Dear friends in the crypto circle (crossed out), dear warriors in the crypto world:

Recently, when you open the market software, don’t you just want to hold your chest and sing a song (heartbeat)? The market in 2025 seems to be on a zero-gravity roller coaster, with the volatile K-line charts keeping many folks awake at night. Today, let's discuss some hardcore knowledge—how to elegantly turn around in a blood-stained market using three tricks of "buying back at original price" and weld the sickle of cutting losses into a golden rice bowl.

The first trick: pyramid bottom-fishing technique, specializing in treating shaky hands.

"Not daring to buy when it drops and slapping thighs when it rises" is a common human flaw. The veterans of the crypto circle in 2025 have long understood: bottom fishing is not about blindly going all in, but about advancing layer by layer like building blocks.

For example: Suppose you plan to use 1000U to buy back a certain token, don't rush to go ALL IN. First, invest 30% at the current price, if it continues to drop by 10%, add another 40%, and if it drops another 10%, throw in the last 30%. This "inverted pyramid" operation can dilute costs while avoiding putting all in halfway. Remember, the market loves to tempt you with deep V shapes, but the real bottom is often round—give it some time to brew.

The second trick: dynamic stop-loss technique, replacing the cutting loss knife with a Swiss army knife.

Traditional stop-loss is like cutting the rope while parachuting, while seasoned traders' stop-loss is bungee jumping with a parachute. How to play specifically? Set a "dynamic defense line": for example, when the coin price falls below the MA30 moving average, first reduce your position by 50%, and if it continues to fall below the weekly support level, then liquidate completely.

The key point is: after stopping loss, don’t rush to close the software! Keep some bullets, wait for the coin price to stabilize and regain the key moving average, then gradually buy back with the funds from the previous stop-loss. This trick not only avoids deadlifting to liquidation, but also allows precise positioning when the trend reverses, turning the cut-off losses into skewers of roasted meat.

The third trick: hedging to lock in profits, letting the market pay for itself.

The derivatives market in 2025 is no longer the naive "one contract destroys all" of the past. Mastering this strategy requires some mathematical thinking: for example, while buying back chips in the spot market, open an equivalent short position in the derivatives market to hedge.

The principle is simple—if the coin price continues to fall, profits from the short position can cover losses in the spot market; if there is a rebound, after closing the short position, the appreciation in the spot market is pure profit. Advanced players can also combine with options strategies, using a "call + put" combo to add double insurance. Remember, hedging is not about surrendering, but about using mathematical probability to add a protective layer to your wallet.

Finally, let me say something from the heart: there is no perpetual motion machine in the crypto circle, and the essence of so-called "guaranteed profit" is to slice risks into sushi pieces using strategies, slowly digesting them with the wasabi of time. The market in 2025 is about who can endure more—after all, living longer allows you to smile like an old fox.

Those who understand have already liked and followed. Let the newbies continue to get lost in the noise. I trade coins based on first principles, see you next time!

(Note: This article does not constitute investment advice, the market has risks, and decisions should be made cautiously.)