Once mastered, the crypto world will be like your 'ATM', making money as simple as breathing! I turned 300,000 into 1 million in two years, 1 million into 10 million in five years, and 10 million into 40 million in one year! When I earned my first 1 million, I found the market to be so simple...
A friend came to me last year with an account of 15,000 USDT, in a very typical state—understanding the market but unable to make money.
It's not that I can't pick coins or that I'm going in the wrong direction, but that I always hesitate at critical moments and exit before starting.
After a 5% increase, fearing a pullback, one exits; looking back, the main upward wave has already taken off, leaving them behind in regret.
I asked him, 'Are you here to gamble on luck, or to make money?'
He paused for a moment and said, 'I want to stabilize and make a big move.'
I said it's possible, but the premise is that you must believe one thing: rhythm is greater than everything.
What we do is not a gamble for exorbitant profits, but a systematic approach to rolling positions.
Only enter positions after confirming the trend; initial positions should always be light, and add positions only with floating profits. Clearly distinguish between profits and losses, enforce strict stop losses, and let profits run on their own.
Thus, starting from 15,000, I made every position restrained yet decisive.
In the past two weeks, we focused on the ETH ecosystem and enjoyed a wave of steady profits. The account reached 30,000 USDT, and my friend's confidence stabilized. Midway, we shifted to AI and infrastructure concepts, making early layouts; when we caught the hot funds rotating, profits rolled in like a snowball.
On the most explosive day, a single pullback and adding positions led to a direct increase of 1.2 times. After two consecutive days of explosive rises, he felt the account jumping up was somewhat unreal. Ultimately, we rolled 15,000 into 120,000 USDT, without gambling or going all-in; it was all a logical progression.
I asked him how he felt now. He said, 'Before I was following the market, now I feel like I'm leading it.'
This is the meaning of rhythmic trading: it is not about chasing the market, but about patiently waiting for profits to find you at the right position. Do you think multiplying your investments several times relies on talent? In fact, what most people lack is not technique, but strategy + execution.
If your account is stagnant and your operations are hesitant, it indicates that you have not yet found the rhythm that truly suits you. The market is still moving, and opportunities are still opening up; perhaps the only thing missing is someone nearby who can help you maintain your rhythm.
The year 2025 marks my 10th year of full-time trading in cryptocurrency. Last year, I spent 11 months trading contracts, starting with 2000 USDT and growing it to over 2 million USDT, a complete 1000-fold profit.
In the crypto world, truly achieving financial freedom and compounding wealth is crucially dependent on methods, techniques, and forming your own profit system!
Once mastered, the crypto world will be like your 'ATM', making money as simple as breathing!
I turned 300,000 into 1 million in two years, 1 million into 10 million in five years, and 10 million into 40 million in one year!
When I earned my first 1 million, I found the market to be so simple. The market perfectly follows the four fundamental laws.
1. Trend.
2. Inertia.
3. Return.
4. Repeat.
Relying on four major laws, I earned most of the wealth that I could never achieve in my lifetime in the financial market.
After over 10 years of trading coins, here are my summaries of the wealth journey:
The first 10 million took the longest and was the most painful; the trading system was constantly reshaped and refined, taking a year and a half.
The second 10 million took three months.
The third 10 million took only 40 days.
The fourth 10 million only took 5 days.
75% of the funds are earned in a six-month period.
If your capital is 100,000!
Step 1: Choose coins—only play with coins that are 'guaranteed to pump.'
90% of people lose money because they are heavily invested in the wrong coins. My rule is very simple:
Market capitalization of 100 million to 1 billion USD (too small is easily manipulated, too large is hard to move).
A weekly consolidation lasting over three months, suddenly breaking through with increased volume (indicating the market maker's accumulation is complete).
Sector heat is rising (for example, AI, MEME, RWA, must have significant narratives supporting them).
Step 2: Position management—three-tiered pyramid adding method.
With 100,000 in capital, divide it into three parts: 40,000 + 30,000 + 30,000 (the ratios can be slightly adjusted based on market conditions).
First position 40,000 (testing the waters).
Stop loss: -15% (cut losses if it loses 6000).
Target: After a floating profit of +30%~50%, prepare to add the second position.
2. Second position 30,000 (confirm trend).
Only add positions when the first position is profitable by over 30%.
Move the stop loss up to the breakeven price (at this point, the overall position is zero risk).
3. Third position 30,000 (violent sprint)
When the total profit from the first two positions exceeds 50%, make the last full investment.
Not stopping losses, only waiting for a double or nothing.
Taking followers to trade $ONDO (leader in RWA), starting with 40,000 at 0.25, adding the second position at 0.35, going all in at 0.5, and finally clearing out at 0.8, turning 100,000 into 280,000 in just 3 weeks.
Step 3: Timing the exit—three signals before the market maker offloads.
The biggest fear in rolling positions is greed; 90% of profit retracement happens due to not acting at the right moment. My rules for exiting positions:
A 'long upper shadow' appears on the daily chart along with a sudden drop in trading volume (indicating that the market maker is offloading).
Community enthusiasm suddenly cools down (reduced discussions on Twitter, Discord).
Suddenly, the exchange introduces contracts (usually means the main force is going to sell off).
For example, when $PEOPLE was at 0.1, I advised all my followers to take profits, and it later plummeted by 60%.
The key to accurately timing a market top lies in monitoring market data.
Why can't most people achieve this?
Not daring to test the first position (always wanting to wait for the absolute low point, resulting in missing the main upward wave).
Not daring to add positions after making profits (taking a small profit and missing a 10x opportunity).
Holding on stubbornly after a loss (clearly should stop loss, but fantasizing about breaking even).
If you really want to turn 100,000 into 1 million, it's not about luck, it's about rules.
Want to turn your life around by trading coins? What you lack is not skill, but a sense of rhythm.
Many people think that to stabilize their footing in this market, they must first learn all kinds of technical indicators, from RSI and MACD to Bollinger Bands, without missing any, and they must watch candlesticks daily and stay glued to the news.
But those who truly make money do not rely on these variables, but on a set of simple, clearly paced operational logic.
I have a friend who initially knew nothing about the technology; using the methods I taught him, he multiplied his small funds several times and later steadily withdrew a significant amount.
This method is not complicated, but the key is whether you can stick to it.
Step 1: Set a light starting position.
Is there movement in the market? Don't rush to go all in; take 30% of your position to establish a base.
Only trade mainstream coins, avoid new concepts and chaotic hot topics.
Starting light gives you room for adjustments.
Step 2: Gradually add positions on the way down.
It's not about bottom picking; it's about setting a predetermined range, adding a little every time the price drops, for example, adding once every 8%-10% drop.
When the market is in panic, you add positions while others hit the brakes.
By doing this, your cost will keep decreasing, even if the market rebounds slightly, you'll have room to take profits.
Step 3: Wait for the trend to establish before adding positions.
When the market returns to key moving averages or breaks through recent resistance levels, and the market begins to move upward consistently, then make that final investment to add positions.
It's not a gamble; it's about going with the trend. Remember to set take-profit levels; when you reach your target, take the profit and don’t be greedy.
Why is this method effective?
Not because it is profound, but because it gives you a plan, patience, and leeway.
No matter how the market moves, you won't panic, won't get confused, and won't bet heavily on a single point.
Most people lose money not because they don't understand candlesticks but because their rhythm is completely off.
Full investment at every fluctuation, holding on when trapped, selling at every rebound, and then chasing high again.
Changing strategies three times a day, yet the account remains stagnant.
If you are still hesitating on how to recover your losses, I suggest you try this rhythm-based approach.
It has no magic, but it works—as long as you can stick to it.
The market always has opportunities; the key is whether you can remain calm enough to wait for your shot.
In this market, what you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits.
In the cryptocurrency market, green represents bullish candles, and red represents bearish candles. Through candlestick charts, we can completely record the performance of the market conditions for each analysis period. After a period of price consolidation, a special area or pattern will form on the chart; different patterns indicate different meanings. We can explore some regularities from the changes in these patterns. Generally speaking, candlestick patterns can be divided into reversal patterns, consolidation patterns, gaps, and trend lines.
The practical significance of candlesticks.
In trading in the crypto world, candlestick charts are the most intuitive analysis tool. A falling leaf indicates the arrival of autumn; this is the way of thinking that candlestick charts give us. Simple candlesticks remind us that regardless of how the crypto world operates, we can find clues from the details. Whoever can grasp the clues that candlesticks reveal faster and more accurately can avoid more losses and gain greater profits.
However, in reality, different people interpret candlesticks in different ways, leading to various 'opinions' on the same candlestick chart presented to numerous investors. It is these differing results that make the competition in the crypto world more intense. Sometimes, when doing quantitative analysis or trading more frequently, one slowly discovers that many times candlesticks can be misleading and atypical. Thus, every day there is the frustration of wondering why this happens. It shouldn't be this way! Theoretically, it should move like this or that! Gradually, one begins to doubt candlesticks, study market makers, analyze false breakouts, and so on. Conspiracy theories permeate the entire consolidation phase. Sometimes, perhaps it's luck; a few lucky moments lead to some gains, making one feel as though they've truly uncovered the essence behind candlesticks, believing they've grasped the market's rhythm. But more often than not, as with the previous stage, one still fails to achieve good results after quantitative analysis. Many people get stuck at this stage, making no progress. But once you truly get past it, you'll realize that whether you believe it or not, candlesticks operate in that manner. Regardless of whether you act or not, they are there. They are neither divine nor worthless. They are merely witnesses to the market's trajectory; there is no need to mythologize them or to belittle them.
The interpretation of candlesticks has become increasingly complex, as with the advancement of investor groups and the increase in investment capital, short-term candlesticks in the market are often manipulated and contain 'traps.' Therefore, we need to filter using principles of relativity and technical analysis methods. The principle of relativity includes quantitative measurement standards and analysis work, which allows us to improve the probability of successful analysis and operations. If there were no candlestick charts, investment would still be investment, the journey would still be tortuous, and other methods could still be used. However, in facing the investment reality we are in, the thinking surrounding candlesticks cannot be overlooked, as it is, to some extent, one of the starting points of actual investment.
Many people firmly believe that the premise of candlesticks is: the market is always right. Therefore, when observing a certain candlestick pattern, since the market is always correct, what the candlestick currently reflects will also be the future trend of the market. In fact, I believe many new traders often wonder why, when the market has a perfect technical pattern, the results frequently go against expectations. This is not because the technique itself is wrong, nor is it the fault of the user; it's just that we often only see the 'perfect' technical patterns and only notice what we believe is correct.
Analysis of various basic shapes of single candlesticks.
Observe the bullish and bearish candles.
Just look at the direction. Taking bullish candles as an example, after a period of struggle between bulls and bears, if the closing price is higher than the opening price, it indicates that the bulls are in control. According to Newton's law, without external forces, prices will continue to move in their original direction and speed. Therefore, bullish candles indicate that the next phase will continue to rise, at least ensuring that the initial phase of the next stage will have upward momentum. Thus, bullish candles often indicate continued rises, which aligns with one of the three major assumptions in technical analysis that stock prices fluctuate along trends. This trend-following approach is also the core idea of technical analysis. Similarly, bearish candles indicate continued downward movement.
Observe the size of the body.
The size of the body represents intrinsic momentum; the larger the body, the more obvious the upward or downward trend, and vice versa. Taking bullish candles as an example, their body is the part where the closing price is higher than the opening price. The larger the body of a bullish candle, the more momentum it indicates for the rise, similar to the physical principle that a larger mass moving faster has greater inertia. The larger the body of a bullish candle, the greater its intrinsic upward momentum, which will be greater than that of a smaller bullish candle. Similarly, the larger the body of a bearish candle, the greater the downward momentum.
Look at the length of the shadows.
Shadows represent reversal signals; the longer the shadow points in one direction, the less favorable it is for the price to move in that direction—meaning the longer the upper shadow, the less favorable it is for the price to rise, and the longer the lower shadow, the less favorable it is for the price to fall. Taking the upper shadow as an example, after a period of struggle between bulls and bears, the bulls finally lose ground. Once bitten by a snake, one is afraid of a rope for ten years; regardless of whether the candlestick is bearish or bullish, the upper shadow portion has already formed the next stage's upper resistance, making a downward adjustment of the price highly probable. Similarly, the lower shadow indicates a high probability of upward attacks on the price.
What is the battle between bulls and bears commonly referred to in the crypto world?
Bulls and bears are two armies; bulls represent the green army, and bears represent the red army. The two sides have different views; the bulls believe prices will rise, while the bears believe prices will fall, often resulting in battles. The green army consists of those who are bullish on the price, buying to push it higher, while the red army consists of those who are bearish, selling to push the price down.
In every time period, battles will occur; if the bearish red army wins, prices will fall, and the candlestick chart will show red. If the bullish army gains a significant advantage, it indicates strong momentum, and the bodies displayed on the candlestick chart will be larger. If the green side has weak resistance, it indicates that the resistance posed to the red side is minimal, and the shadow displayed on the candlestick chart will be very short.
Analysis of various basic patterns of candlestick combinations.
Cloud Cover combination.
When the price rises with a bullish candle, followed by a bearish candle, and that bearish candle causes the price to fall below half of the previous bullish candle's body. This combination often appears after a significant upward movement in the market, sometimes even reaching record highs, indicating a market reversal, leading to a bearish trend.
Island combination.
After a period of upward movement, a gap down bearish candle appears, resembling an island. This combination, although the closing price of the bearish candle is still higher than that of the previous day, reveals the weakness of market sentiment and the trading methods of previous profit-takers, indicating that the outlook for the market is not optimistic.
Pillar combination.
This combination is relative to the 'Cloud Cover' combination. After a bearish candle appears, followed by a bullish candle where the bullish candle pushes the price above half of the previous bearish candle's body. This combination often appears after a significant downward trend in the market, sometimes even setting a new low, indicating a market reversal, leading to a bullish trend.
Engulfing combination.
The space between the bodies represents both bullish and bearish characteristics, but today's long body completely engulfs yesterday's small body, indicating that the market will move in the direction of the long body.
Pregnant combination.
The space between the bodies represents both bullish and bearish characteristics, but in contrast to the engulfing combination, it is today's small body being engulfed by yesterday's large body, resembling being borne in a womb, hence referred to as the 'pregnant combination.' I don't know if it's related to genetics, but this pregnant combination often indicates the direction of the market to be that of the mother body, meaning a bullish body gives birth to a bearish one, and a bearish body gives birth to a bullish one.
Morning Star combination.
This combination occurs after a bearish candle, where a small bullish candle or small bullish cross appears first, followed by a large bullish candle that gaps up. This combination often appears after a prolonged bearish trend or consolidation; the small bullish candle at the bottom represents the long-awaited morning star in the minds of market participants, and the subsequent powerful rising bullish candle indicates that the long night has passed, welcoming light into the market. Therefore, the Morning Star combination becomes a turning point for a market reversal upward.
Evening Star combination.
This combination is exactly the opposite of the Morning Star combination, serving as a turning point for a market reversal downward. The gap up cross at the top, followed by a gap down bearish candlestick, eventually becomes an Evening Star. If the top is a T-shaped line with a medium upper shadow, this combination is metaphorically referred to as the 'Shooting Star.'
Three red soldiers combination.
When a combination of three consecutive small bullish candles appears in a low price area, it indicates that the market has emerged from a long-term bearish shadow and is on the path to a rebound.
Three black soldiers combination.
When a combination of three consecutive black candles appears in a high price area, it indicates that the bullish trend has ended and the bearish trend has begun.
Candlestick analysis has a strong visual effect and is one of the charts that best represents market behavior. Nevertheless, some common candlestick patterns are merely summaries of typical shapes based on experience, lacking strict scientific logic. When applying candlesticks, keep the following points in mind.
1. Candlestick combination analysis has a certain error rate. The market's fluctuations are complex, and the actual market situation may differ from our judgments. Statistical results from experience prove that the success rate of using candlestick combinations to predict future markets is not very high.
2. Candlestick analysis methods must be combined with other methods. After other analysis methods have determined whether to buy or sell, then use candlestick combinations to choose specific actions in terms of timing and price.
3. Continuously 'modify, create, and adjust' the combination patterns based on actual situations. Combination patterns are merely the result of summarizing experiences; in actual markets, it is rare to find situations that fully meet the candlestick combination patterns we describe. Rigidly copying combination patterns without any changes may lead to long periods without suitable opportunities. Adjust the combination patterns appropriately based on the situation. It is essential to understand the internal and external principles of each combination pattern. Because it is not a perfect technique, this is the same as with other technical analysis methods. Candlestick analysis is built on human subjective impressions and is one of the analytical methods based on expressing historical pattern combinations.
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