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Focus on core currencies like BTC, ETH, SOL, providing 1-3 clear spot and contract strategies daily, establishing your own integrated profit system, all three parts are essential.
Focus on core currencies like BTC, ETH, SOL, providing 1-3 clear spot and contract strategies daily, establishing your own integrated profit system, all three parts are essential.
Only after spending a long time in the crypto world do you understand that this place has no warmth; the reality can be heart-wrenching and bone-chilling! It doesn't care how much sentiment you have or how old you are; it can quickly create outrageous differences among peers in a short period. In the same twenties, some people are pinching pennies for rent and utilities, making do with every meal; others are using the crypto world to secure down payments, flaunting luxury car keys and living life on easy mode. This gap has nothing to do with IQ; the core issue is whether you have accurately timed the market! Don't blindly believe in the myth of getting rich overnight in the crypto world; it offers ordinary people real opportunities for a comeback! You don't need a million in capital; just a few thousand or tens of thousands of U is enough. Find the right nodes, rely on discipline, execution, and patience, and you can dramatically rewrite your life trajectory. But this market eliminates people mercilessly, showing no mercy! Heavy investment, gambling on direction, emotional trading—though it seems like a bold bet, it actually overdraws your luck and puts you on a dead-end path. How many people, in a moment of impulse, lose all their capital, and when a big market arrives, can only stand by and watch others feast, while they lack even the qualification to enter, left only with regret? The market does not reward reckless gamblers; it favors those who can stay at the table. The crypto world is not lacking in big markets; what it lacks are those who endure until the market arrives and hold the chips. When the market explodes, whether you are present or have funds directly determines the outcome—either watching the excitement or filling your pockets, achieving a leap in social class. Those who are steady as old dogs are not without ambition; they understand the respect for the market! Sticking to discipline, controlling positions, and not being swayed by short-term fluctuations just wait for the opportunity to turn the tide. The cruelty of the crypto world lies in quickly widening the gap, and the fairness is: if you are sufficiently clear-headed and disciplined, even if you start low, you can seize opportunities to rewrite your life. Less gambling spirit, more patience; hold onto your capital and endure the fluctuations. The next one to reap the rewards of a big market might just be you! The market fluctuates every day; by holding onto your capital and original intent, you can also stand firm in the next cycle. Follow me @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288 , and I'll help you understand market logic and navigate through bull and bear markets! #币圈风控 #周期生存 #加密货币投资
Only after spending a long time in the crypto world do you understand that this place has no warmth; the reality can be heart-wrenching and bone-chilling!

It doesn't care how much sentiment you have or how old you are; it can quickly create outrageous differences among peers in a short period.

In the same twenties, some people are pinching pennies for rent and utilities, making do with every meal; others are using the crypto world to secure down payments, flaunting luxury car keys and living life on easy mode.

This gap has nothing to do with IQ; the core issue is whether you have accurately timed the market!

Don't blindly believe in the myth of getting rich overnight in the crypto world; it offers ordinary people real opportunities for a comeback!

You don't need a million in capital; just a few thousand or tens of thousands of U is enough. Find the right nodes, rely on discipline, execution, and patience, and you can dramatically rewrite your life trajectory.

But this market eliminates people mercilessly, showing no mercy!

Heavy investment, gambling on direction, emotional trading—though it seems like a bold bet, it actually overdraws your luck and puts you on a dead-end path.

How many people, in a moment of impulse, lose all their capital, and when a big market arrives, can only stand by and watch others feast, while they lack even the qualification to enter, left only with regret?

The market does not reward reckless gamblers; it favors those who can stay at the table. The crypto world is not lacking in big markets; what it lacks are those who endure until the market arrives and hold the chips.

When the market explodes, whether you are present or have funds directly determines the outcome—either watching the excitement or filling your pockets, achieving a leap in social class.

Those who are steady as old dogs are not without ambition; they understand the respect for the market! Sticking to discipline, controlling positions, and not being swayed by short-term fluctuations just wait for the opportunity to turn the tide.

The cruelty of the crypto world lies in quickly widening the gap, and the fairness is: if you are sufficiently clear-headed and disciplined, even if you start low, you can seize opportunities to rewrite your life.

Less gambling spirit, more patience; hold onto your capital and endure the fluctuations. The next one to reap the rewards of a big market might just be you!

The market fluctuates every day; by holding onto your capital and original intent, you can also stand firm in the next cycle. Follow me @顶级交易员昭财 , and I'll help you understand market logic and navigate through bull and bear markets! #币圈风控 #周期生存 #加密货币投资
Entered the scene at 29, got out at 37, a full eight years. 2023-2025 is my watershed, my account hit eight figures for the first time. Now staying in hotels for 3000 yuan a night without batting an eye. Someone asked: What do you rely on for trading coins? The answer from Da Jie is always one: Mindset first, skills second. The following 'Mind Principles' have been in my pocket for 8 years, today I’ll break them down into 5 points to share with everyone. 1️⃣ The Big Brother Law BTC is always the big brother; it rises, and then altcoins will have a chance; USDT is on a seesaw with it, when the big brother surges, stock up on U, be careful of USDT premiums. 2️⃣ Two Golden Windows a Day - 0-1 AM: Place limit orders before sleep, often pick up needles for free. - 6-8 AM: If it fell the night before + continues to fall during this period = close your eyes and add positions, high probability of a rebound today; if it rose the night before + continues to rise during this period = run fast, a drop is imminent. - 5 PM: US funds wake up, volatility increases, don’t get distracted. 3️⃣ Don’t be superstitious on Fridays Black Friday has fallen and risen; the key is to look at the news, don’t be scared out of your position by the calendar. $SENT 4️⃣ Non-air coins dare to hold on As long as there is trading volume, it will return within three to five days or a month; if you have money, add gradually, if not, stay flat, don’t cut your losses at the bottom. 5️⃣ The Ultimate Mind Principle: Patience My proudest trade: Dogecoin 0.085 → current price, 20 times +, all based on holding on. In the end, trading coins is all about patience, not winning rate. Small funds want to flip? Da Jie’s '5 don’ts and 5 musts' to memorize: No all-in, no heavy positions, no frequent trades, no chasing highs, no emotional bets. Must wait for shorts, must add positions gradually, must set stop-losses, must have a profit-loss ratio ≥ 3, must stay alive at the table. #加密市场反弹 Contract recovery 5-step method (personally tested by Da Jie): ① Stop-loss = cutting losses, don’t fantasize about a reversal in the next second; ② Eating both long and short positions is a godly operation; mere mortals only nibble on one side; ③ If you don’t understand, go flat; if your hands are itchy, use a simulated account; ④ Increase profits using a 'pyramid' method, never increase losses; ⑤ Look at the market ≤ 3 times a day, to prevent emotional highs. Trading = a one-person company, account = startup company, salary = angel round. First learn to survive at the table for 10 years, then talk about achieving 10 times annualized returns. Buffett earned 99% of his wealth at age 57, why are you in such a hurry? #巨鲸动向
Entered the scene at 29, got out at 37, a full eight years.

2023-2025 is my watershed, my account hit eight figures for the first time.

Now staying in hotels for 3000 yuan a night without batting an eye.

Someone asked: What do you rely on for trading coins?

The answer from Da Jie is always one:

Mindset first, skills second.

The following 'Mind Principles' have been in my pocket for 8 years, today I’ll break them down into 5 points to share with everyone.

1️⃣ The Big Brother Law

BTC is always the big brother; it rises, and then altcoins will have a chance; USDT is on a seesaw with it, when the big brother surges, stock up on U, be careful of USDT premiums.

2️⃣ Two Golden Windows a Day

- 0-1 AM: Place limit orders before sleep, often pick up needles for free.

- 6-8 AM: If it fell the night before + continues to fall during this period = close your eyes and add positions, high probability of a rebound today; if it rose the night before + continues to rise during this period = run fast, a drop is imminent.

- 5 PM: US funds wake up, volatility increases, don’t get distracted.

3️⃣ Don’t be superstitious on Fridays

Black Friday has fallen and risen; the key is to look at the news, don’t be scared out of your position by the calendar. $SENT

4️⃣ Non-air coins dare to hold on

As long as there is trading volume, it will return within three to five days or a month; if you have money, add gradually, if not, stay flat, don’t cut your losses at the bottom.

5️⃣ The Ultimate Mind Principle: Patience

My proudest trade: Dogecoin 0.085 → current price, 20 times +, all based on holding on.

In the end, trading coins is all about patience, not winning rate.

Small funds want to flip? Da Jie’s '5 don’ts and 5 musts' to memorize:

No all-in, no heavy positions, no frequent trades, no chasing highs, no emotional bets.

Must wait for shorts, must add positions gradually, must set stop-losses, must have a profit-loss ratio ≥ 3, must stay alive at the table.

#加密市场反弹
Contract recovery 5-step method (personally tested by Da Jie):

① Stop-loss = cutting losses, don’t fantasize about a reversal in the next second;

② Eating both long and short positions is a godly operation; mere mortals only nibble on one side;

③ If you don’t understand, go flat; if your hands are itchy, use a simulated account;

④ Increase profits using a 'pyramid' method, never increase losses;

⑤ Look at the market ≤ 3 times a day, to prevent emotional highs.

Trading = a one-person company, account = startup company, salary = angel round.

First learn to survive at the table for 10 years, then talk about achieving 10 times annualized returns.

Buffett earned 99% of his wealth at age 57, why are you in such a hurry?

#巨鲸动向
Contracts are truly a thing where heaven is an inch away, and hell is just a moment away. I still remember the first time I played with contracts, with 8000U in hand, I impulsively wanted to go big and directly opened a 100x leverage. As a result, the market just shook lightly, and in fifteen minutes, half of my position was gone. That day, I sat in front of the computer, my heart racing like a drum, staring intently at the red numbers jumping on the screen, my mind went blank with a buzz. It was at that moment that I fully understood—liquidation is not an accident, it is clearly the market's gentlest "welcome gift" for newcomers. Since then, I started to learn to respect the market: no longer dreaming of getting rich overnight, and no longer letting emotions dictate my trading decisions. Slowly, I truly understood that contracts are not gambling; they are an art of risk management. I have seen many brothers like this: making a little money and thinking they are the chosen ones, getting carried away, and then facing liquidation every few days; there are also those who can't sleep because of losses, staring at the market until four in the morning, ultimately consumed by their own emotions, losing more and panicking more, making even more mistakes. In fact, they don’t understand that true contract experts spend most of their time waiting—70% of the time staying out of the market waiting for opportunities, and 30% of the time finding the right rhythm to go in heavily, making a clean profit with one move. Last year, I relied on the Bollinger Bands indicator and caught the big market movement of SOL. Others were blindly looking at a bunch of candlesticks and chasing news randomly; I focused only on the rhythm: when the Bollinger Bands contract, the market is building momentum; when they expand, the opportunity is coming; I entered the market in batches at the lower band, with stop-loss directly set at the previous low, never taking chances. With this move, in three weeks, I made thirty times my investment. It’s not that I can predict the market; it was strict discipline that withstood the volatility. Now, I have engraved three iron rules in my mind, unbreakable: 1. A single loss must not exceed 2%, cut losses without hesitation when the time comes; 2. No more than two trades a day, too many can disrupt the rhythm; 3. When floating profit reaches 50%, immediately withdraw the principal to secure it, and use the remaining profit for speculation. These three rules may seem rigid, but it is precisely this "rigidity" that has allowed me to survive steadily in the crypto world up to now. @@Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
Contracts are truly a thing where heaven is an inch away, and hell is just a moment away.

I still remember the first time I played with contracts, with 8000U in hand, I impulsively wanted to go big and directly opened a 100x leverage.

As a result, the market just shook lightly, and in fifteen minutes, half of my position was gone.

That day, I sat in front of the computer, my heart racing like a drum, staring intently at the red numbers jumping on the screen, my mind went blank with a buzz.

It was at that moment that I fully understood—liquidation is not an accident, it is clearly the market's gentlest "welcome gift" for newcomers.

Since then, I started to learn to respect the market: no longer dreaming of getting rich overnight, and no longer letting emotions dictate my trading decisions.

Slowly, I truly understood that contracts are not gambling; they are an art of risk management.

I have seen many brothers like this: making a little money and thinking they are the chosen ones, getting carried away, and then facing liquidation every few days; there are also those who can't sleep because of losses, staring at the market until four in the morning, ultimately consumed by their own emotions, losing more and panicking more, making even more mistakes.

In fact, they don’t understand that true contract experts spend most of their time waiting—70% of the time staying out of the market waiting for opportunities, and 30% of the time finding the right rhythm to go in heavily, making a clean profit with one move.

Last year, I relied on the Bollinger Bands indicator and caught the big market movement of SOL.

Others were blindly looking at a bunch of candlesticks and chasing news randomly; I focused only on the rhythm: when the Bollinger Bands contract, the market is building momentum; when they expand, the opportunity is coming; I entered the market in batches at the lower band, with stop-loss directly set at the previous low, never taking chances.

With this move, in three weeks, I made thirty times my investment. It’s not that I can predict the market; it was strict discipline that withstood the volatility.

Now, I have engraved three iron rules in my mind, unbreakable:

1. A single loss must not exceed 2%, cut losses without hesitation when the time comes;

2. No more than two trades a day, too many can disrupt the rhythm;

3. When floating profit reaches 50%, immediately withdraw the principal to secure it, and use the remaining profit for speculation.

These three rules may seem rigid, but it is precisely this "rigidity" that has allowed me to survive steadily in the crypto world up to now. @@顶级交易员昭财
Having rooted in Shanghai for these years, the house I live in, the rental properties, and that car I've always dreamed of, none of it relied on 'daddy's help'; everything was earned through my seven years of hard work in the cryptocurrency world. Starting with 200,000 yuan in capital, at my worst, I lost it down to less than 50,000, and there were nights of insomnia when I wanted to give up. Fortunately, I didn't truly collapse; relying on the 'stubborn method' of grinding through reviews, I gradually rolled up to a net worth of tens of millions, with one wave of market conditions increasing by 300 times in three months, earning me millions in one go. Behind this are the blood and tears lessons accumulated over more than 2,900 days and nights of trial and error, which I will share with everyone today. First: Let's talk about bull markets; it's not just about blindly picking up money. Many people bite off more than they can chew, trying to dabble in every sector, and in the end, they lose comprehensively. I have always focused on one lane, holding onto the main upward trend without letting go: when new hotspots emerge, I focus intensely on that field, thoroughly researching the leading and supplementary targets; get it right once, and you can fully capitalize on the market. Second: When buying cryptocurrencies, I only believe in 'buying new, not old.' Those low-priced old coins are mostly 'junk'; the market always prefers new stories and new expectations. Don't let so-called 'nostalgia' empty your wallet; rationality is the way to go. Third: Contracts must be approached with caution. I have earned eight-figure sums from them, but I cannot count the number of times I have been liquidated. If you really want to touch them, remember three rules: don't go all in, leverage should not exceed 5 times, and stop-losses must be as natural as breathing; never have a mindset of luck. Fourth: The most important thing is to understand the cycle; the four-year cycle in the crypto world is a hard law. At the end of a bull market, you must clear out altcoins! When even the delivery guy is chasing after you asking 'which coin can multiply ten times,' that's the peak; if you don't withdraw in time, a 90% retracement in a bear market is waiting for you. I have no talent or insider information; surviving relies entirely on 'stubborn effort.' If you want to establish yourself long-term in the cryptocurrency world, don't first ask 'which coin can double'; first, ask yourself if you can withstand a 90% drop and still hold steady. Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle; it's not that they lack effort but that they lack a guiding light. The market is often present, but opportunities wait for no one—follow me, Little Yang, to step out of the darkness. @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
Having rooted in Shanghai for these years, the house I live in, the rental properties, and that car I've always dreamed of, none of it relied on 'daddy's help'; everything was earned through my seven years of hard work in the cryptocurrency world. Starting with 200,000 yuan in capital, at my worst, I lost it down to less than 50,000, and there were nights of insomnia when I wanted to give up.

Fortunately, I didn't truly collapse; relying on the 'stubborn method' of grinding through reviews, I gradually rolled up to a net worth of tens of millions, with one wave of market conditions increasing by 300 times in three months, earning me millions in one go. Behind this are the blood and tears lessons accumulated over more than 2,900 days and nights of trial and error, which I will share with everyone today.

First: Let's talk about bull markets; it's not just about blindly picking up money. Many people bite off more than they can chew, trying to dabble in every sector, and in the end, they lose comprehensively. I have always focused on one lane, holding onto the main upward trend without letting go: when new hotspots emerge, I focus intensely on that field, thoroughly researching the leading and supplementary targets; get it right once, and you can fully capitalize on the market.

Second: When buying cryptocurrencies, I only believe in 'buying new, not old.' Those low-priced old coins are mostly 'junk'; the market always prefers new stories and new expectations. Don't let so-called 'nostalgia' empty your wallet; rationality is the way to go.

Third: Contracts must be approached with caution. I have earned eight-figure sums from them, but I cannot count the number of times I have been liquidated. If you really want to touch them, remember three rules: don't go all in, leverage should not exceed 5 times, and stop-losses must be as natural as breathing; never have a mindset of luck.

Fourth: The most important thing is to understand the cycle; the four-year cycle in the crypto world is a hard law. At the end of a bull market, you must clear out altcoins! When even the delivery guy is chasing after you asking 'which coin can multiply ten times,' that's the peak; if you don't withdraw in time, a 90% retracement in a bear market is waiting for you. I have no talent or insider information; surviving relies entirely on 'stubborn effort.'

If you want to establish yourself long-term in the cryptocurrency world, don't first ask 'which coin can double'; first, ask yourself if you can withstand a 90% drop and still hold steady.

Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle; it's not that they lack effort but that they lack a guiding light. The market is often present, but opportunities wait for no one—follow me, Little Yang, to step out of the darkness. @顶级交易员昭财
People around me who play with cryptocurrencies are asking me, Xiao Yang: Supply is halved, demand hasn't decreased, why is Bitcoin continuously falling? In fact, don't blame the halving; on the surface, it's panic selling, but the colder truth behind it is—it's not the crypto world that has changed; it's the 'blood' of the market that has been drained. And the one draining it is the U.S. Treasury over in Washington; its 'faucet' has already rusted! ► A strange 'market drought' The U.S. government is currently facing a shutdown crisis, and the Treasury is in a dilemma: it can borrow money but can't spend it. Over $150 billion in cash is like frozen living water, stuck in bureaucratic processes and unable to flow into the market. The crypto space is the most sensitive battlefield for funds; when the flow of money stops, the market naturally can't hold, and the price drop is just the most straightforward signal. ► Who is really pricing Bitcoin? Let me tell you the truth: in the short term, it's about sentiment; in the medium term, it's about narrative; and in the long term, it's always about cash flow. Money is the blood of the market; if it can't flow, even the best assets must bow down. This is not a matter of faith; it's the underlying logic of the market, just like physical laws that cannot be violated. ► Where is the turning point? Don't guess the bottom blindly in candlestick charts; the real barometer is the door that has reopened in Washington. Once the U.S. government resumes operations and the Treasury unfreezes funds, the 'faucet' will be turned on again, and the repressed demand will rebound together with the living water, and then the rebound of Bitcoin will only be faster, not slower. What we need right now is not anxiety, but patience. The market is never going to remain depressed forever; it's just waiting for an opportunity: waiting for money to flow again, waiting for the market to regain its heartbeat. I've always said that trading cryptocurrencies requires following the right people and watching the right waters to get on the right train. Although the living water hasn't arrived yet, it's already brewing—just wait for the right moment. Follow me, Xiao Yang, for continuous updates on U.S. policy trends and market cash flow changes, and let's firmly establish ourselves in the crypto space! #币安合约实盘 #加密市场回调
People around me who play with cryptocurrencies are asking me, Xiao Yang: Supply is halved, demand hasn't decreased, why is Bitcoin continuously falling?

In fact, don't blame the halving; on the surface, it's panic selling, but the colder truth behind it is—it's not the crypto world that has changed; it's the 'blood' of the market that has been drained.

And the one draining it is the U.S. Treasury over in Washington; its 'faucet' has already rusted!

► A strange 'market drought' The U.S. government is currently facing a shutdown crisis, and the Treasury is in a dilemma: it can borrow money but can't spend it. Over $150 billion in cash is like frozen living water, stuck in bureaucratic processes and unable to flow into the market. The crypto space is the most sensitive battlefield for funds; when the flow of money stops, the market naturally can't hold, and the price drop is just the most straightforward signal.

► Who is really pricing Bitcoin? Let me tell you the truth: in the short term, it's about sentiment; in the medium term, it's about narrative; and in the long term, it's always about cash flow. Money is the blood of the market; if it can't flow, even the best assets must bow down. This is not a matter of faith; it's the underlying logic of the market, just like physical laws that cannot be violated.

► Where is the turning point? Don't guess the bottom blindly in candlestick charts; the real barometer is the door that has reopened in Washington. Once the U.S. government resumes operations and the Treasury unfreezes funds, the 'faucet' will be turned on again, and the repressed demand will rebound together with the living water, and then the rebound of Bitcoin will only be faster, not slower.

What we need right now is not anxiety, but patience. The market is never going to remain depressed forever; it's just waiting for an opportunity: waiting for money to flow again, waiting for the market to regain its heartbeat. I've always said that trading cryptocurrencies requires following the right people and watching the right waters to get on the right train. Although the living water hasn't arrived yet, it's already brewing—just wait for the right moment.

Follow me, Xiao Yang, for continuous updates on U.S. policy trends and market cash flow changes, and let's firmly establish ourselves in the crypto space! #币安合约实盘 #加密市场回调
Brothers, just now, a brother rushed to find me, saying that his U account was frozen, and his tone was full of panic. After asking for details, I found out that the problem was with the merchant, but he also did not do a good job of risk control. Using this incident, I must talk to everyone about avoiding pitfalls in cashing out, and don't wait until the money can't be withdrawn and regret it. His experience is very typical: when cashing out U, the merchant said to use a family member's account to make the payment, and he accepted it without thinking. #Cryptocurrency Market Observation $币安人生 As a result, as soon as the money arrived, the bank card was frozen. Later, it was clarified that the merchant used an account that did not belong to him for payment, either to evade platform rules or because the source of funds was unclear, triggering the bank's risk control and must be frozen. In fact, if you want to cash out U safely, just remember 3 pieces of advice that I have used for many years without stepping on any mines. #Survival Rules in the Crypto Circle 1. Payments from accounts that do not belong to you, refuse directly! No matter what excuse the merchant gives such as "friends making the payment" or "family helping," immediately cancel the order and change the merchant. This is the bottom line, and don't give an inch. 2. Prioritize choosing merchants with good reputations. These merchants have been strictly reviewed by the platform, and their credibility and transaction records are reliable, providing an extra layer of protection. Don't be tempted by small exchange rate differences. Risking account freezes for a few bucks is not worth it. 3. Learn tutorials in advance to avoid detours. Spend 10 minutes to understand the cash-out process, and you can avoid 90% of the pitfalls. The trading waters in the crypto circle are deep, and doing enough homework in advance is the only way to protect the capital you worked hard to earn. Lastly, a reminder: whether you are a novice or an experienced player, when cashing out U, you must stay vigilant about safety. Reliable merchants + standardized processes are the key to protecting your capital. I only engage in real transactions, not virtual ones. Brothers who want to avoid pitfalls and earn steadily, don't wander alone in the crypto circle. Follow me @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288 , use winning logic to protect your capital and earn steadily! 🔥#币圈风控 $ETH $SOL
Brothers, just now, a brother rushed to find me, saying that his U account was frozen, and his tone was full of panic.

After asking for details, I found out that the problem was with the merchant, but he also did not do a good job of risk control. Using this incident, I must talk to everyone about avoiding pitfalls in cashing out, and don't wait until the money can't be withdrawn and regret it.

His experience is very typical: when cashing out U, the merchant said to use a family member's account to make the payment, and he accepted it without thinking. #Cryptocurrency Market Observation $币安人生

As a result, as soon as the money arrived, the bank card was frozen.

Later, it was clarified that the merchant used an account that did not belong to him for payment, either to evade platform rules or because the source of funds was unclear, triggering the bank's risk control and must be frozen.

In fact, if you want to cash out U safely, just remember 3 pieces of advice that I have used for many years without stepping on any mines. #Survival Rules in the Crypto Circle

1. Payments from accounts that do not belong to you, refuse directly! No matter what excuse the merchant gives such as "friends making the payment" or "family helping," immediately cancel the order and change the merchant. This is the bottom line, and don't give an inch.

2. Prioritize choosing merchants with good reputations. These merchants have been strictly reviewed by the platform, and their credibility and transaction records are reliable, providing an extra layer of protection. Don't be tempted by small exchange rate differences. Risking account freezes for a few bucks is not worth it.

3. Learn tutorials in advance to avoid detours. Spend 10 minutes to understand the cash-out process, and you can avoid 90% of the pitfalls.

The trading waters in the crypto circle are deep, and doing enough homework in advance is the only way to protect the capital you worked hard to earn.

Lastly, a reminder: whether you are a novice or an experienced player, when cashing out U, you must stay vigilant about safety. Reliable merchants + standardized processes are the key to protecting your capital.

I only engage in real transactions, not virtual ones. Brothers who want to avoid pitfalls and earn steadily, don't wander alone in the crypto circle.

Follow me @顶级交易员昭财 , use winning logic to protect your capital and earn steadily! 🔥#币圈风控 $ETH $SOL
After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies and making 20 million, it’s not just luck; I’ve really learned these lessons through numerous losses. Recently, many fans have asked me, “Bro, how do you choose coins and make trades?” To be honest, my method is very simple, but it’s precisely these simple things that are the key to making real money. Many people see the market fluctuating greatly and can’t help but want to “go for it,” but after some hasty operations, they either get liquidated or suffer huge losses. I used to make these mistakes too, and looking back, I realize it was really foolish. Today, I’ll share my secrets for choosing coins and making trades. Just learn well and execute: 1. Start by selecting coins from the gainers list: Only coins that have risen have an active market and subsequent opportunities. If a coin has been stagnant, buying it is just a waste of time; 2. Don’t focus on short-term candlesticks, instead look at the monthly MACD: Enter the market when the monthly MACD golden cross appears; if there’s no golden cross, stay in cash. Candlestick charts only reflect short-term fluctuations, while real opportunities lie in long-term trends. Don’t bet on a rebound from an oversold condition; low-probability events are likely to result in losses. 3. Keep a close eye on the 60-day and 70-day lines for adding positions: I check the 60-day line every day. If the coin price pulls back near the 70-day line and the trading volume starts to increase, I dare to decisively add to my position. At this point, stay calm; wait for the signal to act, and be patient if there’s no signal; 4. Don’t get attached once you enter; exit if the line is broken: Hold your position if the price rises, but sell immediately if it falls below a key line. Many people incur losses because they “can’t bear to leave,” always hoping for a rebound, ultimately turning profits into losses. 5. Take profits with a rhythm; don’t be greedy: Reduce half of your position when you make a 30% profit and then reduce half again at 50%. Remember, the market can change at any time; if you miss an opportunity, it’s okay; there will be another chance; 6. Core iron rule: Sell immediately if it breaks the 70-day line! This is a rule I stick to for every trade, regardless of how long I’ve held a position. If it breaks the line, I withdraw; I don’t fight against the market or gamble with my life. This rule is the key to my survival in the cryptocurrency circle. In cryptocurrency trading, the simpler it is, the easier it is to execute. Don’t always think about making a big turnaround; the real way to make money is through consistent discipline and emotional control. I, Xiao Yang, only do live trading, and I don’t make empty promises. My team still has open positions. If you want to learn real methods and turn your situation around, come and join the ride! #加密市场观察 @@Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies and making 20 million, it’s not just luck; I’ve really learned these lessons through numerous losses. Recently, many fans have asked me, “Bro, how do you choose coins and make trades?”

To be honest, my method is very simple, but it’s precisely these simple things that are the key to making real money.

Many people see the market fluctuating greatly and can’t help but want to “go for it,” but after some hasty operations, they either get liquidated or suffer huge losses.

I used to make these mistakes too, and looking back, I realize it was really foolish.

Today, I’ll share my secrets for choosing coins and making trades. Just learn well and execute:

1. Start by selecting coins from the gainers list: Only coins that have risen have an active market and subsequent opportunities. If a coin has been stagnant, buying it is just a waste of time;

2. Don’t focus on short-term candlesticks, instead look at the monthly MACD: Enter the market when the monthly MACD golden cross appears; if there’s no golden cross, stay in cash. Candlestick charts only reflect short-term fluctuations, while real opportunities lie in long-term trends. Don’t bet on a rebound from an oversold condition; low-probability events are likely to result in losses.

3. Keep a close eye on the 60-day and 70-day lines for adding positions: I check the 60-day line every day. If the coin price pulls back near the 70-day line and the trading volume starts to increase, I dare to decisively add to my position. At this point, stay calm; wait for the signal to act, and be patient if there’s no signal;

4. Don’t get attached once you enter; exit if the line is broken: Hold your position if the price rises, but sell immediately if it falls below a key line. Many people incur losses because they “can’t bear to leave,” always hoping for a rebound, ultimately turning profits into losses.

5. Take profits with a rhythm; don’t be greedy: Reduce half of your position when you make a 30% profit and then reduce half again at 50%. Remember, the market can change at any time; if you miss an opportunity, it’s okay; there will be another chance;

6. Core iron rule: Sell immediately if it breaks the 70-day line! This is a rule I stick to for every trade, regardless of how long I’ve held a position. If it breaks the line, I withdraw; I don’t fight against the market or gamble with my life. This rule is the key to my survival in the cryptocurrency circle.

In cryptocurrency trading, the simpler it is, the easier it is to execute. Don’t always think about making a big turnaround; the real way to make money is through consistent discipline and emotional control.

I, Xiao Yang, only do live trading, and I don’t make empty promises. My team still has open positions. If you want to learn real methods and turn your situation around, come and join the ride! #加密市场观察 @@顶级交易员昭财
After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, the craziest time was in 2017. At that time, I bet on ADA, a altcoin, starting my position at $0.03, and three months later it rose to $1.2, with my account profit nearing 40 times. During that period, the first thing I did every morning was check how many more zeros my account had, and I even started calculating buying a house. But guess what? I didn't sell. Later, ADA fell back to $0.2, with 80% of the profit given back, and the thought of buying a house completely faded away. This experience made me understand completely: in the crypto world, those who can buy are the apprentices, and those who can sell are the masters. The profit-taking and stop-loss methods below are practical insights I exchanged for real money, and they are particularly suitable for ordinary people who don’t want to stare at the screens. First, let's talk about profit-taking: I now use a "ladder profit-taking" strategy. For example, if a coin rises from $1 to $2, I sell 30% of my principal first, and any subsequent rise or fall has already recouped the cost; if it rises to $3, I sell another 30%, leaving 40% set for a trailing stop-loss—if the price retraces 15% from the high, it will automatically liquidate. This method allows me to fully take advantage of the main bullish wave without wasting my efforts. Now, regarding stop-loss: my iron rule is that a single loss must not exceed 5% of the principal. For instance, if I build a position with $10,000, I must stop-loss if I have a floating loss of $500. In practice, I will set a condition order for a -10% stop-loss in advance, securing safety for the trade. Let me share a counter-intuitive tip: lower your profit targets. Many people want to sell at the highest point and end up missing the best opportunity. Now I'm satisfied as long as I can catch the body of the fish, leaving the tail for others, which has allowed me to achieve a stable profit of 35% this year. Honestly: over these eight years, I’ve seen too many stories of overnight wealth, but more people have exhausted their capital on the roller coaster. The ones who can truly take profits are those who adhere to discipline like robots. I remember once after a stop-loss the coin price doubled, my friend laughed at me for being timid, but I had no regrets—three months later that coin went to zero. Staying alive in the crypto world is much more important than making quick money. I only do real trades, I don’t sugarcoat! Now the team still has open positions, for those brothers and sisters who want to learn real methods and turn things around, come on board and let’s get to work! #加密市场观察 #币圈止盈止损技巧
After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, the craziest time was in 2017. At that time, I bet on ADA, a altcoin, starting my position at $0.03, and three months later it rose to $1.2, with my account profit nearing 40 times.

During that period, the first thing I did every morning was check how many more zeros my account had, and I even started calculating buying a house. But guess what? I didn't sell.

Later, ADA fell back to $0.2, with 80% of the profit given back, and the thought of buying a house completely faded away.

This experience made me understand completely: in the crypto world, those who can buy are the apprentices, and those who can sell are the masters.

The profit-taking and stop-loss methods below are practical insights I exchanged for real money, and they are particularly suitable for ordinary people who don’t want to stare at the screens.

First, let's talk about profit-taking: I now use a "ladder profit-taking" strategy.

For example, if a coin rises from $1 to $2, I sell 30% of my principal first, and any subsequent rise or fall has already recouped the cost; if it rises to $3, I sell another 30%, leaving 40% set for a trailing stop-loss—if the price retraces 15% from the high, it will automatically liquidate.

This method allows me to fully take advantage of the main bullish wave without wasting my efforts. Now, regarding stop-loss: my iron rule is that a single loss must not exceed 5% of the principal.

For instance, if I build a position with $10,000, I must stop-loss if I have a floating loss of $500. In practice, I will set a condition order for a -10% stop-loss in advance, securing safety for the trade.

Let me share a counter-intuitive tip: lower your profit targets.

Many people want to sell at the highest point and end up missing the best opportunity. Now I'm satisfied as long as I can catch the body of the fish, leaving the tail for others, which has allowed me to achieve a stable profit of 35% this year.

Honestly: over these eight years, I’ve seen too many stories of overnight wealth, but more people have exhausted their capital on the roller coaster.

The ones who can truly take profits are those who adhere to discipline like robots.

I remember once after a stop-loss the coin price doubled, my friend laughed at me for being timid, but I had no regrets—three months later that coin went to zero.

Staying alive in the crypto world is much more important than making quick money.

I only do real trades, I don’t sugarcoat! Now the team still has open positions, for those brothers and sisters who want to learn real methods and turn things around, come on board and let’s get to work! #加密市场观察 #币圈止盈止损技巧
A fan who deals in spot trading asked me: “Master, why are you always so calm and slow? You only make three to four waves of market movements in a year, yet you can always double your profits?” I pushed aside my teacup and talked to him about the trading logic I have grasped over 8 years of hard work; the core lies in 'frequency reduction and defensive posture.' $DASH First, enlarge the cycle, treat all fluctuations below the daily line as noise and ignore them, and use the 4-hour line only to observe the structure. The truly worthy signals for betting must appear at the daily or even weekly level. For trial positions, only use extremely light positions, like tossing a stone to ask for directions, and never blindly use heavy positions. Once the weekly close confirms the direction, gradually increase the position, and set the stop-loss just outside the opposite low of the weekly K-line—wide enough to allow the market to fluctuate freely, and wide enough for me to sleep soundly through the night. From opening to closing positions, the shortest holding period will be one month, during which I hardly watch the market. After each daily close, I spend three minutes comparing to the plan, confirming whether the market is in a continuation trend or a consolidation phase, so I can have a clear understanding. During the rest of the time, I read books, work out, and also took on a part-time job, always treating trading as a side business, not letting market conditions control my emotions. People around me only know that I 'make some investments,' no one is aware that I hold a seven-figure position. They cannot hold onto their trades, only because their eyes are full of floating profits and losses; I can stay steady because I only focus on the life and death of the trend— as long as the structure is intact, I treat this trade as if it does not exist. Out of ten small stop losses, nine times are just wasted, but the tenth time can recover all costs and even provide an additional year of living expenses. Big money is given by the market, not earned through frequent trading. If you are afraid of tension, start with 0.1 lots, double it and then add more; as the frequency decreases, the tolerance naturally increases. In a year, capture three to four waves, with each wave targeting 50%, and compounded, that’s enough to double. The cryptocurrency market is not short of volatility; what is lacking is the determination not to treat volatility as market movements. Follow @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288 , let the market work for you, that is the long-term way. #美国CPI数据即将公布 #加密市场观察
A fan who deals in spot trading asked me: “Master, why are you always so calm and slow? You only make three to four waves of market movements in a year, yet you can always double your profits?”

I pushed aside my teacup and talked to him about the trading logic I have grasped over 8 years of hard work; the core lies in 'frequency reduction and defensive posture.' $DASH

First, enlarge the cycle, treat all fluctuations below the daily line as noise and ignore them, and use the 4-hour line only to observe the structure. The truly worthy signals for betting must appear at the daily or even weekly level.

For trial positions, only use extremely light positions, like tossing a stone to ask for directions, and never blindly use heavy positions.

Once the weekly close confirms the direction, gradually increase the position, and set the stop-loss just outside the opposite low of the weekly K-line—wide enough to allow the market to fluctuate freely, and wide enough for me to sleep soundly through the night.

From opening to closing positions, the shortest holding period will be one month, during which I hardly watch the market.

After each daily close, I spend three minutes comparing to the plan, confirming whether the market is in a continuation trend or a consolidation phase, so I can have a clear understanding.

During the rest of the time, I read books, work out, and also took on a part-time job, always treating trading as a side business, not letting market conditions control my emotions.

People around me only know that I 'make some investments,' no one is aware that I hold a seven-figure position.

They cannot hold onto their trades, only because their eyes are full of floating profits and losses; I can stay steady because I only focus on the life and death of the trend— as long as the structure is intact, I treat this trade as if it does not exist.

Out of ten small stop losses, nine times are just wasted, but the tenth time can recover all costs and even provide an additional year of living expenses.

Big money is given by the market, not earned through frequent trading. If you are afraid of tension, start with 0.1 lots, double it and then add more; as the frequency decreases, the tolerance naturally increases.

In a year, capture three to four waves, with each wave targeting 50%, and compounded, that’s enough to double. The cryptocurrency market is not short of volatility; what is lacking is the determination not to treat volatility as market movements.

Follow @顶级交易员昭财 , let the market work for you, that is the long-term way. #美国CPI数据即将公布 #加密市场观察
I am Zhao Cai, an old player who has been in the cryptocurrency circle for 7 years. In these 7 years, I have endured the darkest moments: liquidation, debt, being ensnared by online loans, and I once watched helplessly as my 200,000 principal went to zero in a day. But I also managed to make a comeback on my own, starting from 1,000 USDT and eventually rolling it to 20 million. #GetRichInCrypto Today, I won't preach; as a survivor, I will share with you 9 core insights gained from 7 years of blood and tears without reservation. $AXS 1. Small investors make profits: With a principal of 10,000 or less, catch one major market trend each day, do not be greedy, do not go all in, and eliminate the risk of losing everything. 2. Quick exit on good news: If you haven't sold major good news on the day it occurs, immediately leave the market the next day when it opens high; the realization of good news often marks the beginning of bad news. 3. Keep an eye on news and holidays: News and holidays greatly influence the market; adjust strategies and reduce holdings in advance, and wait for clarity when the direction is uncertain. $HANA 4. Light positions for medium to long term: The market is volatile, so for medium to long-term investments, you must enter with light positions; stability is the long-term strategy. 5. Quick in and out for short-term: Go with the trend, enter precisely when the market is clear, and exit once you profit; be patient and stay out during dull times, do not be greedy or hesitant. 6. Understand the laws of volatility: Slow volatility corresponds to slow rebounds, and fast volatility is accompanied by quick corrections; use these laws to find entry and exit points. 7. Do not hold onto losing positions: If the position is wrong or the direction is off, immediately cut losses to protect your principal; holding onto losing positions will only increase your losses. 8. Make good use of 15-minute candlesticks: For short-term trading, you must look at the 15-minute candlesticks, paired with the KDJ indicator, to accurately identify entry opportunities. 9. Mindset determines success or failure: No matter how many techniques you have, mindset is key; do not be influenced by market emotions, not being greedy is winning. #加密市场观察 If you keep going in circles and want to master the real way to turn things around, come to me, and I will help you avoid traps and achieve steady profits.
I am Zhao Cai, an old player who has been in the cryptocurrency circle for 7 years.

In these 7 years, I have endured the darkest moments: liquidation, debt, being ensnared by online loans, and I once watched helplessly as my 200,000 principal went to zero in a day.

But I also managed to make a comeback on my own, starting from 1,000 USDT and eventually rolling it to 20 million. #GetRichInCrypto

Today, I won't preach; as a survivor, I will share with you 9 core insights gained from 7 years of blood and tears without reservation. $AXS

1. Small investors make profits: With a principal of 10,000 or less, catch one major market trend each day, do not be greedy, do not go all in, and eliminate the risk of losing everything.

2. Quick exit on good news: If you haven't sold major good news on the day it occurs, immediately leave the market the next day when it opens high; the realization of good news often marks the beginning of bad news.

3. Keep an eye on news and holidays: News and holidays greatly influence the market; adjust strategies and reduce holdings in advance, and wait for clarity when the direction is uncertain. $HANA

4. Light positions for medium to long term: The market is volatile, so for medium to long-term investments, you must enter with light positions; stability is the long-term strategy.

5. Quick in and out for short-term: Go with the trend, enter precisely when the market is clear, and exit once you profit; be patient and stay out during dull times, do not be greedy or hesitant.

6. Understand the laws of volatility: Slow volatility corresponds to slow rebounds, and fast volatility is accompanied by quick corrections; use these laws to find entry and exit points.

7. Do not hold onto losing positions: If the position is wrong or the direction is off, immediately cut losses to protect your principal; holding onto losing positions will only increase your losses.

8. Make good use of 15-minute candlesticks: For short-term trading, you must look at the 15-minute candlesticks, paired with the KDJ indicator, to accurately identify entry opportunities.

9. Mindset determines success or failure: No matter how many techniques you have, mindset is key; do not be influenced by market emotions, not being greedy is winning. #加密市场观察

If you keep going in circles and want to master the real way to turn things around, come to me, and I will help you avoid traps and achieve steady profits.
I am 6 years older than my ex-girlfriend. At that time, her family was not well-off, and her parents favored boys over girls. When she was preparing for her postgraduate entrance exam, I was delivering food in all kinds of weather to support her education. I thought the hard days were finally over, but little did I know that after she "landed" the job, the first person she would ditch was me, her "stepping stone." She ended up with a rich guy from school, and I became a joke in the eyes of my friends. This experience taught me a harsh lesson: love can betray you, but the balance in your bank account won't! I secretly vowed to earn my own million! Perhaps it was fate; during my lowest point, I met a benefactor who introduced me to the crypto world, opening the door to a new world. In three months, I turned 2k into 10W. Sounds like a myth? Breaking it down, there are two core principles: ruthless rolling and strict risk control. ✅ Step One: Start with a small capital, be a "wolf," not a "dog" Starting with 2000U, no news, no big shots. The only support was my disciplined approach to not gamble with my life. · Only focus on volatile coins 🔥 · Never exceed 5x leverage 🐢 · Always set stop-loss and take-profit for each trade 🎯 · Withdraw the principal as profit grows, keep rolling the profits 💰 Core mindset: Protecting the principal means safeguarding your chance to turn things around. The essence of compound interest is not letting the market take away your chips from the table. ✅ Step Two: If you can't manage your position, your skills are zero 90% of people lose money, not because they don't understand, but because they can't control themselves. My three iron rules are cemented in place: · If profits surge to 50% → Immediately withdraw the principal and play with the profits ✅ · If a drawdown reaches 10% → Stop loss immediately, don't look back 🚫 · If the trend is unclear → Better to do nothing than to act rashly 😴 Remember: liquidation is not caused by the market; it's the knife you handed yourself. As long as there are green mountains, there will always be firewood to burn. ✅ Step Three: Let compounding work, and take off in the later stages Slow in the early stages, explosive in the later stages: 2000U → 3500U (endure) 3500U → 6000U (stabilize) Continue to roll the profits, the principal has already been secured. The faster it rolls, the more ferocious it becomes. The last wave of profit rolled up to 4 times — it’s not luck, it’s a big move born out of patience. In three months, the account went from 2k to 10W. Making money in crypto doesn't rely on a "single turnaround," but on rhythm + execution. If you are still stumbling in the market, remember this phrase: Finding the right people is essential for going far; stay close to brother @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288 .
I am 6 years older than my ex-girlfriend. At that time, her family was not well-off, and her parents favored boys over girls. When she was preparing for her postgraduate entrance exam, I was delivering food in all kinds of weather to support her education.

I thought the hard days were finally over, but little did I know that after she "landed" the job, the first person she would ditch was me, her "stepping stone." She ended up with a rich guy from school, and I became a joke in the eyes of my friends.

This experience taught me a harsh lesson: love can betray you, but the balance in your bank account won't!

I secretly vowed to earn my own million!

Perhaps it was fate; during my lowest point, I met a benefactor who introduced me to the crypto world, opening the door to a new world.

In three months, I turned 2k into 10W.

Sounds like a myth? Breaking it down, there are two core principles: ruthless rolling and strict risk control.

✅ Step One: Start with a small capital, be a "wolf," not a "dog"

Starting with 2000U, no news, no big shots.

The only support was my disciplined approach to not gamble with my life.

· Only focus on volatile coins 🔥

· Never exceed 5x leverage 🐢

· Always set stop-loss and take-profit for each trade 🎯

· Withdraw the principal as profit grows, keep rolling the profits 💰

Core mindset: Protecting the principal means safeguarding your chance to turn things around.

The essence of compound interest is not letting the market take away your chips from the table.

✅ Step Two: If you can't manage your position, your skills are zero

90% of people lose money, not because they don't understand, but because they can't control themselves.

My three iron rules are cemented in place:

· If profits surge to 50% → Immediately withdraw the principal and play with the profits ✅

· If a drawdown reaches 10% → Stop loss immediately, don't look back 🚫

· If the trend is unclear → Better to do nothing than to act rashly 😴

Remember: liquidation is not caused by the market; it's the knife you handed yourself.

As long as there are green mountains, there will always be firewood to burn.

✅ Step Three: Let compounding work, and take off in the later stages

Slow in the early stages, explosive in the later stages:

2000U → 3500U (endure)

3500U → 6000U (stabilize)

Continue to roll the profits, the principal has already been secured.

The faster it rolls, the more ferocious it becomes.

The last wave of profit rolled up to 4 times — it’s not luck, it’s a big move born out of patience.

In three months, the account went from 2k to 10W.

Making money in crypto doesn't rely on a "single turnaround," but on rhythm + execution.

If you are still stumbling in the market, remember this phrase:

Finding the right people is essential for going far; stay close to brother @顶级交易员昭财 .
From debt divorce to an eight-digit asset, I made over 5 million with a 'dumb' method! Can you imagine? I was once deeply in debt and had nothing after my divorce, but now I have an eight-digit asset! I am from Fujian and currently reside in Hangzhou. Eight years ago, when I got divorced, I was penniless and in debt, and my life fell into a deep abyss. By chance, I came into contact with the cryptocurrency world, which turned out to be my turning point. Over the years of struggle, my deepest realization is: simple methods are often the most effective! Today, I am sharing my four-step practical summary without reservation. My core idea is very simple: only look at the daily chart and use moving averages as the basis for operation. The specific four steps are: 1. Select coins, open the daily chart, look for coins where the MACD has a golden cross above the 0 axis, with a very high success rate. 2. Look at the trend, switch to the daily level, closely monitor the daily moving average, and follow the principle of 'hold on the line, sell off the line.' 3. Capture the buying opportunity, when the coin price breaks above the daily moving average and the trading volume is also above the moving average (price and volume rise together), decisively enter the market with a full position. 4. Sell in three layers: reduce 1/3 when the increase reaches 40%, reduce another 1/3 at 80%, and if the price breaks below the daily moving average, decisively liquidate. The most critical thing is to maintain discipline: if the price breaks below the moving average the next day after buying, you must stop loss immediately, do not hesitate. There are no absolutes in the market; although the probability of the selected coins breaking down is low, you must be prepared; if the price rises back above the moving average after selling, you can buy back. Over the years, I have successfully turned my life around by strictly implementing this method. Now my practical trading group still has a few slots available. Friends who want to learn are welcome to join. Investing carries risks, but a good method can help avoid detours. I will publish daily coin selections, entry points, and exit timing 24 hours a day, let's achieve wealth reversal together in the cryptocurrency world! #币安上线币安人生 #加密市场观察 @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
From debt divorce to an eight-digit asset, I made over 5 million with a 'dumb' method!

Can you imagine? I was once deeply in debt and had nothing after my divorce, but now I have an eight-digit asset!

I am from Fujian and currently reside in Hangzhou. Eight years ago, when I got divorced, I was penniless and in debt, and my life fell into a deep abyss.

By chance, I came into contact with the cryptocurrency world, which turned out to be my turning point.

Over the years of struggle, my deepest realization is: simple methods are often the most effective!

Today, I am sharing my four-step practical summary without reservation.

My core idea is very simple: only look at the daily chart and use moving averages as the basis for operation. The specific four steps are:

1. Select coins, open the daily chart, look for coins where the MACD has a golden cross above the 0 axis, with a very high success rate.

2. Look at the trend, switch to the daily level, closely monitor the daily moving average, and follow the principle of 'hold on the line, sell off the line.'

3. Capture the buying opportunity, when the coin price breaks above the daily moving average and the trading volume is also above the moving average (price and volume rise together), decisively enter the market with a full position.

4. Sell in three layers: reduce 1/3 when the increase reaches 40%, reduce another 1/3 at 80%, and if the price breaks below the daily moving average, decisively liquidate.

The most critical thing is to maintain discipline: if the price breaks below the moving average the next day after buying, you must stop loss immediately, do not hesitate.

There are no absolutes in the market; although the probability of the selected coins breaking down is low, you must be prepared; if the price rises back above the moving average after selling, you can buy back.

Over the years, I have successfully turned my life around by strictly implementing this method.

Now my practical trading group still has a few slots available. Friends who want to learn are welcome to join.

Investing carries risks, but a good method can help avoid detours.

I will publish daily coin selections, entry points, and exit timing 24 hours a day, let's achieve wealth reversal together in the cryptocurrency world! #币安上线币安人生 #加密市场观察 @顶级交易员昭财
I know an old predecessor who crawled out of the bear market's sea of corpses with a capital of 100,000, rolling up a fortune of 80 million over several cycles. He did not reveal any wealth secrets, only saying a sentence that kept me awake all night: "In this market, 90% of people are slaves to their emotions; when you start to control your emotions, the market becomes your personal ATM." He shared four of the simplest yet deadliest practical experiences. It was this set of "clumsy methods" that helped a friend who lost over 500,000 turn around in half a year, not only recovering but also driving away with a Mercedes. 1. Don't make small profits and incur large losses. This seems simple but is actually very difficult to achieve. For example, taking small profits after a minor gain but missing out on a subsequent significant rise; Determining to make big profits without taking profits, resulting in a market reversal and ultimately a loss. Many people struggle repeatedly in this dilemma. 2. Choose mainstream coins. Only pick mainstream coins that have dropped significantly and are beginning to climb slowly, initially investing 10% of the position as a base. Avoid new and exotic coins, do not blindly guess the bottom, wait until they stabilize before acting. Though it seems clumsy, it excels in being steady. 3. Add positions only when the trend is stable. Confirm that the coin's trend is upward, and add 20% - 30% of the position during pullbacks. Do not greedily seek to catch the bottom; add positions after the trend stabilizes. Even if the price is slightly higher, it is always better than being stuck halfway up the mountain. 4. Take profits in a timely manner. Every time there is a rise, first withdraw the principal and half of the profits, letting the remaining part fluctuate. Sell according to your set line, do not be greedy; money only counts as truly earned when it is taken out. The harsh truth in the crypto world is: there are too many smart people and too few wise ones. Smart people chase every opportunity, ultimately exhausting themselves; wise ones only build systems and patiently wait for their few opportunities. While most people are still self-consuming in the cycle of "buy high and sell low," this seemingly clumsy trend-following system has become the most stable shortcut to wealth. The market is always there, but capital and opportunities do not wait for anyone. Rather than groping alone in the dark, it is better to follow the lights of those who came before. Find me, and let's traverse the bull and bear markets together, earning money we can understand. #加密市场观察 #币安上线币安人生 #美国贸易逆差 @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
I know an old predecessor who crawled out of the bear market's sea of corpses with a capital of 100,000, rolling up a fortune of 80 million over several cycles.

He did not reveal any wealth secrets, only saying a sentence that kept me awake all night: "In this market, 90% of people are slaves to their emotions; when you start to control your emotions, the market becomes your personal ATM."

He shared four of the simplest yet deadliest practical experiences. It was this set of "clumsy methods" that helped a friend who lost over 500,000 turn around in half a year, not only recovering but also driving away with a Mercedes.

1. Don't make small profits and incur large losses. This seems simple but is actually very difficult to achieve. For example, taking small profits after a minor gain but missing out on a subsequent significant rise;

Determining to make big profits without taking profits, resulting in a market reversal and ultimately a loss. Many people struggle repeatedly in this dilemma.

2. Choose mainstream coins. Only pick mainstream coins that have dropped significantly and are beginning to climb slowly, initially investing 10% of the position as a base.

Avoid new and exotic coins, do not blindly guess the bottom, wait until they stabilize before acting. Though it seems clumsy, it excels in being steady.

3. Add positions only when the trend is stable. Confirm that the coin's trend is upward, and add 20% - 30% of the position during pullbacks.

Do not greedily seek to catch the bottom; add positions after the trend stabilizes. Even if the price is slightly higher, it is always better than being stuck halfway up the mountain.

4. Take profits in a timely manner. Every time there is a rise, first withdraw the principal and half of the profits, letting the remaining part fluctuate. Sell according to your set line, do not be greedy; money only counts as truly earned when it is taken out.

The harsh truth in the crypto world is: there are too many smart people and too few wise ones. Smart people chase every opportunity, ultimately exhausting themselves; wise ones only build systems and patiently wait for their few opportunities.

While most people are still self-consuming in the cycle of "buy high and sell low," this seemingly clumsy trend-following system has become the most stable shortcut to wealth.

The market is always there, but capital and opportunities do not wait for anyone. Rather than groping alone in the dark, it is better to follow the lights of those who came before. Find me, and let's traverse the bull and bear markets together, earning money we can understand. #加密市场观察 #币安上线币安人生 #美国贸易逆差 @顶级交易员昭财
Written for you, a beginner with less than 1500u When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I had 1500U in hand, my hands trembled when placing orders, always afraid of losing it all in one go. Watching others show off their profits made me anxious, but I knew that with a small principal, I needed to be steady, waiting for opportunities like an experienced hunter. ​ I didn't expect that four months later, my account directly broke 19,000 U; after half a year, it climbed to 35,000 U, without ever blowing up my position! Some say I was lucky? It's really not, it all relies on these three rules of "survival and profit":​ First, divide the capital into three parts, leaving a good backup. Split 1500U into 3 parts of 500U: 500U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when the volatility is 2%-4%; 500U for swing trading, wait for clear signals before acting, holding positions for 2-4 days for stability; keep the remaining 500U as a trump card, not moving in extreme market conditions, this is the confidence to turn things around. Those who go all-in, when it rises, they float; when it drops, they panic, and they can't go far. ​ Second, only chase trends, do not exhaust oscillations. The market is in a sideways trend 80% of the time, frequent trading just means paying fees to the platform. If there's no signal, sit tight; when there is a signal, act decisively, withdraw half of the profits when reaching 12%, securing profits is reliable. When I doubled my money, it was always steady gains, not impatient or chasing highs. ​ Third, prioritize rules, control emotions. Never let a single stop loss exceed 1.2%, exit when the point is reached; if profits exceed 2.5%, reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run; never average down on losses, don't be swayed by emotions. You don't have to catch the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. ​ Having a small principal is not scary, what's scary is always wanting to "turn the tables in one go". From 1500U to 35,000 U, it wasn't luck that got me here, but rules, patience, and discipline. ​ I used to stumble in the dark of the cryptocurrency world, now I've grasped the way. This "light" has always been on for me, I hope it can illuminate you too!@Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
Written for you, a beginner with less than 1500u

When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I had 1500U in hand, my hands trembled when placing orders, always afraid of losing it all in one go. Watching others show off their profits made me anxious, but I knew that with a small principal, I needed to be steady, waiting for opportunities like an experienced hunter. ​

I didn't expect that four months later, my account directly broke 19,000 U; after half a year, it climbed to 35,000 U, without ever blowing up my position! Some say I was lucky? It's really not, it all relies on these three rules of "survival and profit":​

First, divide the capital into three parts, leaving a good backup.

Split 1500U into 3 parts of 500U: 500U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, taking profits when the volatility is 2%-4%; 500U for swing trading, wait for clear signals before acting, holding positions for 2-4 days for stability; keep the remaining 500U as a trump card, not moving in extreme market conditions, this is the confidence to turn things around. Those who go all-in, when it rises, they float; when it drops, they panic, and they can't go far. ​

Second, only chase trends, do not exhaust oscillations.

The market is in a sideways trend 80% of the time, frequent trading just means paying fees to the platform. If there's no signal, sit tight; when there is a signal, act decisively, withdraw half of the profits when reaching 12%, securing profits is reliable. When I doubled my money, it was always steady gains, not impatient or chasing highs. ​

Third, prioritize rules, control emotions.

Never let a single stop loss exceed 1.2%, exit when the point is reached; if profits exceed 2.5%, reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run; never average down on losses, don't be swayed by emotions. You don't have to catch the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. ​

Having a small principal is not scary, what's scary is always wanting to "turn the tables in one go". From 1500U to 35,000 U, it wasn't luck that got me here, but rules, patience, and discipline. ​

I used to stumble in the dark of the cryptocurrency world, now I've grasped the way. This "light" has always been on for me, I hope it can illuminate you too!@顶级交易员昭财
Contract trading is not about losing in the market, but losing due to not understanding the rules. A few days ago, a fan contacted me, saying they correctly predicted the direction, held the position for four days, and ended up losing 1000U in funding fees, ultimately getting liquidated by a sudden spike. After the liquidation, the market immediately took off, and their mindset completely collapsed. I encounter similar scenarios eight times a week. What truly kills you is not the candlesticks, but the hidden traps in the fine print. Today, I will break down three major pitfalls, within a thousand words, and memorizing them will help you pay less tuition. Pitfall One: Funding Fees — Silently eating away your profits. Many people watch the market closely but overlook this little thief called funding fees. It collects every 8 hours, and the platform decides who pays the "protection fee" based on your position direction and market sentiment. For example, if you go long and the market has strong bullish sentiment, with a positive funding rate, you have to pay the shorts. Don’t underestimate this fee; after holding for a few days, hundreds of U can disappear, rendering your correct direction useless. How to avoid it? Try to avoid opening positions during high fee periods. Control your holding period; don’t hold on stubbornly, and preferably avoid overnight positions. If your direction is clear, prioritize trading on the side that has favorable funding fees. Pitfall Two: Liquidation Price — It’s not the line you calculated. Ten times leverage does not mean a 10% drop leads to liquidation. The platform adds transaction fees and slippage, so the actual liquidation price can be 3%–5% lower than your calculation, especially in extreme market conditions. How to prevent it? Don’t go all-in; prioritize a staggered position mode where risks are controllable. Use 3–5 times leverage for the best risk-reward balance. Leave some margin to keep yourself afloat; don’t get pierced by a single needle. Pitfall Three: High Leverage — Not a magic tool, but a slaughter knife. A hundred times leverage means a 1% fluctuation leads to liquidation. Transaction and funding fees are calculated by leverage, so opening a position with 100,000U at 0.05% means a 500U fee, losing 0.5% in a second, and even if your direction is right, you may still incur losses. How to use it? High leverage should only be for short trades, in and out quickly; don’t get attached. For long-term positions, the lower the leverage, the safer. Remember: Exchanges are not afraid of you making money; they fear you understanding the rules. Final Note The market does not target you; what truly traps you is your ignorance of the rules. Don’t rush to gamble; first understand the rules before competing with the market. Otherwise, even if you predict the direction correctly, you can still get liquidated. It's not that the market is too harsh; it's that you are too naive. If you want to survive longer in the contract market, remember one thing: If you don’t understand the rules, don’t place orders easily. @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
Contract trading is not about losing in the market, but losing due to not understanding the rules.

A few days ago, a fan contacted me, saying they correctly predicted the direction, held the position for four days, and ended up losing 1000U in funding fees, ultimately getting liquidated by a sudden spike. After the liquidation, the market immediately took off, and their mindset completely collapsed.

I encounter similar scenarios eight times a week. What truly kills you is not the candlesticks, but the hidden traps in the fine print. Today, I will break down three major pitfalls, within a thousand words, and memorizing them will help you pay less tuition.

Pitfall One: Funding Fees — Silently eating away your profits.

Many people watch the market closely but overlook this little thief called funding fees. It collects every 8 hours, and the platform decides who pays the "protection fee" based on your position direction and market sentiment.
For example, if you go long and the market has strong bullish sentiment, with a positive funding rate, you have to pay the shorts. Don’t underestimate this fee; after holding for a few days, hundreds of U can disappear, rendering your correct direction useless.

How to avoid it?
Try to avoid opening positions during high fee periods.
Control your holding period; don’t hold on stubbornly, and preferably avoid overnight positions.
If your direction is clear, prioritize trading on the side that has favorable funding fees.

Pitfall Two: Liquidation Price — It’s not the line you calculated.
Ten times leverage does not mean a 10% drop leads to liquidation. The platform adds transaction fees and slippage, so the actual liquidation price can be 3%–5% lower than your calculation, especially in extreme market conditions.

How to prevent it?
Don’t go all-in; prioritize a staggered position mode where risks are controllable.
Use 3–5 times leverage for the best risk-reward balance.
Leave some margin to keep yourself afloat; don’t get pierced by a single needle.

Pitfall Three: High Leverage — Not a magic tool, but a slaughter knife.
A hundred times leverage means a 1% fluctuation leads to liquidation. Transaction and funding fees are calculated by leverage, so opening a position with 100,000U at 0.05% means a 500U fee, losing 0.5% in a second, and even if your direction is right, you may still incur losses.

How to use it?
High leverage should only be for short trades, in and out quickly; don’t get attached.
For long-term positions, the lower the leverage, the safer.
Remember: Exchanges are not afraid of you making money; they fear you understanding the rules.

Final Note
The market does not target you; what truly traps you is your ignorance of the rules.

Don’t rush to gamble; first understand the rules before competing with the market. Otherwise, even if you predict the direction correctly, you can still get liquidated. It's not that the market is too harsh; it's that you are too naive.

If you want to survive longer in the contract market, remember one thing: If you don’t understand the rules, don’t place orders easily. @顶级交易员昭财
Last week I had tea with friends. A friend stared at the phone market and said: gold, US stocks, and Bitcoin are surging! I couldn't help but shake my head: institutions have already made enough profit, just waiting for retail investors to rush in. This reminds me of when Bitcoin soared to $69,800 in 2021, and three of my brothers chased the high, losing half their capital overnight. Why does the bull market always collapse suddenly after a frenzy? These three truths should be remembered by newcomers. First, let's talk about the "reservoir rule" of the market. I often compare the market to a big pool; every spike is a "catching water for retail investors." When everyone sees others making money, they rush in, filling the pool to the brim. But institutions won't wait; they will "release all the water at once" at the peak, dumping all the chips. When the pool is drained, the market collapses. It's like after the 312 crash, it took the market half a year to recover; after the 519 crash, it took even 6 months to turn bullish again. Ultimately, it’s about "fast water release" and "slow water catch." What's more brutal is that altcoins are just tools for institutions to harvest retail investors. In 2020, I also followed the trend and bought one, which was promoted to rise 10 times, but when institutions dumped it, the price plummeted by 90%. Wall Street doesn't care which altcoin can survive; they just want to use them to attract retail investors to take over. Now many altcoins have increasingly poor liquidity, and when they drop, they are close to zero, simply because institutions have already pulled out, leaving only retail investors stuck inside. What is the current market situation? Institutions have basically completed their annual profit goals and may exit at any time. In 2021, I thought "it could still rise," buying Bitcoin at $69,800, only to sell at $30,000. Institutions are greedy but know when to leave; retail investors are greedy but always think they can avoid the crash. Newcomers, pay attention! When all assets are soaring wildly, it is often a signal to be cautious. Don't rush in just because you see others making money; first think, "Who is driving this surge? Will they suddenly exit?" The market takes time to fill up, but the release can happen overnight. Stay steady; it's better than anything else! @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
Last week I had tea with friends. A friend stared at the phone market and said: gold, US stocks, and Bitcoin are surging!

I couldn't help but shake my head: institutions have already made enough profit, just waiting for retail investors to rush in.

This reminds me of when Bitcoin soared to $69,800 in 2021, and three of my brothers chased the high, losing half their capital overnight. Why does the bull market always collapse suddenly after a frenzy? These three truths should be remembered by newcomers.

First, let's talk about the "reservoir rule" of the market.

I often compare the market to a big pool; every spike is a "catching water for retail investors." When everyone sees others making money, they rush in, filling the pool to the brim. But institutions won't wait; they will "release all the water at once" at the peak, dumping all the chips. When the pool is drained, the market collapses. It's like after the 312 crash, it took the market half a year to recover; after the 519 crash, it took even 6 months to turn bullish again. Ultimately, it’s about "fast water release" and "slow water catch."

What's more brutal is that altcoins are just tools for institutions to harvest retail investors.

In 2020, I also followed the trend and bought one, which was promoted to rise 10 times, but when institutions dumped it, the price plummeted by 90%. Wall Street doesn't care which altcoin can survive; they just want to use them to attract retail investors to take over. Now many altcoins have increasingly poor liquidity, and when they drop, they are close to zero, simply because institutions have already pulled out, leaving only retail investors stuck inside.

What is the current market situation?

Institutions have basically completed their annual profit goals and may exit at any time. In 2021, I thought "it could still rise," buying Bitcoin at $69,800, only to sell at $30,000. Institutions are greedy but know when to leave; retail investors are greedy but always think they can avoid the crash.

Newcomers, pay attention! When all assets are soaring wildly, it is often a signal to be cautious.

Don't rush in just because you see others making money; first think, "Who is driving this surge? Will they suddenly exit?" The market takes time to fill up, but the release can happen overnight. Stay steady; it's better than anything else! @顶级交易员昭财
2500U to 48,000 U, I taught her 'not to be greedy' When Xiaolin came to me, her 2500U principal had dropped to 1200U due to greed. She told me, 'Every time I trade, I originally made 5%, but I always think, 'let's make a little more,' resulting in a market pullback. Not only did I not make money, but I also lost; sometimes when I lost, I thought, 'let's wait to break even,' and the longer I held on, the more I lost.' I told her, 'In the cryptocurrency world, greed is the biggest enemy. Those who can protect their profits are the true winners.' I had her divide the 1200U into 3 portions, each 400U, and established the rule of 'not being greedy': The first portion of 400U is for short-term trading. Every time she makes 5%, she should immediately close the position, regardless of how good the market looks afterwards; The second portion of 400U is for medium-term trading. When she makes 10%, she should withdraw half of the profit and set a stop profit for the rest; The third portion of 400U is for reserve funds, and no matter how much profit or loss, it should not be touched. At first, Xiaolin was a bit unaccustomed and always felt that 'making 5% is too little,' but she still followed my advice. On her first short-term ETH trade, she made 5% in 3 days. Seeing the K-line still rising, she hesitated and wanted to wait a bit longer. I told her, 'Take the profit while you can, don’t be greedy. You made money this time; there will be more opportunities next time.' She gritted her teeth and closed the position, and that afternoon, ETH pulled back by 3%. She was relieved and said, 'Good thing I listened to you, or I would have lost again.' Later, in medium-term trading, she made 10%, and according to the rules, she withdrew 200U to her bank card. Even when the market fluctuated afterward, she was not panicked at all — 'After all, there’s money in hand, I’m not afraid of account numbers fluctuating.' One time, she saw people around her trading altcoins for quick profits. Although tempted, she still adhered to the rules and only traded mainstream coins. Six months later, her account reached 48,000 U. She emotionally said, 'I used to think about making enough in one go, but now I realize that steadily making profits is much more reliable than chasing quick money.' In the cryptocurrency world, too many people lose their hard-earned profits due to greed, while those who understand to 'take the profit while it’s good' can accumulate small profits into substantial returns. @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
2500U to 48,000 U, I taught her 'not to be greedy'

When Xiaolin came to me, her 2500U principal had dropped to 1200U due to greed. She told me, 'Every time I trade, I originally made 5%, but I always think, 'let's make a little more,' resulting in a market pullback. Not only did I not make money, but I also lost; sometimes when I lost, I thought, 'let's wait to break even,' and the longer I held on, the more I lost.'

I told her, 'In the cryptocurrency world, greed is the biggest enemy. Those who can protect their profits are the true winners.'

I had her divide the 1200U into 3 portions, each 400U, and established the rule of 'not being greedy':

The first portion of 400U is for short-term trading. Every time she makes 5%, she should immediately close the position, regardless of how good the market looks afterwards;

The second portion of 400U is for medium-term trading. When she makes 10%, she should withdraw half of the profit and set a stop profit for the rest;

The third portion of 400U is for reserve funds, and no matter how much profit or loss, it should not be touched. At first, Xiaolin was a bit unaccustomed and always felt that 'making 5% is too little,' but she still followed my advice.

On her first short-term ETH trade, she made 5% in 3 days. Seeing the K-line still rising, she hesitated and wanted to wait a bit longer. I told her, 'Take the profit while you can, don’t be greedy. You made money this time; there will be more opportunities next time.'

She gritted her teeth and closed the position, and that afternoon, ETH pulled back by 3%. She was relieved and said, 'Good thing I listened to you, or I would have lost again.' Later, in medium-term trading, she made 10%, and according to the rules, she withdrew 200U to her bank card. Even when the market fluctuated afterward, she was not panicked at all — 'After all, there’s money in hand, I’m not afraid of account numbers fluctuating.'

One time, she saw people around her trading altcoins for quick profits. Although tempted, she still adhered to the rules and only traded mainstream coins. Six months later, her account reached 48,000 U. She emotionally said, 'I used to think about making enough in one go, but now I realize that steadily making profits is much more reliable than chasing quick money.'

In the cryptocurrency world, too many people lose their hard-earned profits due to greed, while those who understand to 'take the profit while it’s good' can accumulate small profits into substantial returns. @顶级交易员昭财
1500U to 37,000 U, I rely on 'not using leverage' to preserve my principal In the past, I thought 'leverage is a wealth accelerator.' Seeing others make money with 5x leverage, I learned from them. With a principal of 1500U and 5x leverage to buy ETH, at that time ETH rose from $1600 to $1700, I made 300U in an instant, feeling particularly proud, even telling my friends, 'Leverage is really good, at this rate I can double my money quickly.'​ But a few days later, ETH suddenly retraced, dropping from $1700 to $1650. It seemed like only a 3% drop, but after using 5x leverage, my loss reached 15%, and my margin balance instantly became insufficient. I wanted to add to my position, but I had no spare cash, I could only watch my account get liquidated, and in the end, I was left with only 200U. Looking at the empty account, I finally understood: leverage not only amplifies profits but also magnifies risks. Once the market turns against you, there's no time to react. ​ Since then, I vowed to 'never touch leverage again' and only operate with my principal. Without the pressure of leverage, I became calmer: I was satisfied with a 5% increase in BTC and would take profits at that point; if ETH dropped 2%, I would cut losses and never hold onto a losing position. Once, BTC rose from $30,000 to $33,000, and if I had used leverage, I could have earned more, but I only used my principal to buy 500U, made 150U, and exited. Later, BTC retraced to $31,000, and because I didn't use leverage, I didn't lose much and could hold onto my principal for the next opportunity. ​ After two years, my account grew from 200U to 37,000 U. Although I didn't make money as quickly as others using leverage, every bit of profit was solid, and I never experienced the pain of liquidation again. Now I often tell newcomers: 'Leverage is a double-edged sword; it can make you rich overnight, but it can also bring you to zero in an instant. In the crypto world, surviving is more important than anything else. Not using leverage allows you to go further.' @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
1500U to 37,000 U, I rely on 'not using leverage' to preserve my principal

In the past, I thought 'leverage is a wealth accelerator.' Seeing others make money with 5x leverage, I learned from them. With a principal of 1500U and 5x leverage to buy ETH, at that time ETH rose from $1600 to $1700, I made 300U in an instant, feeling particularly proud, even telling my friends, 'Leverage is really good, at this rate I can double my money quickly.'​

But a few days later, ETH suddenly retraced, dropping from $1700 to $1650. It seemed like only a 3% drop, but after using 5x leverage, my loss reached 15%, and my margin balance instantly became insufficient. I wanted to add to my position, but I had no spare cash, I could only watch my account get liquidated, and in the end, I was left with only 200U. Looking at the empty account, I finally understood: leverage not only amplifies profits but also magnifies risks. Once the market turns against you, there's no time to react. ​

Since then, I vowed to 'never touch leverage again' and only operate with my principal. Without the pressure of leverage, I became calmer: I was satisfied with a 5% increase in BTC and would take profits at that point; if ETH dropped 2%, I would cut losses and never hold onto a losing position. Once, BTC rose from $30,000 to $33,000, and if I had used leverage, I could have earned more, but I only used my principal to buy 500U, made 150U, and exited. Later, BTC retraced to $31,000, and because I didn't use leverage, I didn't lose much and could hold onto my principal for the next opportunity. ​

After two years, my account grew from 200U to 37,000 U. Although I didn't make money as quickly as others using leverage, every bit of profit was solid, and I never experienced the pain of liquidation again.

Now I often tell newcomers: 'Leverage is a double-edged sword; it can make you rich overnight, but it can also bring you to zero in an instant.

In the crypto world, surviving is more important than anything else. Not using leverage allows you to go further.' @顶级交易员昭财
“Emotions run high, wallets get buried.” I have survived two rounds of bull and bear markets in the crypto world, relying not on insider information but on these five blades. Now I pass the scalpel to you—cut out the gambling nature, what remains is profit. Blade One: Split the money into five coffins No matter how small the principal, divide it into five parts; ten thousand U will bury five graves. Keep only one part in the hot wallet, and nail the other four in the cold wallet. Want to increase your position? First, rummage for the USB drive; thirty seconds is enough to cool off the adrenaline. Blade Two: Spot trading is a tourniquet Only buy spot for the first coffin, coins in the top one hundred by market value, with daily trading over one hundred million, buy when it drops, ignore it when it rises. Put in two thousand U, first learn to synchronize your heartbeat with the K-line, then talk about getting rich. Blade Three: Retracement is a remedy Every 10% drop, raise one coffin. Bury it three times, and the cost drops by 7%; a 5% rebound can break even. Can’t raise the fourth coffin? Misread the trend, stand still and take the hit, keep total losses within 6%, recognize the output situation. Blade Four: Profit means cutting in half If there’s a floating profit of 10%, strike down with the knife and cut off half. Two thousand becomes two thousand two, withdraw one thousand U, and continue with the remaining one thousand. From now on, price fluctuations have nothing to do with you, with a net profit of 5% underfoot, sleep more soundly than a stablecoin. Blade Five: Reinvest profits Withdrawn one thousand U makes a new two thousand U unit, find the next target, and continue “burying three coffins, cutting half.” Roll it twelve times a year, each time 5%, compound interest at 1.79 times; if the market is favorable, roll it twenty times, five times is just the starting price. Handle: Anti-mobile mechanism Look at the market at fixed times, turn off your phone the rest of the time. Write “no operation” into your strategy, with a maximum of one order per day. Break the rule? A five-kilometer track awaits you, hand over the dopamine to sweat, don’t make it cheap for the big players. Epitaph 1. Do not chase trends, do not go all in, do not bury the fourth coffin. 2. Write a 20-word will for each transaction: unclear reasons, do not place an order. 3. Withdraw 20% of the principal every month and convert it into fiat, forcing a burial of impulse. The crypto world lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who leave opportunities for the next day. With these five blades, you survive first, and profit will naturally live a long life. @Square-Creator-6efc0068f8288
“Emotions run high, wallets get buried.”

I have survived two rounds of bull and bear markets in the crypto world, relying not on insider information but on these five blades. Now I pass the scalpel to you—cut out the gambling nature, what remains is profit.

Blade One: Split the money into five coffins
No matter how small the principal, divide it into five parts; ten thousand U will bury five graves. Keep only one part in the hot wallet, and nail the other four in the cold wallet. Want to increase your position? First, rummage for the USB drive; thirty seconds is enough to cool off the adrenaline.

Blade Two: Spot trading is a tourniquet
Only buy spot for the first coffin, coins in the top one hundred by market value, with daily trading over one hundred million, buy when it drops, ignore it when it rises. Put in two thousand U, first learn to synchronize your heartbeat with the K-line, then talk about getting rich.

Blade Three: Retracement is a remedy
Every 10% drop, raise one coffin. Bury it three times, and the cost drops by 7%; a 5% rebound can break even. Can’t raise the fourth coffin? Misread the trend, stand still and take the hit, keep total losses within 6%, recognize the output situation.

Blade Four: Profit means cutting in half
If there’s a floating profit of 10%, strike down with the knife and cut off half. Two thousand becomes two thousand two, withdraw one thousand U, and continue with the remaining one thousand. From now on, price fluctuations have nothing to do with you, with a net profit of 5% underfoot, sleep more soundly than a stablecoin.

Blade Five: Reinvest profits
Withdrawn one thousand U makes a new two thousand U unit, find the next target, and continue “burying three coffins, cutting half.” Roll it twelve times a year, each time 5%, compound interest at 1.79 times; if the market is favorable, roll it twenty times, five times is just the starting price.

Handle: Anti-mobile mechanism
Look at the market at fixed times, turn off your phone the rest of the time. Write “no operation” into your strategy, with a maximum of one order per day. Break the rule? A five-kilometer track awaits you, hand over the dopamine to sweat, don’t make it cheap for the big players.

Epitaph
1. Do not chase trends, do not go all in, do not bury the fourth coffin.
2. Write a 20-word will for each transaction: unclear reasons, do not place an order.
3. Withdraw 20% of the principal every month and convert it into fiat, forcing a burial of impulse.
The crypto world lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who leave opportunities for the next day. With these five blades, you survive first, and profit will naturally live a long life. @顶级交易员昭财
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