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最近有很多人问我：你都那么有钱了自己不闷声发大财，还靠带人赚钱干什么。

我想说：道不同而不相为谋。
我自己当然可以闷声发大财，但是我可以用自己积攒的经验去赚更多，并且这份经验也能帮助别人赚更多。互利共赢的事我何乐而不为？

找到我的大部分都是已经亏了不少了。有的甚至就剩最后十几U了——主打一个不撞南墙不回头。不可否认币圈也有孤身一人凭借自己大赚特赚，但你能肯定这个人就是你吗？

行业数据摆在这，2025年币圈新人3个月内亏光本金的比例高达78%，90%以上的合约交易者最终都以亏损收场。

事实上我的这份菜单就摆在这里，那些亏到十几U 几百U的哪个不是觉得自己是天选之子，结果赔了夫人又折兵。白白给市场投入了不少学费，最后还是从我这从头开始。

上周BTC站上9.3万美元时，我带的现货组合单周收益12%，而同期散户追高被套率超60%。学员小李曾只剩80U，之前死扛ETH合约，跌破1800美元支撑位还补仓，最终爆仓——

这正是那90%合约亏损者的典型缩影。跟着我后，通过MACD金叉信号在3150美元进场，结合RSI指标判断超买超卖，严格执行止盈止损，如今账户已稳在1200U。

币圈从不是赌局，我给的不仅是点位，更是风控逻辑。

我赚合理分成，他们避坑盈利，这种双向奔赴远比独自狂欢更有价值。@bit冰

In the cryptocurrency world for eight years, I can be considered an old hand.

In the deep winter of 2016, at three in the morning, my phone's notification shook me awake.

—— Bitcoin plummeted from 8,000 yuan to 5,550 yuan.

At that time, I only had 32,000 yuan left in my bank account, and I hadn't even gathered enough for the 1,800 yuan rent. My childhood friend, Old Zhou, called me to say I should buy the dip.

I was staring at a screen full of red and green candlestick charts, confused: “This thing looks like an ECG; I can't even understand MA5!”

He sighed on the phone: “Don’t think you can get rich overnight; you have to survive first to enjoy the profits.”

This statement was like a match, waking me up from my panic-driven rush to invest my capital. I gritted my teeth and invested 20,000 yuan, plunging into the waves of the cryptocurrency world.

Now Bitcoin is stable around 93,000 dollars, but I often think back to the days when I lost sleep worrying about my losses.

There has never been an epiphany in the cryptocurrency world; all lessons are earned through real money.

After stepping in countless pits, I’ve figured out a rule: if there’s a sharp drop followed by a slow rebound, it's mostly a ploy by the big players;

If there’s a slow decline followed by a sudden surge, that usually hides the real opportunities.

In November 2020, UNI dropped from 8 dollars to 2.5 dollars, and the community was full of complaints about the project team running away.

I remembered Old Zhou's words and set a strict rule of “buying in every time it drops by 20%,” and over three months, I bought in three times, pushing my cost down to 3.1 dollars.

In May of the following year, it surged to 40 dollars. I was so nervous watching the screen that my hands trembled, but I decisively sold off my holdings, making a 12-fold profit on that single transaction.

Now I fear two types of market conditions: too much excitement and too much silence.

In 2021, when Dogecoin hit the fifth place on trending searches, I found that the on-chain trading volume had dropped 30% for a whole week. That day, I cleared my holdings, and sure enough, it halved three days later;

In 2018, when BTC was stagnant at 3,200 dollars for two weeks, with the trading volume falling to one-tenth of its peak, I consistently invested 100 U every day without fail. Six months later, my cost was down to 3,800 dollars, perfectly catching the subsequent main wave of rising prices.

Old Zhou left the market to open a supermarket in 2019, saying before he left, “The crazier the market, the more timid you should be.”

Now, I have a handwritten note on the homepage of my trading software: “Stop if in doubt.”

The cryptocurrency world has never been a casino; even with Bitcoin's wild fluctuations now, I always remember the significance of my initial 20,000 yuan.

—— Keep to the bottom line of your capital, don’t let emotions lead you astray, and you can walk far in this industry. @bit冰

Last night at eleven o'clock, BTC just dropped to 92k, and the group was full of wails.

Old K calmly grilled skewers, his phone didn't even ring.

He had already adjusted his leverage to below 2 times, with a stop-loss price buried at 91.2k, and the contract automatically closed, sleeping more soundly than miners.

Three years ago, he was also frightened awake three times in one night until he set the liquidation record as his screensaver, reciting silently three times every morning: Only by staying alive can one talk about profits.

In September 2024, A Xing and A Hao both came in with 100,000 U.

A Xing listened to the "big god" and took a position with 20 times leverage on the ETH staking concept, but as a result, the 12% pullback on 9.27 led to a forced liquidation, leaving a balance of 0.38 U, not even enough for Gas fees.

A Hao was "cowardly" to an absurd degree: fixed 10,000 U per trade, leverage ≤ 3 times, stop-loss 2%, take-profit 6%, a maximum of two trades per week.

By early December, his account had grown to 284,000 U, withdrawing 200,000 U for a house down payment, with the on-chain hash still posted on his Moments.

Glassnode's latest data: Over the past 90 days, the loss rate for addresses holding for <30 days is as high as 68%, while the loss for addresses holding for >180 days is only 18%.

High-frequency traders have an average of 6 trades per day, with a median annualized return of -27%;

The group with "≤8 trades per month" has a median annualized return of +19%. In short: the market rewards turtles and punishes hares.

I wrote A Hao's "turtling strategy" into a script, backtesting the fourth quarter of 2024, only making BTC trades on pullbacks after breaking the 30-day EMA, compounding + withdrawing, with the net value rising from 1 to 1.62, and the maximum drawdown was less than 4%.

No insider information, no luck with dogs, just one ironclad rule: if my position is light enough that I can't sleep, consider it a loss for me.

The light is hung here, whether to go or not is up to you.

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Recently, Bitcoin has been fluctuating, and people around me are going bankrupt and cursing.

But the A Kai I know is different; when ETH dropped below $1500 last year, he didn't panic, and when it rebounded to $2800 this year, he didn't get carried away. Starting from $800, he built up to $1.2 million, relying not on luck.

Is there really a holy grail in the crypto world?

The true way to win is to treat trading as a 'probability problem'.

A Kai's core strategies are three moves, let me break them down for you:

First, take profits first and keep the principal untouched.

He withdraws 50% of every profit to a cold wallet. Last week, he made $3600 on a SOL contract and immediately transferred $1800 to an offline account, leaving the rest for rolling.

Even if BNB retraced this week and he lost $1200, it was still from profits; the principal remained intact.

Second, monitor multiple time frames and don't go against the trend.

He never uses a single candlestick for judgment. He checks for MACD cross on the hourly chart to test positions, adds to positions only when the daily chart holds above MA60, and confirms support on the weekly chart before going heavy.

Just like this month with ADA, he entered with 0.5 of his position when the hourly chart was oversold, and increased to 2 when the daily trend became clear; now he's already up 40%.

Third, set stop-loss limits firmly and never average down.

His rule is that a single loss should not exceed 2% of total capital. During last year's BTC crash, he triggered stop-loss three times and lost a total of $720, but seized the opportunity on the fourth rebound to earn $6300.

I've seen too many people chase hundred-fold coins and hold positions until bankruptcy. The logic of making money in the crypto world is quite simple: use small losses to exchange for big gains and survive by following the rules.

The market is always volatile, but those who maintain their bottom line can wait for the right moment.

If you're still chasing highs and cutting losses, you really need to think carefully.

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How long will it take for 1000U to become 100,000U?

Especially when focusing on $ACE, this question has been driving me crazy.

My answer is simple: it's not impossible, but it relies on strategy, not wishful thinking and waiting idly.

Recently, Xiao Zhang in the community panicked and took profits after making 8 times on $SOL last year, then chased the high and got stuck;

In contrast, Lao Chen decisively went heavy when $ACE started at 0.03U this year, holding through fluctuations until 0.28U before taking profits in batches, earning 8 times on a single coin.

I've stepped into too many pits like this, so today I’m breaking down practical tips into two paths for you to directly copy.

The first path: tackle the "three 10x coins".

Getting from 1000U to 10,000U is the first 10x, and then to 100,000U is just two more steps.

The key is not in calculating multiples, but in execution.

Like when $ACE recently broke through the 0.3U resistance level, do you dare to increase your position according to plan?

When it rises to the target price, can you resist the temptation to be greedy?

Many people fail because they can't hold on, even stable coins like $ARB can't endure beyond 3x.

If your funds are limited, take the second path: compound interest rolling like a snowball.

High opportunity grips are hidden at the bottom of bear markets,

For example, when the market dropped to 27,000 points in April, the first rebound wave of $ETH was a signal.

I have always emphasized "only go long, control position size," entering with a 10% position on a 5000U principal, setting a 2% stop-loss, earning 20% in one cycle, and in half a year, you can turn it into 15,000U.

The crypto world is not about betting big; getting from 1000U to 100,000U is about the judgment of trends and strict execution of rules.

My team still has a few openings left; if you want to make money steadily, come over, no empty promises, just real strategies.

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In Shenzhen Futian, there is a small studio run by A Zhe, 32 years old, living more comfortably than his peers —

He owns a school district apartment and has provided his parents with a property in the nearby area, leaving work punctually every day without fail.

Who would have thought that six years ago he was just a programmer earning a fixed salary, and now his confidence comes from the gains made in the crypto world,

with his initial investment multiplied nearly a hundred times, without following any big names, relying solely on a few 'simple rules' for protection.

What makes him most proud is this year's ETH operation, which leisurely rose from $3,800 to $4,800, with several pullbacks that didn't exceed 8%, in line with his principle that 'slow rise and small drop is healthy,' allowing him to secure a 29% profit before exiting.

In contrast, last year's AI coin craze saw a certain token surge 35% in a single day, with the community filled with calls for 'tenfold expectations.' He checked the white paper and found that even the core algorithm wasn't disclosed, so he immediately left all related groups, and within two days that coin plummeted 28%, trapping those who followed.

Position control is his ironclad rule; he only invests 30% of his total assets, no matter how promising the coin looks.

This year, cryptocurrencies experienced more than 10% fluctuations on three separate days, while friends fully invested spent the night monitoring prices and cutting losses, he kept 70% of his funds in platform financial products (annualized 3.5%), allowing him to remain calm and collected.

Last year he earned 80,000 U through HEMI, and he immediately withdrew 40,000 U to convert to RMB, leaving the rest for speculation. Later, when the coin price corrected by 40%, he wasn't worried at all: 'Unrealized gains are just numbers; only what’s in your pocket is real.'

When DeFi and NFTs were booming, some people around him made quick money by trading images, but after studying for half a month, he still couldn't understand the logic of smart contracts and resolutely chose not to engage.

As a result, six months later, that batch of NFTs plummeted by 90%, and he avoided a disaster again.

I asked him for his secret, and he said, 'The crypto world is not a casino; self-restraint is more important than skill. The path of compound interest requires a steady approach to go far.'

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There is a strange thing in the cryptocurrency world: at the beginning of December, Bitcoin only dropped by 5%, yet 270,000 people across the network were liquidated, and 1 billion dollars disappeared in an instant, but then some people continued to open positions. The root cause is simple — not understanding whether contracts are tools or gambling devices.

Retail investors are often misled by "5x leverage": with a capital of 5,000 U, they dare to open a 20,000 U ETH long position without setting a stop-loss, effectively pushing their leverage above 20 times, and when the market moves slightly, they get forcibly liquidated.

In contrast, experts treat contracts as hedging tools, for example, using short positions to hedge against spot risks, with profits coming from the liquidation of retail investors.

Experts spend 80% of their time waiting for signals like MACD golden cross and increased trading volume, while retail investors frequently open positions and pay fees.

The core of survival is "restraint": when the funding rate is positive, do not chase long positions; when others greedily increase their positions, hold back; set a 5% loss limit for a single loss, and let profits run with a trailing stop.

Contracts are not gambling; blindly going all in is.

Those who know how to use the Kelly formula to calculate position size and enter based on technical signals win through probability.

Stop rushing around like an "ATM"; steady control of the rhythm is what makes a winner.

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#币圈生存法则 #加密市场观察

Last week, Xiao Yang in the community blew up his position again; this is the third time this month.

With a capital of 10,000 USDT, he opened a long position of 30,000 USDT in ETH, seeing the platform labeled "5x leverage". As a result, a small bearish candle in BTC caused the sector to collapse, and his position was liquidated within three minutes.

Such scenarios play out every day in the futures market. In November, the liquidation amount in the cryptocurrency futures market exceeded 28 billion US dollars, with 80% being retail investors using over 10x leverage.

Many people haven't even calculated their "actual leverage": you can afford to lose 500 USDT in capital, yet you opened a position far beyond your capacity. It seems like 5x leverage, but in reality, the leverage is magnified to dozens of times due to capital management loopholes.

Last week, just a 3.2% pullback in BTC triggered the liquidation of 42,000 long positions, and those liquidated chips became the profit source for the skilled players.

Real futures players never use it to gamble.

For them, futures are tools to hedge against spot risk, and the core is "wait for signals".

They spend 70% of their time monitoring MACD divergences and volume indicators, and only act when the trend confirmation signal appears, strictly controlling the margin ratio within 10% of the account.

In contrast, retail investors chase after rises and cut losses during falls; the transaction fees from high-frequency operations are enough for the platform to buy a sports car.

To survive in futures, it boils down to two words: restraint.

This is the most practical experience I've gained from five years of watching the market: while others are fixated on the candlestick chart shouting "all in", you need to calculate the liquidation line; #加密市场观察

When others are cursing during liquidation, you should check if the risk-reward ratio has reached 1:3.

Losses must not exceed 5% of the account, but profits should dare to set trailing stop losses to let profits run with the trend.

Futures are not gambling; reckless heavy positions and relying on feelings are.

Controlling risk with discipline and earning profits based on probability is the survival rule.

Recently, I've been leading a team to make trend trades, sharing risk management models with everyone. If you want to avoid liquidation traps, follow me; I only talk about practical techniques that can be implemented.

Follow me; I only discuss practical techniques that can be implemented. See you in the Binance chat room. #币圈暴富

The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it is a battlefield of strategy.

Especially with a capital of less than 5000U, reckless trading is just giving away your money.

Last week, I just helped Xiao Li, who entered the market 3 months ago with 800U. His hands shook when placing orders, but now his account is steady at 28,000U, and he has never faced a liquidation.

It’s not about luck,

First, capital allocation is crucial.

He divided the 800U into three parts: 300U for day trading, focusing only on BTC and ETH. Using the MACD golden cross signal, he decisively took profits when BTC rebounded by 3.1% from 86,000 USD on December 5, earning 28U on that single trade;

250U for swing trading, waiting for the RSI to drop below 30 for an oversold signal. When ETH fell to 2718 USD in early December, he entered, holding for 4 days until it surged to 2850 USD, netting 13U;

The remaining 250U is his trump card; even when BTC fell 8% in a single day on December 2, he didn’t move it, which is his confidence for a comeback.

Second, only follow trends, do not waste time on fluctuations.

80% of the time in the cryptocurrency market is spent in sideways movement. In the beginning, Xiao Li also watched the market every day and made random trades until he learned to wait for signals—only acting when the Bollinger Bands opened and the trading volume increased.

Recently, with the Fed's interest rate cut expectations delayed and ETFs experiencing net outflows for two consecutive weeks, he has been more cautious in executing his strategy:

When profits exceed 12%, he must withdraw half. Last week, he just made a 12% profit on an ETH long position and immediately took part of the profit out, leaving the rest to ride on floating profits, not panicking even if there is a pullback.

Third, use rules to control emotions.

I set strict rules for him: single trade losses must not exceed 1.2% of the capital, and he must cut losses immediately. Once, when a BTC long position hit the stop-loss line, he lost 10U but gritted his teeth and closed the position without averaging down;

When profits exceed 2.5%, he first reduces the position by half, using profits as a “cushion.”

In the current market with significant long-short divergence, this has helped him avoid many pitfalls of liquidation.

I have seen too many novices with little capital, always thinking of “making a comeback in one go,” resulting in increasing losses.

The core of growing from 800U to 28,000U is to discipline oneself.

Now, the volatility in the cryptocurrency market is intensifying, with BTC's intraday fluctuations often reaching 5%-8%. Movements of whales and regulatory news can trigger a chain reaction. Having little capital is not scary; having no rules is truly dangerous.

By adhering to these three principles, you too can transform from a victim to a hunter in a weak and fluctuating market.

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The cryptocurrency market is not a place for reckless speculation! Turning tens of thousands into millions, three opportunities are enough.

Stop drooling over the price increases of $SOL and $AVAX. The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is currently $1.2 trillion (as of December 2, 2025, data shows a single-day evaporation of over $150 billion). Without a million-dollar capital, even the hottest coins are just small potatoes.

For ordinary people wanting to turn their fortunes in the crypto world, the core is just two words: rolling positions, and it must be rolling positions with a big strategy.

An example is my acquaintance Yang, who started with $40,000 and reached the million-dollar threshold through two precise rollovers. He never messes around in the market and usually plays MEME coins like $PENGU with small positions to practice his trading skills, making no more than three trades a month.

The key is to wait for the golden pattern of "big crash → long sideways movement → volume resonance."

The market in November 2025 was particularly typical, with BTC retracting from its high of $126,250 in October to $83,000, then hovering in the $83,000-$88,000 range for 48 days. On November 24, it suddenly broke through $92,000 with trading volume surging by 210% compared to the previous day.

Yang immediately put 80% of his capital on the line, leveraged 8 times for 18 days, directly earning 2.3 times the profit, from $380,000 to $1,250,000, officially breaking the million-dollar mark.

Earlier, $AVAX fell 32% in Q3 2025 and then moved sideways for 35 days, breaking through with daily volume increasing 2.5 times. He entered the market with $60,000 and rolled it to $220,000 in 15 days.

However, Yang also faced setbacks. In 2024, he couldn't resist rolling positions three times in a row, encountering a sudden flash crash in BTC, which led to two liquidation events losing $180,000, which taught him the iron rules of rolling positions.

First, you must be patient. This year, $USTC moved sideways in the $0.08-$0.085 range for two and a half months without volume, and he held his position. Eventually, it did drop by 28%.

Second, recognize patterns and only trade confirmed breakouts with increased volume.

Third, don’t hesitate. On the day this month when SOL broke through $240 due to positive ETF framework news, he completed his position in two minutes, missing out on a potential $50,000 profit if he was a moment late.

I have seen too many retail investors chase highs and cut losses. On December 1, when BTC flashed crash, over 270,000 people were liquidated, totaling nearly $1 billion.

In fact, ordinary people only need to seize three decent rolling position opportunities in their lifetime.

First, turn tens of thousands into millions, then reduce leverage and move to spot trading. Even a mere 15% increase yields $150,000; once your mindset stabilizes, making money will follow.

Endure the loneliness, wait for the right signals, and act decisively; turning fortunes in the crypto world isn't as mystical as it seems.

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This way to make money really has no threshold; even beginners can learn it!

It's not a wild way that relies on contract spikes to gamble on life and death, but a clumsy method that can bring stable profits daily and can be reused long-term.

Even if BTC has been fluctuating narrowly between $87,000 and $92,000 recently, you can still get a share from the market.

The key is: never gamble on the direction.

Gambling is about luck; rolling positions relies on the underlying logic of position management.

Once the rhythm is steady, your U will naturally rise.

Let me share two true stories:

Programmer Xiao Li followed along, starting with a capital of 50,000 in 12 batches, rolling it to 180,000 in two months, and directly bought a Tesla;

Mom Zhang Jie, a complete novice, started with 1,800 U, strictly adhering to profit-taking and stop-loss lines, and made it to 6,800 U in less than a month.

In contrast, many speculators stubbornly held on when they were wrong about the direction, did not lock in profits, did not stop losses when they were losing, and the more they lost, the more eager they were to increase leverage, ultimately losing money and having their confidence shattered by the market.

I have trained hundreds of people and found that you really don't need to see through the dealer's operations or do complex K-line calculations; just follow the instructions and maintain a good rhythm.

What to control? Control the position building; always enter in batches, never all-in, to dilute the average cost of building a position;

Control the position size, adjust based on MACD golden cross and dead cross signals, and don't increase positions based on feelings;

Control the exit; set a 10% profit-taking and 5% stop-loss line before entering, and never hesitate during trading.

Many people are trapped in a strange cycle: placing dozens of contracts a day, getting the direction right but unable to hold on, running away with small profits, stubbornly holding onto losses, all led by emotions.

Always thinking about flipping the next order, only to be harvested by the market.

To be honest, the cryptocurrency world has never been about who is smarter, but who can stay steady—

Those who follow the rhythm grow steadily, while those who rush based on feelings will eventually be educated.

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兄弟们，先把“晒收益”的帽子摘了

上周$ACA在0.08-0.12USDT间来回扫，我身边三个老友爆仓，才想着把压箱底的规矩掏出来。

七年前我在电子厂攒3000U进场，第一次开100倍杠杆买$BTC，涨1%狂喜没出，转眼跌2%爆仓，现在账户稳躺8位数，全靠“活着比赢钱先”。

现在我拿1万U做本金，每次开仓从不过1000U，哪怕100倍杠杆诱惑再大也守着底线。

这五条，是我爆仓5次后嚼碎了悟出来的：

第一，止损线就是生命线。

上月做空$ETH，设的1850USDT止损，刚到点我就割，哪怕半小时后跌了也不后悔
之前硬扛$SOL从120扛到80，直接亏光半仓，市场从不跟赌徒讲道理。

第二，连错五单就“关机”。

上周$ADA横盘，我连着五单方向反了，立马关软件陪娃写作业。
隔天真香，前一天的震荡坑直接被拉平，心态崩了比亏钱更可怕。

第三，赚够就落袋，别贪数字。

上周做$SOL合约赚600U，我当场提300U到支付宝，给老婆转了生活费。

屏幕上的U再飘，不如银行卡的数字踏实，这月已经提了2800U。

第四，只追趋势不碰震荡。

美联储加息那周，$BTC单边跌15%，我100倍空单赚麻了；

但这几天横盘，我除了看K线啥也不做

震荡时杠杆就是镰刀，手贱必被割。

第五，仓位绝不过10%。

现在我8万U本金，单次从不用超8000U。

满仓就像醉驾，看着刺激，出事就是毁灭性的。

我每天都在实盘群晒操作，不是拉人头，是真心不想看新人走弯路。

现在战队还有几个空位，想跟着学仓位管理、找趋势信号的兄弟，评论区留“想稳”就行。

关注我，只讲能落地的实战技巧，币安聊天室见。

BTC is currently fluctuating around $90,000, with a slight drop of 0.51% in the last 24 hours. ETH is around $3,000, with only a slight increase of 0.03%, and the overall market has entered a narrow adjustment period.

Every day, there are people entering the market with the mindset of 'betting it all to get rich,' only to explode and exit within a week.

Last week, a fan named A Jie just mentioned 18,000 USDT; this guy only had 900 USDT three months ago when he came to me. Now, he is so excited that he is calling me at dawn to share his joy. In fact, I have already walked that path once.

I started with 800 USDT, not as a tycoon, but as an ordinary retail investor. Now my account is stable at over 50 million, relying not on luck.

I will share my years of experience with you; if you follow it, you can at least avoid 80% of the pitfalls.

Phase One: Small positions to develop a feel.

Split 800 USDT into 4 parts, with 200 USDT per position for spot trading, and set stop-loss and take-profit for each order.

For example, when I got $ACA a while ago, its price was still around $0.011. I set a 10% stop-loss line and, combined with the RSI indicator, looked for oversold signals to enter. I just happened to catch its 24-hour increase of 37.03%,

taking profit around $0.015. Within three months, I steadily grew my account to 10,000 USDT. I do not chase breakthrough trends but only take clear opportunities with indicator resonance.

Phase Two: Add positions with the trend.

After the account exceeds 10,000, control each order within 25% of the total position. In November 2024, when SOL started, it was most representative, as it rebounded from $127.

I first entered 3,000 USDT to build a base, and after seeing the spot ETF continuously attracting capital and the growth of open contracts, I added positions in three batches,

catching the main upward wave from $127 to $265, directly pushing my account to 200,000 USDT.

Remember, follow the capital flow in batches with the trend; it's more profitable than betting all at once.

Phase Three: Locking in profits is the real gain.

After the account exceeds 200,000, I must withdraw 30% of profits every week. Last year, just the withdrawals were enough to buy a much-needed house.

It's not about fearing losses but about fearing reckless trading without proper control. In the crypto world, surviving is more important than making quick money.

I've seen too many account explosions, and the root cause is three points: over-leveraging without position control, stop-loss settings that are merely for show, and getting the direction right but dying in volatility.

A Jie now understands that he must calculate the risk-reward ratio before opening a position and never dares to touch leverage above 10x.

There are no myths in the crypto world. Among the retail investors I've guided, those who make money all adhere to the principle of 'stability.'

One tree cannot make a forest. If you are still blindly guessing the market without crucial information and connections, feel free to chat with me at any time. Together, let's turn USDT into more; that is real skill.

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Recently, many brothers privately messaged: “Bro, how come you are so steady during this wave of volatility? When BTC broke below $89,000, you didn’t crash, hurry and take us along.”

In fact, there is no secret technique; it’s just about doing simple things to the extreme.

Little Li in the team is an example. Last year, he lost a lot chasing leveraged contracts, but later followed us to watch the market—every day steadfastly monitoring the market for 4 hours, and after the market closed, he spent 2 hours reviewing and marking support and resistance levels, combining MACD and volume to judge sentiment.

Last week, ETH fluctuated in the $3,000-$3,200 range, and he made three spot trades, earning 12% just from this wave.

During this time, the cryptocurrency market has been quite stimulating, and on December 7th, there was a “double kill” for both bulls and bears, but the overall volatility decreased by 15% year-on-year, with BTC's actual volatility dropping to 48.4%. ETH's hash rate has recently stabilized above 3,100 TH/s.

Recently, some brothers shouted to chase new coins, saying they could double; we didn’t move.

That coin didn’t even have a public liquidity pool; it was purely a gamble.

We only build positions at key support levels and take profits at resistance levels. For example, last week, we added long positions at BTC 89,000 points and exited in batches at 93,000 points.

Some say continuous profits are just luck, but I dare say that luck will eventually run out; habits are the real support.

If the brothers are willing to trust me, I must manage the risks.

The market has signals every day; the key is “being able to wait for signals, calculate positions, and set profit-taking levels.”

Going forward, I will stick to the old routine:

Like last night when SOL stabilized at $240, I immediately shouted in the group; this coin has risen 42% in the past 30 days;

If we encounter a sideways market with no direction, I will definitely advise everyone to hold back.

Stability is not something you boast about; it is a responsibility to the brothers.

Let’s continue to maintain the rhythm and walk steadily in the cryptocurrency market together.

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On December 7, the wave of "long and short double killings" was too harsh, with 100,000 people on the internet liquidated, and $111 million evaporated in an instant.

Newcomer Xiao Li was caught off guard, investing all 1000U into BTC perpetual contracts, opening a 50x leverage bet on price increase, but BTC's price plummeted below $89,000, and his margin was instantly wiped out and forcibly liquidated.

It's not to scare newcomers; the key with a starting capital of 1000U is "defusing the bomb" not "all in".

The correct approach is to split it into 10 parts, moving only 100U for each position, keeping leverage strictly within 20x.

You should know that 50x leverage requires only a 2% reverse fluctuation to be liquidated, while BTC's daily fluctuations often exceed 5%.

The remaining 900U should be placed on mainstream platforms for stable wealth management, such as Binance's XUSD savings, which offers an annualized rate of 3.2%. Although it's not high, it can protect your principal.

Last week, Old Zhou used 100U to try shorting ETH, making 300U, and immediately withdrew 200U, leaving only 100U in the account.

He often says, "Contracts are razors, not sickles," and that a single loss should never exceed 2% of total funds; if he has three consecutive losses, he will stop and review.

Having seen too many people double their money overnight only to return to zero, I finally understood: a win rate of 60% is sufficient; the key is to control risk.

Profitable contracts must set stop-loss orders to secure profits; if margin gains exceed 200%, lock in half the profit;

When emotions are low and you've just incurred losses, absolutely do not open new positions, let alone go against the trend.

For newcomers trading contracts, starting with 30U is the safest; cut losses at 20U, and immediately close positions if profits retract by 30%.

Remember, the current expectation for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates is 87%; there are plenty of opportunities in the market, so don't leave all your chips on the table. Survive, and you've already outlasted 90% of retail investors.

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$BNB $ETH $BTC This is not about gambling big, it’s a journey of cognitive training—being pressed down by the market to leading the market by the nose.

When newbie Xiao Li rushed in March, it happened to coincide with BTC rebounding from 83,000 USD to 93,000.

The community shouted "go all in" and he immediately bought in; BNB doubled in half a month, and he took FOMO as a skill, bragging to everyone about "making money in the crypto world".

But on December 1st, BTC fell 7% in a single day, and his 5x leverage position was instantly liquidated, unable to even cover the maintenance margin.

After enduring this blow, Xiao Li began to study candlesticks, learn MACD indicators, and research ETH’s Layer2 ecosystem.

But in practice, everything went wrong: when ETH rose to 3,200 USD in November, he was greedy when he should have taken profits; when it fell to 2,990 USD and he should have cut losses, he hesitated, and with emotions in disarray, all the technical analysis went to waste.

He finally understood that managing one’s mindset is harder than grasping RSI.

Later, he built a trading system: grid trading BTC in the range of 85,000-95,000, immediately cutting losses if ETH broke below 2,800, and never touching Meme coins without white papers.

Shifting from gambling on direction to calculating probabilities, his account became stable instead, even making 15% from arbitrage during the bear market in November.

Now, he no longer stares at the charts until dawn, but instead focuses on the primary market, participating in liquidity mining for quality projects, and becoming a BNB Chain node.

The real big players have already jumped out of trading, investing in building DeFi lending platforms; while others chase volatility, they are creating the industry's "pipelines".

In the crypto world for eight years, I’ve seen a lot, and those who survive are not just lucky.

Cognitively, one must differentiate the risks between CEX and DEX;

Systemically, one must manage positions well; in terms of capital, one must understand nodes and arbitrage;

Finally, elevate to become an ecological co-builder.

Transform yourself into a "winner model" to sustain a profitable presence in this market.

You can start evolving at any time.

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A little friend who recently connected with me, in the cryptocurrency world for two years, rolled from 30,000 to 1,000,000. As a result, when BTC plummeted by 8% to below 84,000 USD on December 1, he went against the trend and shorted with 100x leverage, losing all his principal in one trade.

In this industry, rolling positions is a double-edged sword; if played correctly, it’s a money printer, but if played incorrectly, it’s a meat grinder.

Currently, BTC volatility has surged to 58.5%, and the funding rate for ETH perpetual contracts is 0.058%, right at a high volatility window. But the strategy must follow the rules: 100x leverage + profit reinvestment + anchoring a single trend.

Newbies are advised to test the waters with 300 USD, opening perpetual contracts of 10 USD each time, taking profit at a 1% fluctuation, so that a single profit doubles perfectly.

After making a profit, withdraw half to secure it, and continue rolling with the other half. If you judge correctly for 11 consecutive times, 10 USD can roll to 10,000 USD.

It is especially important to note that the ETH funding rate is more than twice that of BTC, and the holding period should be shortened by 40% to avoid losses.

However, on December 3, when ETH skyrocketed from 2700 to break through 3000 USD, old Zhou rolled his 500 USD to 500,000 in three days, having watched the Fed's interest rate cut expectations and the Fusaka upgrade for four months.

In contrast, most people fail for three reasons: holding onto losing positions and increasing their stakes, like retail investors who stubbornly held long positions during the crash on December 1;

stubbornly fighting against trend reversals, still not admitting mistakes even when BTC broke below the 85,000 support level;

frequently switching between long and short positions, getting repeatedly liquidated within a week.

My ironclad rules are just three: trigger the stop-loss line and close the position within seconds, absolutely do not hold positions, for example, immediately exit if BTC breaks below the 85,500 support level;

stop trading and cool down after getting it wrong 20 times in a row; withdraw 2,000 USD whenever the account reaches 5,000 USD.

In this field, it’s not about luck; it’s about judging the bearish signal of the BTC weekly MACD, being sensitive to the on-chain capital inflow before the ETH upgrade, and controlling human nature.

Now, there are always people asking, 'Can we still roll?' I advise you to first ask yourself three questions: Can you accurately judge the effectiveness of breaking the BTC 88,000 resistance level?

Can you grasp the trend in the ETH 2880-2950 USD range?

Can you manage to only profit from the body of the fish and not be greedy for the tail?

Only if the answer to all is 'yes' should you act, after all, the current market is fiercely contested between bulls and bears, and there are uncertainties before the Fed's meeting on December 10.

One tree cannot make a forest; the information gap in the cryptocurrency world is money.

Without insider information and professional circles, it’s easy to become fodder.

If you want to avoid detours, you can chat with me; a reliable circle is the foundation for getting to the shore.

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Yesterday, Xiao Yang in the group was still flaunting his profits, but today he is completely silent——

On December 1st, when BTC dropped below 87,000, he was fully leveraged with a 100x long position and got liquidated, losing his 2,000 USDT principal in half a day.

Coinglass data shows: that day, 177,200 people across the network were liquidated, with 528 million dollars evaporated; this is the true face of the crypto world: making money is like picking up money, losing it feels like losing your soul.

I have been in the circle for 4 years, starting with 300 USDT and now making steady profits, relying not on FOMO chasing highs, but on 5 ironclad rules for survival.

As for contracts, my way of playing is wild: splitting 300 USDT into 10 parts, each time using 30 USDT to open a 100x leverage position, doubling with just one point in the right trend, but if I don't follow the rules, I could be killed by liquidity in minutes.

The first and most crucial rule: cut losses when wrong!

Last week, I shorted SOL, and immediately closed my position when it hit the stop-loss line; even if it rebounded later, I have no regrets, it's better than holding until liquidation.

The second rule: if you make five consecutive wrong trades, you must stop; last week, after making three wrong trades in a row, I shut down my computer and avoided the overnight spike.

The third rule: withdraw when you've made enough!

Last month, I made 4,200 USDT, and I immediately withdrew 2,500 USDT to my cold wallet; cashing out is what truly belongs to me.

The fourth rule: only chase one-way trends; this week ETH was fluctuating sideways, and I didn't open a single position to avoid being caught by slippage.

The fifth rule: keep the position fixed at 10%; no matter how tempting the market is, I only move 30 USDT each time, keeping the principal safe forever.

I've seen too many people get carried away by 'getting rich overnight'; during the crash on November 21st, in the wave where 390,000 people were liquidated, most were newbies who hadn’t set stop-losses.

In the crypto world, surviving is more important than making quick money.

These five rules have helped me avoid three major liquidation waves, growing from 300 USDT to stable profits now.

No empty promises, no signals, just talking about the real stuff.

The next trend is about to come; if you want to avoid traps and recover your losses, come to my chat room, and I’ll help you understand the market logic. Protecting your principal is the way to make big money!

To be honest, those who can survive in the cryptocurrency world have never relied on luck or the recklessness of betting.

I've seen people crying at 3 AM after being liquidated, and I've seen others steadily turning their fortunes around with small amounts of money, like my fan Xiao Yang who came to me last year.

He arrived with 2400U, having just lost everything in his futures account, wanting to recover his previously trapped capital.

Last week, LUNC's daily chart bounced off the support level of 0.00012USDT three times; discussing moving averages and MACD in such a market is just misleading for beginners.

I shared the three rules I developed after being liquidated twice with him, and three months later he sent me a screenshot —

68,000U, and even when LUNC spiked down to 0.00009, he wasn't liquidated.

Splitting the principal into three parts is the safest: 2400U divided into three amounts of 800U, absolutely not to be mixed.

The first part is for short-term trades, like the recent large fluctuations of LUNC, opening at most two contracts a day and closing the software directly at the end of the day;

The second part waits for a trend; if the weekly chart hasn't crossed above the moving average and volume hasn't broken above the 5-day average line, stay in cash;

The third part is emergency funds; in case of extreme spikes triggering the liquidation line, replenish before it hits to protect the principal.

Only take a small bite of the trend and then run: only enter when the daily MA5 crosses above MA10, like when LUNC broke 0.00015USDT last Friday with substantial volume and closed steadily, this is when trying small positions is safe.

Once profits reach 30%, withdraw half of the profits, and set a 10% trailing stop for the rest; don’t be greedy for that last point.

I lost 50,000U overnight because I fell victim to my emotions back then.

So I repeatedly told him to write a plan before opening a position, set a stop-loss at 3%, and have it automatically close at that point;

Once profits reach 10%, adjust the stop-loss to the break-even price.

Every night at 12 AM, the computer must be turned off, even if LUNC has movements at that time.

There are daily market opportunities, but once the principal is gone, it’s truly gone.

These three rules are not techniques, but the baseline; first protect the principal, then it’s not too late to talk about wave theory.

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Don't think about making a fortune with a capital of under 5000U anymore!

Now BTC is fluctuating in the range of 80,000 to 90,000 USD, and altcoins have generally pulled back by 15%-40%. It’s all about strategy in this market, not luck.

Last year, I guided a client named Xiaozhou, starting with 2200U, and after six months, he stabilized at 28000U without ever liquidating his position, relying solely on strict rules.

The first tactic is to divide funds for safety.

He split his capital into three parts: 600U for day trading, focusing only on BTC and ETH. In December, ETH was highly volatile, and he exited with a 2% fluctuation;

600U for swing trading, waiting for significant whale movements on-chain before entering. For instance, when there was a net inflow of whales in XRP in November, he followed the trend, made an 8% profit, and withdrew half of his principal;

The remaining 1000U is the “coffin capital,” which he never touches, no matter how tempting it is, as it serves as a safety cushion. The data shows that the liquidation rate for a full position is nine times that of a divided position.

The second tactic is to wait for the right opportunity without chasing trends.

Most of the time, he is waiting, and if there are no clear signals, he sets stop-loss orders and closes the software.

During the drop from 34U to 28U in November ETH, he was working out and didn’t enter because it hadn’t broken the MA60 moving average, then he jumped in on the rebound and made a profit.

After making profits, he first withdraws his principal and lets the profits run, this tactic is particularly stable.

The third tactic is to adhere to strict rules.

Single trade stop-loss should never exceed 1%. If he loses 22U, he cuts it off. Last year, he secretly averaged down on SOL and lost 300U, he was so nervous he couldn't eat, and since then, he has firmly followed the rules.

When profits exceed 2%, he halves his position. Last week, when BTC rose by 1.24%, he did just that, avoiding subsequent pullbacks.

Now whales are taking advantage of the pullback to increase their positions; the market is never short of opportunities.

But small funds should avoid going all-in. First, engrain these three tactics in your mind; they are more valuable than anything else.

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