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Everyone is talking about 519, I specifically looked it up and found out it was from 2021, when Ethereum dropped 2000 in one day, the long positions were all liquidated without a single one left.

Don't think about achieving everything in one step, it's better to trade with a small position gradually, and earn through long-term compounding little by little. Just like I charged this account with 800 yuan and slowly worked it up, in a few days it reached over 5000, nearly 6000. Even if it has pulled back to over 4000 these past few days, it can still reach 8000-10000 in a few days.

This is definitely better than getting liquidated and going to deliver takeout or working in a factory. The capital has increased month by month, and gradually the earnings per trade have also increased. The most feared thing is to continue losing and then place heavy bets. When sailors encounter strong winds and waves, they lower their sails.

800 yuan 110u October 7th to yesterday, October 10th, four days to 5900.

Seeing that most of the lists shared by many people in the square are losses and life is not satisfactory, this has nothing to do with me. He doesn't owe me, and I don't owe him. However, behind every person is a family, and family members are also worried and anxious. Because I once experienced stable losses, I know the taste of that torment, the hesitation of being caught in a dilemma. Our country is primarily agricultural, and our parents are basically farmers, which makes many people feel guilty about their families. I just want to think about what I can share that might alleviate some of the pain or losses for everyone. The ones who teach others are the greatest beneficiaries themselves, and this can also be seen as my self-redemption on the road to recovering my losses! I will carefully consider what to share each time!

In trading, patience is key.
Whoever rushes ends up getting wrecked first; those with high leverage are doomed to fail.

The market essentially has two conditions: **trend** and **consolidation.**
**80% of the time the market is in consolidation**, with only a few periods showing a clear trend.

Consolidation is the norm in trading and can be quite frustrating:
rectangular formations, flag patterns, ascending triangles, descending triangles, convergence and divergence, all kinds of shapes switching back and forth, hunting stop losses and shaking out positions, specifically targeting those who are heavily leveraged, impatient, and reckless.

Trend markets are straightforward; just ride the wave in the right direction;
consolidation is the killer, repeatedly luring traders into long and short positions, and when the rhythm is disrupted, the more anxious you get, the more you lose. Adding leverage can lead to getting liquidated from both sides.

The core logic boils down to three points:
1. Don't rush into trades; acting impulsively will get you wrecked;
2. Low leverage can handle volatility, but high leverage can't withstand consolidation;
3. Spend 80% of your time observing consolidation, trade less, watch more, and wait for a breakout to catch the trend. $ARB

On April 25, 2026, at around 8:40 PM local time, a serious security incident occurred at the White House Correspondents' Association annual dinner, attended by President Trump for the first time as president, at the Hilton Hotel in Washington. Here’s the complete rundown of the event with authoritative details:
1. Core Overview of the Incident
Time: Around 8:40 PM on April 25 (about 30 minutes after the dinner started)
Location: Security checkpoint outside the main banquet hall at the Hilton Hotel in Washington
People: President Trump, First Lady Melania, Vice President Vance, Secretary of State Rubio, Secretary of Defense Hegseth, and about 2,600 guests
Cause: A male suspect charged the security checkpoint armed with multiple weapons and opened fire
Outcome: The suspect was subdued and arrested by the Secret Service; one agent was shot (but is in no life-threatening danger due to wearing a bulletproof vest); the Trump couple and senior officials were urgently evacuated; the dinner was interrupted and postponed $TRUMP

🇺🇸 US Freezes Iranian Crypto Assets
The US Treasury has frozen $344 million in crypto wallets linked to Iran.
Tether has cooperated by freezing 344 million USDT.
Signal: Crypto regulation is moving from the "gray area" into actual enforcement $BTC

⚠️ rsETH Incident — Aftershocks of the DeFi Quake
Hackers collateralized rsETH to borrow 99,600 ETH, with Arbitrum recovering 30,700 ETH
The actual funding gap stands at 68,900 ETH (approximately $160 million)
ETH has been converted to BTC by the hackers, and the "DeFi United" rescue operation has received donations of 13,500 ETH
This situation has a significant impact on Aave, with $15 billion in deposits fleeing $ETH

BTC Whales - The Biggest Buy in a Year
Last week, whales accumulated 45,000 BTC, marking the largest single-week accumulation since July 2025.
Interestingly, in the past few months, whales have been buying in a scattered manner, with some buying and some selling; this time they all entered the market almost simultaneously, indicating a bullish consensus is forming.
In the past 3 months, long-term holders have accumulated over 1 million BTC $BTC

ETH Bull Leader - Cleared Out 100 Million, Then Came Back
On April 16, took profits and cleared out a $398 million long position, making a profit of $68.47 million
After a pullback on April 20, re-entered the market, opening long positions of 44,000 ETH across 2 wallets, with a position value of $100 million at a cost basis of $2,289
This kind of big player 'run out and come back' rhythm is worth watching $ETH

The choppy market is actually pretty complex and quite shady.
When you set your risk-reward ratio to 1:1 or higher, you’re basically stepping into a trap.
The price just bounces around in that range, and before your take-profit hits, it reverses on you.
But your stop-loss? That gets hit every time, because the boundaries of the range are just there to be tested back and forth.
So you’ll definitely have way more stop-loss orders than take-profit ones.
It’s like trying to play hard in a market where you’ve got no edge.
Eventually, your mindset crumbles, and you start trading out of frustration.
The more you lose, the more you double down, and the more you double down, the more frequently you enter trades, leading to constant trading.
The end result? Liquidation.
Just two sentences that are key:
First, protect your capital.
Second, remember the first one.

Let's discuss whether a strategy is solid or not. Don't just look at how bullish it gets when the market's up. Focus on one thing: when extreme volatility hits, will it keep you from getting liquidated? When emotions run high, can it save your ass? Strategies that lead to liquidation aren't worth it, no matter how much you profit in the short term. Speaking of this, it reminds me of Teacher Fu Haitang. Many laugh at his low education level, but he made a name for himself in the market and achieved big results. Us retail traders combined might not even equal a fraction of his net worth. So, let's lower our egos, stay humble, and really listen to what he has to say. Standing on the shoulders of giants, we should first imitate before we talk about surpassing. And to put it bluntly: over-leveraging on unrealized gains, going all-in, and trading too frequently. I've walked those three paths, and they all lead to a deep abyss.

Time flies, huh? It's the weekend again. Every weekend usually lacks volatility and just sees some sideways action. But last weekend took quite a dip, didn't see that coming. This weekend should be the same as usual – low volume and consolidation, taking a two-day break.

Never hold onto a position that keeps you up at night; it just means that position is too heavy for you, so I chose to scale down. I want to sleep soundly and not rush to check my phone first thing in the morning or lie awake at night. Locking in profits at 660u, I remind myself to treat trading like a job and be content. The remaining position will either be a straightforward hold or waiting for a take profit; let it play out however it wants.

Treating it like a job has eased the pressure a bit. I try not to dwell on the millions I need to recoup and the lifestyle gap; taking it slow helps. I've been trimming my positions and closing trades more naturally, but it's still a habit. I can definitely hold onto losses, but when I'm in profit, I often bail on too many positions—my allocation is still too heavy. I originally planned to take a stroll, but it's getting chilly up north. It's too cold, so I grabbed some grilled cold noodles to make and enjoyed a bit of bulk liquor. This is a different time. If we rewind to my trading days, I definitely wouldn't have touched that bulk liquor; I was worried it would mess with my health. $ARB
$ZEC

Skills are good, but mindset is better.
Having too many indicators isn't as valuable as strict discipline.
If you keep yourself in check,
you don't need to chase the money god; you are the money god. $ETH

You think trading is all about making moves.
In reality, trading is about feeling.
Waiting, watching, holding back.
If you catch the wave, you profit; if you miss it, you chill.
On days when you're not losing, you've already outperformed most.

I used to treat trading like a casino, always thinking about breaking even and making a comeback.
But the more desperate I got, the more I lost, and the more I lost, the more desperate I became.
Then I realized that trading is just a job; before the new year, I went out and worked for a month. My online loans were threatening to sue me daily, and I thought about how I was just sitting there doing nothing. Instead, I decided to go home and study trading.
Once I viewed it as a job, my mindset shifted. It's really no different from delivering food or driving for a rideshare; it’s all about using your skills to earn money.
I stopped thinking about getting rich overnight. Now, I review my trades daily and learn by recording videos for self-improvement.
After a month, I’m doing slightly better than working a regular job.
Treat trading as a profession, and you can eat for a lifetime.
If you treat it like a gamble, you'll eventually be out of the game.
I’m a debt-ridden trader, and I’m done gambling. $BTC

Once a trend is established, it comes with powerful inertia and won't easily reverse.
Capital inertia means that large funds don't make short-term moves; once the direction is set, they won't exit easily.
Market sentiment is highly unified, with the herd mentality continually pushing the momentum.
The vast majority will only trade with the trend, and the forces trying to predict tops and bottoms against the trend can't shake the overall direction.
Never subjectively predict highs and lows,
don't randomly try to catch the bottom or top, or go against the trend.
Follow the trend, respect the market,
and that's the only way to survive in trading for the long haul.
#TradingInsights #CryptoCommunity #Futures #TrendTrading #TraderVoices$$BTC

### The Core Reasons Why Trends Are Hard to Reverse Once Established (Concise Insights, Suitable for Sharing)
1. **Capital Inertia**
Market movements are driven by big money. The whales accumulate positions and strategize for the long haul; they won't just bail out quickly. This one-sided buying and selling pressure leads to a natural continuation of the trend.
2. **Market Sentiment Consistency**
During a rise, greed brings everyone together, while fear leads to panic selling during a downturn. Most retail traders will follow the current direction, creating a collective force that further reinforces the trend.
3. **Herd Behavior in Trading**
Going with the trend, opening and adding to positions is the consensus among traders. Trying to short-sell the top or buy the bottom is a minority game, and the opposing force is too weak to move the market.
4. **Stabilization of Position Structure**
Uptrend: Low-level positions are locked in, with minimal sell pressure;
Downtrend: Liquidation from trapped holders keeps coming, breaking through support levels, leading to a downward inertia.
5. **Time and Cycle Resonance**
Short-term movements adhere to the direction of larger cycles. Until the larger cycle structure completes, any short-term pullbacks or rebounds are merely interludes that won't alter the overall trend.
6. **Whale Control Logic**
Before a trend completes, the whales won’t easily reverse direction. Shakeouts and consolidations are just to clear out retail traders, aiming to finish the full market cycle without changing course midway. $BTC