlling losses at 100 times is 10 times safer than having no stop-loss at 5 times. Winning in perpetual contracts is about the system, not luck; leverage itself is not wrong, losing control is the original sin.
I am Da Sen, sharing real experiences on surviving in the crypto space. There’s a spot in the team; if you want to steadily build up together, come along. #zec #crypto market #永续合约
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Following the "大神" operation and still getting liquidated? 90% of new $AIA contract traders lose money due to these 5 pitfalls! Avoid them first to survive before talking about making money💸 1. Using too much leverage leads to a total loss⚡ Always thinking about "doubling it all"? Opening a position with 50x or 100x leverage means a 1% market fluctuation can lead to liquidation. The data speaks for itself: 5x leverage can withstand a 20% fluctuation, 10x can handle 10%, and 50x can only withstand 2%. New traders should start from 3-5x; stability is key. 2. Holding on without stop-loss, recognizing loss only after it's gone💢 "Just wait, it will go up" or "cutting losses hurts too much"—these thoughts have caused countless people to go from a 50% loss to a 100% loss. The correct operation: set a fixed 3% stop-loss when opening a position, and move the stop-loss line up after making a profit to secure gains without being greedy. 3. Going all in, risking everything⚠️ With the mindset of "this is a rare opportunity, all in", a market reversal can wipe everything out. Remember the position formula: maximum single position = capital × 2% ÷ leverage multiplier. For instance, with 10,000 USDT capital + 10x leverage, do not exceed 200 USDT in a single position, and each position should not exceed 5% of total funds. 4. Emotional trading, chasing highs and cutting losses😫 FOMO (fear of missing out) drives people to chase prices during surges, panic selling during drops—80% of liquidations are due to emotional loss of control. Countermeasure: write and execute a trading plan in advance, don’t stay up late watching the market, and reduce emotional interference. 5. Not understanding the strategies, getting "spiked" and reaped🔪 The exchange's "spikes" are super tricky: prices suddenly surge or plummet triggering stop-losses, only to immediately bounce back; extreme market conditions can also lead to slippage, with execution prices far from expectations. Choose mainstream exchanges, and avoid trading during major events like Federal Reserve meetings. Contracts are not about gambling on size; risk control is the lifeline. New traders should not be greedy for quick gains; remember these 5 points by heart, and trading $AIA can be steady and reliable. #加密市场反弹
Following the "大神" operation and still getting liquidated? 90% of new $AIA contract traders lose money due to these 5 pitfalls! Avoid them first to survive before talking about making money💸
1. Using too much leverage leads to a total loss⚡ Always thinking about "doubling it all"? Opening a position with 50x or 100x leverage means a 1% market fluctuation can lead to liquidation. The data speaks for itself: 5x leverage can withstand a 20% fluctuation, 10x can handle 10%, and 50x can only withstand 2%. New traders should start from 3-5x; stability is key.
2. Holding on without stop-loss, recognizing loss only after it's gone💢 "Just wait, it will go up" or "cutting losses hurts too much"—these thoughts have caused countless people to go from a 50% loss to a 100% loss. The correct operation: set a fixed 3% stop-loss when opening a position, and move the stop-loss line up after making a profit to secure gains without being greedy.
3. Going all in, risking everything⚠️ With the mindset of "this is a rare opportunity, all in", a market reversal can wipe everything out. Remember the position formula: maximum single position = capital × 2% ÷ leverage multiplier. For instance, with 10,000 USDT capital + 10x leverage, do not exceed 200 USDT in a single position, and each position should not exceed 5% of total funds.
4. Emotional trading, chasing highs and cutting losses😫 FOMO (fear of missing out) drives people to chase prices during surges, panic selling during drops—80% of liquidations are due to emotional loss of control. Countermeasure: write and execute a trading plan in advance, don’t stay up late watching the market, and reduce emotional interference.
5. Not understanding the strategies, getting "spiked" and reaped🔪 The exchange's "spikes" are super tricky: prices suddenly surge or plummet triggering stop-losses, only to immediately bounce back; extreme market conditions can also lead to slippage, with execution prices far from expectations. Choose mainstream exchanges, and avoid trading during major events like Federal Reserve meetings.
Contracts are not about gambling on size; risk control is the lifeline. New traders should not be greedy for quick gains; remember these 5 points by heart, and trading $AIA can be steady and reliable. #加密市场反弹
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Newcomers, don't panic 🤚 These eight $WCT trading tips will help you avoid 90% of pitfalls and steadily make profits. 1. Prioritize capital preservation, don't be greedy with profits 📉 Being trapped is common, don’t fantasize about recovering losses immediately. The more anxious you are, the more chaotic your actions will be; focus on maintaining your capital, and when the market rises, you can slowly recover your losses. 2. Calm market hides turbulence, don't be misled 🌊 The cryptocurrency market may seem calm, but there are undercurrents. Especially during “sudden quiet” times, don’t rush to relax; there may be significant market movements ahead. 3. A sharp rise must be followed by a correction, watch the K-line 📈 Don’t celebrate too early when prices soar; a correction is inevitable after a big rise. Pay attention to triangular patterns in K-lines, which signal that the market may change; don't become a bag holder. 4. Buy on the dip, not on the rise; the opposite approach is for experts 💡 Buy when prices fall, not when they rise, and sell when prices rise, not when they fall; this is an old rule. Following the crowd makes you prone to losses, while counter-trend trading can help you seize low-risk opportunities. 5. Don’t rush, jump, or act impulsively; control your hands ✋ Selling after a price surge or buying after a price drop is risky; during sideways markets, just lie flat. Don’t let boredom push you into chaotic trading; mistakes are most likely to happen during sideways phases. 6. For upward trends, watch support; for downward trends, watch resistance 🧭 When the market is rising, focus on support levels; when it’s falling, pay attention to resistance levels. Understand price points, so your actions won’t be blind. 7. Full positions are a big taboo; leave a way out ⚠️ Repeatedly emphasize: don’t go all in! The market changes quickly, and you must leave some room. Being flexible in your actions is far better than gambling everything at once. 8. Mindset is the most valuable, avoid greed and fear ❤️ The endgame in the cryptocurrency world is about mindset; don’t get overly excited when prices rise or panic when they fall. Chasing highs and cutting losses can lead to the biggest losses; maintaining a calm mindset allows you to become more stable over time.
Newcomers, don't panic 🤚 These eight $WCT trading tips will help you avoid 90% of pitfalls and steadily make profits.
1. Prioritize capital preservation, don't be greedy with profits 📉 Being trapped is common, don’t fantasize about recovering losses immediately. The more anxious you are, the more chaotic your actions will be; focus on maintaining your capital, and when the market rises, you can slowly recover your losses.
2. Calm market hides turbulence, don't be misled 🌊 The cryptocurrency market may seem calm, but there are undercurrents. Especially during “sudden quiet” times, don’t rush to relax; there may be significant market movements ahead.
3. A sharp rise must be followed by a correction, watch the K-line 📈 Don’t celebrate too early when prices soar; a correction is inevitable after a big rise. Pay attention to triangular patterns in K-lines, which signal that the market may change; don't become a bag holder.
4. Buy on the dip, not on the rise; the opposite approach is for experts 💡 Buy when prices fall, not when they rise, and sell when prices rise, not when they fall; this is an old rule. Following the crowd makes you prone to losses, while counter-trend trading can help you seize low-risk opportunities.
5. Don’t rush, jump, or act impulsively; control your hands ✋ Selling after a price surge or buying after a price drop is risky; during sideways markets, just lie flat. Don’t let boredom push you into chaotic trading; mistakes are most likely to happen during sideways phases.
6. For upward trends, watch support; for downward trends, watch resistance 🧭 When the market is rising, focus on support levels; when it’s falling, pay attention to resistance levels. Understand price points, so your actions won’t be blind.
7. Full positions are a big taboo; leave a way out ⚠️ Repeatedly emphasize: don’t go all in! The market changes quickly, and you must leave some room. Being flexible in your actions is far better than gambling everything at once.
8. Mindset is the most valuable, avoid greed and fear ❤️ The endgame in the cryptocurrency world is about mindset; don’t get overly excited when prices rise or panic when they fall. Chasing highs and cutting losses can lead to the biggest losses; maintaining a calm mindset allows you to become more stable over time.
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Newcomers, don't panic 🤚 These eight $WCT trading tips will help you avoid 90% of pitfalls, earn steadily. 1. Protect your capital first, don't be greedy for profits 📉 Getting stuck is common, don't fantasize about recovering immediately. The more anxious you are, the more chaotic your actions will be; keep your capital safe, and when the market rises, you can naturally recover slowly. 2. Calm markets hide turbulence, don't be deceived 🌊 The cryptocurrency market may look calm, but there are undercurrents. Especially when it suddenly becomes quiet, don't rush to relax; there may be significant movements ahead. 3. Sharp rises must correct, watch the K-line 📈 Don't get overly excited when prices soar; a big rise will surely be followed by a correction. Pay attention to the triangular patterns of the K-line, as this is a signal that the market is about to change; don't become a bag holder. 4. Buy on the dip, not on the rise; doing the opposite is for experts 💡 Buy when prices fall, not when they rise; sell when prices rise, not when they fall. This is an old rule. Going with the emotions can lead to losses; trading against the market is easier to capture low-risk opportunities. 5. Don't rush or jump around, keep your hands steady ✋ Selling after a spike, buying after a drop; when the market is sideways, just relax. Don't let boredom force you into chaotic actions; mistakes are most likely during sideways phases. 6. Watch support when prices rise, watch resistance when prices fall 🧭 When the market goes up, focus on support levels; when it goes down, watch resistance levels. Understand the price points, so your actions won't be blind. 7. Full positions are a big taboo, leave yourself an exit ⚠️ Repeatedly emphasize: don't go all in! The market changes quickly, and you must leave room for maneuver. Being flexible is much better than risking everything in a gamble. 8. Mindset is the most valuable, avoid greed and fear ❤️ In the cryptocurrency circle, the endgame is about mindset; don't get too excited when prices rise or panic when they fall. Chasing highs and selling lows is the biggest loss; maintaining a calm mind will lead to steadier trading. I am Da Sen, not bragging or painting a rosy picture, just sharing practical experiences that can be applied. The team still has open positions; if you want to earn steadily together, whether to join is up to you ✨ #加密市场反弹
Newcomers, don't panic 🤚 These eight $WCT trading tips will help you avoid 90% of pitfalls, earn steadily.
1. Protect your capital first, don't be greedy for profits 📉 Getting stuck is common, don't fantasize about recovering immediately. The more anxious you are, the more chaotic your actions will be; keep your capital safe, and when the market rises, you can naturally recover slowly.
2. Calm markets hide turbulence, don't be deceived 🌊 The cryptocurrency market may look calm, but there are undercurrents. Especially when it suddenly becomes quiet, don't rush to relax; there may be significant movements ahead.
3. Sharp rises must correct, watch the K-line 📈 Don't get overly excited when prices soar; a big rise will surely be followed by a correction. Pay attention to the triangular patterns of the K-line, as this is a signal that the market is about to change; don't become a bag holder.
4. Buy on the dip, not on the rise; doing the opposite is for experts 💡 Buy when prices fall, not when they rise; sell when prices rise, not when they fall. This is an old rule. Going with the emotions can lead to losses; trading against the market is easier to capture low-risk opportunities.
5. Don't rush or jump around, keep your hands steady ✋ Selling after a spike, buying after a drop; when the market is sideways, just relax. Don't let boredom force you into chaotic actions; mistakes are most likely during sideways phases.
6. Watch support when prices rise, watch resistance when prices fall 🧭 When the market goes up, focus on support levels; when it goes down, watch resistance levels. Understand the price points, so your actions won't be blind.
7. Full positions are a big taboo, leave yourself an exit ⚠️ Repeatedly emphasize: don't go all in! The market changes quickly, and you must leave room for maneuver. Being flexible is much better than risking everything in a gamble.
8. Mindset is the most valuable, avoid greed and fear ❤️ In the cryptocurrency circle, the endgame is about mindset; don't get too excited when prices rise or panic when they fall. Chasing highs and selling lows is the biggest loss; maintaining a calm mind will lead to steadier trading.
I am Da Sen, not bragging or painting a rosy picture, just sharing practical experiences that can be applied. The team still has open positions; if you want to earn steadily together, whether to join is up to you ✨ #加密市场反弹
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Don't blindly follow the trend and become a leek 🌱 This practical and validated $UNI trading model has helped people grow from 100,000 to 10 million, relying not on luck but on solid logic. 1. Diversify your funds, safety first 🛡️ Split your money into 5 parts, investing only 1/5 each time. Set a fixed 10-point stop loss (losing 2% for each mistake), even if you make 5 mistakes, you only lose 10%; if you are right, aim for a profit of over 10 points, keeping the risk firmly in hand. 2. Only follow the trend, don't go against it 📈 A downward trend means any rebound is just a false move; an upward trend means a pullback is a golden opportunity. Don't randomly catch the bottom, as it can be fatal; going with the trend is less stressful and more profitable. 3. Avoid coins that surge wildly 💥 Coins that spike in a short time have already exhausted their upward potential, and stagnation is a signal of a peak. Don't gamble, gambling just makes you someone else's exit liquidity. 4. Use MACD as your entry and exit signal 🚦 A golden cross below the 0 axis + breaking above the 0 axis is a reliable buying point; a death cross above the 0 axis means you should run immediately, don’t wait for profits to evaporate. 5. Don't average down on losses, only add to profits 💰 Averaging down is a retail trader's nightmare! Never increase your position when losing, but add when making a profit, letting your earnings snowball. 6. Volume and price must sync for a true trend A breakout with volume at a low point is worth watching; if there’s volume at a high point but no price increase, it means no one is buying, so you must run. 7. Only trade coins in an upward trend The 3-day moving average looks at short-term, the 30-day at medium-term, the 84-day at major rises, and the 120-day at long-term — when all moving averages point upwards, the win rate is naturally high. 8. Review every day, avoid blind trading 🧐 Check logic after the market closes, look at the weekly chart, confirm the direction; the more frequently you review, the fewer mistakes you’ll make. I am Daisen, not bragging or making empty promises, just sharing practical experiences that can help you survive in the crypto world. There are still vacancies in the team; if you want to make steady profits through real skills, whether to join or not is up to you! #加密市场反弹
Don't blindly follow the trend and become a leek 🌱 This practical and validated $UNI trading model has helped people grow from 100,000 to 10 million, relying not on luck but on solid logic.
1. Diversify your funds, safety first 🛡️ Split your money into 5 parts, investing only 1/5 each time. Set a fixed 10-point stop loss (losing 2% for each mistake), even if you make 5 mistakes, you only lose 10%; if you are right, aim for a profit of over 10 points, keeping the risk firmly in hand.
2. Only follow the trend, don't go against it 📈 A downward trend means any rebound is just a false move; an upward trend means a pullback is a golden opportunity. Don't randomly catch the bottom, as it can be fatal; going with the trend is less stressful and more profitable.
3. Avoid coins that surge wildly 💥 Coins that spike in a short time have already exhausted their upward potential, and stagnation is a signal of a peak. Don't gamble, gambling just makes you someone else's exit liquidity.
4. Use MACD as your entry and exit signal 🚦 A golden cross below the 0 axis + breaking above the 0 axis is a reliable buying point; a death cross above the 0 axis means you should run immediately, don’t wait for profits to evaporate.
5. Don't average down on losses, only add to profits 💰 Averaging down is a retail trader's nightmare! Never increase your position when losing, but add when making a profit, letting your earnings snowball.
6. Volume and price must sync for a true trend A breakout with volume at a low point is worth watching; if there’s volume at a high point but no price increase, it means no one is buying, so you must run.
7. Only trade coins in an upward trend The 3-day moving average looks at short-term, the 30-day at medium-term, the 84-day at major rises, and the 120-day at long-term — when all moving averages point upwards, the win rate is naturally high.
8. Review every day, avoid blind trading 🧐 Check logic after the market closes, look at the weekly chart, confirm the direction; the more frequently you review, the fewer mistakes you’ll make.
I am Daisen, not bragging or making empty promises, just sharing practical experiences that can help you survive in the crypto world. There are still vacancies in the team; if you want to make steady profits through real skills, whether to join or not is up to you! #加密市场反弹
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When it comes to the contract $GIGGLE, it's simply "coming quickly, leaving quickly" 💨 Many people think it’s sophisticated, but it’s actually an enlarged version of spot trading — money comes in fast, but losses come even faster. Want to play? First, understand the rules before entering the market. Don’t ignore the funding fees! Positive fees mean longs are giving money to shorts, so don’t blindly chase highs; negative fees mean shorts are paying longs, often indicating that the market is likely to drop further, so don’t randomly bottom fish. Leverage should be used cautiously; it’s like a magnifying glass — profits double, but so do losses. Beginners should honestly use 3-5x leverage; 10x and above is the battlefield for professional players, not your gambling table 🎰. Here are the four steps I’ve summarized for a stable approach: 1. Look at the big picture 🧭 Don’t fixate on 1-minute K-lines and waste your eyes; look at the daily lines first! Moving averages and MACD will tell you where the trend is; if the direction is right, you won’t be rowing against the current. 2. Find the entry point 🎯 A four-hour K-line pulling back to the middle of the Bollinger Bands, while RSI is turning upwards, is a reliable position; if the trading volume suddenly increases breaking the pattern, that’s even more stable. 3. Set stop-loss first 🛡️ Don’t be overly optimistic, set your stop-loss point in advance, and immediately exit if you hit that loss point; hesitation will only lead to liquidation. 4. Take profit in time 💰 If you’ve made a profit, take it, even if it’s just 10%, better safe than sorry. The market will always have the next wave, and greed will only lead to losing all your profits. Lastly, let’s be honest: don’t take too large a position; for a single asset, use at most 30% of your capital. It’s not about who makes money fast in contracts; it’s about who lasts longer! There will always be market opportunities; don’t rush in and lose all your principal first. I’m Da Sen, I only share practical experiences that can be applied, and there’s a spot in the team, if you want to earn steadily together, it’s up to you ✨ #加密市场反弹
When it comes to the contract $GIGGLE, it's simply "coming quickly, leaving quickly" 💨 Many people think it’s sophisticated, but it’s actually an enlarged version of spot trading — money comes in fast, but losses come even faster. Want to play? First, understand the rules before entering the market.
Don’t ignore the funding fees! Positive fees mean longs are giving money to shorts, so don’t blindly chase highs; negative fees mean shorts are paying longs, often indicating that the market is likely to drop further, so don’t randomly bottom fish.
Leverage should be used cautiously; it’s like a magnifying glass — profits double, but so do losses. Beginners should honestly use 3-5x leverage; 10x and above is the battlefield for professional players, not your gambling table 🎰.
Here are the four steps I’ve summarized for a stable approach:
1. Look at the big picture 🧭 Don’t fixate on 1-minute K-lines and waste your eyes; look at the daily lines first! Moving averages and MACD will tell you where the trend is; if the direction is right, you won’t be rowing against the current.
2. Find the entry point 🎯 A four-hour K-line pulling back to the middle of the Bollinger Bands, while RSI is turning upwards, is a reliable position; if the trading volume suddenly increases breaking the pattern, that’s even more stable.
3. Set stop-loss first 🛡️ Don’t be overly optimistic, set your stop-loss point in advance, and immediately exit if you hit that loss point; hesitation will only lead to liquidation.
4. Take profit in time 💰 If you’ve made a profit, take it, even if it’s just 10%, better safe than sorry. The market will always have the next wave, and greed will only lead to losing all your profits.
Lastly, let’s be honest: don’t take too large a position; for a single asset, use at most 30% of your capital. It’s not about who makes money fast in contracts; it’s about who lasts longer!
There will always be market opportunities; don’t rush in and lose all your principal first. I’m Da Sen, I only share practical experiences that can be applied, and there’s a spot in the team, if you want to earn steadily together, it’s up to you ✨ #加密市场反弹
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For brothers just entering the crypto world, don't be filled with dreams of getting rich 💸 First, learning to "not lose money" is the real skill. Do you have 1000U on hand? This way you can play safely. Step one: break down the money: divide 1000U into 5 parts, and only use 200U each time you enter the market. Don't exceed 20x leverage; new players are greedy for high leverage, and a slight market shake can blow their mindset. Throw the remaining 800U into a wealth management account, and don't touch it! What if you lose 200U? Don't average down! First, stop and review, take a break for a day or two. The market has opportunities every day; life is more important than opportunities. Once you're adjusted, break down the 800U into 5 parts, investing 160U each time, with one goal: steadily earn it back. If you made money, you need to know how to take it: for example, if you earn 300U, keep 100U rolling and withdraw 200U directly 💰 This is the confidence of "holding on." Being fully invested is retail hell; with 10x leverage, if you're off by 10%, you'll get liquidated. A 20% annual volatility in BTC is very common; a single blow can wipe it all out. Experts don't rely on win rates to become gods; a 60% win rate is enough to live well. The core is understanding position size and knowing when to cut losses. Memorize these iron rules👇 Position Risk Control: Single loss should not exceed 2% of total funds, if you lose three consecutive trades, take a break for two days, if a single trade loses 6%, liquidate immediately; set a breakeven stop-loss for profitable contracts, lock in half the profits when margin doubles. Mindset Management 😌: If your emotions are bad or you’re feeling numb from losses, absolutely do not place trades. Don't operate against the trend, avoid chasing highs and lows; waiting for opportunities is more reliable than rushing into the market. ⚠️ Important reminder: Contracts are a double-edged sword; they can cut others but can also cut yourself. Start with small funds of 300-500U, leverage no more than 20x, stop losses at 200-300U losses, and set a profit-taking stop-loss after gains (if profits are less than 30%, close the position). Withdraw profits and leave the market; don't leave all your chips on the table. The market doesn't lack opportunities, but it lacks those who can play safely. Follow along with Da Sen, and you can earn steadily regardless of position size! #Crypto #币圈暴富
For brothers just entering the crypto world, don't be filled with dreams of getting rich 💸 First, learning to "not lose money" is the real skill. Do you have 1000U on hand? This way you can play safely.
Step one: break down the money: divide 1000U into 5 parts, and only use 200U each time you enter the market. Don't exceed 20x leverage; new players are greedy for high leverage, and a slight market shake can blow their mindset. Throw the remaining 800U into a wealth management account, and don't touch it!
What if you lose 200U? Don't average down! First, stop and review, take a break for a day or two. The market has opportunities every day; life is more important than opportunities. Once you're adjusted, break down the 800U into 5 parts, investing 160U each time, with one goal: steadily earn it back.
If you made money, you need to know how to take it: for example, if you earn 300U, keep 100U rolling and withdraw 200U directly 💰 This is the confidence of "holding on." Being fully invested is retail hell; with 10x leverage, if you're off by 10%, you'll get liquidated. A 20% annual volatility in BTC is very common; a single blow can wipe it all out.
Experts don't rely on win rates to become gods; a 60% win rate is enough to live well. The core is understanding position size and knowing when to cut losses. Memorize these iron rules👇
Position Risk Control: Single loss should not exceed 2% of total funds, if you lose three consecutive trades, take a break for two days, if a single trade loses 6%, liquidate immediately; set a breakeven stop-loss for profitable contracts, lock in half the profits when margin doubles.
Mindset Management 😌: If your emotions are bad or you’re feeling numb from losses, absolutely do not place trades. Don't operate against the trend, avoid chasing highs and lows; waiting for opportunities is more reliable than rushing into the market.
⚠️ Important reminder: Contracts are a double-edged sword; they can cut others but can also cut yourself. Start with small funds of 300-500U, leverage no more than 20x, stop losses at 200-300U losses, and set a profit-taking stop-loss after gains (if profits are less than 30%, close the position).
Withdraw profits and leave the market; don't leave all your chips on the table. The market doesn't lack opportunities, but it lacks those who can play safely. Follow along with Da Sen, and you can earn steadily regardless of position size! #Crypto #币圈暴富
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Ordinary people want to turn the tables in the crypto world by relying on $ZEC? First, remember this saying: The crypto world is not a get-rich-quick game 🎮 It's an elimination competition of cognition and mindset. These 8 practical points will help you avoid detours! 1. BTC is the steering wheel 🧭 If the direction is wrong, everything is in vain. Understanding the rhythm of BTC means you have gained 'eyes' in the market, making ZEC operations more accurate. 2. 0-1 o'clock is the secret period 🌙 This hour is super easy to see 'outrageous prices'. Set your orders in advance and sleep peacefully; you often wake up to small surprises. 3. USDT is the thermometer 🌡️ A sharp rise in USDT = someone is fleeing; a surge in BTC = emotions are explosive. When the two move in opposite directions, you need to react half a step earlier. 4. Don’t ignore macro news 📰 When the Federal Reserve sneezes, the entire market catches a cold. It’s not that your operations are wrong; it might be that you didn’t keep up with the news. 5. 6-8 o'clock determines the life and death of long and short positions 🌅 If the night market drops + the morning market drops again = high probability of a rebound that day; if the night market rises + the morning market charges again = it’s easy to hit a peak, don’t chase highs. 6. Friday is the ambush day for the main force ⚔️ Washing positions, clearing stocks, and inducing shorts all pile up; if you can hold steady on Friday, you’ve already beaten most people. 7. Trading volume is life 💧 Only with volume is there a market trend. If a quality coin drops, don’t panic; as long as there is volume, there is hope. 8. The hardest part is 'doing less' ✋ Experts never click the mouse randomly; being able to endure staying in cash and waiting is the biggest advantage. Liquidation is not scary; what’s scary is when the mindset collapses after liquidation. When you can see yourself clearly and understand the market, you are already on the road to turning the tables. In the past, you walked alone in the dark; now the light is in my hand 💡 It’s always on. Whether you want to profit together depends on you! #CryptoMarketObservation #加密市场反弹
Ordinary people want to turn the tables in the crypto world by relying on $ZEC? First, remember this saying: The crypto world is not a get-rich-quick game 🎮 It's an elimination competition of cognition and mindset. These 8 practical points will help you avoid detours!
1. BTC is the steering wheel 🧭 If the direction is wrong, everything is in vain. Understanding the rhythm of BTC means you have gained 'eyes' in the market, making ZEC operations more accurate.
2. 0-1 o'clock is the secret period 🌙 This hour is super easy to see 'outrageous prices'. Set your orders in advance and sleep peacefully; you often wake up to small surprises.
3. USDT is the thermometer 🌡️ A sharp rise in USDT = someone is fleeing; a surge in BTC = emotions are explosive. When the two move in opposite directions, you need to react half a step earlier.
4. Don’t ignore macro news 📰 When the Federal Reserve sneezes, the entire market catches a cold. It’s not that your operations are wrong; it might be that you didn’t keep up with the news.
5. 6-8 o'clock determines the life and death of long and short positions 🌅 If the night market drops + the morning market drops again = high probability of a rebound that day; if the night market rises + the morning market charges again = it’s easy to hit a peak, don’t chase highs.
6. Friday is the ambush day for the main force ⚔️ Washing positions, clearing stocks, and inducing shorts all pile up; if you can hold steady on Friday, you’ve already beaten most people.
7. Trading volume is life 💧 Only with volume is there a market trend. If a quality coin drops, don’t panic; as long as there is volume, there is hope.
8. The hardest part is 'doing less' ✋ Experts never click the mouse randomly; being able to endure staying in cash and waiting is the biggest advantage.
Liquidation is not scary; what’s scary is when the mindset collapses after liquidation. When you can see yourself clearly and understand the market, you are already on the road to turning the tables.
In the past, you walked alone in the dark; now the light is in my hand 💡 It’s always on. Whether you want to profit together depends on you! #CryptoMarketObservation #加密市场反弹
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Turning principal into hundreds of times is never reliant on insider information or luck 🍀 but strictly adhering to a few iron rules. Now I will share the practical insights summarized from $ASTER with you to help you avoid three years of detours! 1. Sudden surges and gradual declines hide accumulation 📈 After a main force drives the price up, they won’t rush to crash the market but rather slowly adjust to accumulate chips. When encountering this rhythm, don’t panic; small fluctuations are just market washouts, stay steady and don't get left behind. 2. Sudden drops and stagnation indicate distribution 💥 A sudden large drop followed by a weak rebound? It’s likely that the main force is fleeing. At this moment, don’t impulsively try to catch the bottom; you may fall into someone else's carefully set “trap.” 3. High volume at the top doesn't necessarily mean a peak High volume at the top often indicates a change of hands; what you really need to be cautious of is a volume decrease during a decline—this is the signal that the market is reaching its end. 4. More volume at the bottom indicates stability 🔨 Single volume spikes may be a bait; repeated volume increases indicate the main force is truly entering, and market consensus is slowly forming. It’s more reliable to enter at this time. 5. Emotion is more important than charts ❤️ Don't fixate on complex indicators; ultimately, the market is driven by human nature. Volume is the most authentic reflection of emotion. 6. The word “void” is the ultimate mindset Don't be obsessed, greedy, or fearful. How many people fall because of “itchy hands”? Only those who can withstand being in cash waiting for opportunities deserve to capture the big market movements. Honestly, the biggest enemy in the cryptocurrency world is not the traders, nor the market, but your own greed and itchy hands 🤲 The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can maintain their composure, control their actions, and safeguard their positions. Most people are stuck in the cycle of ‘small profits and large losses’; it’s not about working hard enough, but lacking a guiding light. I’ve stepped in the pits before and don’t want you to step in again. The market is always present, but opportunities wait for no one—I'm Daisen, not bragging or painting a rosy picture, just sharing practical experiences that help you survive in the field. There are a few spots left in the battle team; if you want to earn steadily together, it’s up to you! #Cryptocurrency Market Observation #加密市场反弹
Turning principal into hundreds of times is never reliant on insider information or luck 🍀 but strictly adhering to a few iron rules. Now I will share the practical insights summarized from $ASTER with you to help you avoid three years of detours!
1. Sudden surges and gradual declines hide accumulation 📈 After a main force drives the price up, they won’t rush to crash the market but rather slowly adjust to accumulate chips. When encountering this rhythm, don’t panic; small fluctuations are just market washouts, stay steady and don't get left behind.
2. Sudden drops and stagnation indicate distribution 💥 A sudden large drop followed by a weak rebound? It’s likely that the main force is fleeing. At this moment, don’t impulsively try to catch the bottom; you may fall into someone else's carefully set “trap.”
3. High volume at the top doesn't necessarily mean a peak High volume at the top often indicates a change of hands; what you really need to be cautious of is a volume decrease during a decline—this is the signal that the market is reaching its end.
4. More volume at the bottom indicates stability 🔨 Single volume spikes may be a bait; repeated volume increases indicate the main force is truly entering, and market consensus is slowly forming. It’s more reliable to enter at this time.
5. Emotion is more important than charts ❤️ Don't fixate on complex indicators; ultimately, the market is driven by human nature. Volume is the most authentic reflection of emotion.
6. The word “void” is the ultimate mindset Don't be obsessed, greedy, or fearful. How many people fall because of “itchy hands”? Only those who can withstand being in cash waiting for opportunities deserve to capture the big market movements.
Honestly, the biggest enemy in the cryptocurrency world is not the traders, nor the market, but your own greed and itchy hands 🤲 The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can maintain their composure, control their actions, and safeguard their positions.
Most people are stuck in the cycle of ‘small profits and large losses’; it’s not about working hard enough, but lacking a guiding light. I’ve stepped in the pits before and don’t want you to step in again.
The market is always present, but opportunities wait for no one—I'm Daisen, not bragging or painting a rosy picture, just sharing practical experiences that help you survive in the field. There are a few spots left in the battle team; if you want to earn steadily together, it’s up to you! #Cryptocurrency Market Observation #加密市场反弹
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Making Money in the Cryptocurrency World: Beyond Luck $AIA Fans often ask me, "Is making money in the cryptocurrency world really all about luck?" In fact, every time I'm asked this question, I want to respond with another question: "When luck truly knocks, are you ready to catch it and wait for it?" Many people only see others seizing opportunities and making a fortune, thinking that it’s simply because they have 'good luck', while ignoring the two key elements behind it - trading strategy and capital management. First, let's talk about trading strategy. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile; sometimes a sudden positive news can cause a cryptocurrency to surge in the short term. However, without a clear strategy, even if you encounter this 'good fortune', you might either exit early due to not setting profit targets, running away after making a small profit; or you might not set stop-loss orders, and when the market corrects, you end up giving back the profits, or even getting stuck. Those who can truly make money from luck have already honed their strategies solidly: they know when to enter the market, how to judge trends, and how much position to hold to manage volatility. In simple terms, a good strategy is not meant to 'predict luck', but to 'embrace luck' - when the opportunity really arises, you can seize it steadily, rather than missing it in a flurry of activity. Next, let's discuss capital management. The cryptocurrency world is not short of short-term opportunities, but the ones that can truly make people money are often those 'big fortunes' that require patience to wait for. However, many people can't help but make frequent trades, causing their capital to either be exhausted in chasing ups and downs, or they might exit directly due to a heavy loss in one wrong trade, never getting to experience a real big market. Reliable capital management involves dividing capital into reasonable positions, allowing you to make small mistakes with small positions while keeping enough principal to withstand volatility. It’s like tending to an orchard, knowing which are the immature small fruits that shouldn’t be picked too early, and patiently waiting for the big fruits on the tree to ripen - capital management gives you the confidence to wait for that 'big fortune' that can change your returns. Therefore, in the cryptocurrency world, luck is never a 'pie in the sky' that comes out of nowhere. First, get your strategy and capital management right, and when luck arrives, you'll be able to catch it and wait for it; otherwise, no matter how great the opportunity, it will only become a regret of missed chances. Follow me, I won't boast or make empty promises, I'll just share with you practical experiences that can help you survive in the circle. The team still has positions available; whether to join is up to you? #Cryptocurrency Market Observation #币圈
Making Money in the Cryptocurrency World: Beyond Luck $AIA

Fans often ask me, "Is making money in the cryptocurrency world really all about luck?" In fact, every time I'm asked this question, I want to respond with another question: "When luck truly knocks, are you ready to catch it and wait for it?"
Many people only see others seizing opportunities and making a fortune, thinking that it’s simply because they have 'good luck', while ignoring the two key elements behind it - trading strategy and capital management.

First, let's talk about trading strategy. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile; sometimes a sudden positive news can cause a cryptocurrency to surge in the short term. However, without a clear strategy, even if you encounter this 'good fortune', you might either exit early due to not setting profit targets, running away after making a small profit; or you might not set stop-loss orders, and when the market corrects, you end up giving back the profits, or even getting stuck. Those who can truly make money from luck have already honed their strategies solidly: they know when to enter the market, how to judge trends, and how much position to hold to manage volatility. In simple terms, a good strategy is not meant to 'predict luck', but to 'embrace luck' - when the opportunity really arises, you can seize it steadily, rather than missing it in a flurry of activity.

Next, let's discuss capital management. The cryptocurrency world is not short of short-term opportunities, but the ones that can truly make people money are often those 'big fortunes' that require patience to wait for. However, many people can't help but make frequent trades, causing their capital to either be exhausted in chasing ups and downs, or they might exit directly due to a heavy loss in one wrong trade, never getting to experience a real big market. Reliable capital management involves dividing capital into reasonable positions, allowing you to make small mistakes with small positions while keeping enough principal to withstand volatility. It’s like tending to an orchard, knowing which are the immature small fruits that shouldn’t be picked too early, and patiently waiting for the big fruits on the tree to ripen - capital management gives you the confidence to wait for that 'big fortune' that can change your returns.

Therefore, in the cryptocurrency world, luck is never a 'pie in the sky' that comes out of nowhere. First, get your strategy and capital management right, and when luck arrives, you'll be able to catch it and wait for it; otherwise, no matter how great the opportunity, it will only become a regret of missed chances.

Follow me, I won't boast or make empty promises, I'll just share with you practical experiences that can help you survive in the circle. The team still has positions available; whether to join is up to you? #Cryptocurrency Market Observation #币圈
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If you really plan to rely on trading coins for a living, these eight iron rules must be reviewed repeatedly. $PIPPIN I have been in the crypto circle for seven years, and every day before entering the market, I go through them again. It is precisely because of these rules that I have survived in multiple market crashes. Today, I share this with you who are reading this post; it may help you avoid many pitfalls. 1. Just focusing on the daily chart is not enough; for short-term trading, you must look at the 30-minute chart. Don’t just look at the big candlesticks and think there are no opportunities. Many candlesticks with long upper shadows may seem like they are going down, but when you pull out the 30-minute chart, the structure is completely different. The next day, it directly reverses and makes a big bullish move; that's how it works. For short-term trading, the small cycles must resonate with the larger market before it is worth taking action. 2. If the trend is wrong and the order is chaotic, even looking once more is a mistake. If the direction is not right and the structure is broken, don’t force it. Trading with the trend is an iron rule; once the market's rhythm is disrupted, your operations will only become more and more incorrect. 3. Don’t trade if you are not in hot spots or potential hot spots. Without themes, attention, or liquidity, no matter how good the technology is, it’s useless. 4. Hold back all impulses. Execute your plan; don’t be led by the market. Entering without a plan is basically an emotional trade. 5. Don’t treat others' opinions as holy decrees. Anyone's views can only be used as references; ultimately, you still have to rely on your own analysis and judgment. 6. First determine the direction, then pick the coins. If you choose the right direction, you can trade freely; if you choose the wrong direction, no matter how hard you try, it will be difficult. 7. Buy coins that are currently rising; don’t try to guess the bottom. Many people like to wait for "the imminent rebound," but the longer they wait, the lower it goes. Prices always move towards areas of less resistance; buying while rising is the way to go, saving effort and increasing the win rate. 8. After a big win or loss, you must clear your position and stay calm. Stop to reassess the market and yourself. Understand why you made a profit or a loss before you continue. Over the years, I have verified that after a big win or loss, clearing your position first to readjust your mindset can improve the accuracy of subsequent decisions by 90%. A single tree cannot form a forest; a lone sail cannot travel far! In the crypto circle, if you do not have a good community and lack first-hand information, then I suggest you follow Daisen; Brother Sen will lead you to shore, and you are welcome to join the team!!! #pippin #加密市场反弹
If you really plan to rely on trading coins for a living, these eight iron rules must be reviewed repeatedly. $PIPPIN

I have been in the crypto circle for seven years, and every day before entering the market, I go through them again. It is precisely because of these rules that I have survived in multiple market crashes. Today, I share this with you who are reading this post; it may help you avoid many pitfalls.

1. Just focusing on the daily chart is not enough; for short-term trading, you must look at the 30-minute chart.

Don’t just look at the big candlesticks and think there are no opportunities. Many candlesticks with long upper shadows may seem like they are going down, but when you pull out the 30-minute chart, the structure is completely different. The next day, it directly reverses and makes a big bullish move; that's how it works. For short-term trading, the small cycles must resonate with the larger market before it is worth taking action.

2. If the trend is wrong and the order is chaotic, even looking once more is a mistake.

If the direction is not right and the structure is broken, don’t force it. Trading with the trend is an iron rule; once the market's rhythm is disrupted, your operations will only become more and more incorrect.

3. Don’t trade if you are not in hot spots or potential hot spots.

Without themes, attention, or liquidity, no matter how good the technology is, it’s useless.

4. Hold back all impulses.

Execute your plan; don’t be led by the market. Entering without a plan is basically an emotional trade.

5. Don’t treat others' opinions as holy decrees.

Anyone's views can only be used as references; ultimately, you still have to rely on your own analysis and judgment.

6. First determine the direction, then pick the coins.

If you choose the right direction, you can trade freely; if you choose the wrong direction, no matter how hard you try, it will be difficult.

7. Buy coins that are currently rising; don’t try to guess the bottom.

Many people like to wait for "the imminent rebound," but the longer they wait, the lower it goes. Prices always move towards areas of less resistance; buying while rising is the way to go, saving effort and increasing the win rate.

8. After a big win or loss, you must clear your position and stay calm.

Stop to reassess the market and yourself. Understand why you made a profit or a loss before you continue. Over the years, I have verified that after a big win or loss, clearing your position first to readjust your mindset can improve the accuracy of subsequent decisions by 90%.

A single tree cannot form a forest; a lone sail cannot travel far! In the crypto circle, if you do not have a good community and lack first-hand information, then I suggest you follow Daisen; Brother Sen will lead you to shore, and you are welcome to join the team!!!
#pippin #加密市场反弹
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Newcomers trading ZEC often fall into two pits🕳: staring at one cycle while watching the market, making blind orders based on instinct. Either they stubbornly hold against the trend and get liquidated, or they chase the market and face liquidation, which is quite tragic. If you want to survive in the cryptocurrency world, multi-cycle analysis is a must-learn skill. I will share with you the three-step method of "direction-position-timing" that I have honed over seven years of practical experience. 1. 4-hour chart: the "big map" for determining direction🗺️ First, look at the big trend, don’t go against the market: if the highs and lows keep rising, buy on the dips; if the highs and lows keep declining, short on the rebounds; if it’s in a sideways consolidation, it’s best to stay out and wait for a breakout signal before acting. If the direction is wrong, everything afterward is wasted. 2. 1-hour chart: the "precise ruler" for finding positions📏 Once the direction is set, look for the key positions to open trades. Previous lows, moving averages, trend lines are potential buying points; previous highs and strong resistance levels should be noted as take-profit or reduction points. Understand the range clearly so you can be confident when placing orders and not panic. 3. 15-minute chart: the "starting gun" for waiting for timing🔫 This step involves one thing—timing. Wait for the price to reach the key price level identified on the 1-hour chart, look for reversal signals, or wait for volume to support a breakout before acting. If there’s no signal, just wait patiently; don't rush in, as most losses come from hasty decisions. To summarize the process: set direction on the 4-hour, determine position on the 1-hour, and wait for signals on the 15-minute. If multiple cycle signals conflict, don’t hesitate; staying out is the safest bet. Newbies must remember four key phrases: always have a stop-loss, trends always take priority, guess less and observe more, trading relies on stable profits, not on getting rich from one trade. In the cryptocurrency world, it’s not about who earns quickly, but who lasts longer. I am Daisen, not bragging or painting illusions, just sharing practical experiences that can be implemented. The team still has vacancies; do you want to join us in earning steadily? #Cryptocurrency #加密市场反弹
Newcomers trading ZEC often fall into two pits🕳: staring at one cycle while watching the market, making blind orders based on instinct. Either they stubbornly hold against the trend and get liquidated, or they chase the market and face liquidation, which is quite tragic.
If you want to survive in the cryptocurrency world, multi-cycle analysis is a must-learn skill. I will share with you the three-step method of "direction-position-timing" that I have honed over seven years of practical experience.
1. 4-hour chart: the "big map" for determining direction🗺️
First, look at the big trend, don’t go against the market: if the highs and lows keep rising, buy on the dips; if the highs and lows keep declining, short on the rebounds; if it’s in a sideways consolidation, it’s best to stay out and wait for a breakout signal before acting. If the direction is wrong, everything afterward is wasted.
2. 1-hour chart: the "precise ruler" for finding positions📏
Once the direction is set, look for the key positions to open trades. Previous lows, moving averages, trend lines are potential buying points; previous highs and strong resistance levels should be noted as take-profit or reduction points. Understand the range clearly so you can be confident when placing orders and not panic.
3. 15-minute chart: the "starting gun" for waiting for timing🔫
This step involves one thing—timing. Wait for the price to reach the key price level identified on the 1-hour chart, look for reversal signals, or wait for volume to support a breakout before acting. If there’s no signal, just wait patiently; don't rush in, as most losses come from hasty decisions.
To summarize the process: set direction on the 4-hour, determine position on the 1-hour, and wait for signals on the 15-minute. If multiple cycle signals conflict, don’t hesitate; staying out is the safest bet.
Newbies must remember four key phrases: always have a stop-loss, trends always take priority, guess less and observe more, trading relies on stable profits, not on getting rich from one trade.
In the cryptocurrency world, it’s not about who earns quickly, but who lasts longer. I am Daisen, not bragging or painting illusions, just sharing practical experiences that can be implemented. The team still has vacancies; do you want to join us in earning steadily? #Cryptocurrency #加密市场反弹
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Brothers with a capital of less than 1000U, please pause and heed this advice 🤝 The cryptocurrency world is not a casino; it's a battlefield of strategies. With less capital, you must be as steady as an old hunter. Last year, I guided a novice with just 600U in capital. He was so nervous placing orders that he feared losing everything in one go. I told him, "Follow the rules and you will succeed." As a result, in one month, his account exceeded 6000U, and within three months, it surged to 20,000U, without a single liquidation along the way! Some say it’s luck? Wrong, it’s all about strict discipline. These three iron rules for "survival and profit" helped him multiply his capital over 30 times 👇 1. Split your capital into three parts, keep a good backup 💰 Divide your capital into three portions: 200U for day trading, only focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, and take profits with a 3%-5% fluctuation; 200U for swing trading, wait for clear signals before acting, and hold positions for 3-5 days for stability; 200U as the trump card, never move it in extreme market conditions — this is your confidence for a comeback. Those who go all-in get anxious with rising prices and panic with falling ones, and they can’t go far. 2. Only follow trends, do not exhaust in fluctuations 📈 The market stays sideways 80% of the time, and frequent trading is just paying fees to the platform. When there are no signals, stay put; when there’s an opportunity, act decisively, withdraw half your profits at 12%, securing what you have is the real deal. Experts always say, "Do not act unless you are sure to win." When he doubled his capital, he stayed calm the whole time, never chasing prices. 3. Prioritize the rules, control your emotions ✋ A single trade's stop loss should never exceed 2%, exit immediately when the time is up; reduce your position by half once you profit over 4%, let the remaining profit run; never average down on losses, don’t let emotions drag you down. You don’t need to accurately time the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules each time — making money relies on a system that controls reckless trading. Having less capital is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about "making a big turnaround." Rolling 600U to 20,000U isn’t reliant on luck but on rules, patience, and discipline. I used to wander aimlessly in the dark of the crypto world, and now I’ve turned on the lights. Do you want to follow? ✨
Brothers with a capital of less than 1000U, please pause and heed this advice 🤝 The cryptocurrency world is not a casino; it's a battlefield of strategies. With less capital, you must be as steady as an old hunter.
Last year, I guided a novice with just 600U in capital. He was so nervous placing orders that he feared losing everything in one go. I told him, "Follow the rules and you will succeed." As a result, in one month, his account exceeded 6000U, and within three months, it surged to 20,000U, without a single liquidation along the way! Some say it’s luck? Wrong, it’s all about strict discipline.
These three iron rules for "survival and profit" helped him multiply his capital over 30 times 👇
1. Split your capital into three parts, keep a good backup 💰
Divide your capital into three portions: 200U for day trading, only focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, and take profits with a 3%-5% fluctuation; 200U for swing trading, wait for clear signals before acting, and hold positions for 3-5 days for stability; 200U as the trump card, never move it in extreme market conditions — this is your confidence for a comeback. Those who go all-in get anxious with rising prices and panic with falling ones, and they can’t go far.
2. Only follow trends, do not exhaust in fluctuations 📈
The market stays sideways 80% of the time, and frequent trading is just paying fees to the platform. When there are no signals, stay put; when there’s an opportunity, act decisively, withdraw half your profits at 12%, securing what you have is the real deal. Experts always say, "Do not act unless you are sure to win." When he doubled his capital, he stayed calm the whole time, never chasing prices.
3. Prioritize the rules, control your emotions ✋
A single trade's stop loss should never exceed 2%, exit immediately when the time is up; reduce your position by half once you profit over 4%, let the remaining profit run; never average down on losses, don’t let emotions drag you down. You don’t need to accurately time the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules each time — making money relies on a system that controls reckless trading.
Having less capital is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about "making a big turnaround." Rolling 600U to 20,000U isn’t reliant on luck but on rules, patience, and discipline. I used to wander aimlessly in the dark of the crypto world, and now I’ve turned on the lights. Do you want to follow? ✨
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Having been in the cryptocurrency world for 7 years, today I’m going to speak frankly! $DASH I’m a 37-year-old from Fujian, currently residing in Shanghai. One set of self-owned housing, one set for my parents, one set for rental income, a Maybach and a beloved sports car in my name—don’t be envious, these are all the results of my struggles in the crypto world, not due to having a golden key from birth. I started with a capital of 150,000, but at one point, I had to endure a minimum drawdown to less than 50,000 💸. Back then, I couldn’t sleep at night, my pillow was wet several times, and I almost gave up and left the market. But I held on through gritted teeth, and with a seemingly “foolish” method, I managed to roll up to tens of millions. The craziest time, I achieved a 100 times return on my base in just 3 months, directly soaring to millions! Sounds like bragging? Behind this are over 2,000 days and nights of watching the market, reviewing trades, accumulated with blood and tears. Here are some genuine experiences to share with brothers still feeling their way in the dark: ❶ A bull market is not just “picking up gold coins everywhere” I’ve seen too many people get greedy and mess it up, ending up with nothing but scraps. My strategy: Focus tightly on one sector, only eat the main rising waves. When a new concept explodes, stick to that track, study the leaders and those catching up, just getting one right is enough to ride the whole wave. ❷ When buying coins, pay attention to the “new” principle Cheap old coins look tempting, but most are just worthless junk. The market loves new stories, new expectations, and new popularity; don’t let so-called “sentiment” drain your wallet. ❸ Be very cautious with contracts ⚠️ I’ve played around, with the highest reaching 8 digits, but I can’t even remember how many times I’ve been liquidated. If you really want to try: don’t go all in, leverage should not exceed 5 times, and set stop losses as naturally as breathing. ❹ Cycles are ironclad rules; don’t go against the trend In the cryptocurrency world, there’s a four-year cycle, and the end of a bull market will clear all altcoins! When even delivery workers start asking “which coin can double,” congratulations, the peak has arrived. Can’t bear to run? A bear market with a 90% drawdown awaits you. I have no talent and no insider information, I just survived relying on these “foolish methods,” and I’m doing better than quite a few smart people. If you want to make it in the crypto world, first ask yourself: Can you withstand a 90% drop and still get back up? #Crypto market rebound #币圈暴富
Having been in the cryptocurrency world for 7 years, today I’m going to speak frankly! $DASH
I’m a 37-year-old from Fujian, currently residing in Shanghai. One set of self-owned housing, one set for my parents, one set for rental income, a Maybach and a beloved sports car in my name—don’t be envious, these are all the results of my struggles in the crypto world, not due to having a golden key from birth.
I started with a capital of 150,000, but at one point, I had to endure a minimum drawdown to less than 50,000 💸. Back then, I couldn’t sleep at night, my pillow was wet several times, and I almost gave up and left the market. But I held on through gritted teeth, and with a seemingly “foolish” method, I managed to roll up to tens of millions.
The craziest time, I achieved a 100 times return on my base in just 3 months, directly soaring to millions! Sounds like bragging? Behind this are over 2,000 days and nights of watching the market, reviewing trades, accumulated with blood and tears.
Here are some genuine experiences to share with brothers still feeling their way in the dark:
❶ A bull market is not just “picking up gold coins everywhere”
I’ve seen too many people get greedy and mess it up, ending up with nothing but scraps. My strategy: Focus tightly on one sector, only eat the main rising waves. When a new concept explodes, stick to that track, study the leaders and those catching up, just getting one right is enough to ride the whole wave.
❷ When buying coins, pay attention to the “new” principle
Cheap old coins look tempting, but most are just worthless junk. The market loves new stories, new expectations, and new popularity; don’t let so-called “sentiment” drain your wallet.
❸ Be very cautious with contracts ⚠️
I’ve played around, with the highest reaching 8 digits, but I can’t even remember how many times I’ve been liquidated. If you really want to try: don’t go all in, leverage should not exceed 5 times, and set stop losses as naturally as breathing.
❹ Cycles are ironclad rules; don’t go against the trend
In the cryptocurrency world, there’s a four-year cycle, and the end of a bull market will clear all altcoins! When even delivery workers start asking “which coin can double,” congratulations, the peak has arrived. Can’t bear to run? A bear market with a 90% drawdown awaits you.
I have no talent and no insider information, I just survived relying on these “foolish methods,” and I’m doing better than quite a few smart people. If you want to make it in the crypto world, first ask yourself: Can you withstand a 90% drop and still get back up?
#Crypto market rebound #币圈暴富
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In the cryptocurrency circle, there is a 'foolproof method' that looks unremarkable but can steadily lock in profits. Newcomer friends can take their time to learn it ✍️ First, remember the iron rules: absolutely avoid these three things! ❌ Don’t chase prices! Buffett's 'be greedy when others are fearful' is not just empty talk. Buy when prices drop, engrave this habit into your bones; it's a hundred times more reliable than chasing prices up and down. ❌ Don’t hold onto losing positions! The market changes rapidly, stubbornly holding onto a position can easily backfire, being flexible is the way to survive. ❌ Don’t go all in! Going all in is like forcing yourself into a dead end. The cryptocurrency market never lacks opportunities; the opportunity cost of going all in is too high for you to bear. Here are 6 short-term trading mantras to avoid pitfalls: 1. Look for new highs during high-level consolidations, and guard against new lows during low-level consolidations. Wait until the trend direction is clear before taking action; don’t guess blindly. 2. Rest during sideways markets! Most people lose money because they can’t resist making random trades during consolidation periods. Controlling your hands is better than anything else 🚫 3. K-line insights: buy when the daily line closes bearish, sell when it closes bullish; follow the signals, don’t rely on feelings. 4. Market patterns: declines are slow, rebounds are also slow; once a decline accelerates, a rebound will come quickly. 5. Use the pyramid method for building positions; buy more as prices fall; this is the iron rule of value investing and cannot go wrong. 6. After a rise, there will be consolidation, and after a drop, there will also be consolidation. Don’t panic during sideways trading; there’s no need to clear positions at high levels or go all in at low levels. Wait for reversal signals: if the price reverses downward from a high level, run quickly, and take profits or cut losses in time. Every day of real trading is yielding stable profits. If you are confused about your trades now and want to recover your losses, remember: it’s better to follow a team than to wander alone; having direction is the key to making money. I have always been here; feel free to reach out to me at any time ✨
In the cryptocurrency circle, there is a 'foolproof method' that looks unremarkable but can steadily lock in profits. Newcomer friends can take their time to learn it ✍️
First, remember the iron rules: absolutely avoid these three things!
❌ Don’t chase prices! Buffett's 'be greedy when others are fearful' is not just empty talk. Buy when prices drop, engrave this habit into your bones; it's a hundred times more reliable than chasing prices up and down.
❌ Don’t hold onto losing positions! The market changes rapidly, stubbornly holding onto a position can easily backfire, being flexible is the way to survive.
❌ Don’t go all in! Going all in is like forcing yourself into a dead end. The cryptocurrency market never lacks opportunities; the opportunity cost of going all in is too high for you to bear.
Here are 6 short-term trading mantras to avoid pitfalls:
1. Look for new highs during high-level consolidations, and guard against new lows during low-level consolidations. Wait until the trend direction is clear before taking action; don’t guess blindly.
2. Rest during sideways markets! Most people lose money because they can’t resist making random trades during consolidation periods. Controlling your hands is better than anything else 🚫
3. K-line insights: buy when the daily line closes bearish, sell when it closes bullish; follow the signals, don’t rely on feelings.
4. Market patterns: declines are slow, rebounds are also slow; once a decline accelerates, a rebound will come quickly.
5. Use the pyramid method for building positions; buy more as prices fall; this is the iron rule of value investing and cannot go wrong.
6. After a rise, there will be consolidation, and after a drop, there will also be consolidation. Don’t panic during sideways trading; there’s no need to clear positions at high levels or go all in at low levels. Wait for reversal signals: if the price reverses downward from a high level, run quickly, and take profits or cut losses in time.
Every day of real trading is yielding stable profits. If you are confused about your trades now and want to recover your losses, remember: it’s better to follow a team than to wander alone; having direction is the key to making money. I have always been here; feel free to reach out to me at any time ✨
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The Top 10 Wealth Codes in the Crypto World What captivates the crypto world the most is not the wild fluctuations of K-lines, but the strategies that go from being overlooked to being frantically sought after by everyone. Today, let's break down these wealth codes that go from “obscure to popular,” with no fluff, just solid insights recognized by insiders👇 1. Brick Arbitrage 🧱 Initially, only a few people focused on cross-exchange price differences, but it later became a well-known “guaranteed money-making machine.” No flashy stories, just real profits. 2. Stablecoin Arbitrage 💰 Many people look down on it due to low interest rates, not realizing that long-time players have already achieved financial freedom, a classic way to quietly amass wealth. 3. Airdrop Farming 🎁 Initially seen as small play, until OP and ARB airdropped tens of thousands of dollars, making this strategy legendary and turning obscure plays into hot trends. 4. New Coin Launch 🆕 Initially quiet, but after being strongly promoted by exchanges, it took off dramatically, becoming a game that guarantees profits; speed becomes the key to making money. 5. DeFi Liquidity Mining ⛏️ Back then, no one wanted to tackle the “complex” hard problems, but a wave of wealth effects pushed countless ordinary people to prominence, being one of the strongest wealth creation trends in the crypto world. 6. Rolling Position Strategy 🌀 Originally a stable operation for veteran players, it later became a myth of “turning 500U into a million,” which sounds thrilling. 7. Inscriptions 📜 When first released, it was criticized as “garbage data,” who would have thought the industry would produce hundredfold coins in batches, turning obscurity into legend. 8. NFT Speculation 🐒 At first, no one understood the significance of “buying JPGs,” but when BAYC and Punks took off, the world remembered those monkey avatars. 9. Altcoins/Meme Coins 🐕 From being small and transparent in the community to global fanaticism, DOGE and SHIB are the best proof, but often it’s the market makers who laugh last. 10. High-Leverage Contracts ⚖️ A double-edged sword of getting rich and liquidation; the stories of rise are increasingly fierce, but few can escape unscathed. The crypto world never lacks new strategies; opportunities are never absent, but it depends on whether you can sense the trends in advance and hold your chips. Are you currently chasing trends, or are you preparing for the next “hot commodity”?
The Top 10 Wealth Codes in the Crypto World
What captivates the crypto world the most is not the wild fluctuations of K-lines, but the strategies that go from being overlooked to being frantically sought after by everyone. Today, let's break down these wealth codes that go from “obscure to popular,” with no fluff, just solid insights recognized by insiders👇
1. Brick Arbitrage 🧱 Initially, only a few people focused on cross-exchange price differences, but it later became a well-known “guaranteed money-making machine.” No flashy stories, just real profits.
2. Stablecoin Arbitrage 💰 Many people look down on it due to low interest rates, not realizing that long-time players have already achieved financial freedom, a classic way to quietly amass wealth.
3. Airdrop Farming 🎁 Initially seen as small play, until OP and ARB airdropped tens of thousands of dollars, making this strategy legendary and turning obscure plays into hot trends.
4. New Coin Launch 🆕 Initially quiet, but after being strongly promoted by exchanges, it took off dramatically, becoming a game that guarantees profits; speed becomes the key to making money.
5. DeFi Liquidity Mining ⛏️ Back then, no one wanted to tackle the “complex” hard problems, but a wave of wealth effects pushed countless ordinary people to prominence, being one of the strongest wealth creation trends in the crypto world.
6. Rolling Position Strategy 🌀 Originally a stable operation for veteran players, it later became a myth of “turning 500U into a million,” which sounds thrilling.
7. Inscriptions 📜 When first released, it was criticized as “garbage data,” who would have thought the industry would produce hundredfold coins in batches, turning obscurity into legend.
8. NFT Speculation 🐒 At first, no one understood the significance of “buying JPGs,” but when BAYC and Punks took off, the world remembered those monkey avatars.
9. Altcoins/Meme Coins 🐕 From being small and transparent in the community to global fanaticism, DOGE and SHIB are the best proof, but often it’s the market makers who laugh last.
10. High-Leverage Contracts ⚖️ A double-edged sword of getting rich and liquidation; the stories of rise are increasingly fierce, but few can escape unscathed.
The crypto world never lacks new strategies; opportunities are never absent, but it depends on whether you can sense the trends in advance and hold your chips. Are you currently chasing trends, or are you preparing for the next “hot commodity”?
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The investment risks in the cryptocurrency market are much higher than in traditional markets, and beginners can easily fall into traps. The core risks mainly focus on these categories, explained in simple terms + examples for clarity and to avoid pitfalls👇 1. Market volatility risk (most direct, fastest loss) In the cryptocurrency market, there are no limits on price fluctuations; mainstream coins can fluctuate 20%-30% in a day, which is normal. Altcoins can double or drop to zero at any moment, completely disregarding common sense. For example, a certain popular coin recently rose by 50% in the morning and then dropped by 70% in the evening, causing those who bought at the peak to face liquidation that same day; there are also coins that plunge without warning, leaving no chance to cut losses, with principal suddenly shrinking by more than half. 2. Project-specific pitfalls (most hidden, hard to guard against) Scam coins / worthless coins: Teams fabricate their backgrounds, plagiarize white papers, have no actual technology or applications, and rely entirely on pumping and dumping. For example, "XX Metaverse Chain" and "XXAI Coin" are promoted to have 10 times returns, and once retail investors get in, the price is dumped to zero, leaving the project team to run away with the money. Zombie coins / outdated coins: These have outdated technology, code that hasn't been updated for years, and communities that have died out. They can be delisted from exchanges at any time; once delisted, they basically go to zero, leaving no chance to sell. Infinite issuance coins: Project teams treat tokens like paper, and once the unlock period arrives, they start dumping wildly, with inflation even worse than fiat currency. For example, some coins drop from dozens of dollars to a few cents; the longer you hold, the more you lose. 3. Leverage / contract risk (easiest to face liquidation) Many people think leverage can double their investments quickly, but forget that leverage is a "double-edged sword." A 5x or 10x leverage might not seem high, but even a slight market pullback can trigger liquidation, wiping out the principal. For example, with a 10x leverage on a 10,000 USDT account, a 10% drop means liquidation, and even if the direction is correct, a small fluctuation can force you out early, making all your efforts in vain. 4. Platform risk (the principal may be directly lost) Exchange exit scams: Small exchanges lack regulation, and there are too many cases of money being run away with. For instance, a certain platform suddenly becomes inaccessible, and withdrawals are not possible. Users' coins are directly taken away, leaving them with nowhere to complain. Platform closures / hacks: Some exchanges go bankrupt due to mismanagement or are hacked, making it difficult for users to recover their assets. Additionally, some platforms manipulate operations, maliciously injecting prices or altering data, leading to innocent liquidations for users.
The investment risks in the cryptocurrency market are much higher than in traditional markets, and beginners can easily fall into traps. The core risks mainly focus on these categories, explained in simple terms + examples for clarity and to avoid pitfalls👇
1. Market volatility risk (most direct, fastest loss)
In the cryptocurrency market, there are no limits on price fluctuations; mainstream coins can fluctuate 20%-30% in a day, which is normal. Altcoins can double or drop to zero at any moment, completely disregarding common sense. For example, a certain popular coin recently rose by 50% in the morning and then dropped by 70% in the evening, causing those who bought at the peak to face liquidation that same day; there are also coins that plunge without warning, leaving no chance to cut losses, with principal suddenly shrinking by more than half.
2. Project-specific pitfalls (most hidden, hard to guard against)
Scam coins / worthless coins: Teams fabricate their backgrounds, plagiarize white papers, have no actual technology or applications, and rely entirely on pumping and dumping. For example, "XX Metaverse Chain" and "XXAI Coin" are promoted to have 10 times returns, and once retail investors get in, the price is dumped to zero, leaving the project team to run away with the money. Zombie coins / outdated coins: These have outdated technology, code that hasn't been updated for years, and communities that have died out. They can be delisted from exchanges at any time; once delisted, they basically go to zero, leaving no chance to sell. Infinite issuance coins: Project teams treat tokens like paper, and once the unlock period arrives, they start dumping wildly, with inflation even worse than fiat currency. For example, some coins drop from dozens of dollars to a few cents; the longer you hold, the more you lose.
3. Leverage / contract risk (easiest to face liquidation)
Many people think leverage can double their investments quickly, but forget that leverage is a "double-edged sword." A 5x or 10x leverage might not seem high, but even a slight market pullback can trigger liquidation, wiping out the principal. For example, with a 10x leverage on a 10,000 USDT account, a 10% drop means liquidation, and even if the direction is correct, a small fluctuation can force you out early, making all your efforts in vain.
4. Platform risk (the principal may be directly lost)
Exchange exit scams: Small exchanges lack regulation, and there are too many cases of money being run away with. For instance, a certain platform suddenly becomes inaccessible, and withdrawals are not possible. Users' coins are directly taken away, leaving them with nowhere to complain. Platform closures / hacks: Some exchanges go bankrupt due to mismanagement or are hacked, making it difficult for users to recover their assets. Additionally, some platforms manipulate operations, maliciously injecting prices or altering data, leading to innocent liquidations for users.
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In the winter night of 2015, the smell of smoke in the internet cafe mixed with the sound of keyboards. I held 3,000 yuan, scraped together from three months of living expenses, and randomly placed orders on a screen full of English 😂 1.5 bitcoins, back then the price was only 2,200 yuan! My roommate patted my shoulder: "Isn't it better to spend this money on game skins?" I didn't argue, just felt that this was a bit different. I didn't expect that in 2021 the market would skyrocket, and my account peaked at 1.2 million! Friends who used to laugh at me for being 'silly' all came to ask, "Is there any insider information?" I could only smile and smooth things over: "It's just that I didn't lose all the principal~" In the past 10 years, there have been no miraculous operations, just sticking to three bottom lines, which have kept me steady until now: First, only invest in coins with recognizable names! In 2017, someone urged me to buy 'Interstellar XX Chain', claiming I could make 10 times my investment. I checked the team's background and found it was all fake, so I decisively refused. Later, that coin went to zero in half a month, and the person who urged me cleared their friend list. Since then, I only play with the top 10 mainstream coins by market cap, at least they won't run away overnight, which is reassuring! Second, I never delay loss-cutting! Every time I buy, I must set a 5% stop-loss line. When Ethereum dropped from 800 to 760 in 2018, I immediately cut my losses; later, it dropped to over 100 and I didn't lose much. My classmates above always say "just wait a little longer," but they ended up being stuck until 2020 before they could get out, their mindset had already collapsed 😮‍💨 Third, I absolutely do not use leverage! In 2020, my childhood friend used 10 times leverage, flaunting screenshots after a 5% rise, but a small pullback directly led to a margin call, losing both principal and profit. Now we rarely talk about coins. In fact, the crypto world isn't about gambling, the profits are all 'cognitive money'! You need to understand why Bitcoin resists declines, what Ethereum can do, and only then can you hold your position during downturns. I never invest mortgage or retirement funds; I only play with spare money, and even a 60% drop in 2022 didn't affect my ability to eat and sleep. Now when people ask me how to make money, I always say: "Make fewer mistakes; preserving your principal is more important than anything!" The market is always there, and as long as you stay alive, you can wait for opportunities~ If you also want to avoid the pit of 'going to zero overnight', why not chat with me more about industry logic, and move steadily to go far!
In the winter night of 2015, the smell of smoke in the internet cafe mixed with the sound of keyboards. I held 3,000 yuan, scraped together from three months of living expenses, and randomly placed orders on a screen full of English 😂
1.5 bitcoins, back then the price was only 2,200 yuan! My roommate patted my shoulder: "Isn't it better to spend this money on game skins?" I didn't argue, just felt that this was a bit different.
I didn't expect that in 2021 the market would skyrocket, and my account peaked at 1.2 million! Friends who used to laugh at me for being 'silly' all came to ask, "Is there any insider information?" I could only smile and smooth things over: "It's just that I didn't lose all the principal~"
In the past 10 years, there have been no miraculous operations, just sticking to three bottom lines, which have kept me steady until now:
First, only invest in coins with recognizable names! In 2017, someone urged me to buy 'Interstellar XX Chain', claiming I could make 10 times my investment. I checked the team's background and found it was all fake, so I decisively refused. Later, that coin went to zero in half a month, and the person who urged me cleared their friend list. Since then, I only play with the top 10 mainstream coins by market cap, at least they won't run away overnight, which is reassuring!
Second, I never delay loss-cutting! Every time I buy, I must set a 5% stop-loss line. When Ethereum dropped from 800 to 760 in 2018, I immediately cut my losses; later, it dropped to over 100 and I didn't lose much. My classmates above always say "just wait a little longer," but they ended up being stuck until 2020 before they could get out, their mindset had already collapsed 😮‍💨
Third, I absolutely do not use leverage! In 2020, my childhood friend used 10 times leverage, flaunting screenshots after a 5% rise, but a small pullback directly led to a margin call, losing both principal and profit. Now we rarely talk about coins.
In fact, the crypto world isn't about gambling, the profits are all 'cognitive money'! You need to understand why Bitcoin resists declines, what Ethereum can do, and only then can you hold your position during downturns.
I never invest mortgage or retirement funds; I only play with spare money, and even a 60% drop in 2022 didn't affect my ability to eat and sleep.
Now when people ask me how to make money, I always say: "Make fewer mistakes; preserving your principal is more important than anything!" The market is always there, and as long as you stay alive, you can wait for opportunities~
If you also want to avoid the pit of 'going to zero overnight', why not chat with me more about industry logic, and move steadily to go far!
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People who have lost money in the crypto world have mostly fallen into these two traps — either holding onto 'zombie coins' waiting for a rebound, or buying 'inflationary coins that cut leeks'! I almost lost 20,000 USDT early on because I didn't see clearly 😱 Today, I'll expose the true nature of these two types of coins, so don't foolishly step on the mines again! First type: Outdated zombie coins 🧟‍♂️ These coins can actually be identified at a glance: the technology is outdated, the code hasn't been updated for years; the community is completely dead, no one has spoken in the Telegram group for days, and Twitter is filled with empty talk trying to ride the hype (one moment referring to AI, the next to the metaverse, but in reality, there is no substantial action)! What’s worse is that they could be delisted by exchanges at any time! Last year, a certain altcoin I held suddenly announced by the exchange, and on that day it went to zero, leaving no chance to cut losses… In the end, it could only be treated as a 'digital souvenir', the project team had long run away, and the price would only decline day by day! Second type: Infinite inflationary ATM coins 💸 The project team treats the tokens like paper printing, and once the unlocking period arrives, they start dumping crazy amounts; early investors cash out, leaving only retail investors holding the bag, the more you hold, the more you lose, inflation is harsher than fiat currency! Just like OMG dropping from $20 to $0.2, a decline of 99%; STRAT has almost fallen off the charts; FIL always crashes after each unlocking, how many people have been repeatedly harvested! You think you are buying a low-price opportunity, but in fact, your principal has all become the profits of the manipulators! I sincerely advise everyone: don't be greedy for 'low prices', that's not an opportunity, it's a deep pit; don't believe in 'sentiment', 99% of outdated projects cannot rise again; don't touch 'inflationary coins', your holdings are just another's withdrawal code! If you are unsure whether the coins you hold are in these two traps, feel free to chat with Yuchen anytime ~ Avoid the pits early, preserve your principal! ✅
People who have lost money in the crypto world have mostly fallen into these two traps — either holding onto 'zombie coins' waiting for a rebound, or buying 'inflationary coins that cut leeks'! I almost lost 20,000 USDT early on because I didn't see clearly 😱 Today, I'll expose the true nature of these two types of coins, so don't foolishly step on the mines again!
First type: Outdated zombie coins 🧟‍♂️
These coins can actually be identified at a glance: the technology is outdated, the code hasn't been updated for years; the community is completely dead, no one has spoken in the Telegram group for days, and Twitter is filled with empty talk trying to ride the hype (one moment referring to AI, the next to the metaverse, but in reality, there is no substantial action)!
What’s worse is that they could be delisted by exchanges at any time! Last year, a certain altcoin I held suddenly announced by the exchange, and on that day it went to zero, leaving no chance to cut losses… In the end, it could only be treated as a 'digital souvenir', the project team had long run away, and the price would only decline day by day!
Second type: Infinite inflationary ATM coins 💸
The project team treats the tokens like paper printing, and once the unlocking period arrives, they start dumping crazy amounts; early investors cash out, leaving only retail investors holding the bag, the more you hold, the more you lose, inflation is harsher than fiat currency!
Just like OMG dropping from $20 to $0.2, a decline of 99%; STRAT has almost fallen off the charts; FIL always crashes after each unlocking, how many people have been repeatedly harvested! You think you are buying a low-price opportunity, but in fact, your principal has all become the profits of the manipulators!
I sincerely advise everyone: don't be greedy for 'low prices', that's not an opportunity, it's a deep pit; don't believe in 'sentiment', 99% of outdated projects cannot rise again; don't touch 'inflationary coins', your holdings are just another's withdrawal code!
If you are unsure whether the coins you hold are in these two traps, feel free to chat with Yuchen anytime ~ Avoid the pits early, preserve your principal! ✅
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