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The cryptocurrency market is extremely unfriendly to beginners. There is a lack of strict regulation here, and price fluctuations are severe: it is common for mainstream coins to rise or fall by 10% in a single day, and it is not unusual for niche coins to double or drop to zero in a day. Platforms offering 10x or even 100x leverage can infinitely amplify risks. Newcomers who do not understand the principles misuse it, and even a small fluctuation can wipe out their principal. The market is also filled with pump-and-dump coins and Ponzi schemes, and it is normal for market makers to manipulate prices and harvest retail investors. Those who do not learn cannot escape.
"Not learning + blindly trading" is utterly wrong. Many people buy based on recommendations or low prices, without analyzing the project's value or studying price trends. When prices rise, they are greedy and do not take profits; when prices fall, they are lucky and do not cut losses, watching their profits evaporate or their principal shrink. Some even place large bets, putting all their money into one coin, and if their judgment is wrong, they lose everything. Being swayed by emotions to chase highs and sell lows often leads to buying at high points and selling at low points, repeatedly getting harvested.

Let me tell you a story; when I was suffering the most, I lost 2 million in three days due to contract liquidation, deeply in debt, almost losing my family and life. But the cryptocurrency circle is so magical. By chance, I received guidance from a master, and in the stormy night, I realized I had to start over and become a professional trader, studying technology tirelessly, spending thousands of days and nights in research and learning!
The journey in the cryptocurrency market is long; I hope everyone can take fewer detours and experience fewer tragedies! Having achieved financial freedom, I continue to create content because many people do not understand why I still do this after reaching financial freedom and achieving several small goals. I have also asked myself the same question. In the process of rediscovering my original intention, part of it is for my hero dream; I dedicate everything to trading, and I do not want my exceptional skills to go unnoticed! On the other hand, I want to provide a pathway for those who are eager to learn; what I have gained in the market is now also a process of giving back to the market. The way of nature reminds me of the many months I struggled with the issues of using multiple leverage, with no paths to learn from, repeating the charts over and over, countless days and nights, crawling and rolling to where I am now, deeply aware of the difficulties faced by retail traders in the cryptocurrency market, and I can empathize with them more!

If I were to consider all derivatives in the world and point out the most dangerous one, I would undoubtedly say it is the contracts in the cryptocurrency space. To what extent is it dangerous? I am already very adept at leveraged trading, to the extent that going back to stocks feels more difficult. Yet, even I would never touch the contracts in the cryptocurrency space because their leverage exceeds the bounds of orderly and reasonable ranges.

Once leverage shakes hands with chaotic volatility, the trading floor will turn into a complete casino.

There is no educational requirement at the entrance of the casino. Gambling instincts are the spear of human nature, easily piercing through the cloak of higher education. Graduate students and PhD candidates from prestigious universities, such as those from 985 and 211 institutions, lack the ability to assess risk, let alone manage it. Unfortunately, the overlap between KOLs in this space and idols from the 85-00 generation, such as Jay Chou and Li Xiaolai, does not set a good example for young people; instead, they attract many fans to enter the doors of the casino.

I want to say that self-exploration and learning from professional teachers are two different matters, but ultimately it's the same. I guess many people will ask why it's the same. Based on my years of experience in the crypto world, it's about self-exploration first, then when you face liquidation or hit a wall, you turn to professional teachers. So I believe this is a process, whether it's learning from a teacher first or exploring on your own, it’s all part of the process. Entering the crypto world is to make money, so whether through self-exploration or learning from teachers, it’s about making money. This is a very cool thing; the process is not important, the result is. As a senior in the crypto world, I want to share my experiences!

Does trading cryptocurrencies really earn more than trading stocks?
Many people think this way. I believe that if your capital is below 100,000 and you want to stay stable in the cryptocurrency market without losing or even making a small profit, there's a simple method that can help you keep 'earning.' Don't worry about not being able to learn; if I can seize opportunities, so can you.

I'm not a master; I'm just an ordinary person. Compared to others, I might have just picked up a little trick. As long as you grasp this method, you can earn an additional 3% to 10% profit on subsequent trades. Little by little, it adds up, and it's quite appealing.
1. Don't be greedy; start with one or two coins.