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Many things in Web3 are actually understood by everyone, but no one is willing to say it out loud:

The token economics of most projects are basically disconnected from what they actually do.

Take various DEX tokens for example, you might think that a large trading volume means the token should rise, but the money the protocol makes has nothing to do with your tokens; the tokens in your hand are at most just a "voting right," merely making a sound.

Even the recent news about Uniswap proposing to buy back UNI with transaction fees shows how absurd this situation really is.

Why have AI tokens gained some popularity in this round?

Because they are trying to genuinely bind the tokens to the projects themselves.
Some use revenue for buybacks, while others require holding tokens to use the services.

The direction is good, but the problems are also obvious:
Are there hard constraints? Who will supervise? What if the team changes the rules?
Most projects are vague on these key points, it's not that they don't understand, but intentionally not being clear; if they are clear, how can they leave themselves a way out?

So for selecting altcoin spots next, it's advisable to look at three concrete standards:

First, tiered token holding.
The more tokens you hold, the higher the level of service permissions you can access, not just for governance voting.

Second, the project is making money.
If real money is being used to buy back tokens, it means the team is putting skin in the game.

Third, directly use all income for destruction, following a deflationary route.
The team can earn less or even nothing, allowing users to see the token price rise while using the service.

Meeting two of these three criteria would be best; if the project is particularly excellent, one criteria can also be considered. Of course, you need to research what the current situation of the token you are optimistic about is.

The trading path is long; choosing tokens cannot just be about stories; you need to see if they are truly willing to bind their interests with yours.
#美国非农数据超预期 #加密市场观察

Many fans who have joined have a misunderstanding about playing with altcoin contracts

$PIPPIN The sharpest scythe right now is not the K-line, but the funding rate that many people have taken lightly

This thing was originally a "balancer," preventing perpetual contract prices from running too far

But now? It has become a precise harvesting tool for high-controlled markets

Many altcoins allow traders to shorten the settlement period to one hour, with rates deducting 2% from you each hour—calculate it, if you do nothing for a day, your principal could be reduced by nearly half

Why is this happening?

Because over 70% of altcoins are highly controlled:

No volume, concentrated chips, stories outweighing substance

The tactics of the market makers are clear:

First, buy in at low prices, release news to pump the price, and attract you with low fees

As more followers join, the contract price is pushed up, and the funding rate suddenly soars to 1% or 2% per hour

At this point, the price begins to consolidate, the market makers neither pump nor dump, relying on high fees to gradually drain long positions' margin hour by hour

When you run out of money, they will dump the price, completing the harvest

Even more outrageous, market makers will also engage in arbitrage between exchanges, creating a false appearance in the exchange with high fees while opening positions in the exchange with stable fees, benefiting from both ends

Many retail investors lose because they have three deadly misunderstandings about fees:

First, thinking that higher fees mean stronger price increases

Wrong, excessively high fees are often a signal for pump and prepare for harvesting

Second, thinking that doing short-term trades can avoid fees

With short settlement periods and large fee fluctuations, your transaction costs plus fees may exceed your profits

Third, thinking that shorting can ensure steady income

In a highly controlled market, fees are usually positive in the long run, but market makers can violently pump the price at any time, wiping out your positions

In short, in altcoin contracts, the funding rate has changed from a risk indicator to the risk itself

In the face of highly controlled and high-fee coins, the best strategy is to stay away

If you must play, you must account for fee costs in every transaction and be clear-headed:

You are not investing, but gambling on a table completely controlled by market makers, against someone who can see your cards
#美国非农数据超预期

If your funds don't exceed 10,000 U, don't think about those flashy tricks.

I’ll tell you a very ordinary but survivable strategy—avoid liquidation and gradually grow your capital.

Many fans have relied on this to go from five figures to seven figures, and the method is just four steps; the simpler it is, the easier it is to hold onto.

Step one, when selecting coins, look for one signal: daily MACD golden cross.

Don’t look at anything else, especially not those sensational news.

It’s best if the golden cross appears above the zero axis; that’s more stable.

Technical indicators are more reliable than anyone's words.

Step two, operate only by one line: the daily moving average. Stay in while it's above the line, and exit when it's below.

Don’t overdo it, don’t fantasize; if the price drops below the moving average, you should exit immediately.

This is the rule, not a suggestion.

Step three, for entering and exiting, look at two points: price and trading volume.

When the price is above the moving average and the trading volume also breaks above the moving average—this is when you should go all in.

As for selling?

Sell a portion at a 40% increase, and another portion at an 80% increase.

If it drops below the moving average, sell everything left.

Don’t ask why, just do it.

Step four, for stop loss, just one sentence: if the closing price drops below the moving average, you must exit the next day no matter what.

A single stroke of luck could wipe out all your previous gains.

Don’t be afraid to miss out; wait until it stands above the moving average again before buying back.

This method isn’t smart; it’s even a bit foolish.

But foolish methods are often the ones retail investors can execute best, and are less likely to be eliminated by the market.

Just like that wave of PIPPIN before; when the signal comes, get in, control your position well, set your risk-reward ratio right, and you might accidentally reap significant profits.

Don’t just slap your thigh regretting you missed out; there are always opportunities in the market.

But if you don’t even have a simple and clear discipline, no matter how many opportunities are presented, they will just be fleeting illusions.

If you still don’t know how to operate now,

don’t know how to select coins, how to build positions, how to take profits or stop losses—

follow Long Ge.

As long as you’re willing to follow the plan, I’ll walk with you.

$ETH Stable one hand personal or choose to take profits

Also notifying all fans who are short to take profits, if Ethereum continues to decline, there is a high probability of not maintaining 2600

Only what has been taken is one's own, stop and have a good dream tonight!!!

Tomorrow continue to layout, want to follow along

$ETH Are there any brothers keeping up?

Is it uncomfortable to send money? If Japan announces an interest rate hike tomorrow, there is a chance of a waterfall washout, but there is also a possibility of a stretch when Trump speaks tomorrow morning. For those who entered the market like me, I suggest reducing most positions to prevent profit giving back, and continue to layout afterwards.

$ETH Why am I going so hard?

This last wave of doubled shorts allowed me to profit

When things are unusual, there must be a trick. Find an opportunity to continue shorting in the directionless chat room and keep up the speed!!!
#加密市场观察 #美联储降息

I once stayed up until three in the morning staring at the market, not because the market was so exciting

but because I had lost so much that I couldn't sleep

My account shrank from hundreds of thousands to just a few thousand U, when I blew up three trades in one day

Even walking during the day felt like floating

That was when I truly understood that making money in the crypto world is never about charging in on a whim, but rather waiting, watching, and calculating like a hunter

Later, I was able to consistently earn three to four figures every day, not because the market became easier, but because I changed

I no longer chased overnight wealth, and began to establish my own rules:

Only act at critical positions, patiently wait if not at the right spot

Always divide positions into several parts, focus on surviving before thinking about how much to earn

Every trade must have a clear reason, and I resolutely avoid trading when emotions run high

Slowly, my account stabilized, and my mindset also became steady

When the market is good, earn a bit more; when the market is bad, do a bit less, but I will never have that sleepless anxiety again

This path can truly be walked, but not through brute force, but through method, discipline, and the clarity that comes from real losses

If you also feel lost right now

Remember: slow is fast, and steady can go far

The market is always there, opportunities will always exist, but the prerequisite is that you must first stay at the table.

$FOLKS Everyone thought that around 9 is the bottom, but when they see a lot of short positions, they rush to buy

But have you thought about what is driving this coin up?

Can the real value hold up?

Emotions change in an instant, you think it’s the bottom, but the whales are worried no one will take over

Entering based on feelings is like reaching out to catch a falling knife

Those who can take advantage of this wave are all those who have ambushed in advance

Next, continue to wait for the position, control your hands, and act clearly before moving.

Many people trade cryptocurrencies, and the more they learn, the more complicated it becomes, resulting in less and less profit.

I have a fan who, by listening to me, went from thirty thousand to ten million, relying not on insider information or talent, but on simplifying the complex and perfecting the simple.

He took two years to grow from thirty thousand to one hundred twenty thousand.

Then he spent another year rolling from one hundred twenty thousand to six hundred thousand.

Finally, in just five months, he jumped from six hundred thousand to ten million.

The more he progressed, the more he discovered a pattern: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the number of actions you take.

He only listens to me and focuses on one pattern: the N shape.

A vertical rise, a diagonal pullback, and then a vertical breakthrough.

Once the N shape is formed, he enters the market.

Once the N shape is broken, he immediately cuts his position.

No averaging down, no holding onto losing trades, and definitely no leverage.

He sets a stop-loss at 2% and a take-profit at 10%. Even if the win rate is only 35%, he can still earn steadily in the long run.

Many people think this method is too "stupid," preferring to watch indicators, draw trend lines, and follow news. The smarter they think they are, the faster they lose.

He, on the other hand, is straightforward: he only keeps a 20-day moving average on the chart, with a light color to prevent himself from overthinking.

Every morning at nine fifty, he opens the exchange and scans the four-hour chart.

No N shape? He shuts down immediately.

Has an N shape? He places orders and sets stop-loss and take-profit.

He wraps up a whole day's trading in five minutes, leaving the rest of the time for coffee and walking the dog.

He divides the money he earns into three steps:

When he reaches one hundred twenty thousand, he withdraws all the principal.

At six hundred thousand, he withdraws half to buy funds and deposit it in fixed terms.

The rest continues to roll.

This way, even if the market crashes, his foundation remains solid.

I set three rules for him:

Do not chase high prices; wait for the pattern to complete before acting.

Do not hold losing trades; exit immediately when broken.

Do not linger; withdraw once you have earned enough.

There is no holy grail in the cryptocurrency world, only a sieve.

Sift long enough, and the gold will naturally remain.

Don’t fantasize about hundredfold coins; if you can consistently take 10% for twenty times, you will be surprised to find that ten million is actually just a matter of time.

I have walked through the dark night, and now the torch is passed to you. This time, it's your turn to shine.

$EPIC This coin doesn't have specific research, so it's hard to give direct long or short suggestions.

The price trend of this coin looks quite stable these days, as if someone is supporting and pushing it up.

But if we think from another angle, if there really is a strong player backing it,

would it drop below the spike point from the 1011 day and continue to decline?

Now the price has fallen more than 80% from its highest point, and there are countless trapped positions above.

Does the dog player really have that much strength and willingness to raise the price to help everyone get out and profit?

The probability of a rebound after a sharp decline does exist.

But if you chase in at this point and get trapped at a high position, it will be very difficult to recover your investment.
#美国非农数据超预期 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #美联储降息

Many people ask, how can 7,000 turn into 1 million?

I have indeed walked this path

At first, with 7,000, I gritted my teeth and exchanged it for 1000U, considering it a do-or-die situation

But I didn't rush to go all in; I started with just 200U, only chasing the hottest coins of the day, taking profits when it doubled, and stopping losses immediately if I lost down to 50U

After a few consecutive wins, my capital quickly increased

The hardest part is actually controlling the impulse to get carried away—every time I made over a thousand

I forced myself to stop and take a break for a day

I kept repeating this operation

After my capital became substantial, I began to use a "combo attack"

Part of the funds for short-term trading, taking profits when they appear, never falling in love with a battle

Part for regular investments, not looking at emotions but only at trends

Finally, leaving a portion to wait for major market surges before taking action

Before every order, I always write down two numbers in advance:

The take-profit point and the stop-loss point

Those without a plan ultimately lose to their emotions

Contracts are not magic; they only magnify your rights and wrongs

Over the years, I have adhered to four iron rules, which have never changed:

Never go all in, always set a stop-loss for each order, no more than three orders a day, and withdraw profits when earned

I have seen too many people earn money by luck, only to give it all back due to greed

The reason I could go from 1000U to today is simply—being tough enough on the market and even tougher on myself.

This is not luck, but a set of practical methods

It allows a small account of 700U to grow to 20000U in fourteen days, without relying on high-stakes bets, making only two trades a day, steadily and methodically, with logic and rhythm at every step.

There are actually three tricks

The first trick is to find the wrong killing points, not to chase prices.

Absolutely do not chase rising or falling prices, only act when there is a wrong killing at a major support level and a clear reversal signal appears.

First, use 5% of your position to test lightly; once the direction is confirmed, immediately follow up with 30% of your position to catch the main upward segment.

The second trick is to rotate positions and roll profits.

Divide the capital into three parts:
One follows the trend, one does arbitrage, and one is for hedging against pullbacks.

It may seem slow, but you can lock in profits every day, and compounding works much faster than you think.

The third trick is that discipline is the soul.

Set fixed stop losses for each trade, take profits in batches, and manage positions appropriately; never make any trades outside of your plan.

Profits are never made by gambling, but by guarding them.

Many people lose money after hundreds of trades, while we steadily progress with just two trades a day.

The difference lies not in technology, but in method and mindset.

If you have also suffered losses, feel confused, and want to turn things around, what you need is a system that can be replicated, executed, and grounded.

The market never waits for anyone; some people go ashore while others exit.

The only distinction is—whether you have truly grasped the method that allows you to survive.
@龙哥在带单

On that day in October, I truly felt what is called the speed of the crypto world. My account jumped from 130,000 to 270,000, and I was still a bit dazed.

On the 26th, I casually placed a buy order for B2 at 1.8297, not thinking much of it, and then the coin just took off. When it rose to 2.0092, I hurriedly took my profit, netting 112,000.

After opening B2, I still felt restless and entered at 0.299 for USELESS, and when it surged to 0.3398, I took profit again, securing 26,000.

Now I have my eyes set on a new target, feeling that the next wave will be even stronger.

Opportunities are right in front of you; whether to seize them is up to you.

Treating cryptocurrency trading as a serious job is the only way to truly go far on this path and make money.

In the first two years after I entered the field, I was like most people:

Staying up late watching the market, chasing gains and cutting losses, getting liquidated, losing sleep, feeling anxious every day.

Later, I changed and stuck to one thing:

Treating trading like a job, logging on at set times, executing according to plan, and clocking out at the end of the day.

The following points are experiences I bought with real money; beginners should take note.

I basically only trade after 9 PM.
During the day, there is a lot of news, volatility is chaotic, and the market behaves erratically.
In the evening, news has mostly digested, the candlestick charts are cleaner, and the direction is easier to see clearly.

When you make money, take it out immediately and don’t be greedy.
For example, if you make 1000 U, withdraw 300 U first, and play with the rest.
I’ve seen too many people make three times their investment and still think about making five times, only to lose everything with one pullback.

Don’t enter the market based on gut feelings; that’s the fastest way to get liquidated.
Install TradingView on your phone and focus on three things before entering a trade:
Is there a golden cross or death cross in MACD? Is RSI overbought or oversold? Is the Bollinger band contracting or breaking out? At least two of these three indicators should be aligned before considering entry.

If you have time to watch the market, when the price goes up, move your stop loss up as well.
For example, if you buy at 1000 and the price rises to 1100, raise your stop loss to 1050.
If you can’t watch the market, make sure to set a hard stop loss of 3% to prevent a sudden crash from wiping you out.

The numbers in your account are not real money; it’s only real when you withdraw it to your card. For every profit, withdraw 30% to 50%, don’t leave everything inside imagining a tenfold return.

Reading candlestick charts has its techniques. For short-term trades, mainly look at the 1-hour chart; if there are two consecutive bullish candles, you can consider looking for long opportunities.
If the market is in a sideways consolidation, check the 4-hour chart for support levels and only consider entering when the price approaches support.

There are some pitfalls you must avoid:
Don’t use high leverage with heavy positions; one mistake can wipe you out.
Don’t touch altcoins you don’t understand, like $PIPPIN ; they are easy to get liquidated.
Only make a maximum of three trades in a day; overtrading can lead to emotional control issues.
Never, ever borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies.

Trading cryptocurrencies is not about getting rich quickly; it’s about long-term execution of a strategy.
Treat it like a job, log on at set times, operate according to plan, shut down at the end of the day, and take breaks when needed. You’ll find that you earn more steadily, and maybe even more overall.
#美国非农数据超预期 #BinanceABCs #巨鲸动向

If your funds are within one hundred thousand, stop fantasizing about those god-level strategies.

I will teach you a method that might seem a bit silly, but it can help you survive in this market and gradually grow.

The core logic is actually just one sentence: only take positions in the right trends, hold on tight if you're right, and leave immediately if you're wrong.

Step one, only choose strong coins.

Look at the MACD on the daily chart, only trade on golden crosses, preferably those above the zero line.

Don't listen to news or stories; whether the market is strong or not is all written in the chart.

Step two, only recognize one line, which is the daily moving average.

If the price is above the moving average, then continue to hold;

once it falls below, leave immediately.

There is no "let's wait and see," nor is there "maybe it can bounce back."

Step three, position size is a matter of life and death.

Only when the price is above the moving average and the trading volume is also increasing, are you allowed to go heavy.

If it rises, take profits in batches; once it breaks the line, clear out without hesitation.

This is discipline, no negotiation.

Step four, there is only one condition for a stop loss: breaking below the daily moving average.

No matter what the reason is the next day, clear out immediately.

If you're wrong, you're wrong; it's not too late to come back when it strengthens again.

This method is very simple, simple enough that it doesn't require any talent and doesn't rely on luck.

But it has a major advantage: it allows most retail investors to use it without getting wiped out.

Just like the previous "Binance life" wave, I immediately told my brothers to go long with the trend.

It was originally just a small gamble, but the market really took off.

Take what you should take, leave when you should leave; making money is winning, nothing else needs to be overthought.

If you still don’t know how to choose coins, don’t know when to enter, and don’t know when to leave, you can follow Long Ge.

I can't guarantee you will get rich, but I can help you avoid a lot of detours.

Last year a friend came to me with only 1200U left, wanting to take one last shot

I only gave him three pieces of advice, and he followed them for 90 days, rolling his account up to 50,000U without blowing it once

Today, I'll lay out these three nuggets of wisdom; how much you grasp depends on yourself

First: Split the money into three parts, first learn to "cut fingers"

Even if there’s only 3000U, it must be divided into three portions, each one thousand U, never to be used interchangeably

One thousand U as a "short-term knife", move at most twice a day, stop after that

One thousand U as "trend artillery", don’t act unless you see an opportunity, if the weekly chart isn’t bullish, just play dead

The remaining one thousand U is "money for survival", specifically to guard against black swan events, even on the day of a margin call, you can still make up for it, preserving your place at the table

Remember, don’t even think about going all-in, a margin call is at most a "cut finger", and can be recovered; losing all your capital is a "beheading", and it’s game over

Second: Only gnaw at the juiciest part of the trend, spend the rest of your time like a turtle

A choppy market is a meat grinder, nine times out of ten you’ll get cut

My signal is very simple: if the daily moving average hasn’t formed a bullish arrangement, stay out

Wait until there’s a volume breakout above the previous high, and the daily close confirms, then get in for the first time

Once profits reach 30% of your capital, immediately withdraw half the profit, set a 10% trailing stop for the rest, and let the profits run

The market always has the next train, don’t rush to grab the door, just catch a ride on the tailwind

Third: Lock your emotions in a cage, just push the button for trading

Before entering, write a "life and death statement": stop loss at 3%, automate the cut when it hits, don’t get tangled up

Every night at 11 PM, shut down the computer, no matter how tempting the candlestick is, don’t stare; if you can’t sleep, just uninstall the APP

Trading should be mechanical and monotonous, only then can you survive long-term

Actually, going from 3000U to 50,000U relies not on miraculous trades, but on "making fewer mistakes"

The market has opportunities every day, but your capital isn’t always there

First, memorize and thoroughly understand these three rules, then study wave indicators

Survive, and then you can talk about making a fortune; if you can’t survive, you’re just someone else’s transaction fee

$ETH Chat room advance notice to fans about the gaming segment, perfect conclusion

Just strictly execute the well-positioned chip throughout the process, doubling the segment is that simple

Tonight's data night continues to lay in ambush, come if you want to join!
#美联储降息 #加密市场观察

The most exaggerated account curve I've seen:

Starting with seven thousand in principal, growing to eight hundred forty thousand in half a year

But the more realistic other side is that some people make five hundred thousand one day, then experience a pullback the next day, losing all their profits and their account goes to zero

This is not a joke; it's something that happens every day in the cryptocurrency market

Many people think the problem lies in poor skills, but the core issue is only one:

They don't know how to roll, nor do they know when to stop

After stepping into countless pitfalls, I finally understood that rolling positions is not about trading every day, but only taking action in the most explosive market conditions

Most people who lose in contracts often fail for these three reasons:

They force themselves into the market when conditions are average, increase their positions aggressively after making a small profit, and refuse to stop when a pullback occurs

Those who can truly roll their positions are often very restrained. My own logic is very simple, even somewhat "against human nature":

First, after making money on the first trade, withdraw the principal first

After the first profit, immediately withdraw the principal, and only use profits to continue trading
This way, even if a pullback occurs, the loss is only on the market's money, and the mindset is completely different

Second, the more profit there is, the smaller the risk should be
When a position profits by 50%, immediately raise the stop-loss to the breakeven point; if it continues to rise, at least lock in 30% profit as a safety cushion. It’s not about thinking of maximizing profits, but rather thinking "I must not return to the starting point"

Third, only take action when the opportunity arises

Rolling positions is not about trading frequency, but about explosiveness
Wait until the trend is clear and the volatility is sufficient, then decisively get in
If the market is not in place, it’s better to stay out than to force a trade

Many people are not actually unable to make money, but rather they make money but cannot hold onto it. The real differentiation in the cryptocurrency market is not about who can seize opportunities, but who can steadily keep the money they have earned

Remember this: Those who can wait, take profits, and know when to stop are the ones who are qualified to talk about doubling their investments
#BinanceABCs #巨鲸动向 #美联储降息 #美联储FOMC会议

After eight years of ups and downs in the cryptocurrency world, I have a clear anchor point in my memory, which is the ultimate carnival of altcoins in 2017.

That year I focused on ADA, buying in batches starting from three cents.

No one expected that, in just three months, it would surge all the way to a high of $1.20.

The number in my account multiplied nearly forty times.

Every day, the first thing I did upon waking was open the market software, watching the zeros behind my assets increase, and I was even calculating which house to buy with cash in the city.

But I was too greedy and never pressed the sell button.

Soon after, ADA began to plummet, crashing back down to twenty cents.

The unrealized profits disappeared like flowing water, and eighty percent of the profit evaporated in an instant, shattering my dream of buying a house.

This experience taught me a crucial lesson:

In the cryptocurrency world, knowing how to buy is just entry-level; true experts know how to sell.

The profit-taking and stop-loss method I’m about to share is a lesson I bought with real money, especially suitable for ordinary people who don’t have time to watch the market day and night.

Regarding profit-taking, I use the "tiered profit-taking method."

Assuming a coin rises from one dollar to two dollars, I would first sell thirty percent of my position, essentially recovering my principal; regardless of whether it goes up or down from there, my mindset remains stable.

When it continues to rise to three dollars, I would reduce my position by another thirty percent.

For the remaining forty percent, I would set a trailing stop-loss—if the price drops 15% from the highest point, I will automatically sell all of it.

This way, I can capture the main upward wave while ensuring that my profits won’t be completely given back.

As for stop-loss, I have a strict rule:

The loss on a single trade must not exceed 5% of the total principal.

After each purchase, I immediately set a conditional order with a -10% stop-loss line.

It’s like putting an insurance policy on the trade.

Don’t be afraid of missing opportunities because of this; what’s lacking in the cryptocurrency world is market movement.

But once your principal is wiped out, you lose the chance to turn things around completely.

Over the past eight years, I have witnessed too many stories of overnight wealth, but I have also seen many people lose everything in the roller coaster of price fluctuations.

Those who can truly leave with profits are often those who strictly adhere to discipline @龙哥在带单 .