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Today I will share with you a steady and cautious gameplay with 10U for beginners. The point is not to make you rich overnight, but to practice and cultivate discipline! I have personally tested it and it works. Beginners must try it.
First, take a 10U principal and split it into two shares (5U each). Open your first position with 5U. It's recommended to choose a mainstream currency like Ethereum (ETH). With 100x leverage, you can buy about 0.3 coins. Key rules:
Set a stop loss at 20%: For example, if you have a 5U principal and lose 4U, you must close your position. Don’t hold on!
Set the take-profit at 100%: Run once you earn 10U, don’t be greedy!
What if the first order goes bankrupt? Don’t panic! Use the remaining 5U to make another order, just as tuition. $ETH

Let me share a feasible plan. If you can execute this, turning several thousand into 1 million is achievable.
Now I’ll share the method I tested: Quickly scale from several thousand to 100,000, there is only one method: (Rolling positions)+
Step 1: Initially, exchange your several thousand into U and divide it into three parts!
Step 2: Make contracts in three times, with a multiplier of 100, and a position of 60% each time, fully invested, you can just trade Bitcoin or Ethereum, operating time: evening
Between 9:30 PM and 4 AM!
Step 3: Make three contracts. Normally, if you win all three, your funds can reach several thousand U. If there’s a big market movement, it can go up to tens of thousands of U.

In the cryptocurrency circle for ten years, professional trading for 6 years, over 3100 days. I have done long-term, short-term, ultra-short, and swing trading, basically all types of methods. I have a relatively strong voice on this issue.
I have always said that mastering a skill follows the 10,000-hour rule. Eight hours a day, over 200 days a year reviewing, it takes about 5 years, which is just the foundation for stable profits. There must be a big pit within 10 years, so for safety's sake, do not put your principal beyond your capacity for the next 10 years.
Many masters who have traded from tens of thousands to hundreds of millions just used contracts + very high multiples, and as a result, many have died in a round of bear markets, but you just don't know it. Human nature, in the face of major trends, often leads to a loss of the ability to make correct judgments.

The Essence of Market Transactions
Lesson Twenty-Five
I have been very busy and haven't updated the course for a long time. Given that many friends have reflected they don't know how to understand the connotation of candles, I have thought for a long time and hope to tell everyone in the way that is closest to practical application and easy for everyone to accept. Therefore, I thought of interpreting the connotation of candles through the following charts.
The book states that when demand exceeds supply, prices rise, and when supply exceeds demand, prices fall. However, from the perspective of transaction volume, the formation of transaction volume is achieved through the agreement between supply and demand, meaning that the quantity of supply corresponds to the quantity of demand. At the same time, I want to ask everyone, if demand is greater than supply, does that mean prices will definitely rise? If supply is greater than demand, will prices definitely fall? The answer is not necessarily. I will explain the reasons one by one below using charts.

The essence of market trading
Lesson Twenty-Four
Today's lesson is about how to define the most worthwhile institutional order zones by examining the following conditions:
The strength of price movement away from institutional order zones: The greater the strength of the price movement away from institutional order zones, the more imbalanced supply and demand are, indicating that the side breaking through has gained market dominance, such as long candles, gaps, etc.; The farther the distance of this wave moving away from the institutional order zone after the breakout, the stronger the strength of the side that breaks through.
Breaking previous support and resistance levels: Breaking previous support indicates that the demand at the original support level has been exhausted; breaking previous resistance indicates that the supply at the original resistance has been absorbed by demand;

The essence of market trading
Lesson Twenty-Three
Today's topic is how to find effective supply zones and enter short positions at the best locations. First, we confirm the direction of trading in larger time frames, as shown in the figure below:

Figure 23-1 shows the weekly IF weighted chart, where the black arrow indicates a clear downward trend. On the left, we see a large bullish gap up in B that breaks through the important resistance at C, reflecting the strength of institutions and their strong control capability. Therefore, area A is an important institutional demand zone, and this demand zone did not experience a pullback afterwards, meaning there are a large number of unfulfilled orders inside.

The essence of market trading
Lesson Twenty-Two
In today's lesson, I want to talk about how to find supply and demand zones and enter the market at the best positions. We often hear a saying: go with the trend. So what does it mean to go with the trend?
How to find effective demand zones to go long at the best positions? See the diagram below:

As shown in Figure 22-1, it is the weekly chart of the Wenhua Index. We can see two sets of consecutively rising highs and lows, indicating that the trend at the weekly level is an upward trend. Therefore, we reduce to the daily level to find opportunities to go long, which means finding demand zones and waiting for long opportunities.

The Essence of Market Trading
Lesson Twenty-One
Today's lesson is about how institutions manipulate price fluctuations. Before the lecture, I will first show a recent price chart of pulp. What relationships between supply and demand do you see on this chart?

Figure 21-1

As shown in Figure 21-1: Area A is a pause pattern in a downtrend, representing a temporary balance between supply and demand. The pause is due to the entry of demand, where both bulls and bears engage in battle. The subsequent breakout gap and the rapid decline that follows indicate that the supply and demand balance in Area A has not only been broken but also exhibits severe supply and demand imbalance, where the bears completely overpower the bulls; otherwise, such a smooth decline would not occur. Therefore, it can be inferred that in Area A, demand has been fully absorbed by supply, resulting in a significant accumulation of large institutional short positions in Area A.

The essence of market trading
Lesson Twenty
Today's lesson may give you a new perspective on how to view your candle market trading, possibly giving you a refreshing feeling.

Why do prices rise? Because the actively buying institutions drive the price up; conversely, the actively selling institutions drive the price down.
In Figure 20-1, what kind of supply and demand relationship do you see? How does this supply and demand relationship help our trading? Please think about it first before looking at my analysis.
Candles A and B are both medium to large bullish candles, closing at the top. What does this indicate? It indicates that during the price rise, every sell order at each price point was fulfilled by buyers, thus there was no upward supply resistance at these positions. Meanwhile, the trading volume accumulated at each price point from A to B is relatively low, and the trading volume is distributed in a staggered manner, so when the price falls back, it will not produce strong support.

The essence of market trading
Nineteenth lesson
Today's lesson is a continuation of the eighteenth, where I continue to explain the practical application of the third form, which is the pause form.
Let's first look at the image below:

As shown in figure 19-1: areas A, B, and C are all pause intervals, and the black circle contains the key candles that define the pause interval.
When the price is at candle 1, we look up to the left, area A is the supply area, and looking down to the left, areas B and C are both fresh demand areas, with area C's price lower than area B, thus providing stronger support.
When the price reaches area B, it is supported by the unfilled orders in area B, and the price rises from 5 to the top of area A at 2 before starting to decline.

In the cryptocurrency world, which is full of opportunities and enormous risks, wanting to 'like a fish in water' is not an easy task. This does not mean becoming the most skilled speculator, but rather becoming a disciplined, knowledgeable participant who can survive long-term.

The real 'like a fish in water' is being able to steady the helm amid the turbulent waves, seizing opportunities while also controlling withdrawals. Below is a survival and development guide that integrates lessons learned; please keep it in mind:

Core cornerstone: Build an unbreakable survival mindset

This is the premise of all skills, more important than any technical analysis.

1. Cognitive Premise: The essence of the crypto community is 'system win rate' rather than 'calculation ability'.
Long-term immersion in the crypto community will gradually make one realize that those who truly achieve sustainable trading do not rely on the random luck of 'accurately calculating market trends', but rather construct a trading system with a mindset of 'professional operation'. The crypto market combines high volatility, asymmetry, and information complexity; its core game logic is not 'who is smarter', but 'whose trading system is more complete and whose execution is more resolute'. The leap from novice to professional trader requires solidifying the following eight core qualities, each of which is indispensable.

Last year, a brother came to me with 2700U, trembling with urgency in his voice, saying he wanted to use this money to recover his previous losses.
I didn't discuss moving averages or MACD with him, which can be confusing; I just gave him three solid life-saving rules.
He followed the plan for three months, and his account not only avoided liquidation but also surged from 2700U to 50,000U—actually, making money in the crypto world sometimes requires sticking to the rules more than understanding the indicators.
First rule: divide the money into three parts, prioritize preserving the principal before seeking profit.
I had him split the 2700U into three transactions of 900U each, with each purpose firmly set, not a penny can be misallocated.
This is what I learned back then when I was fully leveraged and got liquidated, eating instant noodles for half a month to grasp it:

An average net gain of 100 million $, with a valuation of 500 billion USD,
Refinancing 20 billion USD!! - Stablecoin giant Tether
Can you believe this?
The key point is: if this financing is successful, Tether's valuation may approach 500 billion USD, placing it on the same level as OpenAI and Elon Musk's SpaceX. It will become one of the highest-valued private tech/finance giants in the world.

Tether Holdings SA is in negotiations with investors to raise 15 billion to 20 billion USD in exchange for approximately 3% equity through a private placement.

Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated that the company is evaluating financing from a group of well-known investors, 'to maximize the strategic scale of the company across all existing and new business lines.'

In the past week, the cryptocurrency market experienced a suffocating trend.
On 9·18, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut did not trigger the anticipated surge,
Instead, starting from 9·22, the market has entered a continuous wave of liquidations.
So, is this within reason, or unexpected? Has the bull market really ended, or are the main forces 'reversing to pick people up'?

This 'liquidation hell mode' has caused the total liquidation amount across the network to soar to a historic high.
In just a week, over 1.5 million people have lost everything, with a total liquidation exceeding $5 billion.
Is this not a black swan, but the inevitable fate of leverage games?

Many years ago, I met a veteran in the cryptocurrency world. He started with 200,000 yuan and now has a 58 million yuan account value. He once said something that still resonates with me: "The cryptocurrency world is mostly a mob. As long as you can control your emotions, this market is your ATM!"
Over the years, I have learned from him and summarized the core logic of making money. It is just 4 points, simple but effective:
First, avoid small profits and big losses. These eight words are easier said than done. For example, you open a trade for 20,000 yuan and take profit when the price reaches 21,000 yuan. You're happy with your 5% gain, but then the market surges all the way to 25,000 yuan, leaving you with a 50% loss. Next time, you learn your lesson and aim for big profits. You open a trade for 20,000 yuan and don't take profit when the price reaches 21,000 yuan. But then it falls back to 20,000 yuan and breaks through to 19,500 yuan, forcing you to cut your losses. Many people spend their lives trapped in this dilemma, unable to find a way out.

The previous article mentioned adding long positions. I don't know if many people have read my articles. I have closed my long positions in ETH and BTC, feeling that I have made enough profit (although it was just a few hundred USD). I could have done it in batches.
There is a fan who added me. I kept telling him to add long positions, and he did, making a small profit on his long positions before closing them. Then, I don't know where he saw a strategy to continue shorting, and he ended up getting stopped out. Although his position size was small, playing without a clear purpose like this is indeed frustrating. I can only say that the road to losing money will be long for you in the future, or you may not be suited for this circle.

The essence of market trading
Lesson Eighteen
In today's lesson, I want to explain how to find important support and resistance areas according to my system. Support and resistance are not just a line but a region, please keep this in mind.
Before the lecture, I will first summarize and review my definition of multiple candlesticks:
Trend candlestick: A, bullish same direction three high pattern; B, bearish same direction three low pattern.
Reversal candlestick: C, opposite three high pattern; D, opposite three low pattern.
Pause candlestick: non-trend non-reversal candlestick form (non-directional form).

Today's focus is on the third form, which is the pause form.

The essence of market trading
Lesson Seventeen
Today's theme is: how to identify the market behavior of major players buying low (retail panic selling) and identifying major players selling high (retail greed buying).
To survive in the trading market, we must strive to overcome the habits of retail investors: chasing highs and cutting losses. We should work hard to adapt to the habits of major players: buying low and selling high. The trading markets for stocks, futures, etc., are actually based on the same principles as the commodity trading in our daily lives.
In real life, when pork is cheap at the supermarket, everyone buys it, and when pork is expensive, no one wants to buy it. This is a common sense in life. However, in the commodity futures market, when the price of live pigs is low, retail investors should be buying, but they are frantically selling instead, and when the price is very high, they are still buying crazily. It is really two completely opposite states. Why is this happening? Because we retail investors are being fooled by the major players.