This week will determine the direction of the cryptocurrency market for this month, here are some significant events.
On December 9, the JOLTs job openings data will be released, expected to be 7.2 million.
This indicates how strong the labor market really is.
Below 7.2 million = weak employment → more room for interest rate cuts → favorable for liquidity.
Exceeding expectations = labor market recovery, which will reduce the likelihood of interest rate cuts in 2026.
On December 10, the Federal Reserve will make a decision on interest rate cuts.
The market expects a 94% probability of a 25 basis point cut.
This means the impact of the rate cut has almost been fully priced in by the market, so it won't have a significant effect on the market.
What really influences the market trend is Powell's speech.
Bank of America expects Powell to hint at “reserve management purchases,” which means injecting new liquidity to stabilize the financing pressure on small banks.
This will help normalize SOFR and support liquidity in various markets.
If Powell's remarks sound relatively dovish, indicating that inflation is stabilizing, tariffs have not changed the inflation trend, and the labor market is softening, this will signal the market to expect more rate cuts.
But if he makes hawkish remarks like the last FOMC meeting, Bitcoin and altcoins will plunge.
On December 11, PPI inflation data will be released.
Hot PPI = short-term hedging. Soft PPI = confirms inflation is cooling → positive.
Why is this important for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies?
Bitcoin prices fluctuate with yields and the dollar's movements. • Lower yields = Bitcoin price increases Weaker dollar = Bitcoin rises • Increased liquidity = Bitcoin price increases
In the past few economic cycles, when Powell shifted to a dovish stance and inflation slowed, Bitcoin was always the first asset to rise. ETH closely follows, and once liquidity expectations rise, other cryptocurrencies will also strengthen.
If Powell makes dovish remarks and lowers inflation, Bitcoin may break through the current range, and other cryptocurrencies may also eventually see an upward trend.
If he takes a hawkish stance, the market will suffer greater pain.
How to Safely Secure 10 Million from Cryptocurrency Profits? The Ultimate Guide to Avoiding Frozen Cards, Scams, and Prison Disasters.
$BTC $ETH $SOL I have seen too many people in the cryptocurrency world: staying up all night watching the market, enduring plummeting prices, and finally earning tens of millions, only to fall at the last step of 'withdrawing funds'—some were robbed during offline transactions, some received dirty money and had their bank cards frozen for half a year, and even more were taken away for questioning due to 'illegal foreign exchange trading', turning million-dollar profits into 'judicial disputes'.
Making money in the cryptocurrency world relies on vision, while safe withdrawals depend on rules. Especially for beginners, don't operate based on 'feelings'; remember these 3 sets of market-validated safety plans and 5 ironclad rules that can help you keep your money and freedom.
1. Overseas bank cards: the 'ballast' for compliant withdrawals, planning ahead is key.
Tom Lee and Bitmine $BMNR currently hold 3.2% of the total Ethereum supply... Below is their holding status as of December 7.
- Ethereum $ETH price increased from 3.73 ETH on November 30 to 3,864,951 ETH - Bitcoin $BTC count rose from 192 bitcoins last week to 193 bitcoins - $1 billion in unsecured cash - Investment of $36 million in Eightco
Tom Lee stated in the press release:
In the past week, BitMine acquired 138,452 ETH tokens. This is an increase of 156% compared to 54,156 tokens four weeks ago (week of November 17). We have ramped up our purchases, reflecting our confidence in the ETH price strengthening in the coming months, primarily due to multiple favorable factors. The Fusaka upgrade (also known as Fulu-Osaka) activated on December 3 brought a series of improvements in scalability, security, and usability. The Federal Reserve will take several key actions in December, including ending quantitative tightening (QT), and is expected to cut rates again on December 10. It has been over 8 weeks since the liquidation shock event on October 10, a period sufficient for cryptocurrencies to trade based on fundamentals again. #ETH走势分析 #RWA总规模持续增长 #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察 #BitDigital转型
Every newcomer in the crypto world carries a dream of getting rich quickly.
They want to catch trends, chase new coins for pump and dumps, and ride the emotions.
But a few months later, you will find that— the real newcomers who can survive will ultimately return to Bitcoin (BTC).
01. Bitcoin is the bottom line of the crypto world, not an outdated belief. Many newcomers feel that Bitcoin is too stable and not exciting.
They want to try altcoins, contracts, DeFi, and MEME. But you must know: in the crypto world, the end of excitement is zero.
Bitcoin is not a shortcut to getting rich; it is the bottom line that keeps you alive.
When the market crashes and you doubt life, when news of various “project teams running away” and “price manipulation” is everywhere, only Bitcoin— is still there, like a black cornerstone.
02. The place where newcomers are most likely to fail: not understanding “slow.” The most common mistake newcomers make in the crypto world is: being too impatient.
Seeing others making huge profits makes them anxious, and seeing a drop makes them panic.
They forget that the fairest thing in the crypto world is— time.
If you regularly invest in Bitcoin for three years, you will see results more easily than any short-term trading.
The rise and fall of Bitcoin is not luck but a reward for patience and understanding.
03. Want to make quick money? First, think clearly about whether you are the “chip.” In the crypto world, you must understand: you are not playing the coins; the coins are playing you.
The market needs emotions and people to take over.
And newcomers are most easily exploited by that “fear of missing out” impulse.
If you don't even understand the underlying logic but want to make money through short-term trading, then you are just liquidity for others.
To avoid getting cut, first stand on the side that doesn't get cut. And those on that side usually hold Bitcoin.
04. Newcomers who survive in the crypto world understand one principle: Stories of getting rich are everywhere, but the number of players who remain alive is decreasing.
Survival is more important than making money.
First, learn not to lose, then think about earning.
First, hold on to Bitcoin tightly, then explore the world.
When you truly endure a complete cycle, you will understand: the so-called “crypto faith” is actually a rationality educated by the bear market.
A word for all newcomers: don’t rush to become a master, first learn not to exit.
In this game, holding onto Bitcoin is your strongest survival skill. #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐
👮 Uncle called about virtual currency? Don't panic, remember these three points to handle it easily! $FHE
Today at noon, 👮 Uncle called to ask about virtual currency trading.
"Hello, this is Yantai Public Security Bureau..."
As soon as you receive such a call, even an experienced trader's heart skips a beat! But don’t panic; panicking can lead to saying the wrong thing. Remember these tips, they can help you a lot in critical moments:
First point: Clarify that our trading itself is not illegal.
If the police ask whether the transaction is legal, you can confidently tell them: "Buying and selling virtual currency between individuals is not illegal, but if the money comes from an improper source, you will have to take responsibility."
The key is to let the police know that you are just an ordinary trader and that all operations are conducted on legitimate platforms (or with individuals), not engaging in illegal activities.
Second point: If you are asked to refund, don’t be impulsive.
If the police say the money you received might have issues and ask you to return it, you must remain calm and communicate well. You can say: "I will cooperate with you to clarify the situation, and we will handle it as needed."
Then, proactively present your transaction records, transfer screenshots, and other evidence. The more you cooperate, the quicker the issue is resolved, and the less likely it is to involve your other bank cards. Stubbornness might turn a small issue into a big one.
Third point: Handle according to the situation; cooperation is key.
There is a key distinction here:
· If you are determined to have directly participated in illegal activities, all accounts may be frozen. · But if it’s just a normal transaction and you accidentally received problematic money, usually only the card you received the money on will be frozen.
The most important thing to remember is: cooperate well with the investigation, and you won't have a record. But if you refuse to cooperate, the nature of the situation changes, and the handling measures will escalate.
Finally, let me reiterate a few points:
Trading virtual currency is not like buying groceries; every transfer may hide risks. So be sure to do the "three checks":
· Check if the other party is reliable (preferably verified by real name) · Check if the funds are clean · Check if the wallet address is safe
In the currency circle, being cautious is always more important than making quick money. Protect your money bag and make sure you don't get caught in the whirlpool of scams! #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #比特币VS代币化黄金
Brothers and sisters with a principal of less than 1000U, hold on for a moment and listen to my advice. $GLMR $BTC
The cryptocurrency world is not a casino; it’s a battlefield of strategies.
With less capital, you must be stable, like an old hunter who knows how to stay calm. Last year, I mentored a beginner with an account of just 800U. At the beginning, he couldn't even place orders without shaking, afraid of losing everything with a single move.
I told him: "Follow the rules, and you can gradually recover."
Four months later, his account surpassed 19,000 U;
After half a year, it shot up to 28,000 U, and he never blew up a single position.
Some ask if it’s luck? It’s not; it’s all about strict discipline.
These three "rules for survival and profit" helped him go from 800U to where he is now:
First rule: Divide your funds into three parts and keep an exit strategy.
Split the principal into three parts: 300U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profit when there’s a 2%-4% fluctuation;
250U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 2-4 days for stability;
250U reserved as a backup, remain unmoved even in extreme market conditions; this is the confidence for recovery. Have you seen those who go all in with several thousand U?
They panic when it rises and flinch when it falls, not able to go far. Real winners know to keep some money on the sidelines.
Second rule: Follow trends, don’t waste time on fluctuations.
The market spends 80% of the time in sideways movement; frequent trading just means paying fees to the platform.
If there’s no signal, sit tight; if there’s a signal, act decisively.
When profiting 12%, withdraw half first; securing profits is the reliable approach. The rhythm of experts is: "Do nothing if you must, but when you act, be sure to hit."
When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious, not chasing rising prices.
Third rule: Prioritize rules, control your emotions. A single stop-loss must not exceed 1.2%; leave when it hits the point;
When profits exceed 2.5%, reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run;
Never average down on losses; don’t let emotions drag you down. You don’t need to time the market perfectly every time, but you must adhere to the rules each time.
Making money relies on a system that controls the impulse to act recklessly.
Remember, having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking about "turning it around in one go." Rolling from 800U to 28,000 U is not based on luck; it relies on rules, patience, and discipline.
$BNB $SOL $XRP Total liquidation of contracts? Actually, it's because you don't understand these principles
After eight years of contract trading, I have summarized a principle: liquidation is really not just bad luck; it's about not doing proper risk control.
The following simple low-risk methods can change your mindset about contracts:
1. Don't be afraid of high leverage; the key is how much you invest: for example, using 100x leverage but only trading with 1% of your principal, the actual risk is similar to using all your money to buy spot with 1%.
The core idea is: Real risk = Leverage multiple × Your invested position ratio.
2. Stop-loss is not a loss; it's insurance for your account: During the market crash in 2024, 78% of those who got liquidated lost 5% but stubbornly held on without a stop-loss.
Experienced traders follow a strict rule: the money lost in a single trade must not exceed 2% of your principal.
3. Calculate your position before taking action: There’s a simple formula: the maximum amount you can invest should not exceed (Principal × 2%) divided by (Stop-loss ratio × Leverage multiple).
For example, if you have 50,000 in principal, and can accept a loss of 2%, using 10x leverage, you can only invest a maximum of 5,000. 4. Take profit in three steps; don't be greedy: Sell 1/3 when you make 20%, sell another 1/3 when you make 50%, and if the remaining drops below the 5-day line, sell all.
In 2024, someone used this method to grow 50,000 in principal to 1,000,000.
5. Spend a little money to buy “insurance”: When you have a position, use 1% of your principal to buy a Put option (consider it as buying insurance), which can cover 80% of unexpected risks.
During that unexpected significant drop in 2024, this helped preserve 23% of the principal.
Whether trading can be profitable can actually be calculated: (Winning ratio × Average profit per win) minus (Losing ratio × Average loss per loss).
If you limit your maximum loss to 2% and take 20% profit, even with only a 34% probability of winning, you can still make a profit in the end.
Finally, remember four strict rules: Do not lose more than 2% of your principal in a single trade; Trade a maximum of 20 times in a year; Profits must be at least three times the losses; Do not act for 70% of the time; wait for good opportunities.
【Breaking】Musk and Huang Renxun Rarely Agree: Bitcoin is no longer just digital gold, but rather the 'global energy hard currency'! $BTC $ETH $DOGE
Musk just asserted: 'In the future, generating power is currency.' Huang Renxun immediately followed up: 'Bitcoin is a portable energy currency.' The two AI giants have simultaneously shifted the narrative of Bitcoin from 'digital gold' to 'energy-based'!
—— Why the explosion?
1. Energy is currency: In the AI era, electricity is scarce; whoever has power is the money printer. 2. Bitcoin = Energy carrier: Norway's hydropower, Saudi Arabia's solar energy... can all be instantly delivered globally via Bitcoin. 3. Ultimate settlement layer: The value of cross-border energy finally has a trustless settlement protocol.
—— Digital gold? Energy currency? The former is a store of value, the latter is the underlying asset! When currency returns to energy-based standards—Bitcoin has become the closest existence to it.
$WIN Many people ask Duoer: Can BNB still be invested in now?
Duoer wants to tell you that BNB is not for "gambling," but for "nurturing."
A good friend of mine started investing in BNB regularly from 2022. At first, he was afraid of fluctuations, but later he realized:
The real profit does not come from buying at the low point, but from persisting in buying.
Now the returns are quite abundant, not working, and there’s no need to worry about retirement.
Personally, I believe there are three types of systematic investment strategies, see which one suits you👇
Step 1: Time-based investment method
Invest a fixed amount at the same time each week, for example, regularly investing 500U weekly, without looking at the price, just focusing on execution.
Over the long term, the average cost will naturally be smoothed out.
Step 2: Tiered accumulation method
Set three price ranges, for example:
· If BNB falls below 200U, add a tier;
· If it falls below 300U, add another tier;
· If it falls below 400U, buy boldly.
This way, you won't panic during declines, but rather accumulate more chips as it drops.
Step 3: EMA auxiliary judgment
Use EMA100 as an auxiliary line. When BNB approaches EMA100, it is often a mid-term low point.
If you want more stability, you can also use EMA200 to observe the long-term trend.
This method is not flashy, but it relies on execution.
Systematic investment is not about IQ, but about patience.
Those who can persist in systematic investment for a year before a bull market eventually become the "lucky ones."
If the boss finds it useful, you can follow him, and those who follow will get rich 🤑
Don't use hard-earned money to pay tuition for the crypto world! A small amount of a few hundred U, just surviving is winning —— Written for you with only a few hundred U left in your account $BTC $ETH
If your account has less than 1000U, really don't rush to open a position.
The crypto world is not a casino for betting big, but a jungle to see who can survive longer. The less money you have, the more you need to be restrained like an old hunter: first protect the principal, then think about profits.
Last year, a friend started with only 500U left in his account, his hand was shaking when he clicked the order button, his mind full of thoughts of "quickly doubling".
I threw a bucket of cold water on him: "With a small amount of capital, first learn not to blow up the account, then talk about making money."
After 90 days, his balance surged to 18000U, with 0 blow-ups and 0 margin calls throughout. This is not luck; it relies entirely on 3 "rules for survival":
First, split the funds into three parts, leaving a way out.
150U for short-term positions, only focusing on BTC/ETH, exiting with a 3% fluctuation, not falling in love with battles;
150U for swing positions, wait for the daily line to break out / break down before entering, holding no more than 5 days;
200U for emergency capital, absolutely not moving in extreme market conditions, keeping it for a comeback. Those who go all-in can go to zero with one spike; those who leave some reserves can withstand risks.
Second, only bite trends, not chop fluctuations. The market spends 70% of the time in sideways movement, frequent trading is just working for the exchange.
My entry signal: 15-minute K-line continuously increasing volume + daily MACD golden cross / death cross, both signals must be satisfied before taking action.
Once profit reaches 12%, take out half, let the remaining profits "run naked", adhering to "if not moving, then just don't move; once moving, must take a bite."
Third, rules are locked, emotions are kept in a cage. If a single loss ≥2%, immediately close the position, the computer automatically locks the screen;
If the profit ≥4%, first close half, set a 3% trailing stop for the remaining; never increase the position on a losing trade, eliminate the obsession of "waiting for a pullback".
Markets can be wrong, but discipline cannot be broken; relying on a system to manage trades is the way to last.
From 500U to 18000U, it is the compounding of "making fewer mistakes".
Small capital is not scary; what’s scary is always wanting to "turn the tables in one go".
Post the rules next to your screen, recite them when your hands itch: leave a way out, wait for trends, and maintain discipline.
I am 33 years old, from Shandong, and now have settled in Zhejiang with two houses—one for my family to live in and one for myself. All of this was earned through trading cryptocurrencies over the past 8 years. $PIPPIN $LUNC Starting capital of over 200,000, during the toughest times my account was down to 50,000. I didn't give up, and using a 'clumsy yet solid' method, I slowly rolled my funds into the million range.
Does it sound like a fairy tale? But this is the true experience of my full-time cryptocurrency trading. I printed out the 'iron rules of trading' and stuck them next to my computer and on my bedside, reminding myself every day: those who survive and make money in the crypto circle rely not only on technology but more on mindset and discipline. The following practical insights hope to help you: 1. Mindset outweighs technique. Don't be swayed by short-term fluctuations; staying calm is essential for making the right judgments. 2. Capital management is fundamental. With less money, you need to calculate even more; catching one big market trend a year is enough. Don't always be fully invested; leave some room to deal with unexpected events. 3. Awareness determines the ceiling of earnings. Practice on simulated accounts for skills, and real trading for mindset; real money can accelerate growth and also test your mentality. 4. Keep liquidity for medium to long-term trades. Sell in batches when prices rise, and buy in batches when they fall; this way, you can average costs and maintain control. 5. Look at liquidity first when selecting coins. For short-term trades, always choose coins with high trading volumes; avoid 'zombie coins' or you may find it hard to sell. 6. Understand market rhythms. A slow decline is often followed by a slow rise, and a sharp drop may trigger a quick rebound; knowing these patterns will prevent panic in the lows. 7. Cut losses decisively. If you're wrong in direction, acknowledge it; don't fantasize about breaking even; preserving your capital gives you another chance. 8. Use technical tools correctly. For short-term trades, pay attention to 15-minute K-line charts, and use KDJ, MACD, RSI to find entry and exit points; don't rely solely on gut feeling. Trading cryptocurrencies is fundamentally 'seven losses, two breaks even, one profit.' Those who can make it out are usually those who focus on one model and refine it into a 'cash machine.' Don't be greedy, don't cling to battles; steadfastly execute your own system, and time will reward you.
Brothers and sisters with less than 2000U in capital, pause for a moment, and listen to my advice. $BTC $ETH $BNB The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it is a battlefield that requires strategy. With less capital, you need to be stable, and stay calm like an experienced hunter. Last year, I mentored a newbie whose account only had 1200U. At first, he was so nervous that he was trembling when placing orders, afraid that one operation would wipe him out. I told him, "Follow the rules, and you can gradually improve." Three months later, his account exceeded 15,000U; After five months, it surged directly to 32,000U, and he never blew up his position once. Some ask if it's luck? It's not at all; it's based on strict discipline. These three iron rules for 'survival and profit' helped him go from 1200U to where he is now: First rule: divide the capital into three parts and keep a safety net. Split the capital into three parts: 500U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when there’s a 3%-5% fluctuation; 400U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; 300U as a backup, no matter how extreme the market is, do not touch this, as it provides the confidence to turn things around. Have you seen those who go all-in with a few thousand U? They panic when the price rises and are scared when it drops, and they can't go far. True winners know to leave some money off the table. Second rule: only chase trends, do not exhaust yourself in fluctuations. 80% of the time, the market is in a sideways trend, and frequent trading just means paying fees to the platform. If there is no signal, stay steady; if there is a signal, act decisively. Withdraw half of the profits when you gain 15%; securing profits is reliable. The rhythm of an expert is 'do nothing if there’s no opportunity, and seize it if there is'. When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, without impatience or chasing prices. Third rule: prioritize rules and control emotions. A single stop-loss should never exceed 2%; exit when the time is right; If profits exceed 4%, reduce the position by half, and let the remaining profits run; Never average down on losses; do not let emotions drag you down. You do not need to accurately predict the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. Making money depends on the system controlling the urge to act impulsively. Remember, having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is constantly thinking of "a big turnaround." Rolling from 1200U to 32,000U is not based on luck, but on rules, patience, and discipline. Once lost in the dark alone, now the light is in my hands. The light is always on; will you follow? #比特币VS代币化黄金 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察 #ETH走势分析
In the cryptocurrency world, the simplest way to make money is often the most effective.
The method I share today does not rely on insider information but strictly follows rules.
First, remember the three major taboos; making even one mistake can lead to losses:
The first taboo is chasing highs and selling lows.
Most people tend to follow the trend when the price is high, resulting in being trapped.
Those who can truly make money understand that they should enter the market when others are in panic — when the APP is full of red drop alerts, it is actually a good time to pick up chips.
The second taboo is going all in on a single coin.
Never put all your funds into one coin; keep 30% in cash so you can buy more when the price drops and have available funds for new opportunities.
The third taboo is being fully invested without reserves.
Those who are fully invested are like having their hands and feet tied; even when new opportunities arise, they can't seize them.
Good position management is not only key to survival but also the foundation for making money.
Learn the six essential short-term trading strategies, which are simple and practical:
1. Consolidation must lead to change. Don't rush to enter during high plateau consolidations, and don't panic and cut losses during low bottom grinding. Before the direction is clear, hold steady and don't operate.
2. Horizontal consolidation hides traps. During consolidation periods, liquidation can easily be triggered. Be patient and wait for a breakout or pullback; don't place random orders due to impatience.
3. Buy on bearish candles and sell on bullish candles. Reverse operations can be more effective; enter when the price drops deeply, and decisively sell when it rises steadily.
4. Opportunities arise during sharp declines. A slow drop often leads to a mild rebound; a fast drop usually results in a stronger rebound. When facing a waterfall decline, it can instead present layout opportunities.
5. Pyramid building. In the bottom area, add a portion of your position every 10% drop; this can lower your cost and increase future profit margins.
6. Quick liquidation on change. After a sharp rise, consolidate and first withdraw the principal, leaving only profits; after a sharp decline, consolidate and quickly cut losses without taking chances.
The core logic is very simple: don't guess price movements, don't chase trends, don't gamble on luck, and only execute according to the rules.
This method is not complicated, but it requires high discipline.
Even with small funds, following this approach can lead to steady growth, as long as you protect your principal and lock in profits in a timely manner. Over time, you'll find that your account grows as if it's been boosted.
In the cryptocurrency world, it's not about who is smarter, but who can stick to the rules and execute them thoroughly.
Maintain your mindset, keep patience, and strictly adhere to discipline, and you will already be one step ahead of most people.
How to survive in the cryptocurrency world? $LUNC $LUNA
Every newcomer in the cryptocurrency space comes with a dream of getting rich quickly.
They want to catch trends, follow new coins for quick profits, and ride the waves of sentiment.
But a few months later, you will realize — those who truly survive are the ones who eventually return to Bitcoin (大饼).
1. Bitcoin is the bottom line in the cryptocurrency world, not an outdated belief — many newcomers think that Bitcoin is too stable and not exciting enough.
They want to try altcoins, contracts, DeFi, and MEME coins, but you need to understand: In the cryptocurrency world, the end of excitement is zero.
Bitcoin is not a shortcut to getting rich; it is the baseline that keeps you from dying.
When the market crashes and you doubt life itself, when news about "project teams running away" and "liquidations" floods the air, only Bitcoin — remains there, like a black cornerstone.
2. The place where newcomers are most likely to fail: not understanding "slow" — the most common mistake newcomers make in the cryptocurrency world is: being too impatient.
Seeing others make quick profits makes them excited, and when they see a drop, they panic.
They forget that the fairest thing in the cryptocurrency world is — time.
If you dollar-cost average Bitcoin for three years, it is easier to see results than any short-term trades.
Bitcoin's price fluctuations are not about luck, but rather the rewards of patience and understanding.
3. Want to make quick money?
First, think clearly about whether you are a "chip" in the cryptocurrency space; you need to understand: you are not playing with coins — the coins are playing with you.
The market needs sentiment; it needs people to take over positions.
And newcomers are easiest to exploit due to that impulsive "fear of missing out."
If you don't even understand the underlying logic, but want to make money through short-term trades, then you are just liquidity for someone else.
To avoid being cut, first stand on the opposite side of being cut.
And those on that side usually hold Bitcoin.
4. Newcomers who survive in the cryptocurrency world understand one principle — there are stories of getting rich every day, but the number of players still alive is decreasing.
Survival is more important than making money.
First, learn not to lose, then think about earning.
First, hold on to Bitcoin, then explore the world.
When you have truly endured a complete cycle, you will understand: the so-called "faith in cryptocurrency" is actually rationality educated by the bear market.
ETH surges to $8500: Is it a fantasy or a countdown? Don't wait until it breaks up to regret it; institutions have quietly positioned themselves early! $ETH $LUNC Just finished analyzing on-chain data, and my back is a bit tense: nearly 80 leading asset management institutions have stored 6.1 million ETH in cold wallets, which is valued at about $25.5 billion. They are also secretly operating through more than 1200 sub-addresses, with an average cost locked in the range of $3700-$4100. On one hand, they open short positions to stir market panic, while on the other, they pick up low-priced assets from liquidations, and they have a “three-year lock-up” clearly documented — Want them to sell? No chance. Why are institutions flocking to grab ETH? A 4.3% staking yield easily outperforms dollar investments; relying on ETF premium arbitrage, they secure two rounds of “risk-free returns” in a year; Now, with traditional investments continuously depreciating, ETH’s returns over six months are equivalent to ten years of traditional investments, and many corporate CFOs have recognized this point early on. Retail investors actually have a reliable path: regular investment + staking + ETF premium for compound interest. Buy ETH on fixed dates each month and deposit it into the staking pool; when the ETF premium exceeds 2.2%, execute the purchase — redemption — sell spot operation, then reinvest the profits to let the returns snowball. In the next 18 months, institutional ETH holdings are likely to surge to 10 million, and ETH’s market cap surpassing BTC is no longer a fantasy, but something to look forward to. The entry window is still open, but costs will only rise as time goes on. In the market, those who can survive and profit are always the ones who dare to reach out and grab opportunities first. @加密朵儿puppies