Old Chen has been in the renovation business for fifteen years and saved up 160,000 U to furnish a wedding house for his son.
Last year, he heard from homeowners that contracts could double, and after following the operation for five months, he was left with only 4,300 U in his account. He bought high at DOGE 0.25, averaged down at 0.22, and when it dropped to 0.18, he leveraged three times, ultimately leaving a balance just enough to buy two boxes of tile adhesive.
That day, he squatted in a corner of the construction site smoking, with a tape measure tangled in his cement-covered hand. "If I lose more, I’ll have to sell the electric drill as second-hand," he stomped his dust-covered safety shoes, and his phone was filled with WeChat messages from building material suppliers demanding payment. The 8,600 U membership fee he sent to the 'analyst' has resulted in coins that can’t even load the K-line chart now.
"Lock 1,800 U for urgently needed materials, and the remaining 2,500 U to follow the trades." I advised him to clear all coins and switch to stablecoins.
The first order was to trade ETH in a range. In March, ETH fluctuated between 2,200-2,400 U; I told him to go long at 2,250 U and take profit at 2,350 U, each with 900 U. He watched the market from the scaffolding during tile installation, earning 270 U in four days, enough to buy a new cutting blade.
In April, BTC surged from 49,000 to 55,000 U. I told him to open a 2x long position with 1,000 U and set a stop loss at 51,000 U. That day, while installing the ceiling for the homeowner, he took advantage of the time while sealing to close the position and earned an extra 320 U, just enough to pay this month’s rent.
The most stable trade was in May with SOL's swing. It dropped from 90 U to 80 U and then bounced back to 100 U; I instructed him to open at 85 U with 600 U and take profit at 95 U. After work, he placed an order under the temporary housing on the construction site, earning 360 U in two days, enough to purchase a batch of waterproof paint.
Now, he has 105,000 U in his account, and last month he withdrew 22,000 U to order the wedding house tiles for his son. A handwritten note is stuck on his toolbox: "Measure line at 95 U," and he said now he dares to stock more imported hardware when taking on jobs.
After working with retail traders for a long time, he found that those doing skilled work in cryptocurrency trading should avoid being competitive by nature. What really helps is having someone measure the degree for you: "This point must stop," waking you up when you think, "If I just hold on a bit longer, I can break even": "A wall must be vertical; the position must guard the red line."
The layout for the next wave has already been planned out, with points, rhythm, and positions clearly marked. If you mix with @币来财888 , it’s not about being vague; just recognize one principle: precise targeting, no wasted effort.
But let me be clear: only bring people with strong execution; do not bring those without execution!
It's about those who don't curse when they drop, and don't get greedy when they rise, who can solidly execute!


