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Has the BTC bull market come to an end?

Don't panic, the tail event is the real test

BTC has fallen below $90,000, and the backend is flooded with questions asking whether the bull market is completely over.

After reviewing nearly five years of cycle data and K-line patterns, I have an answer in my heart—this is not the end, but the most testing and enticing “tail event,” with more meat and denser thorns; if you dare to eat, you must also know how to spit out.

Let me give you the conclusion: In November 2025, 19 months after the last halving, the period of overall bullish dividends in the crypto market has indeed ended, but the skeleton of the bull market has not yet scattered.

Rushing to exit now may mean missing the final explosion; however, if you blindly hold on, there is a high probability of being trapped at high positions.

This is the cruel part of the tail event—both opportunities and risks are magnified to the extreme.

Supporting this judgment are two hard logics.

First, the pattern has not broken. Although the drop from the high point of $125,000 has made many people panic, the major cycle trend line of $85,000-$88,000 has always been the “anchor” that withstands pressure, and last night's rebound at $886,000 is an even clearer signal that the foundation of the bull market is still there.

Second, the main force's “double top selling” logic. Large funds cannot directly smash the market to exit at high positions; they will inevitably create the illusion of a “bull market return,” pulling the price back to the previous high range of $120,000-$130,000, luring the last batch of following orders to take over, completing the final distribution of chips.
To nibble on this “tail,” one must be prepared to dance on the knife's edge; my operational plan has one core: manage stop losses well, and enter and exit in batches.

On the buying side, last night's low point of $886,000 has appeared, and the current price of $920,000 is still considered low; I will gradually enter the market with the funds I previously freed up.

Take profit at the right rhythm: sell 30% at $115,000, then throw 40% at $125,000; if it can really rush to $140,000, decisively clear the position and exit.

Finally, and most critically, the iron rule: once it effectively falls below $87,000, immediately recognize the loss and stop loss.

In investing, preserving the principal is always more important than betting on the final return.

The profit opportunity at the end of 2025 is no longer about “holding on and winning easily,” but about “precisely escaping the peak.”

Now at the threshold of $920,000, do you dare to take action? Let's discuss your choices in the comments.

1000U rolled to 5WU! Brother K's short-term turnaround code

At the end of last year, I only had 1000.3U left in my pocket, and in the crypto world, everyone just brushed me off when I tried to chat about trades—"Just practice with this little capital first," no one was willing to share sincerely.

I was afraid of being liquidated by high leverage and worried about losing everything due to lack of experience, so I finally stuck to the rules: no betting on news, no taking chances, relying on short-term rolling positions to grind little by little. I never expected that six months later, 1000U turned into 52300U, all from small profits of 3-5% accumulated.

First trick: Only focus on the 15-minute chart, only take action when signals align.

With low capital, I can't afford long positions; I specifically trade popular coins like $ETH E and $BNB , where the funds are active and easy to enter and exit.

To enter a position, there must be two conditions: a 15-minute MACD golden cross (the white line crossing the yellow line) + price breaking through the sideways range, and volume must be more than 50% larger than the previous candlestick.

In December last year, I traded AR; after a sideways range of 1.8-1.85U, it broke out with volume. I opened a position with 100U, made a 3.5% profit in 28 minutes, and netted 35U. This was the most solid first trade.

Second trick: Roll profits, lock down capital.

This is the core of the turnaround: 1000U capital is always in stablecoins, only reinvesting profits.

Single target is 3-5%, leave when it's reached; set a stop loss at 2%, with a maximum loss of 2U when opening a position with 100U. In the first week, I rolled AR and SOL to 1820U, and within a month hit 8200U, all from small profit accumulations, never touching the principal.

Third trick: Three don'ts, controlling hands to ensure survival.

Don't trade in volatile markets, the K-line just swings back and forth giving away money; don't trade after 11 PM, as the market is prone to spikes; don't follow others, don't trust news, only believe in my own K-line signals.

Last time someone shouted that BNB would rise to 680U, I saw that the volume didn’t keep up and immediately took profits, earning 60U, while the brothers who followed were all caught.

Low capital is not a weakness, it's an advantage; the cost of trial and error is low, and being steady and solid actually leads to faster results.

I organized the 15-minute chart signal diagrams and review notes, clearly marking the methods for judging real and false breakouts.

Brothers who want to turn around starting from 1000U, come to Brother K for help—don’t step into the pits I’ve already walked through.

In the past, I stumbled around alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on, will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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From 1000 to 1 million in the crypto world: my practical path, ordinary people can also follow

From 1000 to 1 million is not a myth in the crypto world—this is the path I started with 120U and ran through in 3 years.

Don’t think it’s all luck; to put it simply, it’s about turning execution, rhythm, and patience into a profitable process.

As long as the method is right and the mindset is stable, you can also succeed.

Stage One: From 1000 to 100,000, relying on "small steps and quick runs."

1000 yuan is about 140U, which is most suitable for contracts. I only take 30U for each trial trade, not betting on direction but chasing hot spots, for example, when SOL surged back then, I focused on the 15-minute chart to capture waves.

If I double my money, I move on to the next round; if I lose twice in a row, I stop and review. After three rounds, the funds exceed 1000U. The difficulty here isn’t the technique; it’s enduring the frustration of consecutive losses and not increasing the position in a panic.

Once the funds exceed 1000U, I initiate "three lines running in parallel":

Ultra-short positions focus on the 15-minute charts of Bitcoin and Ethereum, entering and exiting quickly to profit from volatility;

For strategy trades, I use small positions to grind out a 4-hour structure, keeping all profits, and invest a portion weekly in Bitcoin, turning risk into accumulation;

The trend trades are the most crucial, waiting for a clear direction before entering, calculating with a 1:3 risk-reward ratio, and never acting impulsively.

I’ve tested it myself; the core of moving from thousands to tens of thousands is “no weaknesses”: be brave enough to push forward when winning, and immediately pull back when losing.

When the funds reach 100,000, I enter Stage Two—winning compound interest by "dragging".

At this point, I treat trend trades as the main line, using regular investments to build a base, and ultra-short only as an accelerator, without rushing to double.

It took me 2.5 years to go from 100,000 to 1 million.

It’s not about rushing; it’s about letting time ferment: holding onto significant trends, averaging costs through regular investments, and short-term trades providing some pocket money.

Many people find it difficult; in fact, the challenge is "keeping the rhythm"—not being swayed by short-term fluctuations and not being greedy for overnight riches.

Opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking; what’s lacking is people who can “stay steady.”

I’ve organized the operation tables for the two stages and marked the position allocation for different amounts of capital.

If you want to start steadily from 1000, come find Brother K—becoming a millionaire is not a dream; it’s a process that’s walked step by step.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark alone; now I hold the lamp in my hand.

The lamp is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

5000 bucks rolling to 1 million, it's not a myth—my fan Ahao is currently on this path.

But before this, I blew my account 3 times, losing 50,000 in capital down to only 8,000, which honed this "rolling strategy".

In the crypto world, some make 500,000 a day and blow their accounts the next day, while others steadily build from 5,000; the difference is not luck, but discipline.

First tip: wait for the "trend to hit you" before making a move.

Years ago, I would stare at the market and trade recklessly, rotating through $BTC , $SOL , only to be slapped by the market every day. Later, I understood that the core of rolling is to "wait"—wait for the monthly golden cross and the explosive market with increased volume.

I waited 12 days for $ETH to go from 1800 to 2400; I only entered when the volume increased 3 times, making 4 times profit in one trade; meanwhile, my brothers who traded daily lost all their capital.

Second tip: take back the principal after making a profit.

This is my lifeline. When Ahao traded with 5,000 (700U), I had him open a 3x long SOL position with 100U, setting a stop loss at 5%. After a 25% increase in 3 days and earning 75U, I immediately had him withdraw the 100U principal, only using the profit for rolling. Even if there was a pullback later, the loss would be from the earned money, keeping the mindset very stable.

Third tip: dynamic stop loss to keep a safety cushion.

When the profit reaches 50%, move the stop loss to the cost price; when it doubles, transfer 30% of the profit to stablecoins. Last time when trading ZEC, I moved the stop loss when I made 50U from a 100U position, and moved 30U to the safety cushion when I made 100U, ultimately taking home 215U, avoiding a subsequent 15% pullback.

Many people lose because they "can't hold on, can't wait".

I have organized the rolling signal table, clearly marking the judgment criteria for volume and moving averages.

Brothers looking to start with 5,000, come find Brother K for advice—don't step into the pits I have already walked through.

Before, I was stumbling in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on, will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

8 Years in the Crypto World: From Liquidation to Guaranteed Profits, I Survived on 6 Rules

People often ask me, 'K, if you're afraid of liquidation, why can't you resist buying?' The answer is quite heartbreaking—everyone hopes for 'the next trade to turn around,' but I've seen too many people stumble on this hope.

In 2015, I entered the market with my savings, going from confused and reckless to relying on trading for retirement. No one guided me, no backing, all experience gained from losses.

After eight years, I've compiled 6 iron rules: understanding one can help you avoid pitfalls, grasping three can ensure profits.

First Rule: Don't chase sudden spikes.

In my early years, I chased ETH's straight-line surge, only to end up buying at the peak. Later, I understood— the crazier the rise, the more likely it is to be a test; waiting for a pullback and stabilization to enter is ten times safer than rushing for the first bite.

Second Rule: Don't buy during sudden drops.

When the market suddenly crashes, don’t rush to shout 'buy the dip'; rebounds are often emotional illusions. The real bottom is formed through sideways movement. Last year, when BTC dropped below 20,000, I waited a week to act, avoiding three false rebounds.

Third Rule: Panic only when volume decreases at high levels.

Increased volume indicates a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. Sideways movement combined with decreasing volume signals risk.

Fourth Rule: Don’t act impulsively when volume increases at low levels.

A surge doesn’t happen overnight; it requires continuous volume and a retest to hold the support line. I’d rather take mid-stage profits than risk the beginning.

Fifth Rule: Candlestick patterns can be fake, but volume cannot deceive.

Volume is the root of direction; follow the direction of increasing volume to minimize losses; going against it will eventually lead to a fall.

Sixth Rule: The highest state is 'emptiness of heart.'

Don’t be greedy; take profits when you have them; don’t be afraid; place orders when signals arrive; don’t be obsessive; wait when there are no opportunities.

I've seen too many smart people fall due to one full position or one impulse, while those who are 'half a beat slow' see their accounts grow more stable.

The market rewards not the most excited, but the most stable.

If you want to differentiate between real spikes and false rebounds, and avoid those pitfalls, come find me—surviving in the crypto world is more important than anything else.

I used to stumble alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

The cryptocurrency market's losses shouldn't be blamed on the market: What you lack is a "signal combination punch"

A few days ago, while drinking with an old buddy, he sighed while holding his glass: "K Brother, I stubbornly stick to one signal for trading, why am I losing more and more?"

I retorted, "Just one signal?" The moment he nodded, I knew where the problem lay.

Relying solely on one signal for trading is no different from trying to build a skyscraper with a brick.

In the early days, I tried to enter the market based on MACD golden crosses, but ended up hitting my stop-loss three times in a week—one condition was too fragile; a slight market fluctuation would cause a crash.

A truly profitable trading system combines multiple market conditions into a "closed loop of advantages," using multiple confirmations to increase the win rate, rather than betting on the luck of a single signal.

Many people misunderstand "the simplest principles" thinking that simplicity means fewer tools.

In fact, the simplicity lies in the underlying logic: understanding who is buying and who is selling, distinguishing whether the trend is forward or backward, and not getting dizzy from flashy indicators.

However, simple logic doesn't mean a flawed system; just like in battle, you can't go in with just a wooden stick; the necessary "equipment" must be fully prepared.

How many conditions are needed? It depends on what kind of trader you are:

For aggressive traders, who spend more time watching the market and can withstand volatility, 3-4 conditions are enough, and there will be more signal opportunities;

For conservative friends, who fear losses more than they desire profits and spend less time watching the market, it's better to use 5-6 conditions for safeguards; there may be fewer signals, but the win rate is more stable.

Currently, when I make ETH trend trades, I must wait for the Bollinger Bands to contract + MACD golden cross + increased trading volume; only when all three signals align do I take action, which is much more stable than blindly rushing in the past.

Consistent profitability is never achieved by betting on a single signal; it’s about using a complete system to turn uncertainty into certainty.

I have organized my own "signal combination table," clearly marking the pairing logic under different market conditions. Brothers who want to avoid "signal traps" can directly ask me.

In the cryptocurrency market, the money earned is clear money, not muddled money.

Before, I stumbled around in the dark alone, but now I hold the light.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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8 Years in the Crypto Circle: From Liquidation to an Annualized 70%, My Survival and Profit Manual

In the crypto circle for 8 years, I've been liquidated 3 times, and almost smashed my computer while staring at the screen until 4 AM.

Now, I can steadily earn over 70% annually, and the most profound lesson is this: survive first, then talk about making money. Today is not about giving signals; it's about sharing the trading insights I've honed with real money, for my brothers who are still exploring.

1. Cash in profits, don't wait for 'a bit more increase'.

I have a strict habit: for every additional 1000U in my account, I immediately transfer 400U to my bank card. The floating profit in K-lines is just a number; the bank notification is real. In my early years, I fell for 'let's earn a bit more' and ended up losing a 20,000U profit to a negative.

2. Trust indicators, not feelings.

I only focus on three indicators in TradingView: MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands; I only enter the market if at least two indicators align. For example, when trading ETH short term, I wait for two K-lines on the 1-hour chart to stay above the middle Bollinger Band, with MACD showing a golden cross, before I dare to take action; I never place orders based on 'feeling it will rise'.

3. Stop-loss is a lifesaver.

If you can monitor the market, dynamically adjust stop-loss to protect profits; when busy, set a hard stop-loss at -3%. In the first two years, I once forgot to set a stop-loss, and during a waterfall drop in ETH, I lost 30,000U in one go; since then, I never dare to be careless again.

4. Fixed weekly withdrawals.

Every Friday at 3 PM, regardless of market conditions, I consistently withdraw 30% of profits. After doing this for three months, my account curve stabilized, and I never experienced the cycle of 'earning and losing it all' again.

5. The red line must not be crossed.

Leverage should be a maximum of 10 times; for beginners, I only recommend 3-5 times; do not exceed 3 trades a day, frequent orders will lead to chaos; don't touch meme coins like Dogecoin; they're all traps for retail investors; and definitely don't borrow money to trade, that leads you to a dead end.

Trading is a profession, not a gamble; when it’s time to rest, close the software and spend time with family.

I used to wander in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

炒币8年从亏光到600万：我的“笨办法”，新手也能闭眼抄

8年炒币，从亏到只剩泡面钱，到现在账户稳站600万U——有人说我运气好，可只有我知道，这都是被爆仓逼出来的活命招。

每天都有人问K哥：“怎么选币才稳？”今天把压箱底的干货甩给你，照做的都在赚，乱搞的还在亏。

我早年比谁都疯，行情一蹦就满仓冲，K线图盯到眼酸，结果半年亏光本金。

现在回头看，当年的自己蠢得可笑。

真正赚钱后才懂：币圈拼的不是狠劲，是笨功夫。

选币我只盯一个地方：涨幅榜。涨过的币才有热度，才有后续机会，那些躺平不动的“僵尸币”，碰都别碰。

但我不盯短线K线，只看月线MACD——金叉亮灯就进场，没信号就空仓，把命交给长期趋势，比赌超跌反弹靠谱10倍。

70日线是我的“生命线”。币价回踩这条线，成交量突然放大，我就敢加仓；一旦跌破，管它亏多少，立马清仓。

去年有个币我拿了俩月，跌破线果断走，后来它跌了60%，我硬生生躲过一劫。

止盈从不大贪：涨30%砍一半，涨50%再清一半。有人总盼着吃满涨幅，结果从赚变亏，这都是没吃过亏的教训。

交易这事儿，活下来才能赚，别跟行情较劲，更别跟自己赌命。

币圈没有一夜暴富的秘籍，只有越执行越赚的纪律。

以前一个人在黑夜里乱撞，现在灯在我手里。

灯一直亮着，你跟不跟？@不贪的阿 K

Eight years ago, a big brother from Guangzhou did something 'crazy': he sold a house worth 8.8 million and exchanged it for 28 kilograms of gold. At that time, friends and family scolded him for being out of his mind.

But this year, the market value of that house has dropped to 6.5 million, and he sold 8 kilograms of gold for 860 yuan per gram—not only did he buy back the original house, but he also renovated it to be bright and beautiful, achieving 'financial freedom'.

This kind of 'reverse operation' is not an isolated case: some people sold their houses ruthlessly after a breakup and made a net profit of 3 million while leaving in style;

Some regretted not listening to advice to buy gold years ago; and even more people still feel regret for missing out on the early Bitcoin fortune.

These seemingly lucky choices are, in fact, a result of a few people seeing through the dynamics of asset rotation.

They understand the anti-depreciation properties of gold as a hard currency that has lasted for thousands of years, and they also know that real estate cannot escape the cyclical fluctuations of policies and markets, while being able to stay true to their intentions during times of public frenzy.

The value of gold is most evident in turbulent times, while no matter how appealing real estate is, it cannot withstand the impact of location depreciation and policy adjustments.

There are no forever appreciating assets, only ever-changing cycles—this is the core logic of wealth accumulation.

If you were back then, would you dare to sell your house to buy gold?

Most people would cling to the belief that 'real estate is more stable', but true wisdom lies in recognizing the essence of different assets and having the courage to make choices at critical moments.

Now, with many variables in the market, blindly following trends is not as good as developing 'cycle sensitivity'.

When will the next round of asset rotation come? Which side should you stand on?

I keep a close eye on economic data and asset dynamics every day, and I share new directions at the first opportunity. If you want to hit the right rhythm, don't miss out. @不贪的阿 K

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Total liquidation of contracts? K tells you where the problem lies

Every day, someone is getting liquidated in contracts and cursing, but then they turn around and open a new position, unable to stop like an addiction. Why?

Simply put, most people haven’t figured out what they are playing with; I’ll explain the bottom line of $WIN.

The platform indicates '5x leverage, 10x leverage', and many people dare to jump in.

You have 10,000 U in your account, and clearly, you can only withstand a risk of 500 U, yet in a moment of impulse, you open a position of 30,000 U — on the surface, it seems like 5x, but in reality, you have already leveraged it dozens of times.

If the market shakes slightly, you become the dealer's ATM, with no time to react.

Real experts treat contracts as risk management tools rather than a gambling table. Their profits come precisely from the chips left behind by those blindly liquidated.

The rhythm of an expert is very simple:

They spend 90% of the time waiting, waiting for the market to give a clear signal before acting, and when they do, they harvest precisely.

But most people prefer to do the opposite, frequently opening positions and making back-and-forth operations, the busier they get, the more they lose, and in the end, they pay all the fees to the platform.

To survive in contracts, the core is two words: restraint. While others are frantically betting everything, you need to keep your cool; when others are greedy, you must pull back.

My rule is: a single loss must not exceed 5% of the account; that’s the bottom line; but when there’s profit, you must let the profit run, don’t be in a hurry to lock it in just for a small gain.

Some say contracts are gambling, but that’s wrong — it’s the people who recklessly over-leverage and act on feelings that are gambling; those who can calculate rely on discipline and probability.

Contracts are not about courage; it’s about brains.

If you keep getting liquidated and confused, come find K, I’ll teach you how to calculate risks and catch the right rhythm. @不贪的阿 K

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Account from 20,000 U to 3,000 U? Brother K teaches you how to stop losses and save your life

Just yesterday, a new fan called me three times in a row, his voice trembling: "Brother K, my account has been cut from 20,000 U to half and then half again, now only 3,000 U is left, I can hear the crying in his voice."

I asked him: "Why didn't you stop loss when it started to drop?" He said: "At first, I thought it would rebound and I could sell, but each day dragged on, and the more I lost, the less I dared to sell, now I just can't bring myself to do it."

I've heard this so many times, this isn't trading cryptocurrency, it's pushing yourself into a pit of fire. Most people fall into this bad habit: when the market starts to drop, they are reluctant to sell, always hoping to "wait a little longer."

Today there's a small rebound, thinking if it rises a bit more I will sell; it drops 2 points, I comfort myself that it's a normal fluctuation; tomorrow it continues to drop, saying there’s no suitable point to sell; the day after, it bounces a bit, hoping to break even before selling. In the end, I watch helplessly as I lose dozens of points, all profits wiped out, and even get liquidated — this is not trading, it's waiting to die.

The market will never rebound just because you are soft-hearted. Mature traders draw the red line before placing orders: when it drops to a certain point, you must cut losses, no hesitation. If you're wrong, admit it, at worst, start over.

Unless it's a sure-value investment, you dare to buy more as it drops; but for short-term operations, stop loss is the lifeline. Trading is a long battle; if you want to live longer, you must extinguish the fantasy of "waiting for a rebound."

Don't wait until you are in a desperate situation to regret, the market won't save you, what can save you is the stop loss and take profit set before placing orders.
Once you were stumbling in the dark alone, now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on, will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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Don't panic sell during market fluctuations! Selling at the wrong time hurts 10 times more than losing money.

Recently, the numbers $BTC and $ETH have been fluctuating wildly, and some have been cursing their losses, but I've seen worse — selling in a panic after a 10% rise, only to see the price double, and then regretting it in the middle of the night. This feeling of 'selling at the wrong time' is ten times more painful than losing your principal.

In 2023, I fell into this trap: I held onto a coin in the L2 sector, got scared after a 15% rise, and liquidated my position overnight.

As a result, when this coin was listed on Binance, it shot up 20 times. During that time, every time I checked the market, I felt an itch; it really proved the saying, 'Opportunities come, but I just can't hold onto them.'

After years in the crypto space, I've realized: being able to hold onto high multiple gains is never just luck; it's the hard work of 'vision + position.' If you don't believe it can rise, even a slight fluctuation will make you uneasy, and how can you hold onto a tenfold coin?

From 2020 to 2021, out of the top 600 coins by market cap, 61 turned out to be hundredfold coins, with blind selection having a 10% chance.

But vision isn't about blindly holding; it needs to be based on market cap: expect hundredfold from coins with a circulating market value below 50 million, aim for 10-30 times from 100 million to 300 million, seek 5-15 times from 500 million to 1 billion, and take profits in batches of 25%-50% at key points, remaining steady through ups and downs.

To find bargains, look on-chain; most projects first ferment on-chain, then go to small exchanges, and finally surge onto Binance.

From 2020 to 2021, Binance listed 130 new coins, 97% of which rose, averaging over 10 times. Getting listed on Binance isn't the end; 63% can still rise another 1-5 times, 17% can surge 5-10 times, and even 2% can exceed 50 times.

The market is chaotic now, so don't just focus on short-term fluctuations. Choosing the right sector, calculating market cap, and managing position is much more reliable than blindly cutting losses and selling.

In the past, I was stumbling around in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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The screen light at two in the morning stings my eyes, the green bars on the K-line chart are still growing crazily, my finger hovers over the closing key, and I don't even dare to breathe heavily — this is countless times I've been on the brink of collapse in the middle of the night.

Who would have thought that someone who once lost hundreds of thousands of capital to just three digits could now earn stable profits from trading.

Those difficult nights taught me that what saves me is not some magical indicator, but the four rules honed through blood and tears. Even during the LUNA crash, I relied on them to come out unscathed.

First, don't chase the excitement, just wait for my "exclusive point."

I used to be afraid of missing out on opportunities, rushing in whenever I saw prices rise, resulting in buying high. Later, I resolutely quit the "fear of missing out," and drew support levels in advance, firmly refusing to act unless within the preset range, no matter how enticing the market was, I would pretend not to see it.

Second, staying alive is more important than anything.

Before opening a position, I first calculate the "worst-case scenario": how much can I lose at most? Will the position affect the next operation? The capital is the lifeblood of trading; as long as I have the green hills, I can afford to wait for the next wave of the market.

Third, profits should be "taken in parts," and never hold a full position stubbornly.

After making money, I divide the position into two halves, letting the main position follow the trend, and selling the sub-position in batches at key points. This way, even if the market suddenly reverses, I still have chips in hand to turn things around.

Fourth, if there’s no signal, just "lie flat."

Trading only recognizes rules, not emotions. If the moving average has no golden cross and volume hasn't increased, I must hold back even if I want to trade. I've experienced the consequences of blindly placing orders too many times.

Now, I no longer have to stay up late staring at the market, and my earnings have stabilized from the fluctuating tens of U to four digits.

In the past, I was a leek led by the market; now, holding the lamp of rules makes me feel particularly secure.

This clumsy method has been tested and found effective by me. Would you like to give it a try? @不贪的阿 K

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From 100,000 to 15,000,000 in the Crypto World: 4 Surefire Principles from an Old Hand

Meet an old hand in the crypto world, who turned 100,000 into 15,000,000. He awakened me with a single sentence: "This isn't a technical arena; it's an emotional amusement park—most people blindly follow the crowd; if you control your emotions, you can find hidden treasures."

His 4 principles are more effective than a hundred indicators.

First, don’t be greedy for small profits, and don’t take catastrophic risks.

This advice sounds light, but it stumps 80% of traders.

Some open a BTC long position with 20,000, panic to take profits after a 5% rise, and then watch the market soar to 25,000, hitting their thighs in regret; the next time, they learn “greed” and open another long position with 20,000, holding on through a 5% rise, only to see it drop back to 19,500 and cut losses. I've seen too many people trapped in this weird cycle, while the old hand remains unwavering—if the target isn't reached, hold on; if stop-loss is hit, cut losses.

Second, only engage with mainstream coins that are deeply oversold.

He doesn’t even look at those flashy new coins. I learned to do this: when BTC and ETH are down and no one dares to mention them, I first take a 10% position to build a foundation, not guessing the "absolute bottom," waiting until the price stabilizes above the 30-day moving average before acting. This method may seem clumsy, but it avoids countless traps of altcoins going to zero.

Third, confirm the trend before adding positions.

While others are frantically seizing “bottom-buying opportunities,” he waits for signals: when the 4-hour MA60 flattens and turns up, confirming an upward trend, he adds 20%-30% positions during pullbacks. Even if his cost is 1% higher than the “bottom buyers,” he never wades into murky waters when the trend is unclear—being caught in mid-air is far worse than earning slightly less.

Fourth, withdraw the principal first when in profit.

This is the most crucial step: after each rise, first transfer the principal and half the profit to a cold wallet. Last year, he guided a friend who had lost 600,000 to operate; after a 20% rise, he withdrew the principal, leaving the rest to fluctuate, and in half a year not only covered the losses but also earned enough for a family car.

The crypto world is never short of smart people; what it lacks are the “down-to-earth” individuals who can control their impulses and remain calm.

While everyone else chases prices up and down, if you follow the old hand’s methods, steadily maintaining trends and controlling positions, you will naturally pick up the chips that others frantically abandon—money in hand is real profit; staying calm means you've already won most of the battle.

Once I stumbled alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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说实话，我发现个挺有意思的事：自从把炒币当成正经工作来做，收益反而稳多了。

以前我跟多数人一样 —— 通宵盯盘、追涨杀跌，全凭感觉下单，结果亏得夜夜难眠。后来索性换了思路：既然天天耗在这上面，不如当成一份工作来对待。

现在每天按时 "上下班"，严格按规矩来，这几年反而稳定下来，年化能做到 50% 以上。分享些心得给新手：

我固定每天晚上九点后才操作，白天消息太杂，容易被带偏；赚钱了就得落袋为安，当天赚了 1000U，至少转 300U 到银行卡，别总想着翻倍，不然很可能一夜回到原点；下单不靠感觉，只看MACD、RSI 和布林带，至少两个指标发出一致信号才进场；止损必须有，能盯盘就跟着涨幅调止损，没空就直接设死 3% 止损线；还有个习惯，每周五必提走 30% 的利润，炒币不是玩数字游戏，钱进了银行卡才是真赚了。

做短线的小技巧：1 小时图出现连续两根阳线，短线可以考虑做多；要是行情横盘，就看 4 小时的支撑线，靠近支撑位再考虑进场。

至于要避开的坑：杠杆别超 10 倍，新手建议 5 倍以内；山寨币、空气币能不碰就不碰；一天最多做 3 单，避免情绪化操作；最重要的是 —— 绝对不能借钱炒币。

最后想说一句：炒币真把它当工作，按时上下班，到点就关机、吃饭、睡觉。心态稳了，账户自然就稳了。

以前一个人在黑夜里乱撞，现在灯在我手里。

灯一直亮着，你跟不跟？@不贪的阿 K

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Small funds want to turn around in the crypto world, don't blindly look for hundred times coins, remember one thing: catching one wave a day is enough, never over-leverage, and if the capital is less than 100,000, never be greedy.

I started with 1,000 U and after three years of pitfalls, I rolled to 300,000, relying not on luck, but on 8 iron rules ingrained in my bones.

High-frequency trading is a death knell.

Last year on the day of the ETH crash, I left 5% of my position to short, making 30 times in 3 hours;

But in the previous two years, I was hot-headed, opening 8 positions in one day, and in the end, the fees were higher than the profits, working hard for nothing.

Opening more than 3 positions in one day must disrupt the rhythm; being steady is more important than being fast.

When good news hits, run; don't believe in the nonsense of "continuous rise."

If you haven't sold on the day when major good news is released, you must clear your position on the next day's high open.

I have seen people stubbornly holding onto good news, only to have new investors take over and then plummet. The money from news is only enough to earn quickly.

A calendar is the best risk control officer. Reduce positions before the US CPI data on the 10th of each month, and clear contracts 48 hours before the Spring Festival and Thanksgiving.

On the night of the FTX collapse in 2023, I cleared 80% of my position in advance, while 90% of the fully leveraged students faced liquidation. Respecting the market allows you to survive longer.

5% position to conquer the world. For medium to long-term investments, never use heavy positions; BTC dollar-cost averaging only occupies 3% of the position but has outperformed 90% of heavy investors annually. Set stop-loss below 5% of support, and sell in batches once floating profits reach 50%; greed is the enemy of profit.

Short-term trading must be quick, and being in cash is even harder. Only take action with 15-minute candlesticks + KDJ golden cross; short when RSI exceeds 70 and go long when below 30.

During sideways trading (daily average fluctuation < 2%), resolutely lie flat. Last year, there were two months when I only looked at the market for 1 hour each day, instead of watching for 12 hours, I earned more.

Slow rises and fast falls are iron rules. In January this year, SOL dropped 40% in one hour, and the rebound only lasted 18 minutes; all those chasing the rise were trapped.

Stop-loss is more important than face; cut immediately if the direction is wrong. 3% of capital is the red line; after floating profits of 50%, a 20% pullback must run - I once held onto an ADA long position, losing half a year's profit in 3 days; I still keep the candlestick chart as a warning to myself.

Don't doubt technical signals. KDJ golden cross + volume increase dare to add positions; MACD divergence + volume decrease leave the market instantly; this is 100 times more reliable than "feelings."

Small funds turn around, relying on ingraining discipline into your bones, not on insider information.

In the past, I stumbled around alone in the dark; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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The biggest pitfall in the cryptocurrency world is wanting to 'win' as soon as you enter, yet no one teaches you to 'not lose' first.

I have a die-hard fan who started with 10,000 USDT and rolled it to 230,000. It wasn't due to any miraculous operations, but rather three notes I wrote—get the order right, and the market is your ATM; get it wrong, and you become someone else's stepping stone.

First note: First, plug the loophole in your principal.

When he received 10,000 USDT, I didn't teach him to look at K-lines; instead, I had him allocate his funds:

50% to buy spot, only choosing the top 20 market cap old coins; absolutely no movement on those sudden skyrocketing 'paratroopers';

30% locked in a cold wallet, with the key kept by me, and absolutely no release without clear signals;

The remaining 20% in a hot wallet, and he specifically put a note saying 'this money is not for trading' on his phone case.

For the first seven days, he didn’t make any trades but practiced the discipline of 'seeing opportunities without going all in'.

Second note: Let the exchanges work for you.

After plugging the loopholes, I taught him to earn stable arbitrage:

If the price difference between two exchanges for long-term coins exceeds 1.5%, take a screenshot and record it;

If the perpetual contract rate drops for 12 consecutive hours, falling below -0.02%, set an alarm.

When the two signals overlap, buy spot on Exchange A and open a corresponding short on Exchange B; a threefold profit is basically assured.

That A4 paper filled with steps was crumpled by him, but after thirty days, his account had increased by 40,000 USDT.

Third note: Wait for the 'safe window period' of new coins.

When his account broke 50,000 USDT, I handed him the third piece of paper: 'What the market makers fear is not that you have money, but that you understand the rules better than they do.'

In the first 72 hours of a new coin's launch, the order book is thin, and the spikes are fierce, occasionally there’s a 3-second 'system lag' opportunity.

He only followed three rules:

Maximum leverage of 3 times; never increase;

Place limit orders in common spike positions in advance;

Immediately close positions after triggering; never look back.

When TON launched, he used 20% of his position and made 87% in 8 minutes, then went straight to the gym, completely detached from the battle.

Many people ask every day, 'Where is the next hundred-fold coin?', yet they haven't considered whether their loopholes are plugged, whether they can stabilize arbitrage, or if they are waiting for the window period.

He had lost money before, eager to make quick cash, but after adopting these three notes, he went 45 days without a single emotional trade, steadily rolling 10,000 USDT to 230,000.

The essence of profit in the cryptocurrency world has always been 'defend first, then attack'.

Stop focusing on other people's profits; first, solidify your own financial defenses and thoroughly understand the methods to guarantee profits. @不贪的阿 K

Don't believe in making money in the crypto world through talent or insider knowledge—30 years ago, the 'Turtle Trading Experiment' already proved: ordinary people who stick to the rules can win more than geniuses who rush in recklessly.

I once guided a fan who couldn't even recognize all the candlesticks; using the core logic of the Turtle Trading Method, he grew from 800U to 42,000U in 45 days, and his secret was just two words: execution.

The essence of the Turtle Trading Method is not about predicting the market but about 'mechanically executing rules.' Applied to the crypto world, the core is three points—first is to survive by diversifying:

Split the capital into 5 parts, and only use 1 part for each trade.

When he started with 800U, he only moved 160U each time; even if he was wrong 5 times in a row, his total loss would only be 160U, always keeping enough capital to recover.

Secondly, only follow trends, do not guess bottoms:

We use the '20-day + 50-day moving average' as a signal—open a long position only when the BTC price is above the 20-day line, and the 20-day line crosses above the 50-day line (golden cross);

If it drops below the 20-day line, and the 20-day line crosses below the 50-day line (death cross), immediately liquidate.

In November last year, when BTC rose from 38,000 to 45,000, he strictly followed this signal, steadily earning a 15% profit.

The key is mechanical stop-loss and take-profit: he set a strict 2% stop-loss and 8% take-profit; no matter how enticing the market is, he executes at the set points.

Once, when $ETH surged, he opened a position at 1800U; when it rose to 1944U (8%), he immediately closed the position. Just after selling, it pulled back to 1750U, perfectly avoiding the pitfall.

Rolling profits also adhered to the rules; he only reinvested 50% of the profits, never risking additional capital.

He had blown up his account twice before, just because he acted based on feelings.

After switching to Turtle logic, the biggest change was 'not being entangled'—no need to stare at the screen late into the night, no need to listen to calls in the group; enter the market when the signal appears, exit when the rules are triggered.

In 45 days, there were no emotional trades; the account grew from 800U to 42,000U, and his family learned the method from him.

The crypto world has never been a playground for geniuses; it is an ATM for rule executors.

The Turtle Trading Method tells us: stable profits do not rely on luck, but on 'diversification + following trends + strict rules.'

Having little capital is not scary; what's scary is rushing to double it recklessly.

By sticking to the rules, you too can swim steadily towards profits like a 'Turtle' in the market.

Once, a person stumbled in the dark; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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With only a few hundred to a thousand U, do you fantasize about doubling overnight?

Don't be foolish; 99% of small investors in the crypto world have become someone else's "ATM".

But it's not the case that "only large capital can profit". I mentored a young brother who started with 1000 U and, after following the rhythm for 42 days, steadily grew his account to 58,000 U—not through luck, but through a method built on "stability".

For small investors to turn things around, the core is "position control + timing", and they must not act impulsively.

When he first started, I had him split his 1000 U into three parts: he only used 300 U for the first position, while the remaining 700 U was securely locked in his wallet—no chasing high positions, no bottom fishing, and definitely not holding onto losses; this is the "lifeline" for small investors.

I helped him focus on "certain opportunities": in a fluctuating market, be resolutely in cash, no matter how lively the calls in the group are;

Only wait for a clear trend—such as BTC retracing to key moving averages or ETH showing a clear golden cross signal—before precisely entering the market.

The market is never about consuming everything in one go; it's about taking small bites, and it turns out to be quite stable.

Rolling profits + strict stop-loss are key.

He made 100 U on his first trade, and I told him not to withdraw or add to his principal, but to use that 100 U for the next trade, allowing the profit to "generate its own profit".

The stop-loss line is even more crucial; set a hard stop-loss of 3%, and when it hits, cut immediately, without any fantasies of "waiting a bit longer".

Small investors must beware of greed; even in a good market, take profits when available.

When he reached 20,000 U, there was a wave of market surge, and I told him to withdraw 10,000 U first, continuing to roll the rest—turning over capital is never about gambling on one big win, but slowly building with compound interest.

Now, not only does he earn steadily himself, but he also guides his family to follow this method, and they have all avoided the traps of losses.

The smaller the capital, the more stable it must be.

Don't be impatient and recklessly open positions; stick to the rules of maintaining split positions, waiting for opportunities, and strictly stopping losses, and the snowball will naturally grow larger.

When the bull market arrives, you will already be at the front line of the starting point—this is not about grand promises, but about bringing real people who can stay calm and have strong execution skills to break through.

In the past, I was stumbling around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on, will you follow? @不贪的阿 K

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