Don't be fooled by the market; you're actually giving money to others (real insights)
The recent trends in the cryptocurrency market are simple yet complex.
But one thing hasn't changed—90% of people are still losing.
Some people say: The market is too difficult.
No, it's that you don't know how to trade. To put it bluntly: you don't have a trading system and are just gambling based on feelings.
I have been trading for 7 years and doing derivatives for 3 years.
Today, I won’t beat around the bush; I will directly give you a set of “counter-intuitive profit models” that I have summarized from my own practical experience.
If you can understand and follow it, you are just one choice away from stable profits.
Lesson 1: The mindset you have for trading is fundamentally wrong.
Most people trade based on emotions:
When the price goes up, they fear missing out and chase after high prices, only to get trapped.
When the price goes down, they fear a market crash and panic sell at the bottom.
They fear rebounds when shorting and fear drops when going long.
Every day, they cycle through self-blame with “if only I had known earlier.”
I have gone through all this; later, I understood: it wasn't the market that harvested me, it was me who gave myself away.
So, I established my own system, which has only 3 steps:
Determine direction → Select strong coins → Strategy for entry and exit.
It's simple and straightforward, but highly efficient.
Lesson 2: The real opportunities for profit only meet these 3 conditions.
You must remember:
Real opportunities are not available every day; the real big profit opportunities occur when most people are too afraid to take action.
My core strategy for derivatives looks at only three things:
1. Is the direction of BTC clear?
When the major market is inactive, altcoins do not move.
Many people focus on small coins, opening long and short positions, only to find that when BTC suddenly spikes, they get liquidated.
2. Is the structure of the coin reasonable for high-low switching?
For instance, when money flows from BTC to ETH, and then from ETH to strong coins like SOL/OP/LINK, this is called a “chain structure.” If you don’t understand this, you will always be chasing the last train.
A strategy is not difficult; the challenge is whether you can achieve “seeing correctly, doing correctly, and holding on.”
I don't rely on luck for trading; I only rely on my system:
Before each trade, I always tell everyone: “What is the stop loss, what is the take profit, and where is the exit planned?”
To put it bluntly:
Whether you lose or not, I actually don't care.
But if you really want to take trading seriously, I can guide you.
I won't take on those who want to just lie back, nor those who just want to gamble.
I only work with those who are willing to execute, have discipline, and want to turn things around.
Not everyone can be guided; if your execution is weak, don’t waste each other’s time.