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The dumbest way to make money in cryptocurrency: Three don'ts and six must-kills, even the big players fear you learning!

The secrets to getting rich in the crypto world are often hidden in the dumbest methods.

Today, I'm sharing a 'foolproof' way to make money with my brothers—so absurdly dumb, yet it can make your account balance shoot up like a rocket!

Three major taboos: break one, and you'll be poor for three years!

First taboo: chasing highs and selling lows

90% of novice investors lose money because they see the coin price skyrocketing and go all in, shouting 'this time it's different.'

What happens? Buying at the peak and selling at the bottom.

Remember: the best time to enter is when blood is flowing in the streets!

Second taboo: going all in on a single coin

Putting all your wealth on one coin is no different from being a gambler.

Experts always keep 30% cash on hand; only then can they buy the dip during a crash and enjoy the pleasure of 'being greedy when others are fearful!'

Third taboo: going all in

Opportunities are always more abundant than money.

Those who go all in are like hunters with their hands and feet tied, watching a fat sheep walk by but unable to move.

Position management is the bottom card for survival!

Six must-kill mantras, every move is lethal!

Consolidation must lead to a breakout.

High-level consolidation = big players lying in wait, 80% of the time it's a false breakout;

Low-level consolidation = beware of sudden crashes!

When the direction is unclear, your hands are worth more than gold!

Consolidation = liquidation trap

80% of liquidations happen during consolidation.

Those who can't help but place random orders, the grass on your grave is already three meters high.

Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles.

Scared of big bearish candles? Don’t be, that's a money-giving opportunity.

While others are cutting losses, you buy low; when others are excited, you cash in!

Principle of accelerated crashes

The slower it falls, the weaker the rebound; the harder it falls, the stronger the rebound!

Next time you see a waterfall-style crash, get ready to catch money with a bag!

Pyramid building method for positions

In the bottom zone, increase your position by 10% for every 10% drop, gradually lowering your cost.

This way of building positions will give the big players a headache!

Rules for clearing positions during a breakout

Soaring and consolidating? Immediately withdraw your principal and let your profits fly!

Crashing and consolidating? Don’t hesitate, cut faster than Bruce Lee's punches!

Final words

Making money in cryptocurrency has never relied on being smart, but rather on 'dumb methods' + 'iron discipline.'

Learn the three don'ts and six must-kills, and you will no longer be a novice but a hunter who can face the big players head-on!

Previously, I had the customer place a long order. I told them that it could be placed in the second half of the night, but when I woke up today, it had already taken profit.

The customer is really trusting, they directly placed the order without even looking at their phone.

In the end, the result didn't disappoint, over 7000 dollars securely in hand.

Still the same saying, a single tree cannot make a forest, a lone sail cannot go far; with a team guiding the direction, it won't get chaotic. I am always here!!!

21天，从4800U到9万U，我悟出一个币圈铁律

说句实话，这波之前，我的账户已经被磨到只剩4800U，心态几乎崩了

但这次，我选择了一个“笨办法”——

结果硬是把它从4800U滚到了9万U，

连我自己回头看都觉得疯狂

先说结论：不是行情变了，而是我变了

很多人进币圈几年，账户还是来回震荡，

不是因为没机会，而是节奏全乱了

——行情明明要起飞，忍不住提前下车；

——趋势明明还没完，却忍不住频繁加仓；

结果，要么踏空，要么爆仓

我这次唯一不同的是：

我彻底放弃了幻想，

只做“确定性最高的波段”，然后用浮盈去滚仓

我怎么做的？

起手仓不重

很多人觉得本金少，就想一口吃个胖子，结果赔得更快。

我反而轻仓起步，给自己足够的安全垫。

吃肉靠浮盈

当第一笔单子顺利盈利，我不会急着平掉，

而是用赚到的钱去加仓，等于市场在替我买单

所以哪怕后面被洗，我也不会伤到本金

全程盯的是“节奏”，不是点位

很多人死盯点位，结果一插针就被吓跑

我只看市场的节奏是不是还在我手里

当节奏还在，我就拿得住；

一旦节奏乱了，我立刻撤

为什么大部分人赚不到？

因为他们急

币圈最毒的不是波动，而是“心态被行情牵着走”

我这次能翻20倍，靠的不是预测，而是——

耐心 + 节奏感 + 止盈纪律

最后留一句：

我能从4800U翻到9万u，

不是因为运气，而是因为抓住了“核心逻辑”

但这个逻辑，我不可能在一篇广场文里讲死，

真正想明白的人，自己自然会找到我

看不懂的，就当我吹牛也没关系

为啥合约天天爆仓，还是这么多人玩？

很简单，大多数人根本不知道自己在玩啥

平台写 5 倍 10 倍杠杆，你就真当是 5 倍？别闹了

你账户 1 万 U，只能亏 500 U，结果跑去开 3 万 U 仓位——你以为是 5 倍，实际上你在用 60 倍杠杆赌命

行情一抖，你直接去当“爆仓体验官”

真正会玩的人，心态完全不一样

合约对他们来说，不是“赌”，是风险对冲

你赚的利润，不是天上掉下来的，而是别人爆仓贡献的

专业玩家 70% 的时间都在等，等到最舒服的位置才下手，一刀下去就是收割

哪像你，天天在里面翻滚，拿命陪庄家打工

想在合约里赢，关键两个字：反人性

别人恐慌，你要冷静；别人贪婪，你得谨慎

亏损控制在 5% 以内，绝不拖延

但一旦盈利，必须让利润狂奔，至少翻倍才考虑止盈

很多人说：合约不就是赌博吗？

错了

爆仓的人是在赌，赚钱的人只是在算账

所以别再靠感觉乱梭哈了，合约不是情绪游戏，是冷冰冰的数字游戏

不想算账？那就早点休息吧，梦里啥都有

Losing 1 million made me understand: the cryptocurrency market is not about luck, it's about systems. Turning 3000U back to 189,000U, I'll teach you how to do it.

I used to be like you, watching others share their stories of getting rich, wanting to follow their lead and fantasizing about having that day myself.

As a result, I lost a whole million in that BTC waterfall.

That night of liquidation, I sat on the edge of my bed, not saying a word, watching my account dwindle to just 3000U.

I wanted to quit, wanted to curse the platform, even thought about deleting Binance.

But in the end, I told myself: if you’re not willing to accept it, don’t give up.

From that day on, I completely abandoned all fantasies and started doing one thing —

Building a truly viable small capital rolling system that can "survive and grow".

I have been using this system since then, turning 3000U into 189,000U, not skipping a single step.

Let me break it down for you:

Step 1: Split the principal, diversify to survive.

I divided 3000U into 6 parts, each worth 500U.

From then on, I no longer bet everything, gamble my life, or make predictions; I only use 1 part of 500U for each trade.

Set a stop-loss fixed at 3%, with a maximum loss of 15U.

Set the take-profit target at 1:2 or 1:3, steadily regaining 30-45U.

Even if I lose 3 trades, the loss is only 45U; with one subsequent trade, I can recover.

Step 2: Trade by looking at structures, don’t touch "emotional candles".

I only trade 3 types of candlestick patterns, which have a high hit rate and low risk:

Platform breakout (stagnation leads to increase)

Volume wash + volume reversal

False breakdown + low position recovery.

I only focus on a few familiar coins: BTC / ETH / SOL / ARB.

I don’t look at news, don’t lurk in communities, don’t follow calls; the charts from the main players are much more honest than people’s words.

Step 3: Roll profits, let the snowball grow for an explosion.

At first, I would run after making 50U per trade.

After my account reached 6000U, I initiated the "profit ammunition plan".

Lock the principal at 3000U and only use the extra 3000U to make high-probability trades.

For example, last week when OP broke out, the technical chart + chip data were all correct, I put in 1500U of profit, and after 3 hours, I came out with 2200U, rolling pure profits exploded.

This is not mysticism, it’s a system.

Friends who followed along have turned 800U into 5600U, some from 700U to 12,000, and are now working full-time.

You are not unsuited for the cryptocurrency market; you just need to wake up.

The market is not lacking opportunities; it’s lacking your true understanding of how to operate.

I figured it out, and I have come out.

If you have little capital, don't rush blindly; don't fantasize about turning your life around by 'gambling'. There are too many people in the crypto world who start with a few hundred to a thousand U, and in the end, they become someone else's ATM.

I understand this mentality all too well—I once had 500 U and thought that without risking it all, I'd never have a chance.

As a result, after a market correction, I lost everything. It was then that I realized: to turn around with little capital, you shouldn't rely on a last-ditch effort but rather on 'rhythm + risk control'.

There’s a fan who started with only 800 U. When he first came, he was so anxious, asking every day: Brother, when can this little money double?

I didn’t let him touch contracts or blindly catch the bottom; I only gave him two pieces of advice: control your position fiercely and maintain a steady rhythm.

After 42 days, he sent me a screenshot of his account: 87,000 U. Now not only is he steadily making profits, but he's also teaching those around him.

Honestly, there's nothing mystical about it; the core is just two points:

You must control your position fiercely.

Each time he trades, he only risks a maximum of one-third of his capital, starting with just over 200 U. No matter how promising a coin looks, he will never increase his position to over 50%.

Why? Because the biggest fear for small capital is 'if you lose, it's gone'. By keeping 2/3 of the capital, even if one trade hits a stop loss, there’s still enough to grab the next wave.

He has never stubbornly held onto a losing position; if it drops below 5%, he cuts it immediately, acting faster than anyone else. The result is: his account has never experienced a 'catastrophic loss'.

You must maintain a steady rhythm.

When the market moves, he doesn’t greedily try to 'catch the whole wave'. If it rises by 10%, he first secures 30% of the profits, rolling the rest into the next trade.

This strategy is brilliant because: the capital never changes, and each profit becomes the next 'safe bullet'.

Many people say small capital has no advantage, but I actually think: the advantage of small capital lies in its flexibility!

You don't have that much psychological pressure, so you're bold in entering and exiting quickly; if you make a mistake, you don't feel the loss too much; it's easier to take profits when they’re good.

Real capital growth doesn't rely on one big hit but rather on the accumulation of compound interest.

The market is not lacking; what is lacking are those who can steadily make their moves.

I also have a complete small capital trading rhythm chart here, clearly outlining profit-taking and stop-loss ratios and position configurations, but I won't go into that here.

If you happen to have small capital and are still confused, not knowing how to control positions and find a rhythm, feel free to reach out to me.

I will tell you—how small capital can roll out astonishing returns in the next bull market with 'practical details'.

The Stupidest Way to Make Money with Cryptocurrency: Three Don'ts and Six Must-Knows that Market Makers Fear the Most!

The secrets to getting rich in the crypto world are actually hidden in the simplest methods

Today's set of "foolproof methods" is so simple it's ridiculous, but whoever learns it will make money

Three "absolute no-nos"

1. Chasing highs and cutting losses

90% of new investors fail here. When the price skyrockets, they shout "This time it's different," only to get stuck at the peak, feeling the cold wind. The real players only enter when blood is flowing in the streets—when you don’t dare to open the trading app, that’s when it’s time to buy the dip

2. All-in on a single coin

Putting all your assets on one bet is no different from being a gambler. Keep 30% cash on hand to experience the thrill of "others panic, I’m greedy" during a crash

3. Full margin trading

Opportunities are always more abundant than money. Those fully invested are like being tied up, watching opportunities slip away. Position management is the talisman for survival among experts

Six "short-term killer techniques"

① Consolidation must lead to a breakout

High-level sideways movement? Beware of false breakouts. Low-level bottoming? There’s often despair followed by additional losses. Before confirming direction, it’s better to remain inactive

② Sideways = death trap

80% of liquidations happen during sideways periods. Those who get itchy fingers and place random orders are now facing a grave situation

③ Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles

A terrifying bearish candle dropping? Congratulations, an opportunity has arrived! Contrarian thinking is the key

④ Accelerating crash principle

Slow declines lead to gentle rebounds; rapid declines result in fierce rebounds. A waterfall crash is the moment to get free money

⑤ Pyramid position building

In the bottom zone, add 10% to your position every time it drops 10%. The lower your cost basis, the more the market makers will cry

⑥ Clear positions on breakouts

Sideways movement after a surge? Withdraw your principal first, let the profits fly. Sideways movement after a crash? Don’t be complacent, cut losses quickly!

The truth in the crypto world is simple: Make fewer mistakes + execute steadily = profit

What market makers fear the most is that you learn these "stupid methods"

Remember, a single tree cannot make a forest, and a lonely sail cannot travel far. If one person rushes blindly, they will get lost sooner or later; only with a clear direction can one go far

I have always been holding the lamp, waiting for you to board the ship.

I made 250,000 in a day, and at that moment I was disillusioned with everything and everyone.

I am 35 years old, from Guangzhou, a player from the post-90s generation, and now in Shenzhen. In 4 years, I went from 30,000 U to 58,000,000 U.

I didn’t rely on insider information or catch any “bull market”; it was just a ridiculously simple method that I used repeatedly.

Throughout this journey, I faced countless liquidation stops, and after 8 years, I finally realized a bit of the truth. For 1460 days, I only did one thing—treating trading like leveling up in a game.

Today, I am sharing the 6 iron rules I have summarized; if you understand one, you can save 100,000; if you follow three, you can beat 90% of retail investors:

If it rises quickly and falls slowly, it’s likely that the big players are accumulating. Don’t panic when it spikes up and slowly declines; what you truly see is—after a big volume rise, there’s a waterfall drop, that is the real trap.

If it drops quickly and rises slowly, it’s mostly the big players offloading. A slow rebound after a flash crash is not a bargain, but the last stab. Don't fantasize that “it has dropped so much, can it still drop?”

A volume spike at the top doesn’t necessarily mean the end; a lack of volume is dangerous. If there’s still volume at a high position, there may be another surge; if it’s dead silent at a high position, that’s the night before a real crash.

Don’t rush at a volume spike at the bottom; sustainability is what’s reliable. A one-time volume spike may be bait, but a volume spike after continuous contraction and oscillation is the real signal for building a position.

Trading cryptocurrencies is all about emotions, and emotions are reflected in trading volume. The candlestick chart represents results, while volume is the thermometer. When volume shrinks, no one is playing; when volume explodes, funds are pouring in.

“Nothing” is the highest realm. No obsession, daring to hold cash; no greed, not chasing highs; no fear, daring to catch the bottom. This isn’t a Buddhist mindset, but a top-tier mentality.

The cryptocurrency market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks is whether you can control yourself and see the situation clearly.

Many people are not moving fast enough; they are just stumbling around in the dark alone.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark alone, but now I hold the light, and the light is always on. Will you follow me? @加密元总

Starting from 7800, want to make it to hundreds of thousands?

Yes! But don’t dream, there’s only one road that can be taken — contracts.

Many people come to me:

Bro, I only have seven or eight thousand, can I make it to hundreds of thousands in a year?

My answer is always very direct: yes, but you have to do contracts, and you have to play it right.

Don't tell me about spot trading; if you take 7800 to buy spot, even if the market rises 5 times, at most you’ll make thirty to forty thousand, which is far off from hundreds of thousands.

If you want to multiply several times or even dozens of times in a year, contracts are the only choice.

But most people die quickly, and they also die in contracts.

How to play to survive and still amplify profits? I’ll say three points:

1. Light position + stop loss

Don’t think about flipping in one go, don’t think about taking down the whole place in one shot.

With seven or eight thousand in capital, it’s best not to exceed 500U in one trade, give yourself the opportunity to make continuous moves.

If you’re wrong, stop loss and accept the loss; the market is open every day, as long as you have resources left, you don’t have to fear the market.

2. Rolling profits to increase positions

With small capital, you have to rely on profits to roll the snowball.

The money you earn rolls into the next trade, keep the capital untouched.

If you turn 100U into 200U, then use 200 for the next trade, this way the funds will roll faster.

Don’t think about small wins every day; contract flipping relies on amplifying profits, not just passing the days.

3. Only trade big trends, don’t rush.

Don’t touch choppy markets; that’s giving money to the big players.

Wait for breakthroughs, wait for trends; it’s better to do less and do it right.

There are only a few waves in a year; catching one or two of them is enough to achieve exponential growth in capital.

Many people lose everything because they trade randomly every day, chasing highs and cutting losses, and end up blowing up their accounts and cursing the market.

In fact, it’s not a problem with the market; it’s that your methods and mindset are not up to par.

Turning 7800 into hundreds of thousands is not impossible; it’s just that this road requires high execution:

Light positions, stop loss, rolling profits — if you stick to these three words, your funds can roll up.

The question is — can you control your hands? Can you endure the loneliness?

I already have people rolling up from small funds,

The next wave of the market is about to start — if you want to follow, don’t wait until the market runs out to regret.

How can small funds turn around? From 3600U to 75,000U in a month, this is the real way out for retail investors!

Last month, a fan contacted me because his account was down to 3600U after consecutive liquidations.

He wasn't a novice, but when he opened his trading records, they were all about chasing highs and cutting losses, emotional trades, and completely lacking rhythm.

The worst time, he lost two to three thousand in a single day, directly devastating his account.

He told me: right now I’m not thinking about how much I can earn, just about how to break even.

I told him: this last 3600U is not for doubling, but for a complete transformation.

From that moment on, I had him focus on three things:

First, learn to wait, no more random actions.

Only trade what you understand, clear trends. If the market hasn't moved, stay flat; once it moves, prepare in advance.

Second, control your hand.

No more than 700U per trade, first save your life, then profit.

Every trade must have a stop-loss; losses aren't scary, holding on to losing positions is deadly.

Before, he lost 2000 in a day, now he steadily earns 900 or 1000 a day.

Third, review and write it down.

Record the logic and emotions for every trade.

When you can clearly see why you placed a trade and where you went wrong, your mindset will stabilize.

In this way, in one month, his account grew from 3600U to 75,000U.

It wasn’t through a big hit, but through stability, rhythm, and discipline.

At first, he doubted: can it really turn around this slowly?

But when he saw the balance slowly increasing, all those past operations that relied on luck became a joke.

Many people may now only have a few thousand U left, or even have lost confidence.

But remember: turning around is not a dream; the prerequisite is that you must discard the gambler's logic and learn to survive.

The market is always full of opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to endure and execute.

The next wave of the market is right ahead; this time, don’t miss it again.

Are you getting more and more tired from staring at the market, and the more you want to recover your losses, the more you lose?

I once had a student named Awei, a 34-year-old delivery worker, who lost 48,000 in four days and was so nervous that he couldn't click the mouse...

He said: "I panic when it drops and rush to sell when it rises."

A typical retail trader mentality.

I asked him to try my summarized "Three-Step Game Mindset" method, and as a result, in less than half a year, he rolled from over 7,000 to over 80,000.

Step One: Don't go all in.

Awei used to think about recovering his losses in one shot, but he ended up blowing it all. Later, I told him to divide his capital into six parts and only use one part (at most 17%) each time.

After following this, when he lost 900 for the first time, he didn't panic; when he made 700 the second time, he didn't get carried away, and instead, he slowly found his rhythm.

Step Two: Don't go empty-handed.

He used to like to keep his entire capital empty, and as a result, when the bull market came, he was completely unaware. By the time he reacted, the market had already risen by 28%.

I told him to keep 25% of his capital to "observe the market". Now when he sees a golden cross on the BTC hourly chart, he uses 8% of his capital to test the waters, neither missing out nor over-investing.

Step Three: Adjust your position to the "micro-pressure zone."

I taught him a simple method: when lying in bed at night, if he wakes up suddenly due to breaking news, it means his position is too heavy.

Awei now keeps his position at 45%-55%. When it drops by 9%, he feels the pain but doesn't smash his computer; when it rises by 18%, he's happy but doesn't quit his job. He no longer panics from being startled by a 15-minute spike.

Some say, "Is the game mindset just lying flat?" Wrong, this is the most aggressive offense—shifting focus from "recovering losses" to "how to win the next trade."

When Awei reviews his trades, he only notes "where this trade was right," not getting tangled up in "where that trade lost." The more he practices his strategy, the more accurate it becomes.

Last month, using the "half position + stop-loss" method, he rolled his 48,000 into 97,000.

The market is still the same market, the coins are still those coins, but Awei has already transformed from a "retail trader" into a "seasoned veteran."

Lastly, I leave you with this: Don’t treat trading as a matter of life and death; treat it as a ranking—once your rank goes up, the capital is just a bonus trophy.

After losing 1 million, I finally figured it out: contracts are not about betting on price movements, but rather a "harvesting game"

Do you often encounter situations like this?

As soon as you open a position, the market immediately moves against you;

After finally cutting your losses, the price suddenly shoots in the direction you predicted;

You guessed the direction right, but in the end, you still get liquidated?

Don't doubt it, this is the fate of retail investors — the hidden traps you didn't see

Trap 1: Funding Rate

Most people only see it as a small fee. In fact, it is the signal light for the big players

If the long position funding rate is high for two consecutive days? It indicates that the market is fully betting on long, and the big players will soon harvest the long positions' blood. Don't hold on stubbornly; going against it could bring opportunities

Trap 2: Liquidation Price

Do you think a 10% drop on 10x leverage triggers liquidation? That's naive. The exchange will secretly add a "forced liquidation fee," moving the liquidation point forward by more than 1%

You happen to die at this 1%, your account goes to zero, and you think you're just unlucky. In fact, this is a setup

Trap 3: High Leverage

100x leverage looks impressive, but the fees and funding costs are all deducted based on the enlarged position.

You think it's a money printer, but after holding a position for a few hours, the fees can drain half your principal. Want to play? Just one word: fast! Take profits at 2%–4% and run; holding overnight is slow suicide

How to break it? I have summarized two life-saving rules:

① Rolling over must leave an exit. Take a maximum of 40% of your profits to add to your position, keep 60% in your pocket. Don’t think about all-in to turn things around; that’s a death sentence

② Don’t think your stop-loss line can’t be seen by the big players. Why do you always get liquidated at support/resistance levels? Because your position information is all written there, and they are watching you

So, contracts are not a game between you and the market, but a contest between you and the big players. Whether you can survive depends on whether you can avoid these traps

Take you out of the blood and tears of the cryptocurrency world: from "900,000 to zero" to "millions in holdings" with 4 life-saving rules

"When a man lacks confidence, don't touch true feelings."

This sentence was like a thorn, piercing me for three whole years

In April 2022, LUNA plummeted from 119 USD, and in a moment of impulse, I used 20,000 as capital to go all in short, and my account surprisingly rolled up to 800,000

I got inflated with the idea of quitting my job to take her around the world, but greed made me go all in to catch the bottom — LUNA dropped below the decimal point, and 800,000 turned directly into "0"

She said with red eyes: when a man lacks confidence, don't touch true feelings

I slumped in the rental house, too lazy to even tidy up the takeout boxes

After gathering 20,000 to restart, I fought hard with TRB:

Researching K-lines until dawn

10 USD to build long positions

Endured a 50% floating loss

Two months later, TRB rose to 380 USD, yielding 30 times, bringing me back to six figures

Now the account exceeds eight figures, but I review 4 "foolish rules" every day:

A rapid rise followed by a slow decline is a wash; don’t chase

A surge followed by a large bearish candle must run

After a flash crash, if the rebound is weak and low volume, don’t catch the bottom; the main force is unloading

High volume at high levels is not scary; if funds are flowing in, it can still rise; low volume horizontal consolidation at high levels means to run fast; a single volume spike at the bottom is a trap; continuous volume increase is the real signal

The rules of the cryptocurrency world have never changed: what changes is the K-line; what remains unchanged is human greed

I was once dizzy with 800,000, and I fell headfirst and bled;

Now holding the summarized rules is like carrying a lamp, illuminating every step of the way

This lamp, I want to pass to you

Are you willing to follow me?

@加密元总 Remember: in the cryptocurrency world, living long allows you to earn more

Clearly, there are smarter "leverage" options, so why do people still choose the contracts that are most likely to get liquidated?

The contracts aren’t the problem; human nature is the problem. Most people are trapped in a "get-rich-quick trap," watching others double their leverage and following suit, but what’s the reality? The wallet gets emptied first, and then you talk.

1. The "obvious pitfall" of contract leverage

The longer it goes on, the greater the loss.

Contracts have explicit costs—funding rates—that are slowly draining you: during bad market conditions, it’s 1%, but in good times, it can soar to 10%.

Even scarier are the implicit costs: the higher the leverage, the exponentially greater the liquidation risk.

For example: with 1x leverage, if the price stays the same for a year, the net value might only be 0.8 left. You're slowly getting drained, like a chronic poison; you don’t feel it, but your wallet is crying.

2. The "zero-cost leverage" in the market

Actually, smart people are not foolish; there are easier ways: spot + selecting targets.

1. Spot = a natural time friend.

Staking can also earn rent, with an annualized return of 30%-50% extra chips.

A 50% increase directly doubles your investment, while a 20%-30% drop won’t lead to losses, and the margin for error is much higher than with contracts.

Time value acts as a "value booster" for spot investments, while it’s a "blood-sucking knife" for contracts.

Don’t underestimate the daily funding rates; over time, it’s far more terrifying than you think.

2. Choosing the right targets = implicit leverage amplifiers.

In the same market cycle, SUI and BGB can increase tenfold, while EOS and LTC might only rise by 60%.

Choosing the right targets is like picking up 3-5x leverage for free, with no funding costs, and you won’t get liquidated by sudden price spikes.

Smart people are using time to exchange for space, rather than gambling everything on high leverage.

3. The pitfall of most people

Why do most people always get liquidated?

Lack of patience: always wanting to double their money quickly, refusing to wait for spot investments to accumulate wealth;

Lack of ability: blindly following high-leverage contracts without understanding market trends.

The result? After a year, funding rates eat away dozens of points, while still fantasizing about making a comeback, only to end up with an empty wallet.

The next wave of positioning? Levels, rhythm, positions—all clearly marked.

Stick with me and only do three things:

Precise targeting: bullets will hit the mark.

Strict discipline: don’t panic when it falls, don’t be greedy when it rises.

Lightning execution: opportunities don’t wait, hesitation is a mistake.

Don’t be fooled by high leverage and the illusion of quick riches any longer. The smart way is to take it slow, earn steadily, and let time amplify your returns, rather than staring at the countdown to liquidation every day @加密元总 .

During this time, many people come to me every day: Brother Yu, how do I roll over 1000U? Can you give me some steps?

To be honest, rolling over is not as mysterious as you think. Don't guess blindly, and definitely don't go all in to gamble. The core of rolling over is three words: stay alive.

Let me give you the simplest example; suppose you only have 1000U:

In the early stage, don't get carried away, keep your orders between 200~300U, and at most not exceed 500U. Why? Because you are still in the newbie village; if you can't even maintain your account, how can you talk about flipping the warehouse? Don't blow up first; this is the first hurdle.

Next, only do the rhythms you understand. What does it mean to understand? It's simple: there are support, resistance, and stop-loss points that can hold, not just blindly following trades. Make one trade, survive one trade, don't think about making a fortune on one trade.

Always place your stop-loss orders in advance; don't wait until it crashes down to panic. Remember: the maximum loss for each trade should be 50~70U, so that even if you make a few wrong trades, your account will still be safe.

What about taking profit? Don't be greedy; take what you can get. For small fluctuations, take 30~50 points, and for larger ones, 80~90 points is enough. Don't think about catching doubling trends every day; that's toxic thinking.

Once you reach 3000U, you can start adding positions. For example, single trades of 800~1000U, keeping the risk within 3%-5%. The meaning is very simple: during the small money phase, protect your life; during the medium money phase, accelerate; during the large money phase, protect your profits.

There's also a mindset: every time you double, take out a portion first.

For example, rolling from 1000U to 3000U, directly withdraw 500U to keep a base. This way, even if there is a drawdown in the account, you will feel stable and won't return to zero overnight.

Do you understand? Rolling over is not about desperation; it's about enduring life. If you honestly follow this rhythm for 30 days, you won't need to ask me for the results; your own account curve will tell you the answer.

The dumbest yet the most ruthless way to trade cryptocurrencies has arrived

Don't laugh, two years ago I started with 1000U and ended up rolling it to 1 million U, a full hundred times

It's not that I'm so amazing, but rather that I rely on a set of extremely simple methods, which I still use today, and it's absurdly stable

To put it simply, it does three things: follows big funds, maintains risk control, and doesn't get greedy

Every day 3-10 points, easily

How to play? I won't be flashy, just a one-sentence version:

Step one, pick up the popular coins: look at the gainers list, choose those that big funds are still buying, and directly remove those that have dropped for three consecutive days

Step two, watch for the monthly line golden cross: don't randomly look at indicators, focus on the monthly MACD, the golden cross is the real printing machine

Step three, guard the daily 60 moving average: if it doesn't break on the pullback, confirm with a strong bullish line, and go in heavily; if it breaks, get out immediately

Step four, mechanical take profit and stop loss: cut one-third at a 30% rise, cut again at a 50% rise, hold the rest tightly; if it breaks 60, clear out and run

It's that silly, that rigid

Some say it's stupid? Yes, being stupid is safe. Being stupid is what allows one to survive forever

The crypto space doesn't lack smart people, what it lacks are those who can control themselves and resist greed

I turned a hundred times relying on this set of rigid rules

Smart people continue to think about bottom fishing and top picking, only to lose everything in a liquidation

And me? As long as the main force is there, I cling to it; once risk control breaks, I admit defeat and leave

A dumb method is the method that always makes money.

A friend of mine had a 200,000 account exposed, almost lost everything.

During that time, he stayed up late every day, frantically leveraged, thinking he could make back the lost money with a huge bet.

As you can guess, the losses came even faster; he was like a ghost, cursing at people, and confronting the market.

Later, when it became unbearable, he came to me for help.

I told him: Turning things around doesn't rely on luck, but on method.

So I guided him step by step out of the situation.

Step one: Stop.

I told him to immediately liquidate his positions, take a few days off, and not touch the market; first, let his mind cool down.

Many people can't turn things around because they can't stop trading, losing more and more, until they give their last breath to the market.

Step two: Focus only on mainstream coins, write a trading plan.

Don't look at the mess of small coins, don't chase news.

For each trade, write down the reasons for entry, stop-loss, take-profit, and review after closing, noting down any mistakes.

Slowly, he began to establish his own trading framework and stopped acting recklessly.

Step three: Roll profits.

Keep the principal untouched; use the profits to roll into the next trade, and immediately reduce positions when facing losses, not fighting the market head-on.

Take a break after a few wins to prevent overconfidence from leading to a downfall.

Step four: Cultivate rhythm, turn it into a habit.

After a few months, his trading became completely systematic: monthly reviews, clear goals, and pre-set stop-loss and take-profit orders.

From emotional trading, he turned into a machine that executes based on rules.

Six months later, his account rebounded from the bottom, now earning even more than before.

So, what saved him wasn't my calls, nor “miracles from heaven,”

but rather—a replicable system + extreme execution.

Many people can't recover their losses, not because there are no opportunities, but because they can't hold on or resist.

Want to turn things around? First, learn to survive, then learn to maintain discipline.

Opportunities are always there; it just depends on whether you can endure to the next cycle.

This method I have has already helped many brothers come back from the brink of liquidation.

Want to know how to do it specifically?

Leave a message to me, and I will directly bring you on board for the next wave of the market.

A few days ago, a brother of mine had a monthly salary of five thousand, working hard every day like a dog.

But can you believe it? He earned his entire year's salary in just one month through cryptocurrency.

When this guy first entered the scene, he was just like you and me back in the day:

He would run as soon as he made a profit, afraid of a downturn; he would stubbornly hold on when losing, hoping for a rebound to recover.

At night, he couldn't sleep, and on weekends, facing liquidation felt like throwing money into the water.

Later, he came to me for advice; I didn't tell him any complicated technical indicators, but first helped him adjust his trading rhythm.

Every day, he only made 1-2 trades, not following the crowd or making reckless moves;

All trades must have a stop-loss set in advance; if he lost, he would stop immediately;

Only trade in markets he understands, not gambling or guessing the direction;

Position size should never exceed 10%, adding to positions only when there is profit, and retreating immediately if something feels wrong.

At first, he thought this was too slow and said: "Mr. K, when will I be able to double my money this way?"

I only replied to him:

What you want is a stable side business, not a reckless gamble.

In the third month, he came to me and said:

This year, I want to rely on cryptocurrency to earn my entire year's salary.

I knew in my heart that those who can execute and control their emotions can ultimately make money.

Do you also want to make a side income from cryptocurrency?

Stop fantasizing about instant success; a side business is just that—a side business, and it requires a sense of rhythm.

Don't let greed and impulse lead you astray; take it slow, steady, and you can go further.

Want to increase your income through cryptocurrency? Honestly, it's not hard, but you need patience and determination.

If you are feeling a bit lost or need more guidance, feel free to come to me anytime, and I will provide you with a detailed analysis!