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Good news, good news! Major update, the Binance chat room has launched the private chat feature! The operation is very simple: 1 Enter "chat room" in the search bar to find the entrance 2 Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add friends 3 Enter the other person's Binance UID (for example, mine: lmf123) 4 Click search, and you can directly add me as a friend, let's communicate together!
Good news, good news!
Major update, the Binance chat room has launched the private chat feature!

The operation is very simple:
1
Enter "chat room" in the search bar to find the entrance
2
Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add friends
3 Enter the other person's Binance UID (for example, mine:
lmf123)
4 Click search, and you can directly add me as a friend, let's
communicate together!
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Many people think that to make money in the cryptocurrency market, you need to learn a bunch of indicators, understand various candlesticks, and figure out RSI, MACD... But what’s the result? The more you learn, the more confused you get, and the more anxious you become. I had an old fan four years ago, who is a typical example. At that time, he would watch the market until dawn every day, always chasing highs and cutting losses, resulting in two liquidations, and he nearly broke down. Later, I just told him one thing: “The smarter a person is, the easier it is to lose money in the cryptocurrency market. Those who really make money are often using the simplest methods.” At that time, he was half-convinced but took it in. I taught him a set of methods I’ve been using, which I call the “343 Positioning Method.” The logic is simple: 1. First, throw 30% of your capital into the market to stabilize your position. Having coins in hand gives peace of mind. 2. If the market declines, add positions in batches, with a maximum of 40%, lowering costs while others panic and sell. 3. Once the trend stabilizes, add the remaining 30% in the direction of the trend to catch a wave of upward movement. Leave when it’s time, don’t linger on. It’s that straightforward, but the key is execution. He started to follow this method, and in the first year, his returns were stable, but there were always people laughing at him for being “too slow.” In the second year, his money multiplied several times; by the third year, from the initial 200,000 USDT, he managed to roll it to over seventy million USDT. You might ask if it’s all about skills? Not entirely. It’s about: not going all in, not chasing highs, not cutting losses randomly, and not being carried away by emotions. Now, that guy watches the market completely calmly, with stable ups and downs, keeping the rhythm in hand, collecting when opportunities arise—steady, precise, and ruthless. Ultimately, those who turn things around in the cryptocurrency market are not the ones who shout slogans every day or study dozens of indicators, but those willing to stick with the simplest methods. If you are still chasing highs and cutting losses, changing methods every day, it’s better to stop and try this simple method. You can’t always think about getting rich overnight; only by moving slowly can you accumulate enough. One tree cannot support a forest; it’s better to move forward with the big team! The direction has been pointed out; it’s up to you to keep up!
Many people think that to make money in the cryptocurrency market, you need to learn a bunch of indicators, understand various candlesticks, and figure out RSI, MACD...

But what’s the result? The more you learn, the more confused you get, and the more anxious you become.

I had an old fan four years ago, who is a typical example. At that time, he would watch the market until dawn every day, always chasing highs and cutting losses, resulting in two liquidations, and he nearly broke down.

Later, I just told him one thing: “The smarter a person is, the easier it is to lose money in the cryptocurrency market. Those who really make money are often using the simplest methods.”

At that time, he was half-convinced but took it in. I taught him a set of methods I’ve been using, which I call the “343 Positioning Method.” The logic is simple:

1. First, throw 30% of your capital into the market to stabilize your position. Having coins in hand gives peace of mind.
2. If the market declines, add positions in batches, with a maximum of 40%, lowering costs while others panic and sell.
3. Once the trend stabilizes, add the remaining 30% in the direction of the trend to catch a wave of upward movement. Leave when it’s time, don’t linger on.

It’s that straightforward, but the key is execution.

He started to follow this method, and in the first year, his returns were stable, but there were always people laughing at him for being “too slow.” In the second year, his money multiplied several times; by the third year, from the initial 200,000 USDT, he managed to roll it to over seventy million USDT.

You might ask if it’s all about skills? Not entirely. It’s about: not going all in, not chasing highs, not cutting losses randomly, and not being carried away by emotions.

Now, that guy watches the market completely calmly, with stable ups and downs, keeping the rhythm in hand, collecting when opportunities arise—steady, precise, and ruthless.

Ultimately, those who turn things around in the cryptocurrency market are not the ones who shout slogans every day or study dozens of indicators, but those willing to stick with the simplest methods.

If you are still chasing highs and cutting losses, changing methods every day, it’s better to stop and try this simple method. You can’t always think about getting rich overnight; only by moving slowly can you accumulate enough.

One tree cannot support a forest; it’s better to move forward with the big team! The direction has been pointed out; it’s up to you to keep up!
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Last year, a friend of mine went from 100,000 U to only 5,000 U, almost breaking down. He was no different from most people: dozens of orders a day, fees consumed faster than the principal; seeing someone flaunt a hundred times small coins, he immediately felt the urge to go all in, only to be slapped back to reality by the market the next day. At his worst, he was still staring at the screen at three in the morning, cigarette butts piling up, his eyes bloodshot, repeatedly asking himself: Am I just the market's fodder? Later, he found me, and I only said one thing: Don't spray like a machine gun, learn to act like a sniper. What does that mean? It means to wait. If the market hasn't reached your target, do nothing; if the signals are unclear, don't touch it. Only place orders at the most certain breakout positions, starting with a time frame of 4 hours. It's better to miss ten opportunities than to make a wrong move. At most three orders a day; if you feel restless, go for a run, and don’t click randomly. Then I taught him the "Ladder Rolling Method": The first order should not exceed 10% of the total capital; Only gradually increase the position if there are floating profits; If profits reach 20%, you must take half off the table first, letting the remaining profits follow the trend; Once losses exceed 5%, decisively cut losses, and never average down. Those who fantasize about recouping losses often end up falling victim to a lucky mindset. But more crucial than technique is discipline. If you have two consecutive losses, shut down immediately for the day; review daily, break down the wrong orders clearly, and extract the logic behind winning trades. The market is brutal, but beneath that brutality, there are still patterns. First learn to preserve your life, then talk about profits. Real turnarounds rely on execution, not fantasies of getting rich overnight. The market is still brewing; if you don't understand how to play yet, it's okay, hurry up and plan with me, and let’s get rich together in this bull market! The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is up to you. $SOL $ETH $ENSO #加密市场回调 #内容挖矿升级 #法国比特币战略储备计划
Last year, a friend of mine went from 100,000 U to only 5,000 U, almost breaking down.

He was no different from most people: dozens of orders a day, fees consumed faster than the principal; seeing someone flaunt a hundred times small coins, he immediately felt the urge to go all in, only to be slapped back to reality by the market the next day.

At his worst, he was still staring at the screen at three in the morning, cigarette butts piling up, his eyes bloodshot, repeatedly asking himself: Am I just the market's fodder?

Later, he found me, and I only said one thing: Don't spray like a machine gun, learn to act like a sniper.

What does that mean? It means to wait. If the market hasn't reached your target, do nothing; if the signals are unclear, don't touch it. Only place orders at the most certain breakout positions, starting with a time frame of 4 hours. It's better to miss ten opportunities than to make a wrong move. At most three orders a day; if you feel restless, go for a run, and don’t click randomly.

Then I taught him the "Ladder Rolling Method":
The first order should not exceed 10% of the total capital;
Only gradually increase the position if there are floating profits;
If profits reach 20%, you must take half off the table first, letting the remaining profits follow the trend;
Once losses exceed 5%, decisively cut losses, and never average down.
Those who fantasize about recouping losses often end up falling victim to a lucky mindset.

But more crucial than technique is discipline.
If you have two consecutive losses, shut down immediately for the day; review daily, break down the wrong orders clearly, and extract the logic behind winning trades.

The market is brutal, but beneath that brutality, there are still patterns.

First learn to preserve your life, then talk about profits. Real turnarounds rely on execution, not fantasies of getting rich overnight.

The market is still brewing; if you don't understand how to play yet, it's okay, hurry up and plan with me, and let’s get rich together in this bull market!

The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
$SOL $ETH $ENSO
#加密市场回调 #内容挖矿升级 #法国比特币战略储备计划
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The Fed is going to cut interest rates! It's almost a certainty, retail investors in the crypto space remember these 3 steps to not miss out Brothers, there’s a big message I must share with you! Looking at the data today, the probability of the Fed cutting rates in October has soared to 99.9%, basically a confirmed matter, no suspense Next, remember the key time points: 2 AM Beijing time on Thursday, the Fed will announce the interest rate cut decision; right after that at 2:30 AM, Powell will hold a press conference. This matter significantly impacts us in the crypto world, how should we respond? Don’t panic, let me clarify for you 1. Understand first: What does the interest rate cut have to do with the crypto space? To put it bluntly, cutting interest rates is like the Fed "injecting money" into the market—borrowing costs for banks decrease, and the amount of money circulating in the market increases. A portion of this extra money will flow into the crypto market, effectively adding momentum to the crypto space In previous instances of the Fed cutting rates, mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum have risen quite a bit. This time, what everyone is more concerned about is not whether it will be cut, but how many times it will be cut next and how quickly. As long as this rhythm is clear, it could likely drive the crypto market’s movement 2. Retail investors focus: How to operate with these 3 steps? 1. Don’t chase highs, buy in batches: If the price suddenly rises after the news comes out on Thursday morning, don’t rush in due to excitement. You can buy your preferred coins in several batches, like BTC, ETH, or altcoins you think have potential, which can significantly reduce risk 2. Pay close attention to Powell's speech: The press conference at 2:30 AM is particularly critical! If Powell says, "there will continue to be easing (simply put, more money in the market)," then hold onto your coins; if he speaks ambiguously or hesitantly, the price may fluctuate in the short term, don’t panic, don’t sell randomly 3. Hold long-term, don’t get shaken out by short-term volatility: Once the Fed starts the rate-cutting cycle, it’s a good thing for the crypto market in the medium to long term. Hold onto real assets (don’t use leverage), and don’t sell your coins just because of a few days of ups and downs, as it’s easy to miss out on future trends Lastly, a reminder: This rate cut is an opportunity, but absolutely don’t invest all your money (don’t go all-in), and definitely don’t touch leverage! Take it step by step steadily, to truly reap the benefits $ETH $BTC $SOL #美联储降息预期
The Fed is going to cut interest rates! It's almost a certainty, retail investors in the crypto space remember these 3 steps to not miss out

Brothers, there’s a big message I must share with you! Looking at the data today, the probability of the Fed cutting rates in October has soared to 99.9%, basically a confirmed matter, no suspense

Next, remember the key time points: 2 AM Beijing time on Thursday, the Fed will announce the interest rate cut decision; right after that at 2:30 AM, Powell will hold a press conference. This matter significantly impacts us in the crypto world, how should we respond? Don’t panic, let me clarify for you

1. Understand first: What does the interest rate cut have to do with the crypto space?

To put it bluntly, cutting interest rates is like the Fed "injecting money" into the market—borrowing costs for banks decrease, and the amount of money circulating in the market increases. A portion of this extra money will flow into the crypto market, effectively adding momentum to the crypto space

In previous instances of the Fed cutting rates, mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum have risen quite a bit. This time, what everyone is more concerned about is not whether it will be cut, but how many times it will be cut next and how quickly. As long as this rhythm is clear, it could likely drive the crypto market’s movement

2. Retail investors focus: How to operate with these 3 steps?

1. Don’t chase highs, buy in batches: If the price suddenly rises after the news comes out on Thursday morning, don’t rush in due to excitement. You can buy your preferred coins in several batches, like BTC, ETH, or altcoins you think have potential, which can significantly reduce risk

2. Pay close attention to Powell's speech: The press conference at 2:30 AM is particularly critical! If Powell says, "there will continue to be easing (simply put, more money in the market)," then hold onto your coins; if he speaks ambiguously or hesitantly, the price may fluctuate in the short term, don’t panic, don’t sell randomly

3. Hold long-term, don’t get shaken out by short-term volatility: Once the Fed starts the rate-cutting cycle, it’s a good thing for the crypto market in the medium to long term. Hold onto real assets (don’t use leverage), and don’t sell your coins just because of a few days of ups and downs, as it’s easy to miss out on future trends

Lastly, a reminder: This rate cut is an opportunity, but absolutely don’t invest all your money (don’t go all-in), and definitely don’t touch leverage! Take it step by step steadily, to truly reap the benefits
$ETH $BTC $SOL
#美联储降息预期
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Let fans follow the long position of 15,000 U, targeting to see 0.05, not a big problem. Now the square is full of voices from the bears, but—— the bulls will never be slaves! This game depends on who earns whose money! The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp, whether to come ashore with me, the decision is yours. $KITE $COAI $ETH #加密市场回调 #美联储降息预期 #法国比特币战略储备计划
Let fans follow the long position of 15,000 U,

targeting to see 0.05, not a big problem.


Now the square is full of voices from the bears,

but——

the bulls will never be slaves!

This game depends on who earns whose money!

The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp,

whether to come ashore with me, the decision is yours.
$KITE $COAI $ETH
#加密市场回调 #美联储降息预期 #法国比特币战略储备计划
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Why do I always make money on the demo account but lose in the real account? A fan asked me: "Bro, why do I earn money every time on the demo account, but as soon as it’s the real account, I start losing?" I didn’t rush to answer, because this question is something almost every trader has asked themselves. Making money on the demo account is as easy as drinking water, losing money on the real account is like flowing water: it’s not the system that’s poor, it’s the heartbeat. Many people can use the system flawlessly on the demo account: buying decisively when it’s time to buy, selling resolutely when it’s time to sell, and stopping losses as easily as flipping a switch. But once it’s the real account, the same K-lines, the same signals, the hands start to shake. Because the money in the demo account is just numbers, while the money in the real account is mortgage payments, car loans, and children’s tuition. When losing, the "-5%" in the demo account is just red on the screen, but the "-5%" in the real account feels like a heart being squeezed. This kind of pain activates the human “avoidance mechanism”: not daring to look at the charts, unwilling to stop losses, even deceiving oneself with “this is just temporary.” It’s the same when making profits. Earning 10% on the demo account may bring a brief moment of happiness; earning 10% on the real account makes your heart explode with fireworks: “Should I increase my position? This time maybe I can double it!” The human “greed amplifier” suddenly activates, making you forget the system’s iron rule of “no more than 20% position on a single ticket.” A trader once did an experiment: using the same system, he made a 40% profit on the demo account for three consecutive months, but switched to the real account and lost 15% in the first month. Upon reviewing, he found that all the losing trades violated the system rules — it’s not that the system is poor, but the real money exposes human weaknesses completely. It’s like swimming steadily in shallow water, but when reaching deep water, you become nervous and mess up your movements. The water (market) hasn’t changed, the posture (system) hasn’t changed, what has changed is the fear of “sinking” — this fear is the checkpoint of human nature. The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp — whether to come ashore with me, the decision is yours $KITE $ETH $OL #加密市场回调 #法国比特币战略储备计划 #内容挖矿升级
Why do I always make money on the demo account but lose in the real account?

A fan asked me:

"Bro, why do I earn money every time on the demo account,

but as soon as it’s the real account, I start losing?"

I didn’t rush to answer,

because this question is something almost every trader has asked themselves.

Making money on the demo account is as easy as drinking water, losing money on the real account is like flowing water: it’s not the system that’s poor, it’s the heartbeat.

Many people can use the system flawlessly on the demo account: buying decisively when it’s time to buy, selling resolutely when it’s time to sell, and stopping losses as easily as flipping a switch. But once it’s the real account, the same K-lines, the same signals, the hands start to shake.

Because the money in the demo account is just numbers, while the money in the real account is mortgage payments, car loans, and children’s tuition. When losing, the "-5%" in the demo account is just red on the screen, but the "-5%" in the real account feels like a heart being squeezed. This kind of pain activates the human “avoidance mechanism”: not daring to look at the charts, unwilling to stop losses, even deceiving oneself with “this is just temporary.”

It’s the same when making profits. Earning 10% on the demo account may bring a brief moment of happiness; earning 10% on the real account makes your heart explode with fireworks: “Should I increase my position? This time maybe I can double it!” The human “greed amplifier” suddenly activates, making you forget the system’s iron rule of “no more than 20% position on a single ticket.”

A trader once did an experiment: using the same system, he made a 40% profit on the demo account for three consecutive months, but switched to the real account and lost 15% in the first month. Upon reviewing, he found that all the losing trades violated the system rules — it’s not that the system is poor, but the real money exposes human weaknesses completely.

It’s like swimming steadily in shallow water, but when reaching deep water, you become nervous and mess up your movements. The water (market) hasn’t changed, the posture (system) hasn’t changed, what has changed is the fear of “sinking” — this fear is the checkpoint of human nature.

The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp — whether to come ashore with me, the decision is yours
$KITE $ETH $OL
#加密市场回调 #法国比特币战略储备计划 #内容挖矿升级
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At 2 AM tonight, the whole world is waiting for Powell to say a word. Once the interest rate cut drops, market sentiment could ignite in an instant. Liquidity is like gasoline; even a drop is enough to trigger an explosion. The gold pullback is not the end of the story It's just a reshuffling of chips and a repositioning of funds. The real direction has always come after major events. A few clever fund addresses have already started to increase their positions Quietly, with heavyweight chips in hand They never need to shout slogans Buying is their attitude. The market has a poor memory Last time after the interest rate cut, Bitcoin reached a new high in a week. History won't simply repeat itself But funds know where the heat is. However, I’ll say this The more excitement there is, the closer the danger is The market has always been To make you believe And then shatter you. A pinning is an early warning Regulation, sentiment, and expectations intertwine Everyone wants to feast But most people can't even sip the soup. To earn money from the market, first learn not to be eaten by it Focus on key levels, control positions, set stop losses Don't entrust your life to luck Don't let a moment's thought return profits. A night of extreme volatility Is the true moment that distinguishes players If you can stay steady Opportunities will naturally choose you.
At 2 AM tonight, the whole world is waiting for Powell to say a word.

Once the interest rate cut drops, market sentiment could ignite in an instant.
Liquidity is like gasoline; even a drop is enough to trigger an explosion.

The gold pullback is not the end of the story
It's just a reshuffling of chips and a repositioning of funds.
The real direction has always come after major events.

A few clever fund addresses have already started to increase their positions
Quietly, with heavyweight chips in hand
They never need to shout slogans
Buying is their attitude.

The market has a poor memory
Last time after the interest rate cut, Bitcoin reached a new high in a week.
History won't simply repeat itself
But funds know where the heat is.

However, I’ll say this
The more excitement there is, the closer the danger is
The market has always been
To make you believe
And then shatter you.

A pinning is an early warning
Regulation, sentiment, and expectations intertwine
Everyone wants to feast
But most people can't even sip the soup.

To earn money from the market, first learn not to be eaten by it
Focus on key levels, control positions, set stop losses
Don't entrust your life to luck
Don't let a moment's thought return profits.

A night of extreme volatility
Is the true moment that distinguishes players
If you can stay steady
Opportunities will naturally choose you.
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How to Turn Around Contract Losses? Master These Points to Easily Change the Situation!Do you really understand contracts? If you are in a losing position with contracts, then you should read this article carefully. 1. Learn to Take Profits and Cut Losses The market is constantly changing, and you must learn to take profits and cut losses. This isn't as difficult as it sounds; taking profits controls your greed. A cryptocurrency will not rise indefinitely, nor will it fall continuously; there are cycles. Therefore, taking profits becomes particularly important. Don't always worry about closing positions too early and missing out on future profits! You must remember that the money in the crypto world is not endless, but the money in your account can be completely lost.

How to Turn Around Contract Losses? Master These Points to Easily Change the Situation!

Do you really understand contracts?
If you are in a losing position with contracts, then you should read this article carefully.
1. Learn to Take Profits and Cut Losses
The market is constantly changing, and you must learn to take profits and cut losses. This isn't as difficult as it sounds; taking profits controls your greed. A cryptocurrency will not rise indefinitely, nor will it fall continuously; there are cycles. Therefore, taking profits becomes particularly important. Don't always worry about closing positions too early and missing out on future profits!

You must remember that the money in the crypto world is not endless, but the money in your account can be completely lost.
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What is behind the mountain? You don't have to tell me I know it's Binance life
What is behind the mountain?

You don't have to tell me

I know it's Binance life
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Let's discuss this topic: Why do so many people still play contracts even though they blow up every day? To put it bluntly, most people don't really understand what's going on. You see the platform offering 5x and 10x leverage, and you actually think you're trading at 5x? With a 10,000 USDT account, you can only lose 500 USDT before blowing up, but you go ahead and open a position worth 30,000 USDT—thinking it's 5x, but in reality, you're risking 60x your capital in a gamble. Yet you remain oblivious, thinking you're safe. Those who truly understand trading know that the essence of this game is risk hedging. The profits you make don't come from luck; they come from others blowing up. So professional traders spend 70% of their time waiting; if the market isn't right, they don't act at all. When they do act, it's with precision harvesting in mind—not like you, tumbling around every day. To win in trading, the key is two words: against human nature. When others panic, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you are cautious. Set strict stop-losses, and don't lose more than 5%. But once you are in profit, you must run harder than anyone else, at least doubling your stop-loss. Many people still don't understand and say: Isn't trading just gambling? No, my brother. You blow up because you are gambling. We make money because we are calculating. I won't reveal the core secrets; if you want to learn, come on your own. If you are still relying on feelings to trade, I suggest you rest early and not stay up late; there’s everything in dreams. If you still don't know what to do now, follow Hu Ge. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
Let's discuss this topic: Why do so many people still play contracts even though they blow up every day?

To put it bluntly, most people don't really understand what's going on.
You see the platform offering 5x and 10x leverage, and you actually think you're trading at 5x?
With a 10,000 USDT account, you can only lose 500 USDT before blowing up, but you go ahead and open a position worth 30,000 USDT—thinking it's 5x, but in reality, you're risking 60x your capital in a gamble.
Yet you remain oblivious, thinking you're safe.
Those who truly understand trading know that the essence of this game is risk hedging.
The profits you make don't come from luck; they come from others blowing up.
So professional traders spend 70% of their time waiting; if the market isn't right, they don't act at all.
When they do act, it's with precision harvesting in mind—not like you, tumbling around every day.
To win in trading, the key is two words: against human nature.
When others panic, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you are cautious.
Set strict stop-losses, and don't lose more than 5%.
But once you are in profit, you must run harder than anyone else, at least doubling your stop-loss.
Many people still don't understand and say: Isn't trading just gambling?
No, my brother.
You blow up because you are gambling.
We make money because we are calculating.
I won't reveal the core secrets; if you want to learn, come on your own.
If you are still relying on feelings to trade, I suggest you rest early and not stay up late; there’s everything in dreams.
If you still don't know what to do now, follow Hu Ge. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
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5 Essential Tips for Beginners: Prioritize survival, then profits; minimize unnecessary detours in the crypto world. 1. Fundamental Knowledge for Beginners (Avoid Pitfalls) 1. Core Concepts of Contract Trading Perpetual Contracts (no expiration date) vs. Delivery Contracts (with expiration date), beginners should practice with perpetual contracts first. Leverage ≠ Doubling: A 5% adverse movement at 10x leverage results in a 50% loss of principal; start with 5x leverage. Stop Loss is Essential: Set a stop loss of 5%-10% for each trade (e.g., for 8000 yuan principal, single trade stop loss ≤ 800 yuan). 2. Ironclad Rules of Risk Management No Resistance: If unrealized losses exceed 10%, stop loss unconditionally; keep your principal intact, and don’t worry about missing opportunities. 2. Trading Strategy: Make “Certain” Money 1. Two Rules for Trend Trading Moving Average Judgment: In the 4-hour chart, if the 50-day line > 100-day line > 200-day line → go long; otherwise, go short. Indicator Assistance: Enter when MACD is above 0 with a golden cross + RSI > 50 for a higher win rate. 2. Band Trading Mnemonic Don’t Catch Falling Knives: Wait for three bullish candles to stabilize before buying. Don’t Chase Highs: If deviating from the moving average by more than 20%, don’t chase; wait for a pullback to the moving average. 3. Capital Management: 8000 Yuan Positioning Method (Practical Version) 1. Leverage Use Beginners use 5-10x: For 8000 yuan principal, max open a contract worth 80,000 yuan (10x leverage), reducing liquidation risk by 50%. Handling Floating Profits: After earning 20%, withdraw 20% of the profit (e.g., earn 1600 yuan, withdraw 320 yuan), use the remaining funds for further operations. 2. Gradual Position Building Initially use 40% (3200 yuan) for testing, stop loss at 5% decline (loss of 160 yuan). Increase by 30% (2400 yuan) after breaking previous highs, retain 30% (2400 yuan) for potential crashes. 4. Practical Steps (Using BTC as an Example) 1. Selecting Targets: Only trade mainstream BTC/ETH (high liquidity, resistance > 3 times that of altcoins). 2. Trend Judgment: Bullish moving averages + MACD golden cross → go long; bearish arrangement → do not catch falling knives. 3. Position Building: Open at 5x leverage, buy BTC worth 26,000 yuan with 3200 yuan, stop loss at 25,700 yuan (loss of 300 yuan), take profit at 28,000 yuan (profit of 400 yuan). 4. Daily Risk Control: Check positions before market close (not exceeding 10 times the principal), adjust stop loss (protect profits as prices rise). 5. Risk Control: 3 Critical Lines 1. Avoid 3 Types of Landmines Short-term surging coins (90% are manipulated by market makers), high leverage (liquidation rate over 60% at 10x), full margin betting (retain 30% cash). The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me, the choice is yours.
5 Essential Tips for Beginners: Prioritize survival, then profits; minimize unnecessary detours in the crypto world.

1. Fundamental Knowledge for Beginners (Avoid Pitfalls)
1. Core Concepts of Contract Trading
Perpetual Contracts (no expiration date) vs. Delivery Contracts (with expiration date), beginners should practice with perpetual contracts first.
Leverage ≠ Doubling: A 5% adverse movement at 10x leverage results in a 50% loss of principal; start with 5x leverage.
Stop Loss is Essential: Set a stop loss of 5%-10% for each trade (e.g., for 8000 yuan principal, single trade stop loss ≤ 800 yuan).

2. Ironclad Rules of Risk Management
No Resistance: If unrealized losses exceed 10%, stop loss unconditionally; keep your principal intact, and don’t worry about missing opportunities.

2. Trading Strategy: Make “Certain” Money
1. Two Rules for Trend Trading
Moving Average Judgment: In the 4-hour chart, if the 50-day line > 100-day line > 200-day line → go long; otherwise, go short.
Indicator Assistance: Enter when MACD is above 0 with a golden cross + RSI > 50 for a higher win rate.
2. Band Trading Mnemonic
Don’t Catch Falling Knives: Wait for three bullish candles to stabilize before buying.
Don’t Chase Highs: If deviating from the moving average by more than 20%, don’t chase; wait for a pullback to the moving average.

3. Capital Management: 8000 Yuan Positioning Method (Practical Version)
1. Leverage Use
Beginners use 5-10x: For 8000 yuan principal, max open a contract worth 80,000 yuan (10x leverage), reducing liquidation risk by 50%.
Handling Floating Profits: After earning 20%, withdraw 20% of the profit (e.g., earn 1600 yuan, withdraw 320 yuan), use the remaining funds for further operations.
2. Gradual Position Building
Initially use 40% (3200 yuan) for testing, stop loss at 5% decline (loss of 160 yuan).
Increase by 30% (2400 yuan) after breaking previous highs, retain 30% (2400 yuan) for potential crashes.

4. Practical Steps (Using BTC as an Example)
1. Selecting Targets: Only trade mainstream BTC/ETH (high liquidity, resistance > 3 times that of altcoins).
2. Trend Judgment: Bullish moving averages + MACD golden cross → go long; bearish arrangement → do not catch falling knives.
3. Position Building: Open at 5x leverage, buy BTC worth 26,000 yuan with 3200 yuan, stop loss at 25,700 yuan (loss of 300 yuan), take profit at 28,000 yuan (profit of 400 yuan).
4. Daily Risk Control: Check positions before market close (not exceeding 10 times the principal), adjust stop loss (protect profits as prices rise).

5. Risk Control: 3 Critical Lines
1. Avoid 3 Types of Landmines
Short-term surging coins (90% are manipulated by market makers), high leverage (liquidation rate over 60% at 10x), full margin betting (retain 30% cash).

The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me, the choice is yours.
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On the path of trading, to achieve results, one must first endure the most difficult period of 'cognitive anxiety.' Once you get through it, you will see the real light. At that time, any 7-digit or 8-digit asset growth will become a natural occurrence. This article is written for brothers who are feeling lost. Many people think that those who can make money in the market must be quick-reacting, smart-minded, technically skilled, and high-win-rate 'genius players.' But to be honest—I didn't survive on intelligence, but on 'endurance.' I am not a person with extraordinary talent. When I first entered the circle, I made almost all the mistakes that others had made—frequent trading, chasing highs and cutting losses, over-leveraging, not setting stop-losses... I did it all. At that time, I thought 'persistence' could save me, but I was merely 'stubbornly holding on.' When I just entered the cryptocurrency market in 2019, I thought losing money was due to 'insufficient skills,' so I crazily took extra classes. Indicators, moving averages, Bollinger Bands, Gann theory, wave theory... I learned whatever was popular. What was the result? The more I learned, the more confused I became—signals clashing, systems conflicting, concepts contradicting. The more I learned, the more anxious and lost I became. Later, I understood that this was not a technical issue, but cognitive anxiety. Knowing too much but not being clear on how to use it; seeing too much but lacking my own judgment framework. Thus, all knowledge became 'information garbage.' That period was the darkest phase of my life—strategies frequently failing, self-doubt to the extreme, even questioning whether I was suitable for trading. Until later, I calmed down to review, read many books, such as 'Trend Trading Method' and 'The Clear State,' etc. I realized I didn't need so many complicated things at all. Just a few core indicators, a stable system, and focusing on familiar currencies and market conditions was enough. So I began to 'simplify'—removing all useless tools and keeping the most essential ones. From 'learning a lot' to 'understanding clearly,' this is a painful transformation, but it must be experienced. When I simplified things, I could see the market's patterns clearly and finally stepped onto my own trading path. Therefore, everyone will go through the cognitive anxiety period. Once you get through it, you will truly understand: Trading is not about who learns more or who places orders faster, but about who can stay calm and hold onto their principles amidst the chaos.
On the path of trading, to achieve results, one must first endure the most difficult period of 'cognitive anxiety.' Once you get through it, you will see the real light. At that time, any 7-digit or 8-digit asset growth will become a natural occurrence.


This article is written for brothers who are feeling lost. Many people think that those who can make money in the market must be quick-reacting, smart-minded, technically skilled, and high-win-rate 'genius players.' But to be honest—I didn't survive on intelligence, but on 'endurance.'


I am not a person with extraordinary talent. When I first entered the circle, I made almost all the mistakes that others had made—frequent trading, chasing highs and cutting losses, over-leveraging, not setting stop-losses... I did it all. At that time, I thought 'persistence' could save me, but I was merely 'stubbornly holding on.'


When I just entered the cryptocurrency market in 2019, I thought losing money was due to 'insufficient skills,' so I crazily took extra classes. Indicators, moving averages, Bollinger Bands, Gann theory, wave theory... I learned whatever was popular. What was the result? The more I learned, the more confused I became—signals clashing, systems conflicting, concepts contradicting. The more I learned, the more anxious and lost I became.


Later, I understood that this was not a technical issue, but cognitive anxiety.

Knowing too much but not being clear on how to use it; seeing too much but lacking my own judgment framework. Thus, all knowledge became 'information garbage.' That period was the darkest phase of my life—strategies frequently failing, self-doubt to the extreme, even questioning whether I was suitable for trading.


Until later, I calmed down to review, read many books, such as 'Trend Trading Method' and 'The Clear State,' etc. I realized I didn't need so many complicated things at all. Just a few core indicators, a stable system, and focusing on familiar currencies and market conditions was enough.


So I began to 'simplify'—removing all useless tools and keeping the most essential ones.

From 'learning a lot' to 'understanding clearly,' this is a painful transformation, but it must be experienced.


When I simplified things, I could see the market's patterns clearly and finally stepped onto my own trading path.


Therefore, everyone will go through the cognitive anxiety period.

Once you get through it, you will truly understand:

Trading is not about who learns more or who places orders faster, but about who can stay calm and hold onto their principles amidst the chaos.
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Short-term Tips to Avoid Losing Money Seeing some friends losing money makes my heart ache. It's hard to say whether you can make money, but losing money can still be controlled through some techniques. Recently, I summarized some for your reference: 1. Never Chase High Prices The market fluctuates, and chasing high prices can lead to being trapped at any time. How do you define chasing high prices? For example: If the price exceeds the high-low range by more than 1/2, don't chase. The probability is 50/50, which can be very uncomfortable. If a certain variety fluctuates 100 points daily, once it exceeds 50 points, do not chase, as it can pull back at any time. If you anticipate a potential upward trend, when using Bollinger Bands, do not enter when touching the upper band; wait for the price to pull back to the lower band, middle band, or the 10-period moving average. 2. Don't Catch Falling Knives You must wait for the market to stabilize, and the characteristics of stabilization should be summarized by yourself. For example, round tops/bottoms, irregular double bottoms, etc. It should be noted that markets that can rapidly reverse are very rare, so don't rush. However, if the consolidation pattern appears in the middle of the high-low range on the 1-hour chart, it is likely a continuation pattern rather than a reversal. 3. Avoid Trading During Quiet Periods Do not enter the market after 2:30 PM or after 10:30 PM. The day's trading has already completed, volume has shrunk, and not much movement can happen, with direction being unclear. 4. Pay Attention to Trading Volume When entering the market, be sure to observe the 5-minute trading volume. Think about it: can retail investors produce large volume bars without special news? It must be the main force at work. The classic example is when moving averages converge, and then trading volume suddenly expands significantly. Do not trust K-line movements without volume. 5. Control Individual Losses If the market is uncertain, try not to enter. Do not consider stop-loss as a confidence for entering. Have a clear entry logic, set a tight stop-loss after entering, and if you hit the stop-loss, wait for the suitable time to re-enter when the entry logic remains unchanged. The abyss is always there; I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
Short-term Tips to Avoid Losing Money
Seeing some friends losing money makes my heart ache. It's hard to say whether you can make money, but losing money can still be controlled through some techniques. Recently, I summarized some for your reference:

1. Never Chase High Prices
The market fluctuates, and chasing high prices can lead to being trapped at any time. How do you define chasing high prices? For example:
If the price exceeds the high-low range by more than 1/2, don't chase. The probability is 50/50, which can be very uncomfortable.
If a certain variety fluctuates 100 points daily, once it exceeds 50 points, do not chase, as it can pull back at any time.
If you anticipate a potential upward trend, when using Bollinger Bands, do not enter when touching the upper band; wait for the price to pull back to the lower band, middle band, or the 10-period moving average.

2. Don't Catch Falling Knives
You must wait for the market to stabilize, and the characteristics of stabilization should be summarized by yourself.
For example, round tops/bottoms, irregular double bottoms, etc. It should be noted that markets that can rapidly reverse are very rare, so don't rush. However, if the consolidation pattern appears in the middle of the high-low range on the 1-hour chart, it is likely a continuation pattern rather than a reversal.

3. Avoid Trading During Quiet Periods
Do not enter the market after 2:30 PM or after 10:30 PM. The day's trading has already completed, volume has shrunk, and not much movement can happen, with direction being unclear.

4. Pay Attention to Trading Volume
When entering the market, be sure to observe the 5-minute trading volume. Think about it: can retail investors produce large volume bars without special news? It must be the main force at work. The classic example is when moving averages converge, and then trading volume suddenly expands significantly. Do not trust K-line movements without volume.
5. Control Individual Losses

If the market is uncertain, try not to enter. Do not consider stop-loss as a confidence for entering. Have a clear entry logic, set a tight stop-loss after entering, and if you hit the stop-loss, wait for the suitable time to re-enter when the entry logic remains unchanged.

The abyss is always there; I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
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After 10 years of trading, I went from sleeplessness due to liquidation to an annual return of over 50%. Today, I share the "survival logic" with beginners—only by surviving in the crypto world do you qualify to make money. 1. Only trade after 9 PM During the day, news is chaotic and fluctuations are erratic; after 9 PM (when the European and American markets overlap), the market is clearer. I used to lose money trading aimlessly during the day, but after switching to night trading, my win rate increased by 30%! 2. Withdraw profits first Account numbers don’t count as money; withdrawing to a bank account is what matters! I withdraw 300 U when I make 1000 U. I used to be greedy and tried to double my profits, but ended up losing my principal. Now, I withdraw profits every week and enjoy financial freedom with bubble tea! 3. Don’t rely on feelings when watching K-lines Use TradingView and only look at MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. Open a position only when at least two signals agree. Don’t do 5-minute short-term trades; monitor short-term trades for 1 hour and trends for 4 hours, and only act when you accurately identify support and resistance levels. 4. Be flexible with stop-losses • When monitoring the market: dynamically raise the stop-loss (if it rises by 100, raise the stop-loss by 50) • When not monitoring: set a hard stop-loss at 3% to prevent large losses Stop-losses are not a shameful thing; they are a lifeline! 5. Withdraw 30% profit every week Withdraw profits to your bank account every Friday without fail; don’t let account figures make you “paper rich.” Stick to this for 3 months, and you will find that you won’t return to zero anymore! 6. Keep forbidden rules in mind • Leverage ≤ 10 times; beginners should use 3-5 times • Limit contracts to a maximum of 3 per day; don’t get carried away • Stay away from meme coins and animal coins; they are all manipulated • Never borrow money to trade Trading is a "profession," not a gamble; watch the market at the right time, take profits when you can, and stop when you incur losses. Earning steadily is better than getting rich quickly. If you still don’t know what to do, follow Hu Ge; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!! $ETH $BTC $SOL #内容挖矿升级 #中美贸易谈判 #法国比特币战略储备计划
After 10 years of trading, I went from sleeplessness due to liquidation to an annual return of over 50%. Today, I share the "survival logic" with beginners—only by surviving in the crypto world do you qualify to make money.

1. Only trade after 9 PM
During the day, news is chaotic and fluctuations are erratic; after 9 PM (when the European and American markets overlap), the market is clearer. I used to lose money trading aimlessly during the day, but after switching to night trading, my win rate increased by 30%!

2. Withdraw profits first
Account numbers don’t count as money; withdrawing to a bank account is what matters! I withdraw 300 U when I make 1000 U. I used to be greedy and tried to double my profits, but ended up losing my principal. Now, I withdraw profits every week and enjoy financial freedom with bubble tea!

3. Don’t rely on feelings when watching K-lines
Use TradingView and only look at MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. Open a position only when at least two signals agree. Don’t do 5-minute short-term trades; monitor short-term trades for 1 hour and trends for 4 hours, and only act when you accurately identify support and resistance levels.

4. Be flexible with stop-losses
• When monitoring the market: dynamically raise the stop-loss (if it rises by 100, raise the stop-loss by 50)
• When not monitoring: set a hard stop-loss at 3% to prevent large losses
Stop-losses are not a shameful thing; they are a lifeline!

5. Withdraw 30% profit every week
Withdraw profits to your bank account every Friday without fail; don’t let account figures make you “paper rich.” Stick to this for 3 months, and you will find that you won’t return to zero anymore!

6. Keep forbidden rules in mind
• Leverage ≤ 10 times; beginners should use 3-5 times
• Limit contracts to a maximum of 3 per day; don’t get carried away
• Stay away from meme coins and animal coins; they are all manipulated
• Never borrow money to trade
Trading is a "profession," not a gamble; watch the market at the right time, take profits when you can, and stop when you incur losses. Earning steadily is better than getting rich quickly.

If you still don’t know what to do, follow Hu Ge; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
$ETH $BTC $SOL
#内容挖矿升级 #中美贸易谈判 #法国比特币战略储备计划
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Brothers! Today I'm teaching you a hardcore operation to turn 2000U into 200,000 dollars. I have personally verified this; if you don't believe it, come argue! Step 1: Load the bullets Split 2000U into 40 bullets, with each order not exceeding 100U! If you lose, just consider it feeding the dogs; you have to stay alive to turn it around! Remember my formula for getting rich: First win: Principal + 50% profit ALL IN on the next shot Winning streak: Bet a fixed 2% of total funds, steady as an old dog (Don't ask why, just do it!) Step 2: Signal hunting 1-hour EMA7 crosses EMA21 — trend starts! 4-hour MACD golden cross below the zero line + volume bars turning red — win rate 68%! (Open your eyes wide; if you miss it, wait for the next bus) Step 3: Iron discipline Set a 1% stop loss and a 3% take profit the moment you open a position; if your hand shakes, cut it off! The timer locks the screen; anyone who stares at the market for more than 5 minutes is a fool! (Those who have blown their accounts know what I'm talking about) Step 4: Timing and location Best hunting time: 1-3 AM (good liquidity, high volatility) Death zones: The first 3 days of each month + Friday night from 8-10 PM (institutional clearing, specifically targeting retail investors) Ultimate principle Only engage in high-probability signals! Increase positions on profits, stop on losses! Time > technique! If you can wait, you can make big money! Brothers, operate less, wait more for signals! The simplest methods are often the most profitable! War God mantra "When the trend starts, don’t hesitate, increase positions on floating profits and charge forward! Blowing up the account is nothing; I’ll be fully recovered tomorrow!" The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp — whether you want to come ashore with me is up to you. $BTC $ETH $BNB #加密市场回调 #中美贸易谈判 #美国AI行动计划
Brothers! Today I'm teaching you a hardcore operation to turn 2000U into 200,000 dollars. I have personally verified this; if you don't believe it, come argue!

Step 1: Load the bullets
Split 2000U into 40 bullets, with each order not exceeding 100U! If you lose, just consider it feeding the dogs; you have to stay alive to turn it around! Remember my formula for getting rich:
First win: Principal + 50% profit ALL IN on the next shot
Winning streak: Bet a fixed 2% of total funds, steady as an old dog
(Don't ask why, just do it!)

Step 2: Signal hunting
1-hour EMA7 crosses EMA21 — trend starts!
4-hour MACD golden cross below the zero line + volume bars turning red — win rate 68%!
(Open your eyes wide; if you miss it, wait for the next bus)

Step 3: Iron discipline
Set a 1% stop loss and a 3% take profit the moment you open a position; if your hand shakes, cut it off!
The timer locks the screen; anyone who stares at the market for more than 5 minutes is a fool!
(Those who have blown their accounts know what I'm talking about)

Step 4: Timing and location
Best hunting time: 1-3 AM (good liquidity, high volatility)
Death zones: The first 3 days of each month + Friday night from 8-10 PM (institutional clearing, specifically targeting retail investors)

Ultimate principle
Only engage in high-probability signals!
Increase positions on profits, stop on losses!
Time > technique! If you can wait, you can make big money!

Brothers, operate less, wait more for signals! The simplest methods are often the most profitable!

War God mantra
"When the trend starts, don’t hesitate, increase positions on floating profits and charge forward!
Blowing up the account is nothing; I’ll be fully recovered tomorrow!"

The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp — whether you want to come ashore with me is up to you.
$BTC $ETH $BNB
#加密市场回调 #中美贸易谈判 #美国AI行动计划
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Just entering the cryptocurrency space, newcomers shouldn't rush to make money, first learn to "avoid pitfalls." Here are 9 practical experiences to help you take fewer detours: 1. Don’t touch contracts. Experienced traders often stumble on high-leverage contracts, where a single fluctuation can lead to liquidation; newcomers should choose spot trading and hold patiently for more stability. 2. Stay away from small coins. Most small cryptocurrencies are tools for "scalping"; they have low market capitalization and no reputation, and it's common for them to drop over 99% or go to zero. Prioritize mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. 3. Don't have high expectations. The period of tenfold or hundredfold returns in the crypto space has passed; now that institutions are entering, doubling is already challenging, and over 90% of newcomers don’t lose in the initial stage. 4. Avoid ultra-short trading. The volatility in the crypto space is high; Bitcoin can drop 20% in a single day, and altcoins can be halved, making short-term trading hard to control. Holding quality coins is more reliable. 5. Set stop-loss and take-profit levels. Set goals in advance: stop-loss when it hits a certain point, take profit when it reaches expectations, and don't be greedy. Many people lose money in a bull market simply because they don't take profits. 6. Only use spare money to enter. The crypto space is high-risk, and issues can arise when moving funds in and out. Don’t invest all your capital; try it out with spare cash that you don't need temporarily. 7. Continuously improve your knowledge. People can’t earn money outside of their understanding; those who rely on luck will lose it back. Learning more about blockchain and crypto knowledge is a long-term strategy. 8. Find reliable mentors. The crypto space is full of pitfalls, and 99% of people lose money. Look for an experienced teacher who is willing to share knowledge; at least they can help you avoid fatal traps. Opportunities abound in the crypto market, but they are for those who are prepared. Don’t get stuck in blind operations; finding the right direction and following the right people will allow you to walk more steadily. Only by surviving can you qualify to talk about making money. If you still don’t know what to do now, follow Hu Ge; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
Just entering the cryptocurrency space, newcomers shouldn't rush to make money, first learn to "avoid pitfalls." Here are 9 practical experiences to help you take fewer detours:

1. Don’t touch contracts. Experienced traders often stumble on high-leverage contracts, where a single fluctuation can lead to liquidation; newcomers should choose spot trading and hold patiently for more stability.
2. Stay away from small coins. Most small cryptocurrencies are tools for "scalping"; they have low market capitalization and no reputation, and it's common for them to drop over 99% or go to zero. Prioritize mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
3. Don't have high expectations. The period of tenfold or hundredfold returns in the crypto space has passed; now that institutions are entering, doubling is already challenging, and over 90% of newcomers don’t lose in the initial stage.
4. Avoid ultra-short trading. The volatility in the crypto space is high; Bitcoin can drop 20% in a single day, and altcoins can be halved, making short-term trading hard to control. Holding quality coins is more reliable.
5. Set stop-loss and take-profit levels. Set goals in advance: stop-loss when it hits a certain point, take profit when it reaches expectations, and don't be greedy. Many people lose money in a bull market simply because they don't take profits.
6. Only use spare money to enter. The crypto space is high-risk, and issues can arise when moving funds in and out. Don’t invest all your capital; try it out with spare cash that you don't need temporarily.
7. Continuously improve your knowledge. People can’t earn money outside of their understanding; those who rely on luck will lose it back. Learning more about blockchain and crypto knowledge is a long-term strategy.
8. Find reliable mentors. The crypto space is full of pitfalls, and 99% of people lose money. Look for an experienced teacher who is willing to share knowledge; at least they can help you avoid fatal traps.

Opportunities abound in the crypto market, but they are for those who are prepared. Don’t get stuck in blind operations; finding the right direction and following the right people will allow you to walk more steadily. Only by surviving can you qualify to talk about making money.

If you still don’t know what to do now, follow Hu Ge; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
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You can use 100U for a steady and reliable way to make money in the market. First, take a principal of 100U and split it into two parts (50U each). Start with the first order using 50U, and it is recommended to choose mainstream coins like Ethereum (ETH), which can approximately buy 2 ETH positions with 100x leverage (1 is enough). Key rules: - Set a stop loss at 20%: for example, with a principal of 50U, if it drops to 40U, you must cut your position; don't hold on stubbornly! - Set a take profit at 100%: run away when you earn 100U; don't be greedy! Remember these stage goals: - Win 3 times in a row: increase your principal from 100U→200U→400U→800U (use half of your funds for each operation) - After reaching 800U: start splitting your positions, using only 100U for each order, leaving 8 chances for trial and error (only after 8 liquidations will you lose everything) - Once you grow your 100U to 200U: you can appropriately increase your investments, but you must use the isolated position model before reaching 1000U (only lose the funds for that position, not touch the principal) The operating iron rules must be strictly adhered to: 1. If the direction is wrong, admit it immediately: cut at a loss of 20%, don’t wait for a rebound; the longer you hold, the more you lose! 2. Never go all in: always keep half of your funds in reserve. 3. Run away when you earn enough: take profit at 100%, even if it rises 10 times afterward, it’s none of your business! 4. Use the isolated position model: calculate risks independently for each order; liquidation only loses the money for that order, not the overall capital! What is the core of this approach? It’s not about making big money in the short term, but about developing good habits with minimal cost: • Learn to strictly cut losses (cut at a loss of 20%, without dragging it out) • Refuse greed (take profit at 1x, don’t envy others’ doubling coins) • Split positions for trial and error (keep enough principal to try multiple times, avoid going bankrupt in one go) The cryptocurrency world is not short of wealth myths; what’s lacking are those who can survive long enough to seize opportunities. Start by using this 10U to practice discipline; once you understand stop loss, take profit, and position management, then talk about making big money! The abyss is always there, and I will only light one lamp — whether to follow me to the shore, the decision is yours.
You can use 100U for a steady and reliable way to make money in the market.

First, take a principal of 100U and split it into two parts (50U each). Start with the first order using 50U, and it is recommended to choose mainstream coins like Ethereum (ETH), which can approximately buy 2 ETH positions with 100x leverage (1 is enough). Key rules:

- Set a stop loss at 20%: for example, with a principal of 50U, if it drops to 40U, you must cut your position; don't hold on stubbornly!

- Set a take profit at 100%: run away when you earn 100U; don't be greedy!

Remember these stage goals:

- Win 3 times in a row: increase your principal from 100U→200U→400U→800U (use half of your funds for each operation)

- After reaching 800U: start splitting your positions, using only 100U for each order, leaving 8 chances for trial and error (only after 8 liquidations will you lose everything)

- Once you grow your 100U to 200U: you can appropriately increase your investments, but you must use the isolated position model before reaching 1000U (only lose the funds for that position, not touch the principal)

The operating iron rules must be strictly adhered to:

1. If the direction is wrong, admit it immediately: cut at a loss of 20%, don’t wait for a rebound; the longer you hold, the more you lose!

2. Never go all in: always keep half of your funds in reserve.

3. Run away when you earn enough: take profit at 100%, even if it rises 10 times afterward, it’s none of your business!

4. Use the isolated position model: calculate risks independently for each order; liquidation only loses the money for that order, not the overall capital!

What is the core of this approach?
It’s not about making big money in the short term, but about developing good habits with minimal cost:

• Learn to strictly cut losses (cut at a loss of 20%, without dragging it out)

• Refuse greed (take profit at 1x, don’t envy others’ doubling coins)

• Split positions for trial and error (keep enough principal to try multiple times, avoid going bankrupt in one go)

The cryptocurrency world is not short of wealth myths; what’s lacking are those who can survive long enough to seize opportunities. Start by using this 10U to practice discipline; once you understand stop loss, take profit, and position management, then talk about making big money!

The abyss is always there, and I will only light one lamp — whether to follow me to the shore, the decision is yours.
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I had tea and chatted with a cryptocurrency trading expert. He said he entered the crypto space with 400,000, suffered losses and was down to 80,000, but now his assets are in the tens of millions. What changed his fate was persistent learning and improving his understanding. He summarized five key insights that are very valuable and hopes that those who see this will be inspired! 1. Don't rush to cut losses during a sharp drop in the early session. It's usually an overreaction to negative news from the previous night. You can wait for the market to recover and reverse. Don't blindly chase after a surge at the end of the session; some major players like to test the waters and create false bullish signals, leading to a low opening the next day to suppress prices and accumulate. 2. Make good use of trading volume, which is a practical technical indicator. Volume can indicate future market trends. If the volume decreases while the price continues to rise, it means the major players have strong control. If the volume decreases while the price falls, it indicates that panic selling has not yet occurred and the bottom has not been reached, so the price will continue to drop. 3. Learn to observe the structure at the top of sectors. Typically, sector trends are formed by five waves: the first wave creates a following wave, the second wave is a washout adjustment, the third wave is the major upward wave, the fourth wave is a complex divergence, and the fifth wave is the final push to offload. In this process, the third wave has the largest increase, the first wave is second, and the fifth wave has the lowest. However, market conditions can vary greatly, and there are many instances where the five-wave structure does not complete, so you cannot just memorize. Once you find that the leading stocks in a sector are stagnating, the subsequent rally will not continue with the previous intensity, indicating a high probability of reaching a peak. 4. Each time during a significant surge at the top of the Bitcoin market, you will see certain sectors' copycat stocks surge, triggering a reversal in Bitcoin. Just check whether the performances of major leading stocks have stopped falling and started to rise, and the index will follow suit. 5. Focus and specialize to get a good start, especially for new investors just entering the market. Study one strategy and master its techniques; this will yield much more than trying to learn multiple strategies at once. Greed can lead to loss, and lack of proficiency can easily result in being taught a lesson by the market. Don't switch models casually; focus on learning, and gradually you will reach a good state. After achieving stable profits, then start learning more techniques for better integration. Therefore, as investors, while pursuing high returns, it is essential to prudently assess risks and invest rationally. The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is your decision. $ETH $BTC $BNB #内容挖矿升级 #加密市场回调 #法国比特币战略储备计划
I had tea and chatted with a cryptocurrency trading expert. He said he entered the crypto space with 400,000, suffered losses and was down to 80,000, but now his assets are in the tens of millions.

What changed his fate was persistent learning and improving his understanding. He summarized five key insights that are very valuable and hopes that those who see this will be inspired!

1. Don't rush to cut losses during a sharp drop in the early session. It's usually an overreaction to negative news from the previous night. You can wait for the market to recover and reverse. Don't blindly chase after a surge at the end of the session; some major players like to test the waters and create false bullish signals, leading to a low opening the next day to suppress prices and accumulate.

2. Make good use of trading volume, which is a practical technical indicator. Volume can indicate future market trends. If the volume decreases while the price continues to rise, it means the major players have strong control. If the volume decreases while the price falls, it indicates that panic selling has not yet occurred and the bottom has not been reached, so the price will continue to drop.

3. Learn to observe the structure at the top of sectors. Typically, sector trends are formed by five waves: the first wave creates a following wave, the second wave is a washout adjustment, the third wave is the major upward wave, the fourth wave is a complex divergence, and the fifth wave is the final push to offload. In this process, the third wave has the largest increase, the first wave is second, and the fifth wave has the lowest. However, market conditions can vary greatly, and there are many instances where the five-wave structure does not complete, so you cannot just memorize. Once you find that the leading stocks in a sector are stagnating, the subsequent rally will not continue with the previous intensity, indicating a high probability of reaching a peak.

4. Each time during a significant surge at the top of the Bitcoin market, you will see certain sectors' copycat stocks surge, triggering a reversal in Bitcoin. Just check whether the performances of major leading stocks have stopped falling and started to rise, and the index will follow suit.

5. Focus and specialize to get a good start, especially for new investors just entering the market. Study one strategy and master its techniques; this will yield much more than trying to learn multiple strategies at once. Greed can lead to loss, and lack of proficiency can easily result in being taught a lesson by the market. Don't switch models casually; focus on learning, and gradually you will reach a good state. After achieving stable profits, then start learning more techniques for better integration.

Therefore, as investors, while pursuing high returns, it is essential to prudently assess risks and invest rationally.

The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is your decision.
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Why do you blow up your account as soon as you trade contracts? Clearly following the 'master strategy', yet you always lose all your capital? In fact, 90% of blow-ups are due to not understanding these 5 key issues. 1. Leverage too high, death too fast Core issue: Beginners always want to 'double up in one go', opening 100x or 200x leverage in full positions, resulting in a direct blow-up with just a 1%-2% market fluctuation. Data comparison: 'Leverage multiples' Allowed fluctuation range | Blow-up probability 5x — 20% ~ Low 10x — 10% ~ Medium 50x — 2% ~ Extremely high Correct approach: Beginners are advised to use 5-10x leverage, stay alive before talking about making money. 2. No stop-loss, stubbornly holding on to the end Classic death method: 'Just wait a bit, it will definitely bounce back!' → Resulting in a deeper drop until blow-up. 'I have already lost 50%, cutting my losses is too painful!' → Finally losing 100%. Correct approach: Fixed stop-loss: Set a stop-loss immediately after opening a position (e.g., 3%-5%). Trailing stop-loss: Gradually move the stop-loss line up after making a profit to lock in profits. 3. Full position all-in, all or nothing Common mistake for beginners: 'Opportunities are rare, let's go all in!' → Resulting in the market turning against you, leading to a direct blow-up. 'I'll just play this one, if I make money, I won't play anymore.' → Basically losing all and leaving. Position management formula: Maximum single position = Capital x 2% / Leverage multiple (Example: 10,000 U capital, 10x leverage → single position not exceeding 200 U) Correct approach: Never open a position exceeding 5% of total funds each time. Diversify trades, allowing for timely replenishment, avoiding a single trade determining life or death. 4. Emotional trading, chasing highs and selling lows Typical manifestations: FOMO (Fear of Missing Out): Seeing a surge and chasing high prices → Resulting in being left holding the bag. Panic selling: Fearing during a crash, selling low → Just sold and it rebounds. Data statistics: >80% of blow-ups occur during drastic market fluctuations, beginners making mistakes due to emotional loss of control. Correct approach: Formulate a trading plan and strictly execute it. Avoid staying up late to watch the market, reducing emotional interference. 5. Not understanding exchange tricks, getting 'spiked' and blowing up Common methods of exchanges: Spiking: Price suddenly plummeting/surging, triggering a large number of stop-loss orders before quickly recovering. Slippage: In extreme market conditions, the actual transaction price can differ greatly from expectations. Correct approach: Choose reliable and stable exchanges. Avoid trading during extreme market conditions (e.g., Federal Reserve meetings, large blow-ups). The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp — whether you want to come ashore with me, the choice is yours. $ETH $BTC $SOL #内容挖矿升级
Why do you blow up your account as soon as you trade contracts? Clearly following the 'master strategy', yet you always lose all your capital? In fact, 90% of blow-ups are due to not understanding these 5 key issues.


1. Leverage too high, death too fast
Core issue: Beginners always want to 'double up in one go', opening 100x or 200x leverage in full positions, resulting in a direct blow-up with just a 1%-2% market fluctuation.
Data comparison:
'Leverage multiples' Allowed fluctuation range | Blow-up probability
5x — 20% ~ Low
10x — 10% ~ Medium
50x — 2% ~ Extremely high
Correct approach:
Beginners are advised to use 5-10x leverage, stay alive before talking about making money.


2. No stop-loss, stubbornly holding on to the end Classic death method:
'Just wait a bit, it will definitely bounce back!' → Resulting in a deeper drop until blow-up.
'I have already lost 50%, cutting my losses is too painful!' → Finally losing 100%.
Correct approach:
Fixed stop-loss: Set a stop-loss immediately after opening a position (e.g., 3%-5%).
Trailing stop-loss: Gradually move the stop-loss line up after making a profit to lock in profits.


3. Full position all-in, all or nothing Common mistake for beginners:
'Opportunities are rare, let's go all in!' → Resulting in the market turning against you, leading to a direct blow-up. 'I'll just play this one, if I make money, I won't play anymore.' → Basically losing all and leaving.
Position management formula:
Maximum single position = Capital x 2% / Leverage multiple
(Example: 10,000 U capital, 10x leverage → single position not exceeding 200 U)
Correct approach:
Never open a position exceeding 5% of total funds each time.
Diversify trades, allowing for timely replenishment, avoiding a single trade determining life or death.


4. Emotional trading, chasing highs and selling lows Typical manifestations:
FOMO (Fear of Missing Out): Seeing a surge and chasing high prices → Resulting in being left holding the bag. Panic selling: Fearing during a crash, selling low → Just sold and it rebounds.
Data statistics: >80% of blow-ups occur during drastic market fluctuations, beginners making mistakes due to emotional loss of control.
Correct approach:
Formulate a trading plan and strictly execute it.
Avoid staying up late to watch the market, reducing emotional interference.


5. Not understanding exchange tricks, getting 'spiked' and blowing up Common methods of exchanges:
Spiking: Price suddenly plummeting/surging, triggering a large number of stop-loss orders before quickly recovering.
Slippage: In extreme market conditions, the actual transaction price can differ greatly from expectations.
Correct approach:
Choose reliable and stable exchanges.
Avoid trading during extreme market conditions (e.g., Federal Reserve meetings, large blow-ups).

The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp — whether you want to come ashore with me, the choice is yours.
$ETH $BTC $SOL
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