钱往哪走

This account is called “Where the Money Flows.” The name says it all: no guessing market direction, no trading calls—just one question: where is the money going, and why?
① Who this is for
For people who want to understand crypto without getting lost in jargon or trading hype. I don’t recommend what to buy or predict price levels.
② Three main themes
1. Course series · 42 lessons (up to lesson 15 so far; one lesson a day)
Each lesson explains one concept clearly, so you can look it up yourself afterward:
1. What exactly is a blockchain?
2. How did Bitcoin come about?
3. Who keeps the books? Mining and consensus

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Buy the cryptocurrency perpetual contract with the fastest 3-hour rise in open interest across the entire market
· Direction: follow the same direction if the previous trade was profitable; go the opposite direction if it was a loss (this trade: long)
· Position size: 100% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one position at a time
· Automatically close the position after a 10% gain; losses won’t trigger an automatic close, so I have to close it myself
· The exchange has a reverse-direction stop set at 15%–35% (based on 3× the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away the stop), and if the price really drops that far, it closes the position automatically
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① What does it do?
Powerledger is building a peer-to-peer renewable energy trading market and platform on Solana.

Where the money is flowing: for today’s big bullish candle, I’m only looking at the money flow.
I’ve been watching the open interest changes in $INJ over the past couple of days, and honestly, this setup is interesting. The current price is 7.326, up 2.76% over 24 hours, with $51.6 million in trading volume—not huge, but not quiet either. The setup leans slightly bullish, but it’s not confirmed, so I’m not betting on a direction at this level.
There are just three reasons. First, the active buy/sell ratio is 1.464, with active buyers clearly in control. Short-term momentum is bullish, but it’s not confirmed yet—the buying pressure is pushing price up, but not all that decisively. Second, open interest rose 5.8% in 1 hour and 6.8% in 3 hours, suggesting new money is coming in and bulls are adding to their positions. Third, the funding rate is negative, so shorts are paying and are crowded. But the figure is very small, so it tells us little. I wouldn’t use it as my main reason.

📌 Rules (the same in every post)
· Among crypto perpetuals across the whole market, buy the one whose open interest has risen the fastest over the past 3 hours
· Direction: if the previous trade made a profit, go in the same direction; if it lost money, go the opposite way (this trade: short)
· Position size: 100% of available equity, 1× leverage, hold only one position at a time
· When it gains 10%, the program closes it automatically; if it loses money, it won't close automatically—I have to do it myself
· An inverse 15%–35% stop-loss is set on the exchange (based on 3× the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away it is). If the price really drops that far, it closes the position automatically
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① What does it do?
Gravity is a Web3 blockchain built by Galxe, offering fast, low-cost cross-chain transactions and verification.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Buy whichever crypto perpetual contract across the market has had the fastest rise in open interest over the past 3 hours
· Direction: go in the same direction if the previous trade made a profit, and the opposite direction if it lost (this trade: short)
· Position size: 100% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold one position at a time
· Automatically close the position when it gains 10%; it won’t close automatically if it loses, so I have to do it myself
· The exchange has a stop-loss order set 15%–35% in the opposite direction (based on 3× the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away the stop), and if the price really drops that far, it closes the position automatically
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① What it does
Powerledger is building a peer-to-peer renewable energy trading market and platform on Solana.

① What is its issuance mechanism?
Looking at the full record of Stellar’s issuance from its launch in 2015 to today, the total comes to the 100 billion $XLM that were generated all at once. No new coins have been “minted” since. That number wasn’t picked arbitrarily, nor was it mined over time—it was written into the ledger in full on the day the network launched. In the industry, this approach is called “pre-mining”; more precisely, it was a one-time allocation at genesis. The genesis block is like the first page of an account book, and the ownership of all 100 billion coins was recorded there in one go.

Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, so what keeps them tracking spot prices? The answer lies in funding rates and the margin system. And once margin comes into the picture, we can’t avoid discussing leverage—the topic of today’s lesson. When people first see the “10x” and “20x” buttons on a trading screen, they think they simply make profits come faster. In reality, they make losses come faster too—so fast that you may not even have time to react.
First, what exactly is leverage? Leverage means using a certain amount of margin to control a larger amount of money. If you have $100 in your account and open a position with 10x leverage, that $100 is treated as $1,000. This $100 is called margin: the money you put up with the exchange to back your position. It may sound as if you’ve somehow gained an extra $900, but you haven’t. That extra amount is borrowed from the exchange. Any profits are yours, but any losses are deducted from your margin.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Among crypto perpetuals across the market, buy the one with the fastest 3-hour increase in open interest
· Direction: if the previous trade made a profit, go the same way; if it lost, go the opposite way (this trade: short)
· Position: 100% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one position at a time
· If it makes 10%, the program closes the position automatically; if it loses, it won’t close automatically—I have to do it myself
· The exchange has a reverse-side fuse set 15%–35% away (based on 3× the hourly volatility—the more volatile it is, the farther away the fuse is). If the price really falls that far, it closes the position automatically
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② Where did its coins come from?
There are currently 409,078,511 in circulation (according to Binance). Binance hasn’t provided the total supply or issuance schedule, so I won’t make them up.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Buy the crypto perpetual contract with the fastest 3-hour increase in open interest across the entire market
· Direction: same direction if the previous trade won, opposite direction if it lost (this trade: long)
· Position size: 100% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold one at a time
· Automatically close at a 10% gain; no automatic close if it loses—I have to close it myself
· The exchange has a 15%–35% reverse-move stop-loss in place (based on 3× hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away the stop), and it will close the position automatically if the price really drops that far
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② Where did this coin come from?
Binance has no spot data for it, so its circulating supply can't be found. Its first daily candle in the futures market was on 2025-09-27, 400 days ago as of today.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Buy whichever crypto perpetual contract across the market has had the fastest increase in open interest over the past 3 hours
· Direction: follow the previous trade if it made a profit; go the opposite way if it lost (this trade: long)
· Position size: 100% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one position at a time
· The program automatically closes the position once it earns 10%; it won’t close automatically if it loses, so I have to do it myself
· An opposite-direction stop is placed on the exchange at 15%–35% (based on 3 times the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away the stop), and if the price really falls that far, it closes the position automatically
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① What does it do?
Treehouse provides decentralized fixed-income infrastructure for digital assets, integrating yield primitives, benchmark rates, and participation layers.

📌 Rules (the same in every post)
· Across all crypto perpetuals, buy the one whose open interest has risen the fastest over 3 hours
· Direction: same direction if the previous trade made a profit, opposite direction if it lost (this trade: long)
· Position: 100% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one at a time
· Automatically closes when it’s up 10%; it doesn’t close automatically at a loss, so I have to do it myself
· The exchange has a reverse-direction fuse set at 15%–35% (based on 3× hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away it’s set). If the price really drops that far, it closes automatically
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② Where did its coins come from?
Binance has no spot data for it, so its circulating supply can’t be found. Its first daily futures candle was on 2025-09-27, 400 days ago.

📌 Rules (the same in every post)
· Buy the asset with the fastest 3-hour increase in open interest across the entire crypto perpetuals market
· Direction: if the previous trade made a profit, go the same way; if it lost, go the opposite way (this trade: short)
· Position size: 98% of available equity, 1× leverage, hold only one position at a time
· Automatically close the position when it gains 10%; losses don’t trigger an automatic close, so I have to do it myself
· Place an exchange-side stop-loss 15%–35% in the opposite direction (based on 3× the hourly volatility, so the more volatile it is, the farther away it goes); if the price really drops that far, the position closes automatically
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① What it does
Hyperlane provides cross-chain asset bridging and messaging, connecting different blockchains such as EVM, Solana, and Cosmos.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Across all crypto perpetual futures markets, buy the one with the fastest 3-hour rise in open interest
· Direction: same as the previous trade if it made a profit; opposite if it lost (this trade: short)
· Position size: 98% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one position at a time
· Close positions manually only; the program does not close them automatically
· Set an opposite-direction safety stop at the exchange, 15%–35% away (based on 3× the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away the stop). If the price really drops that far, the exchange closes the position automatically
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② Where did this coin come from?
Binance has no spot market data for it, and its circulating supply cannot be found. Its first daily candle in the futures market was on 2025-09-27; as of today, it has been 400 days.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Across all crypto perpetual markets, buy the one with the fastest 3-hour increase in open interest
· Direction: if the previous trade made a profit, go the same way; if it lost, go the opposite way (this trade: short)
· Position size: 98% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one at a time
· If it gains 1%, the program automatically closes the position; if it loses, it doesn’t close automatically—I have to do it myself
· The exchange has a reverse 15%–35% fuse in place (based on 3× the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away it is). If it really drops that far, it closes the position automatically
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① What does it do?
Hyperlane provides cross-chain asset bridging and messaging, connecting different blockchains such as EVM, Solana, and Cosmos.

📌 Rules (the same for every post)
· Buy whichever crypto perpetual contract across the entire market has the fastest-rising open interest over 3 hours
· Direction: same direction if the previous trade was profitable, opposite direction if it lost (this trade: short)
· Position size: 98% of available equity, 1x leverage, hold only one at a time
· If it gains 1%, the program closes the position automatically; if it loses, it won’t close automatically—I have to do it myself
· An inverse 15%–35% stop is placed on the exchange (based on 3× the hourly volatility; the more volatile it is, the farther away the stop), and if the price really drops that far, it closes the position automatically
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① What it does
The Reserve Protocol allows the creation of asset-backed token baskets called DTFs. RSR is its governance and utility token.