Making quick profits in cryptocurrency trading is indeed very tempting, but the risks of high leverage are particularly large! When operating on your own, be sure to manage your position well and remember to set your take-profit and stop-loss points.

《From 20,000 to a Big House: Can This Market Really Turn Around?》

Last year, in the early hours of the morning, this buddy sent out eighteen 59-second voice messages, all filled with a crying tone saying "the contract blew up again." Back then, he used the 20,000 yuan given by his wife to open a position, and ended up losing everything but his underwear.

Who would have thought that this year, at the beginning of spring, this guy went straight to Sanya, posting yacht and champagne photos every day on social media. Later, I found out he had almost spent all the 600,000 yuan he rolled over, and came back to continue seeking me out to re-enter the market.

Today is even crazier; he suddenly sent me a layout plan for a 200-square-meter river-view house: I didn’t expect his growth speed to be so fast.

To be honest, I was shocked. Last year when I took him to play with HeYue, this brother didn’t even know what EMA was. But he really dared to hand over all his belongings to us, and we managed to turn his position into 30 times while singing songs and eating hot pot. The craziest part is that in these past few days, he fully capitalized on the one-sided rising market, and while he was picking a bag for his wife at the duty-free shop, his phone suddenly jumped with a profit-taking reminder. Later, when we calculated, he just happened to leave 10 minutes before the drop.

Now this market looks dangerous, but let me tell you a straightforward truth: as long as you grasp the dealer's temperament, it’s more thrilling than opening blind boxes.

I’m not bragging; this brother has already started running a renovation company. Just yesterday, he asked me: "How about we install a six-screen setup in the living room? Anyway, the contract account has saved enough for the down payment again."

If you ask me, this industry has always favored the bold, but the premise is that you must follow the right people.