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#ETH Honestly, I used to think that the more complicated the trading, the more advanced it was.
With indicators filling the screen, staying up late to watch the market, but my account just kept getting thinner.
Later I realized that the methods that truly make money are often simple enough to make one doubt them.
The group of people around me who are truly making stable profits all use a set of "lazy tactics":
Spending less than 10 minutes a day, not looking at miscellaneous news, not guessing tops and bottoms, just relying on two moving averages to dominate.
The method is very simple, but it excels in stability: - Only look at EMA21 and EMA55 - When 21 crosses above 55, K-line closes positive, go long - When 21 crosses below 55, K-line closes negative, go short - At all other times, just watch the show
Don't laugh at its simplicity; how many people lose because they think too much.
Clearly it's a volatile market, yet they insist on frequently entering; clearly the trend hasn't broken, yet they insist on running away early.
Execution is the core: - Stop losses must be carried, never hold onto a losing position - Each trade not exceeding 5% of capital - Increase position only after achieving 5% profit, let profits run - At most two trades a day, no trades means no loss, more trades mean more mistakes
Sometimes, slow is fast, less is more.
Missing out is not called a loss, making a mistake is the real loss.
This method has saved many who were overly excited and has also saved many accounts.
You might as well try, put down your cleverness, be a "fool", and you might go further.
If you are still confused now, then hand the rhythm over to Jia Ge. How to walk this path is up to you—continue to struggle alone, or move forward steadily with me? @交易员嘉哥
Many people ask me, Jia Ge, what exactly is rolling the warehouse? Is it about being fully invested every day?
I tell you, it is absolutely not.
Rolling the warehouse means keeping a small position and being agile during normal times, and only when a real big opportunity arises do you pull out the big guns.
In this life, if you roll correctly three or four times, going from zero to millions is really not a dream.
But rolling the warehouse is not gambling; it has three iron rules that you must adhere to: First, you must be able to endure. Not every market wave is worth rolling; rolling randomly once may directly lead to zero. If the opportunity does not come, just wait.
Second, only seize certain opportunities. What do we mean by certain? After a big drop, a long period of sideways movement, followed by a breakout with volume—this type is the easiest to lead to a big trend.
Third, get on board quickly, do not hesitate. When the signal comes, even a second of delay may result in missing out. Don’t wait until it has risen to chase; by then, the risk is already different.
In the crypto world, opportunities for sudden wealth do not come every day, but rolling the warehouse is one of the few paths for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around.
What you need to do is not to jump in and out every day, but to focus on four words: endure, wait, seize, act.
If you really want to turn your situation around and want to eat well, just remember—
Usually restrain yourself, and when the opportunity comes, don’t be timid.
If you are still confused right now, then hand over the rhythm to Jia Ge.
How to proceed is up to you—will you continue to fight alone, or will you move forward steadily with me?
#ETH Some people are not incapable of making money; they just can't sit still...
Last month, a long-time follower told me, "Brother Jia, I've made it!" But yesterday at midnight, he messaged me: My positions can't hold on any longer.
When I checked his positions, they were all messed up—he secretly increased his holdings, went against the market direction, and didn't set stop losses, stubbornly holding on until it was almost zero.
I've seen too many such people; they're calm like a mountain when following trades, but once they start to float, they forget everything.
They make some money and think they are the god of stocks, but as soon as the market fluctuates, it takes away all their profits, principal included.
To be honest, making money isn't hard; the hard part is knowing when to pull back.
How many brothers haven't lost to the market, but to their own itchy hands?
Clearly, they've already made enough, yet they keep thinking about "making one last wave," treating luck as if it were skill.
The most ironic thing about this market is that when you feel invincible, the risk has already got you by the throat.
Now, the brothers in my practical circle adhere to three rules: 1. If profits exceed 30%, must reduce positions. 2. If daily losses reach 5%, stop immediately. 3. Never chase trades out of fear of missing out.
Sometimes, sitting on the sidelines to watch is braver than frequent trading.
When we do trade, we are like hunters hunting—patiently waiting, steady, accurate, and ruthless.
In this market, those who survive are the smart ones who know when to pull back.
Don't let the account you've worked hard to build return to square one overnight.
—— Brother Jia helps you steadily progress, rejecting roller coasters
Watching the screenshots of blown accounts flooding the circle again, with everyone shouting about being targeted for destruction, I feel a bit uncomfortable inside.
Just as I went long, a waterfall hits; as soon as I open a short, it immediately skyrockets. No matter where I set my stop loss, the market hits it precisely.
Could it really be that there are big players watching your small gains? The truth might be even more painful: you are just repeating the tragedy of most people.
This market has never been a casino; it is a slaughterhouse.
What you earn is the money from others' blown accounts, and what you lose is the profit of the platform and market makers.
When you feel incredibly smooth in following the trend, it's often a precursor to the blade falling.
Do you remember that time when the funding rate skyrocketed?
The whole network was shouting that the bull market had returned, but those who rushed in ended up paying miner fees.
That wasn't an opportunity; it was the horn of harvest.
The forced liquidation line is an even gentler trap.
You think you can hold on for another 10%, not realizing that when slippage and funding fees are accounted for, 5% is enough to get you kicked out. Don’t blame the market for being too violent; it’s your naivety.
Leverage has never been a key to wealth; it’s a suicide button.
You think of doubling your investment while the platform smiles and collects double the fees from you.
Before the principal even starts to appreciate, it has already slimmed down.
The most frightening are those pseudo-gurus who teach you "profit rolling into profit."
Betting everything after making a little profit, they call it chasing success.
As a result, with one retracement, not only is the profit evaporated, but the principal along with it is fully returned.
Stop believing that you've been targeted. You are not losing to the big players; you are losing to your own greed and ignorance.
In this market, surviving is victory.
Dream less of getting rich quickly, and pay more attention to risk warnings.
As long as you have your principal, there is hope; once your principal is gone, the game is truly over.
——Jia Ge points it out, speaking to those who still have reason left.
If you are still confused now, then hand the rhythm over to Jia Ge. How to proceed is up to you—will you continue to fight alone, or will you move forward steadily with me?
I have come to realize that the most genuine mindset of retail investors is not the fear of loss, but the fear of profit.
When the coin drops tenfold, you panic, fearing it will go to zero; when the coin rises tenfold, you panic even more, fearing a pullback.
Selling makes you fear missing out, holding makes you fear profit withdrawal, staring at the K-line all night without sleep, emotions feel like a roller coaster.
In the end, you are not trading; you are being manipulated by the market's emotions, gambling.
You cut losses at the slightest drop and chase at the slightest rise, repeatedly getting cut, always one step behind.
Why?
Because all your actions are driven by fear and greed, not by strategy and discipline.
Those who can truly make money are not the ones who predict the best, but the ones whose emotions are the most stable.
Be decisive when it’s time to cut losses, have composure when it’s time to hold, and act swiftly when it’s time to take profits.
Don’t let temporary fluctuations disrupt the rhythm of your entire game. The market never eliminates those who misjudge direction; it only eliminates those who are driven by emotions.
If you still don’t know what to do, follow Jia Ge; it might be worth seeing how Jia Ge operates. I have always been here, ready to guide you at any time.
#ETH I walked around the square and found that 90% of the people were gambling with their lives.
I really couldn't stand it.
Today, I casually scrolled and saw a bunch of people sharing their trades - many were deeply trapped, losing 50% and still not cutting losses, with comments full of "waiting for a rebound" and "I don't believe it won't rise".
To be honest, I've seen this mentality too many times; you're not investing, you're gambling with your life.
If it drops, you don’t run; fantasizing about a V-shaped rebound; if it drops more, you still don’t run, just play dead.
Today it rebounded by two points, you think it's not enough, you don't exit; tomorrow it drops by five points, you’re even more reluctant to leave.
In the end? Either you get liquidated, or you cut at the lowest point; you're losing money, and it’s really not the market’s fault, it’s you who have the problem.
I have encountered so many successful traders, not one survived by "holding on".
The ones who can continuously make money all abide by the same iron rule: If you're wrong, cut it; never fall in love with the trade. Even if this trade has just been open for ten minutes, as long as it breaks, immediately cut your losses.
Trading is not based on feelings, but on discipline; blindly averaging down is not a strategy, it's suicide.
Many people learn two candlesticks and think they can "buy the dip" and "sell the top", only to get wiped out.
Remember, your capital is not for betting on a "rebound"; it's reserved for winning a round.
True experts don’t just multiply their money by a hundred times once, but survive and keep playing.
Before every trade, ask yourself: how much loss can I accept?
Every time you cut losses, tell yourself: I am preserving my life, not admitting defeat.
If you can't even cut losses, then I advise you - don’t play contracts, just buy a lottery ticket; the odds are better.
- Brother Jia speaks the truth, only for those who understand.
If you still don't know what to do, follow Brother Jia; when you are ready, I will always be here. Real change often starts with a simple conversation.
#ETH The trend can actually be summarized in three phrases:
New highs constantly, pullbacks are just free money.
Last week, ZEC broke the previous high and then retraced, bringing in fans to earn another 12%. As long as the trend is upward, every pullback is an opportunity to get in.
New lows continuously, rebounds mean it's time to run. This week, ETH couldn't break the previous high during any rebound, so we decisively told those in long positions to retreat, and the next day it directly fell below 3000. In a downtrend, rebounds are escape signals.
Back and forth fluctuations, watching is the wisest choice. BTC is lingering in a small range, letting fans take a break. Avoiding three days of fluctuations keeps the capital intact.
In this market, 80% of the time is spent waiting. Those who understand staying in cash can live longer.
If you still don't know what to do now, follow Jia Ge. When you are ready, I will always be here. Real change often begins with a simple conversation.
#ZEC The market has been really exciting lately, let me share some of my trading insights.
To be honest, every time before I open a position, what I care about the most is not how much I can earn, but whether this trade is worth doing.
Just like last week's ZEC, after breaking through a key position, there was space above, so I brought my followers in.
As a result, we enjoyed a full 50% increase, and I even added to the position twice in between.
But I didn't touch that altcoin the day before yesterday, even though everyone in the group was shouting to get in.
Why? Because there was strong resistance above, the potential reward was low with high risk, and there was a high probability of being trapped if we entered.
Sure enough, those who chased in are now stuck.
Having been in this market for a long time, I increasingly feel that understanding how to stay in cash and wait is more important than blindly opening positions.
Sometimes I don't trade for a whole day, not because there are no opportunities, but because the cost-effectiveness of those opportunities is too low.
A follower asked me: how to judge the size of the space?
My experience is: - After a key position breaks, look at the distance to the previous high/low. - Combine with trading volume; sustained volume increase indicates a real breakout. - Pay attention to market sentiment; be cautious when it’s too enthusiastic.
I remember last month, I stayed in cash for a full four days just to wait for a certain opportunity.
Later, I caught a wave of 30% in ETH, making back all the waiting time.
The fairest thing about this market is: it always rewards those who are patient and punishes the impulsive.
When you learn to give up those mediocre opportunities, you can instead catch the real big fish.
If you are still confused, you might as well see how Jia Ge does it. Tomorrow I plan to layout new targets, those who want to follow along are welcome!
Say goodbye to the cycle of breaking even! The profit secret of dual positions in both long and short
Watching the account balance fluctuate back and forth, always breaking even only to be trapped again?
In fact, as long as you master the method, the current market is a good time to make money.
Last week, I helped my followers profit from both long and short positions on ZEC: a 28% profit from going long on Monday and a 35% profit from going short on Wednesday.
The key is not in frequent trading, but in accurately grasping the timing of entry and exit.
My trading core is very simple: Only dance with the leading coins Don't touch those almost-dead small coins.
Where the funds are, opportunities will be.
Yesterday, someone asked me if a certain altcoin could be bottomed out, and I directly asked him to look at the BTC trend—if Bitcoin is falling, how well can other coins perform?
Capital management is vital Divide the principal into three parts: 50% for main positions, 30% as backup, and 20% for flexible replenishment.
This way, you won't miss out on market opportunities, and you won't get liquidated by sudden volatility.
Capture key signals
When a long lower shadow appears, it indicates that the bulls are starting to fight back.
The larger the bullish candle body, the stronger the upward momentum.
Once the "Water Lily" pattern is confirmed, follow up immediately.
Last week, I discovered the "Double Bottom" pattern on ETH, decisively leading my followers into the market, and we achieved a 40% increase in three days.
A friend expressed: "I used to trade blindly, but now that I've learned to read patterns, my win rate has doubled."
The market changes rapidly; it's easy to miss opportunities if you rely solely on trial and error. Keeping up with professional rhythms is the only way to seize every profitable moment.
If you still don't know what to do, follow Jia Ge; the choice is in your hands: continue to explore alone, or join me in this journey together?
Understanding the trend is better than a hundred times leverage! The survival rules of the cryptocurrency world revealed.
When I first entered the market, I was also obsessed with various altcoins, only to realize after being continuously cut that in this market, following the trend is the way to go.
Yesterday, someone in the group asked whether to bottom-fish a certain small coin, and I directly sent a BTC chart.
When Bitcoin is falling, how well can small coins do?
As expected, that coin dropped another 20% today.
My trading philosophy is very simple: - BTC is the North Star, guiding the overall direction - ETH is the metronome, keeping pace with the entry rhythm - Small coins are just desserts, not to be treated as staples
Last week, I took my fans to stay in cash for four days, avoiding this round of plummeting.
This morning, after BTC showed signs of stabilization, we cautiously tested the waters with ETH and have already enjoyed the first wave of rebound.
A friend who has followed me for three months said: "I used to think staying in cash was a waste of time, but now I understand that waiting is the best operation.
In this market, those who survive are the ones who know how to read the sky for their livelihood.
When dark clouds gather, don’t rush out to fish.
Tomorrow's market forecast has been updated, friends who want to seize the opportunity know what to do!
#ETH From being a liquidated novice to helping others make money! Don't step into these pits again!
The pits I fell into those years, I hope you can avoid them.
When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I, like many newcomers, lost my way in the candlestick charts.
Until I met my mentor, whose words enlightened me: "The most expensive thing in this market is not the tuition, but the time spent taking detours.
I remember once when I was about to heavily invest chasing a rise, he timely stopped me: "When the aunties at the vegetable market are discussing trading cryptocurrencies, it's time to retreat.
"As a result, the next day that cryptocurrency plummeted by 30%. This incident made me realize that a true mentor can help you avoid fatal mistakes.
Now, while guiding my followers in trading, I always remember my mentor's teachings: - Do not pursue overnight wealth, just aim for stable profits - Always set stop-loss for every trade; preserving the principal is fundamental - Learn to wait in cash; opportunities are always more abundant than bullets
Last week, a follower who had been following me for two months said: "I used to lose money every month, but now I finally achieved stable profits." Such feedback is more comforting than any profit.
If you are also confused in the market, why not stop and think: Is it better to continue exploring alone or to find a guide? Sometimes, choosing is more important than effort.
From a debt of one million to a monthly income of 300,000! I achieved a turnaround with this trick.
Do you remember that winter three years ago when I stood on the edge of the rooftop, with a debt of 1.27 million in my account?
Today, not only have I paid off all my debts, but I have also achieved stable profits in the cryptocurrency circle.
All of this is because I understood the secrets of market layout!
Last week, I led my followers to accurately buy the dip on ZEC, gaining 68% profit in 48 hours.
These past two days, I have also helped my followers buy the dip on Ethereum, and we have steadily pocketed our gains!
While the whole network is in panic selling, we are greedily collecting chips.
This is the power of layout—being decisive when others are fearful, and calm when others are crazy.
Want to replicate my path to success?
Now keep up with the rhythm: Refuse blind trading, only take certain opportunities Use a phased accumulation method, never let yourself fall into a passive position Strictly set profit-taking and stop-loss limits, protect every cent of profit
Yesterday, a new follower lamented: "If I had met you three months earlier, I could have lost 500,000 less!" Stories like this unfold every day.
Take action now, change your destiny! Follow Jia Ge's real trading strategy, and let him help you seize the next good opportunity in the market.
Understanding K-line is not as important as controlling one's inner demons! This is the first lesson for survival in the cryptocurrency world.
I remember when I first got into contracts, I was also obsessed with studying various technical indicators.
It wasn't until I experienced three consecutive liquidations that I finally realized—no matter how accurate the indicators are, they cannot compete with the greed in our hearts.
Last week, there was a fan who had already made a 40% profit on ZEC, but due to greed, he missed the best profit-taking point and ended up losing money instead.
Now, when guiding my fans, I prioritize position control.
Last night during market fluctuations, many people asked why I didn't go all in for a big win?
Today's early morning crash is the best response—when others lament their liquidations, we are calmly bottom-fishing.
A long-time follower who has been with me for half a year remarked: "I used to always want to get rich overnight, but now I have learned to steadily profit instead, and I sleep more soundly." Indeed, in this market, living longer is more important than making quick profits.
Three major signs of the bull market's end are appearing!
Recently, the market reminds me of November 2021 — this atmosphere seems to be full of joy and prosperity but actually hides dangers.
Three dangerous signals are flashing:
The technical indicators have sounded the alarm.
Death crosses are frequently appearing, and key support levels have been consecutively breached.
Yesterday, I advised my followers to liquidate all leveraged positions. Although we made less profit on the final segment, we successfully avoided last night's spike.
On the macro level, clouds are gathering. High interest rates and tightening liquidity are draining the market's lifeblood.
One follower did not heed the advice and insisted on being fully invested; as a result, they woke up today to find their account halved.
The most frightening thing is that the retail investor mindset is starting to collapse. Liquidation data is surging, and funds are flowing out at an accelerated pace; these are all typical signs of the end of a bull market.
Last week, I advised my followers to reduce their positions to 50%. Now they are all grateful for this caution.
If you are still heavily leveraged, I suggest you reduce your positions immediately.
Friends who are in cash need not worry; real buying opportunities come only after significant declines.
I am currently guiding my followers to operate with only 30% of their positions, focusing on quality assets that are resilient to downturns.
The end of the bull market tests not offense but defense.
Preserving capital is essential to take the initiative in the next market cycle.
Follow Brother Jia, the choice is in your hands: will you continue to explore alone, or will you join me on this journey?
Watching the market until my eyes turn red, but the account balance decreases instead of increasing, is it you or not?
I understand this feeling.
When I first entered the field, I was like this too; a slight movement in the candlestick made my palms sweat, and I was still staring at the market at three in the morning. Until one day I realized that those who are genuinely making money are calmly sipping tea instead.
There’s a fan who has followed me for half a year; he used to make over ten trades a day, but now follows my method and only makes two or three trades a week.
Guess what? His returns have increased by five times. He says what he enjoys the most now is being able to sleep peacefully for eight hours every day.
My trading philosophy is very simple: treat contracts like a game.
Keep the position controlled at 40%-60%, just like the health bar in a game.
Don’t panic with a 10% drop, don’t get carried away with a 20% rise. Last week during the ETH market movement, I took a 15% gain with my fans and stopped; some laughed at us for being timid, but when the market crashed the next day, they were crying while we were laughing.
The worst is treating trading as a life-or-death battle; I’ve seen too many people completely leave the market after a single liquidation, and I’ve also seen some endure to the end only to go to zero.
In fact, this market is like ranked matches; losing one round is fine, the key is how to play in the next round.
Now I teach my fans to use this method: - Set stop-losses like carrying a revival armor in a game - Weekly reviews like researching strategy guides - Withdraw profits like claiming task rewards
There’s a post-00s fan who is particularly interesting; using this method, he grew from 2000U to 15000U in three months. He says watching the market now feels like playing a king, and with a good mindset, the win rate naturally increases.
In this market, living longer is more important than making money quickly. When you are no longer bound by the market, you can see more opportunities instead.
If you are still confused, why not see how Brother Jia does it? Feel free to reach out for a chat!
To be honest, every day I see fans commenting, "The capital is too small to turn around," I can't help but laugh.
If the crypto world really was about having more money to win, then the richest person would have already been a big shot in the crypto world.
I have guided too many fans who started with small amounts of capital.
Last week, there was a college student who operated with 800U with me, and now his account has grown to 3000U. How did he do it?
It was all thanks to the "snowball" strategy I taught him: First, don't think about getting rich overnight. Want to turn 100U into 1000U immediately? You might as well go to a casino. I had him divide the 800U into four parts, using only 200U for each operation. Losing doesn't hurt the foundation, while winning steadily accumulates.
Second, learn to wait with no positions. Last Wednesday, the market was unclear, so I directly called for a stop in the group. Some people didn't listen and insisted on operating, resulting in a 30% loss. Meanwhile, we waited with no positions until Friday, and when the market moved, we made 20% profit.
Third, treat stop-losses as naturally as breathing. Yesterday, while trading, a fan wanted to hold the position, and I stopped him directly. It turned out I was right, as that coin later dropped another 15%. Now he tells everyone: "Listen to Brother Jia, stop-loss saves lives."
What comforts me the most is not how much money they made, but that they learned the correct trading mindset. A fan who has followed me for three months said: "Now when I see wild fluctuations, I feel no waves inside; I finally understand what stable profits mean."
Honestly, in this market, small capital is more likely to develop good habits. Those who recklessly go all in with hundreds of thousands usually don't last more than three months. #zec #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #美股2026预测 #特朗普取消农产品关税 #加密市场回调