The candlestick chart at three in the morning always carries a chill. I've seen too many retail investors staring at their screens until dawn,

losing from 50,000 U to 3,000 U, with even their cigarette packs crushed in their hands — are you like that too? Watching the group shout "hundredfold coins" gets your blood boiling, and when it drops, you comfort yourself with "long-term holding", until the margin balance is less than your grocery money, only to realize that the so-called faith has long been gnawed into dust by the market.

In these five years of guiding fans, the most heart-wrenching thing is not hearing them say how much they've lost, but hearing them talk about "last time I almost made a profit". You think it's just a matter of luck? In fact, when someone is telling you to sell BTC at 32,000 dollars, you think it can still go up; when ETH spikes to 1,800 dollars, you are frantically looking for the sell button.

What retail investors lack is never analytical ability; it’s someone holding your mouse when you want to go all in: "You can only use 20% of your position for this trade", and grabbing your phone when you want to hold the position: "If you delay for three more minutes, you will be liquidated".

I once guided Sister Wang, who runs a supermarket, starting from 4,800 U, and now she makes enough extra each month to hire two cashiers. She doesn’t understand MACD, but remembers the three numbers I send every day: entry point, stop-loss line, and take-profit level.

She takes a glance at her phone while stocking in the morning, and closes positions while reconciling at night, having not lost a single trade in three months. She says it’s much simpler than watching the expiration date on milk — in fact, making money should be this simple; the complexity comes from being led into a maze of indicators by those "masters".

Don’t believe the nonsense of "teaching you how to make money". The ones who can truly help you recover your losses are those who synchronize with you to add positions during a crash, help you calculate ranges during fluctuations, and kick you when you want to slack off: "Don't forget to trade today, there’s a swing".

Just like Xiao Li said last week, the most reassuring part of trading with me is not seeing the account numbers rise, but hearing someone shout "Don't be afraid, this is the point to add positions" every time there's a pullback.

If your account now only has a few thousand U left, don’t stare at your historical losses and curse yourself for being foolish. Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, I will send out trading signals in the group, and you can follow along with a 20% position — if you make a profit, we continue; if not, you can uninstall the software and curse me a couple of times and it won't be a loss.

What the crypto world lacks is not opportunities, but someone to guide you to avoid traps. If you trust me, come over now and precisely target with @币来财888 , without doing useless work.

But let me be clear upfront: I only take those with strong execution.