Stop dreaming about getting rich overnight by bottom fishing; you'll never guess where the bottom is.
Yesterday, someone asked me again: "Is this the bottom? I want to bottom fish a bit."
I only replied with one sentence: "Buying low and selling high? That's just a gambler's self-delusion."
The ones who can make stable profits in this market are never relying on guessing the direction, but rather on the rhythm.
I make trades every day without predicting price movements. I only focus on two or three key levels, steadily earning 1000 to 2000 U, and once I make a profit, I walk away, not greedy, not lingering.
Look at some people, switching between twenty coins on the screen, chasing whichever side is rising, but they always lag behind. As for me? I only focus on three coins; the signals haven't come out, but my orders are already set.
This isn't mysticism; it's a sense of rhythm. More importantly: execution.
Is this market lacking opportunities? Not at all. The volatility is outrageous; every day presents a chance to make money. But why are most people still losing?
It's not that the market is bad, but they simply can't figure out: when to enter and when to exit.
When they make a profit, they get carried away; when they lose, they just lie flat and stubbornly hold on.
With this kind of operation, no matter how many opportunities you get, the outcome will always be zero.
Many people see me posting profit screenshots every day and continually ask me what indicators or strategies I use.
To be honest: strategy is not the focus.
Methods can be learned, but the sense of rhythm and execution is something you must practice yourself.
Those who understand will get it in a moment. Those who don't will only fall into the dead loop of "chasing highs and cutting lows."
Remember: the market won't wait for you. Once the rhythm is off, no amount of skills will save you. #ETH #币安HODLer空投TURTLE
Retail investors in the cryptocurrency market frequently open positions not purely out of greed, but out of the helplessness of having too little capital.
No one wants to endure K-line charts, with sore eyes, but with only thirty or fifty thousand in capital, they truly cannot afford to miss any seemingly profitable fluctuations.
This is not a "trading addiction," but an inevitable choice without sufficient capital to support it.
The time value of money in finance and the marginal utility in economics are particularly evident in the cryptocurrency market. The current 100,000 and 100,000 five years later are simply not the same thing — no one can predict whether the coins in hand will still exist in five years or whether the exchange will run away.
Value investing says "hold quality coins for compound interest," but retail investors cannot wait. Even if they can achieve an annualized return of 30%, it takes three years for the capital to double, during which time they might miss the bull market, or even face urgent needs in life before they can wait for a doubling moment, resulting in funds being used to address immediate issues first.
The 24-hour volatility in the cryptocurrency market is relentless, with contract leverage and meme coins skyrocketing and crashing, presenting the temptation of "missing out means losing" every day.
What retail investors want is never "stable profits," but rather "quick turnarounds" — with little capital, if they don't take a gamble, how can they accumulate chips for the next bull market?
Therefore, retail investors can hardly talk about win rates; they can only focus on the odds: a threefold return on a contract is worth ten small profits; catching a hundredfold meme coin might save them from suffering for five years. But high odds are always accompanied by low win rates, just like using 100 times leverage, either recovering the capital in one go or instant liquidation.
It's like a cryptocurrency version of Texas Hold'em; the little margin they have cannot be diversified and wait for trends like institutions do.
They either watch their capital slowly deplete due to fees and slippage, or loosen their opening conditions, gamble a few more times, and rely on stop-loss and take-profit techniques to compensate for the losses caused by low win rates.
In fact, frequent trading is not shameful; what’s shameful is having gambled ten times without seizing an opportunity, making trades based on feelings, and then blaming "the big players targeting them" after getting liquidated — this is not a problem of frequent trading, but a lack of ability.
If you often find yourself torn between "wanting to gamble but fearing to be wrong," it might be better to focus on practical trading skills, concentrate on stop-loss and take-profit strategies, and turn "relying on luck" into "relying on skill." #加密市场回调
In the cryptocurrency world, with 30,000 yuan trying to roll to 300,000, the first step is not to stare at the K-line, but to change the script.
Most people's default script is: short-term → compound interest → huge profits.
The correct script is just one sentence: compress 'the number of times' into 'a very small number of large multiples'.
So, what exactly should be done? Three steps:
Step 1: Choose the right situation
30,000 yuan is only suitable for doing one thing: waiting for a 'visibly apparent' cyclical bottom.
Using monthly K, weekly charts, or any price level that you can determine at a glance as 'having been reached, and likely will be reached again'. Choosing the right timing is better than all short-term operations.
Step 2: Go all in
Don't listen to those 'position management' nonsense. The less capital you have, the more you should go all in, but you can only go all in once—at the position where you confirm 'if it drops again, I will jump off the building'.
Set a firm stop-loss: sell if it drops below the previous low by 10%, no averaging down, no averaging out. Acknowledge when you are wrong and take advantage when you are right. Small funds have no qualification to diversify; you can only go all out once.
Step 3: Lock in and wait
After doubling the initial amount, withdraw the principal, and let the remaining profits continue to run. At this point, your account is still 30,000, but psychologically you have achieved 'zero cost'. Next, every time you double your profit, withdraw half of the profit and do not re-enter. This is the only safeguard against 'earning by luck, losing by strength'.
The core of the whole process is not in technology, but in screening for 'the moments worth going all in'. How many opportunities can there be in a year? Just one or two. The rest of the time, you just stay out of the market, watch the show, or play games, just don't let your hands get itchy. Compressing 'trading desire' into 'a fatal blow' is the survival strategy for small funds.
Summary:
Small funds = high volatility tickets, don't use them to pay transaction fees, but to wait for historical turning points;
Long-term ≠ long time, but 'not moving is safer than moving chaotically';
Doubling depends on position, compound interest depends on withdrawing principal, discipline depends on stop-loss at the point of jumping off the building.
Make the right moves twice in three years, 30,000 → 270,000 → 810,000, just folding the paper twice. The universe can hold it, and you can let it go too. #Strategy增持比特币 #中文Meme币热潮 #加密市场回调
After years in the crypto world, the number of times I've been liquidated is more than the cups of coffee I've had.
From an initial 50,000 U to zero, then slowly rising from 3,000 U, each crash felt like a slap, painful yet awakening.
At that time, I pondered every day about 'earning more': indicators filling the screen, models changing over and over, following KOL analyses—yet the more I researched, the more chaotic it became, and my account kept thinning until that final liquidation, when I finally understood: in trading, it ultimately comes down to 'subtraction'.
Subtract greed. Even when up 10%, still thinking about doubling, only to end up losing even the principal;
Subtract fear. Panicking and cutting losses after being down 10 points, only to see a rebound right after;
Subtract distractions. Stop looking at others flaunting their wealth, ignore how aggressively others call trades,
That’s not your rhythm.
I remember a brother who turned 8,000 U into 100,000 in half a year, not through frequent trading, but by 'doing less'.
He only trades familiar markets, only follows logic he understands, never regrets missing out on a market.
I asked him for his secret, he said: 'Trades that can be skipped are lives saved.'
Later, I also began to 'subtract':
Delete useless indicators, simplify strategies, stop predicting markets, and don’t compete with the market.
Only focus on key intervals, only take certain opportunities, and only seek steady profits.
My account no longer experiences wild fluctuations, but the curve is as steady as a breathing line.
Some laugh at me for being 'unpassionate',
But I understand in my heart: in the crypto world, it’s not about who runs the fastest, but who lasts the longest.
Now I’ve emerged, how about you?
Ask yourself, do you want to willingly be a vegetable for life, or do you want to be the one who laughs last as the winner? #COAİ #BIO #币安HODLer空投TURTLE
Sometimes I wonder, does luck really matter in the cryptocurrency world?
A few years ago, I firmly believed it—very devoutly.
Seeing others gamble and multiply their investments tenfold, I thought to myself: "Isn't this just good luck?" So, I decided to take a chance as well.
As a result, every time I gambled on luck, the outcome was the same: profits came quickly, but losses came even faster.
Later, I realized that luck isn't the key to making money; preparation is.
That year, I particularly remember the crazy rise of Dogecoin; I was there too.
At first, I made a small profit and then panicked—afraid of a pullback, I took profits early;
The next day, the market skyrocketed, and I watched helplessly as my profits went from hundreds to thousands.
At that moment, I really wanted to scold myself: it wasn't that I had no luck, but rather that I wasn't prepared to seize the opportunity.
After that, I began to rebuild my trading system.
I set rules, strictly controlled my positions, and established stop-loss and take-profit orders.
I discovered that when I stopped relying on "feelings" to place orders and instead let the system make decisions, luck started to come more frequently.
Why?
Because I was no longer disorganized. When the market moved, I knew where to enter and where to exit;
Even when encountering false breakouts or fake rebounds, I had positions to correct.
I often tell my fans one thing:
You think others stumble upon good luck, but in reality, they had already laid their nets in place.
Those who can truly seize luck have solid underlying logic behind them:
Knowing when to act and when to wait.
The cryptocurrency world has never lacked "opportunities"; what it lacks are those who can endure until the opportunity arises.
Now, when I look at the market, regardless of whether it rises or falls, I can remain calm.
I know that as long as the system doesn't collapse and the rhythm doesn't get disrupted, what’s meant to come will eventually come.
It's like waiting for a tree to bear fruit; you can't rush it—but when that ripe "fruit market" falls, I will have already opened my arms.
So,
Luck isn't about whether you can make money; it's about whether you're still in the game when good fortune strikes.
I am Mr. K,
An 8-year veteran in the cryptocurrency world, from losing 70% to stable profits.
I've seen too many people "wait for luck" without success, and I've also helped many who can steadily "seize luck".
Stop chasing the rise and fall! The true story of turning around with 5000U tells you: stability is the key!
A fan sent a message, his voice trembling: "Brother, my account only has 5000U left, I really can't hold on any longer..."
I didn't preach, just replied with five words: "Don't think about recovering first."
Because I understand that mindset too well— the more you think about recovering in one go, the easier it is to be bitten back by the market.
I let him calm down first and suggested that for the next 7 days, he should not touch high leverage, and control each trade within 15% of his principal.
If BTC pulls back, take a 3% profit and walk away, and don't be greedy with minor fluctuations in ETH.
He gritted his teeth and followed the advice, and on the morning of the 8th day he sent a screenshot:
The account had turned into 9800U, with a message: "Finally able to sleep well."
At that moment, I was even more pleased than he was.
Because I knew he finally understood that the hardest part in the crypto world is not how to make money, but to "hold on."
Over the years, I have seen too many brothers fall victim to greed.
Frequent adjustments to indicators, using 10x leverage, going all in, and as a result, one bearish candle comes down, and all efforts go to waste.
Later I understood that true experts are not those who operate frequently every day, but those who can endure, wait, and be steady.
I have always emphasized three things to the team:
1️⃣ First protect the principal, then increase positions with profits;
2️⃣ Set stop-loss and take-profit levels, withdraw the principal when earning 5%, cut losses when losing 3%;
3️⃣ Only trade mainstream coins, treat small coins as seasoning, do not heavily invest.
Last month, there was a fan who had previously lost 100,000U.
I guided him for 7 days, starting with only 1000U, with each trade not exceeding 150U.
On the fourth day, he used his profits to trade ETH, set a stop-loss, and made an 8% profit.
On the seventh day, the main upward trend of SOL came,
He didn't go all in but went with the flow, resulting in his account multiplying nearly 10 times.
Some laughed at me: "Your operation is too steady, profits are slow."
I smiled and told them: "Your operation earns fast, but also loses fast."
The crypto world is not a casino; it's a rhythm game.
It's not about who bets big but about who can stay steady.
Whether you believe me or not doesn't matter, but please believe that 'stability' can win.
If you also want to get rid of the habit of heavily investing in chasing rises,
For the next trade, don't rush to enter,
Just like me, take each step steadily.
Opportunities are always reserved for disciplined people. #BTC #加密市场回调
Brothers with a principal of less than 2000U, don't rush into it; listen to me for a moment of truth.
The cryptocurrency world has never been a place to test courage, but a battlefield of patience, execution, and rhythm.
For friends with a smaller principal, it's even more important to learn that "slow is fast." Those who are eager to double their money often end up losing their principal.
Two years ago, I had a fan who only had 1000U in his account.
He dreamed of getting rich overnight, but within two weeks he was left with only 200U.
I told him to stop for a month, focus on reviewing, observing the market, and taking notes to reorganize his thoughts.
When he was ready to re-enter the market, I told him: "Don't think about getting rich; first, learn to survive."
Three months later, his account had returned to 8800U;
six months later, it had risen to 26,000, without any liquidation, margin calls, or emotional fluctuations.
This is not just luck, but relied on these three "survival rules":
First rule: Split your positions into three layers; leave one layer for survival.
Divide your principal into three parts:
500U for practice, only trading the intraday fluctuations of mainstream coins;
1000U for trend trading, only entering after confirming signals;
The remaining 1500U should never be touched; that is your bottom line, your survival capital.
Remember, a master is not judged by who earns the most, but by who can survive the longest.
Second rule: Go with the trend, do not go against the tide.
80% of the time, the market is testing your patience; during sideways movements, just watch the play.
Wait until the trend is clear, then act decisively.
Do not fantasize about catching the top and bottom; that is a beginner's delusion.
Real veterans only engage in high-certainty segments.
Third rule: Plan ahead, keep emotions at bay.
Set your stop-loss for each trade to not exceed 1%; stop-loss should be as natural as breathing.
Do not fear holding profitable trades for long, but never cling to losing trades.
When the market moves, do not be greedy; when it retreats, do not complain.
Learning to execute strictly is more important than learning to read the market.
Remember this: principal is the bullet, rules are the bulletproof vest.
Do not let emotions fire the gun for you.
1000U growing to 20,000 relies not on luck, but on "stability, patience, and decisiveness."
When you stop obsessing over doubling your money and focus on survival, you will reap more rewards.
The light has already been lit for you,
Next—
it's up to you whether you dare to walk the path of the winners.
How to turn 1000 yuan into 1 million, let me share a practical and executable plan. In 22 days, by rolling over and compounding, I made over 9000 yuan. If you can execute this, turning 1000 yuan into 1 million is achievable. Divided into two stages: First stage: Use 1000 yuan for contract rolling to quickly accumulate and earn 100,000! "It will take approximately 1 to 3 months." In the cryptocurrency market, 1000 yuan is about 140 USD! Recommended optimal strategy: contracts. Use 30 USD each time, gamble on popular coins, set good take profit and stop loss: 100 to 200, 200 to 400, 400 to 800. Remember, at most three times! Because in the cryptocurrency market, a bit of luck is needed. Every time you gamble like this, it's easy to win 9 times and lose once! If you successfully pass three rounds, your capital will reach 1100 USD! At this point, it is advisable to use a three-pronged strategy to play. Make two types of trades a day: ultra-short trades and strategic trades. If the opportunity arises, then enter trend trades. Ultra-short trades are for quick hits, doing 15-minute level trades. Advantages: high income. Disadvantages: high risk. Only do trades at the Bitcoin level. The second type of trade, strategic trades, is to use small positions, such as 10 to 15 USD, to do contracts at around 4-hour levels. Use profits to accumulate and invest regularly in Bitcoin weekly. The third type, trend trades, is medium to long-term trading. When you see a good opportunity, go for it. Advantages: more profit. Find the right entry points and set a relatively high risk-reward ratio. This method has also been tested by me: from February to March 2025, in one month, I turned 5000 yuan into 100,000 yuan! A profit margin of 2108.17%! Second stage: When you have 100,000, you can reach 1 million! "It will take approximately 1 to 4 years."
According to the method I provided to my fans, a fan from Hebei earned 36100 USD in August.
The secret to turning the tables lies not in luck, but in strategy!
At the start, the account only had 1500U, but through the correct operating methods, I steadily reached 46,000U in just 42 days! Many people believe that small capital has no opportunities; in reality, it is quite the opposite. Small capital can achieve leaps more easily under the right rhythm. Today, I will share this proven operating method with you. Follow it, and you can avoid detours👇
① Dividing the principal, controlling risk, and moving forward steadily
At the beginning, it is recommended to use only one-third of the funds to open the first position, while keeping the remaining funds untouched. Many people like to increase their positions, catch the bottom, and hold on stubbornly. As a result, once the market corrects, everything collapses. Our principle is:
Do not increase positions, do not catch the bottom, do not hold on stubbornly.
From day one, discipline and risk control are key.
② Only take high-certainty opportunities, avoid chaotic fluctuations
Operate in a market environment where the trend is clear and the rhythm is distinct. We do not make bets, chase highs and lows, nor are we eager to rush in and out. Even when encountering major market movements, we will enter in three batches, steadily harvesting profits rather than greedily trying to get the last piece.
Stable profits are more practical than dreaming of the ceiling.
③ Rolling profits, let the money earned continue to earn
If the first trade makes 300U, it is recommended to use the profits to open the next position, while the principal remains unchanged.
This is the core idea of 'rolling positions': using the money earned from the market to bear the risk of the next position.
A more stable mindset gradually amplifies returns.
④ Take profits when it's good, do not cling to battles, avoid greed
Even if the market is great, only earn what should be earned.
Take profits at the right time, do not wait for the market to punish you.
True flipping of positions does not rely on one all-in bet, but on discipline, rhythm, and the effect of compound interest, accumulating bit by bit.
This method is specially designed for small capital. Having a small principal is not scary; what is most frightening is blind operation.
As long as you can maintain discipline, control risk, and roll profits, 1500U can also become your first pot of gold.
Retail investors must watch: This practical trading system boasts a win rate of 98.8%, incredibly stable!
Stop blindly trading!
This trading system, validated through real market experience and tested through bull and bear markets, can help you avoid emotional trading, relying completely on execution rather than luck!
1️⃣ Diversify your capital to ensure you always have liquidity
Even the smartest traders can make misjudgments.
Divide your capital into 5 parts, using only 1/5 of your position each time, and set a 10% stop-loss.
Even if you make 5 consecutive mistakes, your total loss won’t exceed 10%.
But as long as you get it right once and pull a profit of over 10%, you can easily turn losses into gains.
Remember: Staying alive is more important than making money.
2️⃣ Go with the trend, don’t be a contrarian
The trend is the strongest support in the cryptocurrency market.
In a downtrend, any rebound is a trap;
In an uptrend, any pullback is an opportunity.
Understanding the trend can reduce losses by 90%.
3️⃣ Stay away from skyrocketing coins, avoid high-level traps
Coins that surge in the short term may seem attractive, but they carry extremely high risks.
Coins that have surged often cannot sustain their rise, and once they break down from a high plateau, it results in a steep decline.
A prudent player would never gamble on the peak, only entering during confirmed pullbacks.
Want to get rich quickly? First, learn to avoid pitfalls.
4️⃣ Averaging down is a "loss amplifier"
The more you average down, the more you lose; the deeper the loss, the more likely you’ll fall into despair.
Real experts only increase their positions when they are in profit, rolling profits with the trend, rather than using more funds to "rescue" losing trades.
Do not rescue losses, increase positions in profits.
Summary:
To survive long-term in the cryptocurrency market, it depends not on temporary luck but on systematic execution.
The more you can operate according to the system, the more stable your account will be; the more you are swayed by emotions, the more the market will punish you.
If you want to learn to earn steadily and build your own trading system,
Follow me, and I will help you avoid three years of detours!
In 2017, I entered the market with 100,000, relying not on connections or inside information, but solely on relentless K-line analysis and a stable mindset, and I managed to grow my account to 1,500,000. Now I finally understand that there is no such thing as getting rich overnight in the cryptocurrency world; it all relies on skills and mindset developed through persistence.
Today, I am sharing the pitfalls I encountered and the experiences I summarized over the past two years with you all. New friends must remember these!
First, the rise and fall of the market always has its patterns. Remember these key points to help you avoid detours: Don’t rush to cut losses during sharp rises and slow declines: Did it suddenly surge and then start to decline? Don’t panic; this is likely the big players “gobbling up” shares. The real top is characterized by a sudden spike followed by a waterfall pattern; that signals a harvest. Don’t bottom fish during sharp declines and slow rebounds: After a sharp drop, don’t think it’s an opportunity. This is actually the big players “offloading” shares. Don’t be deceived by the fantasy of “quickly hitting the bottom”; bottom fishing midway is the worst. Don’t panic during high volume at the top: High volume at elevated prices isn’t necessarily a peak; there may still be a second wave. The real danger is when the volume suddenly shrinks, creating a ghost town-like stillness; that is a precursor to a crash. Don’t rush into high volume at the bottom: A single large bullish candle with volume is mostly a false move. Pay attention to continuous mild volume after a period of low volume consolidation; that is a good opportunity to enter steadily. Understand volume and read market sentiment: K-lines are the result; volume tells the story behind it. Decreased volume indicates a cold market with no participants; explosive volume shows that funds are entering, excitement has returned, and the volume reflects people's sentiments.
The mindset rules of experts: No obsession: Stay out of the market when necessary; don’t stubbornly fight the trend; No greed: Don’t chase after wildly rising coins; earn within your understanding; No panic: Dare to buy when it reaches the bottom; don’t let emotions drive you.
Finally, to be honest: The market is never wrong; only our judgments are. The cryptocurrency world doesn’t require you to predict the future; as long as you can maintain a stable mindset and survive to the next market cycle, you have already won most of the battle.
This is my personal insight. A fan from Shandong, following the experiences I shared, achieved zero losses in July this year.
If you need such techniques, feel free to come and claim them.
Many people think that the cryptocurrency world is just a place for harvesting leeks; as soon as they enter, they lose money, and the more they try to turn things around, the deeper they fall.
I have also gone through that stage: chasing highs and getting trapped, going all-in and getting liquidated, losing all the way down to just 600U. During that time, I almost wanted to give up completely.
Later, I truly understood that the market conditions are not the key to success or failure—the real determinants of fate are your mindset and position management.
I started to adjust my approach:
✅ Only use 30% of the principal for trial and error; if I make a wrong judgment, I stop loss with a small loss and never cling to the battle.
✅ Once I seize the trend, I decisively increase my position, allowing profits to drive more profits, turning small wins into big wins.
There are no complicated techniques or so-called insider information; what I rely on is this set of "simple methods," steadily and methodically rolling 600U into 40,000U bit by bit.
Many people think that success in the crypto world is about having guts; in fact, what really matters is: who can stay steady.
Not being impulsive during a market surge,
not panicking during a crash,
always executing the logic and rhythm I've set for myself.
Looking back, those moments of gritting my teeth and sticking to my rules, controlling my hands and following the rules, are the starting points where I began to pull away from most people.
So, if you are still frequently losing money now, it’s not because you don’t know how to trade,
but because you lack a clear and executable trading logic.
Turning the tables in the crypto world is actually not difficult; the hard part is whether someone can help you take that real first step.
As long as your mindset is right and your rhythm is steady, even small funds can find their own path to recovery.
Opportunities in the cryptocurrency market arise every day, but not every one is worth chasing. The real way to steadily make money is to follow the market rhythm, not to blindly follow the trend.
Many people think that to make big money in the crypto world, one must learn a bunch of technical indicators, understand candlestick patterns, and study various complex strategies.
But in reality, the core to earning the first pot of gold is not in the technology, but in a simple method.
"The smarter people are, the more likely they are to lose money in the crypto market; those who really make money are often the ones who use the simplest methods."
This is the 343 gradual accumulation method I often use:
Remember:
Step 1: 30% exploratory position
First, use 30% of the total funds to enter the market, choosing mainstream currencies like BTC, ETH, SOL, etc., and try to avoid junk coins.
Do not try to catch the bottom, do not gamble on direction, just stabilize your position first, keep an eye on the market, and hold some coins.
Step 2: 40% incremental position
Is the market down? Don’t panic, accumulate gradually. Add a little for every drop of around 10%, with a maximum of 40% added.
While others are cutting orders, you wait for a rebound by lowering costs, and when the market rises, your profits will quickly amplify.
If the market goes up? Don’t chase, wait for it to pull back before entering.
Step 3: 30% trend-following position
When the trend stabilizes, such as re-establishing above the 7-day line or important support levels, add the remaining 30% to catch a wave of the main upward trend.
Remember, you must set profit-taking limits and do not be greedy. When the market comes, pocket the money in a timely manner; that is how to truly secure your earnings.
Doesn’t it sound like it lacks technical content?
Correct, the focus is not on technology, but on execution.
Follow the rhythm, don’t go all-in, don’t panic, don’t chase the rise, and don’t let emotions sway you. This is the most difficult part.
In the end, those who can truly turn their fortunes in the crypto world are never those who rely on innate talent, but those who are willing to use "simple methods" and persist to the end.
If you are still chasing highs, cutting losses, and frequently adjusting strategies, it might be better to calm down and try the method I taught.
No flashy skills, no gambling on fate, but relying on rhythm, patience, and execution.
Why can't most people escape the fate of liquidation?\n\nIn fact, remember a simple logic:\n\nEven if you win 100 times in a row, as long as the 101st time you go all in, leverage, and have a sense of luck,\n\nyour account will still return to the starting point. Profit is not a deposit; it is an extremely fragile thing.\n\nYou can build a castle on the beach, but once the big wave comes, everything can disappear in an instant.\n\nIn fact, the market does not require you to win every time.\n\nAssuming you have ten opportunities, make mistakes five times, stop loss twice, as long as you steadily seize three big opportunities, you can still live better than 90% of people.\n\nUnfortunately, most people remain trapped in the same vicious cycle:\n\nSmall wins—big losses, doubling—halving, cycling repeatedly.\n\nWhat truly drags you down is never the market's fluctuations, but repeated mistakes.\n\nStopping losses is not weakness, but wisdom; leverage is not a shortcut, but a trap.\n\nEvery time you open a position, you should assume you might be wrong and set a risk limit in advance.\n\nSurvive first, then you are qualified to talk about profits.\n\nOnly by avoiding fatal mistakes will time be on your side.\n\nIf you are tired of relying on "toughing it out" to survive, then starting today,\n\nlet risk control become your instinct in trading, let rules become your bottom line.\n\nIn this market, the ones who can truly win are not the smartest, but those who understand how to survive.\n#加密市场回调 #鲍威尔发言
Contracts are not a casino; the rules are the key to determining victory or defeat.
Many people associate contracts with liquidation, losses, or even deleting trading software. But the issue has never been with the contract itself; it lies in the lack of understanding of the rules. For true traders, contracts are a tool—they can amplify risks as well as profits, and the key is how to execute discipline.
When I first entered the market, I also stumbled into many pitfalls: emotional trading, chasing highs and cutting losses, holding on without stop-losses. Later, I understood that the advantage of experts is not in "guessing direction," but in mastering probability and rhythm. Here are the risk control habits I have developed:
If daily losses exceed 20%, stop immediately;
Build positions in batches, start with a small position to test, and add to it after confirmation;
When floating profits exceed 50%, use stop-loss to protect profits;
Withdraw profits every month to take them into hand.
The real key is not in skills, but in mindset management.
After two consecutive stop losses, it’s time to rest; when faced with sideways fluctuations, trade less; when the market is clear, act decisively.
In summary:
Contracts themselves do not harm people; the real harm always comes from greed and impulse.
Only those who can maintain discipline are qualified to treat the market as an ATM. #加密市场回调 #鲍威尔发言
To be honest, about 95% of the people in the cryptocurrency circle are losing money.
Staying up late every day to watch the market, feeling like a night owl, and as a result, the account balance keeps decreasing, and emotions are getting out of control, completely being led by the market.
However, some people follow my trades, and with every small adjustment, they can easily make a profit.
A few days ago, a fan told me: "Bro, I only have 2000 U left in my account, if I keep losing, I will have to quit the circle."
Hearing this, I didn't rush to advise him to give up, but instead let him follow the trading strategy I provided. In less than two days, 2000 U turned into 13200 U!
Many people might find it hard to believe, even a bit suspicious: "How could it double so quickly?"
Actually, it's very simple—
Those who are losing money are always thinking about 'getting rich overnight',
while those who are making money understand the importance of steady progress, accumulating step by step.
A fan asked me in the group: "Bro, can you take me along to trade?"
When I saw this message, I couldn’t help but feel emotional—
I’m where I am today, not because I’m smarter than others, but because I understand how to take profits and cut losses, control positions, and seize opportunities. These details are the key to whether you can make money in the cryptocurrency market.
So, how should you control your position?
How should you set profit-taking and stop-loss levels?
When should you enter the market, and when should you be patient?
These are all nuances.
Only by mastering these principles can you avoid getting lost in the market.
Stop fantasizing about free lunches falling from the sky,
Following the right people is your shortcut to success.
Whether I can take you along, it's hard for me to answer directly—
Because my spots are almost full.
But I firmly believe that those who are destined to meet will always find their own way. #加密市场回调 #美SEC推动加密创新监管
Brothers, promise me not to play with coai, okay? It's really not a good thing.
This fan is from Jilin, and he said he suffered a big loss on coai.
I asked him what happened?
He said: After National Day, he started shorting it, shorting all the way and facing liquidation.
It turned out that he hadn't looked at the founding team and white paper of the coai project; the founding team of coai consists of domestic internet giants, including Alibaba and NetEase.
We started entering the market at 0.149, called fans to enter again at 4.3, and at 6.03, we urged fans to enter the market with assets, definitely a hundredfold coin.