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Many fans say they don't know how to find me, look here🔥 1: Search input👉 chat room 2: Click the + sign in the upper right corner👉 add friend👉 enter my Binance ID👉1132697586 Then you can start chatting with me. If you have any questions or strategies, we can discuss them together. #加密市场观察
Many fans say they don't know how to find me, look here🔥

1: Search input👉 chat room

2: Click the + sign in the upper right corner👉 add friend👉 enter my Binance ID👉1132697586
Then you can start chatting with me. If you have any questions or strategies, we can discuss them together.
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Losing 1 million made me understand: The crypto world is not about luck, it's about systems. Turning 3000U back to 38,000U, I'll teach you how to do it. I used to be just like you. Every day following trades, fantasizing about getting rich quickly, going all in once. I thought there would always be a day when I'd get lucky. But the truth is, I lost a full 1 million in a BTC plunge. That night after liquidating, I sat on the edge of my bed, not saying a word, watching my account drop to just 3000U. I wanted to quit, wanted to curse the platform, wanted to delete Binance. But in the end, I told myself one thing: If you’re not willing to give up, don’t admit defeat. From that day on, I abandoned all fantasies and focused on just one thing: Building a real small-cap rolling system that can "survive and grow." I’ve been using this system ever since, turning 3000U into 38,000U without skipping a step. Let me break it down for you: ✅ Step 1: Split the principal, manage funds to survive. I divided 3000U into 6 parts, each part being 500U. From then on, I stopped going all in, stopped gambling, stopped making predictions. Each time I opened a position, I only used 1 part of 500U. I set my stop-loss at 3%, meaning a maximum loss of 15U. I set my profit target at 1:2 or 1:3, steadily earning back 30-45U. This way, even if I made 3 wrong trades in a row, the loss would only be 45U, and I could recover with the next winning trade. ✅ Step 2: Trade based on structure, avoid “emotional candles.” I only trade 3 types of candlestick patterns that have high hit rates and low risk: Platform Breakouts (sideways markets must rise) Low volume wash + high volume reversal Short squeeze pin + low position recovery Every day, I just focus on a few familiar coins: BTC / ETH / SOL / ARB. I don’t look at news, don’t hang around in communities, don’t listen to calls. The charts of the main players are much more honest than what people say. ✅ Step 3: Roll profits, let the snowball grow for an explosion. At first, I was very restrained, running away even after earning 50U on a trade. Once my account reached 6000U, I initiated the “profit ammunition plan.” I locked my principal at 3000U and only used the additional 3000U to make high-win-rate swings. For example, last week when OP broke 0.75, all technical charts and chip data were correct. I put in 1500U of profit, and in 3 hours, I got 2200U out, rolling profits exploded. This is not mysticism, it’s a system. Friends who followed along have turned 800U into 5600U. Some have even turned 700U into 12,000U, and are now full-time. You’re not unsuited for the crypto world, you just need to wake up. This market is not lacking in opportunities; it just lacks you truly "understanding how to do it." I’ve figured it out, and I’ve made it out. #以太坊十周年
Losing 1 million made me understand: The crypto world is not about luck, it's about systems. Turning 3000U back to 38,000U, I'll teach you how to do it.

I used to be just like you.

Every day following trades, fantasizing about getting rich quickly, going all in once.

I thought there would always be a day when I'd get lucky.

But the truth is, I lost a full 1 million in a BTC plunge.

That night after liquidating, I sat on the edge of my bed, not saying a word, watching my account drop to just 3000U.

I wanted to quit, wanted to curse the platform, wanted to delete Binance.

But in the end, I told myself one thing: If you’re not willing to give up, don’t admit defeat.

From that day on, I abandoned all fantasies and focused on just one thing:

Building a real small-cap rolling system that can "survive and grow."

I’ve been using this system ever since, turning 3000U into 38,000U without skipping a step.

Let me break it down for you:

✅ Step 1: Split the principal, manage funds to survive.

I divided 3000U into 6 parts, each part being 500U.

From then on, I stopped going all in, stopped gambling, stopped making predictions.

Each time I opened a position, I only used 1 part of 500U.

I set my stop-loss at 3%, meaning a maximum loss of 15U.

I set my profit target at 1:2 or 1:3, steadily earning back 30-45U.

This way, even if I made 3 wrong trades in a row, the loss would only be 45U, and I could recover with the next winning trade.

✅ Step 2: Trade based on structure, avoid “emotional candles.”

I only trade 3 types of candlestick patterns that have high hit rates and low risk:

Platform Breakouts (sideways markets must rise)

Low volume wash + high volume reversal

Short squeeze pin + low position recovery

Every day, I just focus on a few familiar coins: BTC / ETH / SOL / ARB.

I don’t look at news, don’t hang around in communities, don’t listen to calls.

The charts of the main players are much more honest than what people say.

✅ Step 3: Roll profits, let the snowball grow for an explosion.

At first, I was very restrained, running away even after earning 50U on a trade.

Once my account reached 6000U, I initiated the “profit ammunition plan.”

I locked my principal at 3000U and only used the additional 3000U to make high-win-rate swings.

For example, last week when OP broke 0.75, all technical charts and chip data were correct.

I put in 1500U of profit, and in 3 hours, I got 2200U out, rolling profits exploded.

This is not mysticism, it’s a system.

Friends who followed along have turned 800U into 5600U.

Some have even turned 700U into 12,000U, and are now full-time.

You’re not unsuited for the crypto world, you just need to wake up.

This market is not lacking in opportunities; it just lacks you truly "understanding how to do it."

I’ve figured it out, and I’ve made it out.
#以太坊十周年
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Some people only have a few hundred U, and they immediately think about turning the situation around. A glance at the K-line makes their heart race faster than the market. They chase when it rises, hold on when it falls, and average down during rebounds... In the end, they run out of funds and become numb. But there are also those who, with the same capital, have taken a different path. Do you remember that beginner I was mentoring? He only started with 600U. To put it bluntly, he was at a level where two mistakes would mean he had to exit the market. But he was not in a hurry, steady hands, calm heart. He understood one thing: small money does not rely on explosions; small money relies on survival. During that time, he was particularly quiet. Others were scrolling through groups, checking news, researching new coins, chasing trends. He just sat there, focusing on the simplest major coins, without chasing, gambling, or touching high volatility. Many laughed at him: "Can you make money this way?" But a month later, his account had turned into 6000U. In three months, 20,000U—without liquidation, without being overly excited, without a single "let's gamble." By that time, those who laughed at him had already exited the market. If you ask him for his secret, he won't tell you about "techniques." What he said was particularly crude: Small capital is not for making money; it's for survival. It sounds harsh, but it's the truth. As long as you can survive, you will naturally have opportunities. Many people fail because of what? It's not that they can't analyze, but they can't handle their own emotions: They fear missing out when it rises They want to save it when it falls They start doubting themselves with even slight pullbacks To put it simply: hands too quick, heart too chaotic. That brother with 600U never negotiates with his emotions. He set boundaries for himself, cold as a knife: If uncertain, don't act If there's profit, take it If something feels off, exit How the market moves is the market's business, He only focuses on what he can control. He is—stable. What small capital fears most is not slowness, but impatience. Listen to me: if you are also at a few hundred U, 1000U, or something like that, Your goal is not to get rich quickly. Your goal is to learn to survive, learn to be stable, learn to wait. Those who can survive will eventually have opportunities; those who cannot survive, no matter how much you give them, will not hold on. If you are truly ready to take a steady step, I can give you the execution plan that brother used back then. It's not about shouting signals, not about passion, not about mysticism. It's something that you can follow, that helps you maintain composure and keep your position steady. #giggle #山寨季來了?
Some people only have a few hundred U, and they immediately think about turning the situation around.

A glance at the K-line makes their heart race faster than the market.

They chase when it rises, hold on when it falls, and average down during rebounds... In the end, they run out of funds and become numb.

But there are also those who, with the same capital, have taken a different path.


Do you remember that beginner I was mentoring?

He only started with 600U. To put it bluntly, he was at a level where two mistakes would mean he had to exit the market.


But he was not in a hurry, steady hands, calm heart.

He understood one thing: small money does not rely on explosions; small money relies on survival.


During that time, he was particularly quiet. Others were scrolling through groups, checking news, researching new coins, chasing trends.

He just sat there, focusing on the simplest major coins, without chasing, gambling, or touching high volatility.

Many laughed at him: "Can you make money this way?"


But a month later, his account had turned into 6000U.

In three months, 20,000U—without liquidation, without being overly excited, without a single "let's gamble."

By that time, those who laughed at him had already exited the market.


If you ask him for his secret, he won't tell you about "techniques."

What he said was particularly crude:

Small capital is not for making money; it's for survival.

It sounds harsh, but it's the truth.

As long as you can survive, you will naturally have opportunities.


Many people fail because of what? It's not that they can't analyze, but they can't handle their own emotions:

They fear missing out when it rises

They want to save it when it falls

They start doubting themselves with even slight pullbacks

To put it simply: hands too quick, heart too chaotic.

That brother with 600U never negotiates with his emotions.

He set boundaries for himself, cold as a knife:

If uncertain, don't act

If there's profit, take it

If something feels off, exit

How the market moves is the market's business,

He only focuses on what he can control.

He is—stable. What small capital fears most is not slowness, but impatience.


Listen to me: if you are also at a few hundred U, 1000U, or something like that,

Your goal is not to get rich quickly.

Your goal is to learn to survive, learn to be stable, learn to wait.

Those who can survive will eventually have opportunities; those who cannot survive, no matter how much you give them, will not hold on.


If you are truly ready to take a steady step,

I can give you the execution plan that brother used back then.


It's not about shouting signals, not about passion, not about mysticism.

It's something that you can follow, that helps you maintain composure and keep your position steady.
#giggle
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Making money is really not that mysterious. #MMTUSDT Some people think it's too difficult, believing they need talent, insider information, or exceptional skills; while others think it's too simple, jumping in fully invested, taking risks, and relying on luck. What’s the result? One is anxious, the other is betting, and in the end, both end up the same: losing to the point of questioning life. The real dividing line can be summed up in one sentence: are you going to "go with the flow" or "force it"? Let me tell you something. Last month, a brother added me, and that day we could even hear in his voice that his mindset was broken. His account had only 800U left, he didn’t want to exit the market, but he didn’t dare to move either, swaying on the edge. I didn’t urge him to gamble passionately, didn’t give him signals, and didn’t stimulate him. I first made him stop, stop for two days, no trading, no reviewing, no predicting, to pull his mind out of the “must win back” mindset. Then we started again. Not chasing, not overdoing, only doing what he can understand. Wherever the market goes, we lean in that direction. Take a bite, don’t grab the whole fish. Just like that, half a month later his account exceeded 4K; in a month, it reached 1.8W. You might ask where I did something impressive? Nowhere. What’s truly difficult is that he actually did three things this time: Withstood: when the market pulls at your heart, he doesn’t act rashly; Waited: even when the wrong point is urgent, he doesn’t enter; Executed: when I said to reduce positions, he didn’t ask why, he just did it. In plain terms, it’s about going with the trend, not betting against it. The market is always bigger than you. Do you want to confront it? It can instantly bring you back to square one, or even further down. Many people lose not because they can’t, but because: They understood, but acted against it; The direction was right, but the position exploded; Clearly, opportunities came, yet they couldn’t resist jumping in early. In fact, the underlying logic for all comebacks is just one: You don’t need to be smarter than others, just steadier than your former self. This isn’t motivational talk; it’s the harsh reality: You’re not losing to the market; you’re losing to yourself. As for how to achieve "withstand, wait, execute", you can’t learn it just by watching. If you need me to guide you hand-in-hand, come yourself. #GIGGLE
Making money is really not that mysterious. #MMTUSDT

Some people think it's too difficult, believing they need talent, insider information, or exceptional skills;

while others think it's too simple, jumping in fully invested, taking risks, and relying on luck.

What’s the result? One is anxious, the other is betting, and in the end, both end up the same: losing to the point of questioning life.

The real dividing line can be summed up in one sentence: are you going to "go with the flow" or "force it"?

Let me tell you something.
Last month, a brother added me, and that day we could even hear in his voice that his mindset was broken.
His account had only 800U left, he didn’t want to exit the market, but he didn’t dare to move either, swaying on the edge.

I didn’t urge him to gamble passionately, didn’t give him signals, and didn’t stimulate him.

I first made him stop, stop for two days, no trading, no reviewing, no predicting,

to pull his mind out of the “must win back” mindset.

Then we started again.
Not chasing, not overdoing, only doing what he can understand.

Wherever the market goes, we lean in that direction.

Take a bite, don’t grab the whole fish.

Just like that, half a month later his account exceeded 4K; in a month, it reached 1.8W.

You might ask where I did something impressive? Nowhere.

What’s truly difficult is that he actually did three things this time:

Withstood: when the market pulls at your heart, he doesn’t act rashly;

Waited: even when the wrong point is urgent, he doesn’t enter;

Executed: when I said to reduce positions, he didn’t ask why, he just did it.

In plain terms, it’s about going with the trend, not betting against it.

The market is always bigger than you. Do you want to confront it?

It can instantly bring you back to square one, or even further down.

Many people lose not because they can’t, but because:

They understood, but acted against it;

The direction was right, but the position exploded;

Clearly, opportunities came, yet they couldn’t resist jumping in early.

In fact, the underlying logic for all comebacks is just one:
You don’t need to be smarter than others, just steadier than your former self.

This isn’t motivational talk; it’s the harsh reality:
You’re not losing to the market; you’re losing to yourself.

As for how to achieve "withstand, wait, execute", you can’t learn it just by watching.

If you need me to guide you hand-in-hand, come yourself.
#GIGGLE
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#MMTUSDT You always say "Doubling in the crypto world is a mystery," but in the past two months, I turned 200U into over 20,000. This isn’t a rags-to-riches story, nor is it a blind gamble. I’ve gambled before — the outcome was simple: a quick gain led to a day of excitement, but a pullback wiped it all out. Eventually, I understood: the ones who truly grow their money never just "bet big," but rather — stay alive and keep rolling. This is how I roll: I split my account into four parts and only use 25% of my liquid capital. It’s not about being conservative; it’s about leaving room for myself. The first transaction only uses 50U. I just want it to steadily gain a little profit. I’m not chasing 100%, just aiming for 3% is enough. 3% sounds small? But try rolling it ten times, and the profits will accumulate on their own. Moreover, I set a very cold rule for myself: If I lose 2%, no emotions involved, just walk away. It’s not that I'm afraid of losing; I understand that small losses can be recovered, but large losses mean exit. The core of rolling is not "profit," but "bullets." What really changed for me is this: the principal stays untouched, forever untouched. Only use the profit earned to continue to the next round. Use the earnings to roll The principal always stays behind Losses are only on the profit The principal never gets hurt Here’s a small example: once I operated with 200U from profits, and the market was taken out by a spike. With a 2% stop-loss, I only lost 4U. My heartbeat didn’t even accelerate. Because that’s not my life on the line, it’s the life of the profit account. This is "you can lose, but never lose your life." #MMT For beginners who don’t understand, I’ll just say this: Rolling is not about betting big for more profit; it’s about ensuring you never blow up. Small losses, small gains, rolling for a long time, the results will exceed your imagination. Doubling isn’t something that comes all at once; it’s built up little by little, 3%, 3%, 3%, 3%. While others think of "getting rich quick," I think of "survive long enough to see it all." You’ve seen the results. If you really want to turn things around, it’s not about "betting right once," but rather first learning — to stay long enough at this table. #MMTUSDT #隐私币生态普涨
#MMTUSDT You always say "Doubling in the crypto world is a mystery," but in the past two months, I turned 200U into over 20,000.

This isn’t a rags-to-riches story, nor is it a blind gamble.

I’ve gambled before — the outcome was simple: a quick gain led to a day of excitement, but a pullback wiped it all out.
Eventually, I understood: the ones who truly grow their money never just "bet big,"

but rather — stay alive and keep rolling.

This is how I roll: I split my account into four parts and only use 25% of my liquid capital.

It’s not about being conservative; it’s about leaving room for myself.

The first transaction only uses 50U.

I just want it to steadily gain a little profit.

I’m not chasing 100%, just aiming for 3% is enough.

3% sounds small? But try rolling it ten times, and the profits will accumulate on their own.

Moreover, I set a very cold rule for myself:

If I lose 2%, no emotions involved, just walk away.

It’s not that I'm afraid of losing; I understand that small losses can be recovered, but large losses mean exit.

The core of rolling is not "profit," but "bullets."

What really changed for me is this: the principal stays untouched, forever untouched.

Only use the profit earned to continue to the next round.

Use the earnings to roll

The principal always stays behind

Losses are only on the profit

The principal never gets hurt

Here’s a small example: once I operated with 200U from profits, and the market was taken out by a spike.

With a 2% stop-loss, I only lost 4U. My heartbeat didn’t even accelerate.

Because that’s not my life on the line, it’s the life of the profit account.

This is "you can lose, but never lose your life." #MMT


For beginners who don’t understand, I’ll just say this:

Rolling is not about betting big for more profit; it’s about ensuring you never blow up.

Small losses, small gains, rolling for a long time, the results will exceed your imagination.


Doubling isn’t something that comes all at once; it’s built up little by little, 3%, 3%, 3%, 3%.
While others think of "getting rich quick," I think of "survive long enough to see it all."

You’ve seen the results. If you really want to turn things around, it’s not about "betting right once,"

but rather first learning — to stay long enough at this table.
#MMTUSDT
#隐私币生态普涨
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During fluctuations, it's easiest for people to exit. But a bull market is never completed in a straight line. Recently, I've seen many newcomers starting to panic: "Is the bull market over?" "Should we run away?" Brothers, having experienced two complete bull and bear cycles, I can clearly tell you: A real bull market will not end when everyone is anxious. On the contrary, the fluctuation period is the process of the market washing away impatience and allowing strong hands to return. Signal 1: Money needs to come back in The tapering has slowed down, and liquidity is flowing back in; this is the underlying logic for all asset rebounds. Without capital, there is no market trend. Once capital re-enters the market, mainstream coins will move first. Signal 2: Regulatory pressure has landed The CZ incident and compliance reviews have all been fully released. In the past, everyone was most afraid of "uncertainty." Now, uncertainty has turned into "clear processes and rules." The market has actually become more relaxed. Capital fears black boxes, not rules. Signal 3: Market sentiment is still low When I see people around me feeling scared, retreating, and hesitating, I know the bull market is not over yet. The peak of a bull market is when everyone says: "Just buy with your eyes closed and make money." Not like now, when it's: "Should we leave? Is it going to cool down?" This is not the peak; it's just the middle of the road. So what should newcomers do now? Remember three phrases: Prioritize mainstream: first grab BTC / ETH, don't chase altcoins and memes. Layer your positions: don't go all in at once; splitting positions is the way to longevity. The fluctuation period is a time to provide opportunities, not to instill panic. When you're panicking, others are picking up chips. Just understand one thing: in a bull market, don't fear the dips; what you should fear is getting off the ride after a small drop. Those who truly make money are the ones who hold steady during fluctuations; Those who truly lose and doubt life are the ones who panic and run during fluctuations. I've prepared the "position table" for my fans. No mysticism; just execute according to it and you won't go astray. #MMTUSDT #加密立法新纪元
During fluctuations, it's easiest for people to exit. But a bull market is never completed in a straight line.
Recently, I've seen many newcomers starting to panic: "Is the bull market over?"
"Should we run away?"

Brothers, having experienced two complete bull and bear cycles, I can clearly tell you:

A real bull market will not end when everyone is anxious.

On the contrary, the fluctuation period is the process of the market washing away impatience and allowing strong hands to return.


Signal 1: Money needs to come back in
The tapering has slowed down, and liquidity is flowing back in; this is the underlying logic for all asset rebounds.

Without capital, there is no market trend. Once capital re-enters the market, mainstream coins will move first.

Signal 2: Regulatory pressure has landed

The CZ incident and compliance reviews have all been fully released.

In the past, everyone was most afraid of "uncertainty." Now, uncertainty has turned into "clear processes and rules." The market has actually become more relaxed.

Capital fears black boxes, not rules.


Signal 3: Market sentiment is still low

When I see people around me feeling scared, retreating, and hesitating,

I know the bull market is not over yet.


The peak of a bull market is when everyone says: "Just buy with your eyes closed and make money."

Not like now, when it's: "Should we leave? Is it going to cool down?"

This is not the peak; it's just the middle of the road.


So what should newcomers do now?

Remember three phrases: Prioritize mainstream: first grab BTC / ETH, don't chase altcoins and memes.

Layer your positions: don't go all in at once; splitting positions is the way to longevity.

The fluctuation period is a time to provide opportunities, not to instill panic.

When you're panicking, others are picking up chips.

Just understand one thing: in a bull market, don't fear the dips; what you should fear is getting off the ride after a small drop.

Those who truly make money are the ones who hold steady during fluctuations;

Those who truly lose and doubt life are the ones who panic and run during fluctuations.

I've prepared the "position table" for my fans.

No mysticism; just execute according to it and you won't go astray. #MMTUSDT
#加密立法新纪元
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#MMTUSDT Those who can truly survive in the cryptocurrency world are a bit 'dull'. Last week, I had hot pot with a senior who has been in the investment circle for over ten years. After a few rounds of drinks, he pushed his iPad in front of me. Account balance: 2000000 U I was stunned for a moment before reacting: "How many opportunities did you grab to get this?" He had no intention of showing off and simply said: "I didn't grab opportunities; I just endure longer than others." He mentioned that in these ten years, he relied on three things—sounds 'dull,' but they really work: ① Not greedy: take a bite and leave The senior said: "The easiest thing for people to get lost in this market is to always think that the next bite of meat is bigger." He doesn’t chase trends, doesn’t touch emotional coins, and doesn’t play those stories that sound like they can multiply tenfold overnight. When the bull market comes, he only invests in sectors he is familiar with; when the market rises, he only takes a bite of profit before exiting. Others envy his stability, but he says he just doesn’t regard good luck as strength. ② Not escaping: review until you feel sick He has a black notebook on his desk, and every transaction is clearly written down: Why he entered What position to take profit What he would do if he could start over Regardless of whether he makes a profit or loss, he dissects it all. "As long as you understand where you lost money, you won’t lose it so easily next time." The problem for most people in the cryptocurrency world is not that they can’t make money, It’s that they don’t review after making a profit and find excuses after a loss. ③ Not hasty: don’t make random moves when the market is poor He said: "What really determines whether you can make money is not how brave you are when the market is rising, but how steady you are when it’s fluctuating." During bear markets, he doesn’t chase, doesn’t gamble, and doesn’t exit. While others are hurriedly trying to break even, he is studying industry reports, on-chain structures, and funding cycles. Markets cycle back; when the wind rises again, others are just regaining their senses, while he has already positioned himself in advance. After we finished the hot pot, he patted my shoulder: #MMT "Those who can make money are not the fastest runners, but those who can sit still." This sounds light, but it’s really heavy. After so many years in the cryptocurrency world, I increasingly believe: the complex part is not the market, but human nature. If You have also endured a few cycles, you will understand this sentence: The cryptocurrency world is not about who runs faster, but about who doesn’t make random moves. #MMTUSDT
#MMTUSDT Those who can truly survive in the cryptocurrency world are a bit 'dull'.

Last week, I had hot pot with a senior who has been in the investment circle for over ten years.

After a few rounds of drinks, he pushed his iPad in front of me.

Account balance: 2000000 U

I was stunned for a moment before reacting: "How many opportunities did you grab to get this?"

He had no intention of showing off and simply said:

"I didn't grab opportunities; I just endure longer than others."

He mentioned that in these ten years, he relied on three things—sounds 'dull,' but they really work:

① Not greedy: take a bite and leave

The senior said: "The easiest thing for people to get lost in this market is to always think that the next bite of meat is bigger."

He doesn’t chase trends, doesn’t touch emotional coins, and doesn’t play those stories that sound like they can multiply tenfold overnight.

When the bull market comes, he only invests in sectors he is familiar with; when the market rises, he only takes a bite of profit before exiting.

Others envy his stability, but he says he just doesn’t regard good luck as strength.


② Not escaping: review until you feel sick

He has a black notebook on his desk, and every transaction is clearly written down:

Why he entered

What position to take profit

What he would do if he could start over

Regardless of whether he makes a profit or loss, he dissects it all.

"As long as you understand where you lost money, you won’t lose it so easily next time."

The problem for most people in the cryptocurrency world is not that they can’t make money,

It’s that they don’t review after making a profit and find excuses after a loss.


③ Not hasty: don’t make random moves when the market is poor

He said: "What really determines whether you can make money is not how brave you are when the market is rising, but how steady you are when it’s fluctuating."

During bear markets, he doesn’t chase, doesn’t gamble, and doesn’t exit.

While others are hurriedly trying to break even, he is studying industry reports, on-chain structures, and funding cycles.

Markets cycle back; when the wind rises again, others are just regaining their senses, while he has already positioned himself in advance.

After we finished the hot pot, he patted my shoulder: #MMT
"Those who can make money are not the fastest runners, but those who can sit still."

This sounds light, but it’s really heavy.

After so many years in the cryptocurrency world, I increasingly believe: the complex part is not the market, but human nature. If

You have also endured a few cycles, you will understand this sentence:

The cryptocurrency world is not about who runs faster, but about who doesn’t make random moves.
#MMTUSDT
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Some people ask every day: "Is it full or empty now?" "Will it pull back?" "Is it going to crash?" I only reply: #ETH走势分析 Direction is not something you decide, Position is what you can control. How much of a big market move is coming? I don't know. Will there be a spike? I don't know. Will it go up after buying or drop first and then rise? I don't know either. But I know: With a small position, you can benefit from the rise; with a stable position, you won't die from the drop. If you can't die, you can wait for the next wave; If you can wait for the next wave, you can make a comeback. #ETHETFS
Some people ask every day: "Is it full or empty now?"

"Will it pull back?" "Is it going to crash?"

I only reply: #ETH走势分析
Direction is not something you decide,

Position is what you can control.


How much of a big market move is coming? I don't know. Will there be a spike? I don't know.

Will it go up after buying or drop first and then rise? I don't know either.


But I know:
With a small position, you can benefit from the rise; with a stable position, you won't die from the drop.

If you can't die, you can wait for the next wave;

If you can wait for the next wave, you can make a comeback.
#ETHETFS
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#ETH(二饼) The current market is too exhausting. If the price is set too high, I'm afraid it won't get filled; If it's set too low, I'm worried that just after being stopped out, it will turn around. It's really not easy to walk away or to hold on. In the current market, emotions are more important than direction, Mistakes can be corrected, but being lost is useless. The market is difficult to navigate, but as long as the rhythm is right, Even the toughest market can yield profits! A precise capture of 12 points! #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
#ETH(二饼) The current market is too exhausting.

If the price is set too high, I'm afraid it won't get filled;

If it's set too low, I'm worried that just after being stopped out, it will turn around.

It's really not easy to walk away or to hold on.

In the current market, emotions are more important than direction,

Mistakes can be corrected, but being lost is useless.

The market is difficult to navigate, but as long as the rhythm is right,

Even the toughest market can yield profits! A precise capture of 12 points!

#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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BTC has broken through the critical support level of $109,000, currently fluctuating around $103,500. The next strong support area is $99,000, which has historically formed a "bullish defense line" multiple times; if it is lost again, it will open up further downward space. In the short term, market sentiment remains bearish, but the energy of the bears is nearing its end; if a quick spike + volume rebound occurs, it may signal short-term bullish engagement. Steady observation range: $99,000–$109,000; Aggressive traders may wait for confirmation of a spike before looking for low buy opportunities. At this stage of the market, it's not about courage, it's about rhythm. #btc走勢
BTC has broken through the critical support level of $109,000, currently fluctuating around $103,500.

The next strong support area is $99,000, which has historically formed a "bullish defense line" multiple times; if it is lost again, it will open up further downward space.

In the short term, market sentiment remains bearish, but the energy of the bears is nearing its end; if a quick spike + volume rebound occurs, it may signal short-term bullish engagement.

Steady observation range: $99,000–$109,000;

Aggressive traders may wait for confirmation of a spike before looking for low buy opportunities.

At this stage of the market, it's not about courage, it's about rhythm.

#btc走勢
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Some say trading can make you rich, I laughed, it's not wealth that is explosive, but the heart. Three years ago, I chased the Holy Grail, searched for secrets; Three years later, I have only two things left: execution ability and stop-loss. The market has no secrets, only rules; Making money doesn't rely on being smart, but on whether you can repeatedly do the right things. Those who face liquidation want to get rich, Those who turn around just want to survive. What's the difference? A breath, three years of heart. #加密市场回调
Some say trading can make you rich,

I laughed, it's not wealth that is explosive, but the heart.

Three years ago, I chased the Holy Grail, searched for secrets;

Three years later, I have only two things left: execution ability and stop-loss.

The market has no secrets, only rules;

Making money doesn't rely on being smart, but on whether you can repeatedly do the right things.

Those who face liquidation want to get rich,

Those who turn around just want to survive.

What's the difference?

A breath, three years of heart.
#加密市场回调
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The market has been compressed to the extreme, the next move will either be a sharp rise or a sharp fall. In the past 24 hours, 316,874 people globally were liquidated, with total liquidation amounting to 1.177 billion USD. While blood flows like a river, BTC has also reached a crossroads of fate. After hitting a low around 104,500, Bitcoin has stabilized, currently oscillating within a triangular range, with price fluctuations gradually narrowing, and structure converging. This means — a major shift is just around the corner. In the last hour at the bottom, there were multiple spikes, and the lows are rising, This indicates that funds are secretly propping up the market. But don't be too optimistic, the MACD is still below the zero line with a death cross, the bulls are just catching their breath. On the four-hour level, Although the trend line has broken, the bearish volume is not strong; instead, the bulls are quietly taking over. On the order book, it can be seen that the buying order amount is increasing, but the selling orders are still piling up. In other words, there is support, but the pressure is greater. This market now lacks neither bulls nor bears, but lacks a trigger point for direction. A short-term rebound will definitely happen, but don't fantasize too high. The rebound target for BTC looks around 110,000; be cautious when it arrives. From a larger indicator perspective, there is still a need for further downside. The lower target is initially set at the range of 103,666–101,000. If the 100,000 integer level strongly stops the decline, one can long to hedge, Rebound to the range of 104,000–106,000 to take profits, just make a small gain and run. ETH synchronous signal ETH fell to a low of 3,470, with a sudden increase in 30-minute trading volume by more than double, CVD has been declining, indicating that both spot and contract funds are fleeing, A typical active smashing trend. Want to catch the bottom? Don’t rush. Wait until CVD stabilizes and OI turns around; that moment will be the true stop-loss signal. In the current market, there are opportunities, but what is lacking is calm. The rise is a rebound, the fall is the real market. #加密市场回调
The market has been compressed to the extreme, the next move will either be a sharp rise or a sharp fall.

In the past 24 hours, 316,874 people globally were liquidated, with total liquidation amounting to 1.177 billion USD.
While blood flows like a river, BTC has also reached a crossroads of fate.

After hitting a low around 104,500, Bitcoin has stabilized, currently oscillating within a triangular range, with price fluctuations gradually narrowing, and structure converging.

This means — a major shift is just around the corner.

In the last hour at the bottom, there were multiple spikes, and the lows are rising,

This indicates that funds are secretly propping up the market.

But don't be too optimistic, the MACD is still below the zero line with a death cross, the bulls are just catching their breath.


On the four-hour level,
Although the trend line has broken, the bearish volume is not strong; instead, the bulls are quietly taking over.

On the order book, it can be seen that the buying order amount is increasing, but the selling orders are still piling up.

In other words, there is support, but the pressure is greater.

This market now lacks neither bulls nor bears, but lacks a trigger point for direction.


A short-term rebound will definitely happen, but don't fantasize too high.

The rebound target for BTC looks around 110,000; be cautious when it arrives.

From a larger indicator perspective, there is still a need for further downside.

The lower target is initially set at the range of 103,666–101,000.

If the 100,000 integer level strongly stops the decline, one can long to hedge,

Rebound to the range of 104,000–106,000 to take profits, just make a small gain and run.


ETH synchronous signal
ETH fell to a low of 3,470, with a sudden increase in 30-minute trading volume by more than double,

CVD has been declining, indicating that both spot and contract funds are fleeing,

A typical active smashing trend.

Want to catch the bottom? Don’t rush. Wait until CVD stabilizes and OI turns around; that moment will be the true stop-loss signal.


In the current market, there are opportunities, but what is lacking is calm.

The rise is a rebound, the fall is the real market.
#加密市场回调
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It's only Monday, and the market has collapsed like this. SOL dropped from 189 all the way down to 175, in just a few hours, it fell a full 14 dollars, this is not a normal correction, this is active selling. Many people ask: "Can we still buy the dip?" I just want to say one thing—don't rush! Look at this trend, continuous heavy volume drop, weak rebounds, the upper level of 189 has become a short-term main force's trapped area, and now at this position of 177, it's actually just an emotional defense point. Operation suggestion: If 177 and 174 do not break, it can be a short-term long rebound, targeting around 183. Once it breaks below 174, it means this wave structure will continue to go down, the lower support needs to see the range of 168—170. The current market rhythm is very clear: the main force is cleaning out those who entered the market too early, only after cleaning up the people can they pull the second wave. Personally, I am mainly observing for now, trying a small position long, but the stop loss must be strict. #shiba⚡ The market is not about speed, but about accuracy. A rhythmic position is the source of profit. #solana
It's only Monday, and the market has collapsed like this.

SOL dropped from 189 all the way down to 175,

in just a few hours, it fell a full 14 dollars,

this is not a normal correction, this is active selling.

Many people ask: "Can we still buy the dip?"

I just want to say one thing—don't rush!

Look at this trend, continuous heavy volume drop, weak rebounds,

the upper level of 189 has become a short-term main force's trapped area,

and now at this position of 177,

it's actually just an emotional defense point.

Operation suggestion:
If 177 and 174 do not break, it can be a short-term long rebound, targeting around 183.

Once it breaks below 174,

it means this wave structure will continue to go down,

the lower support needs to see the range of 168—170.

The current market rhythm is very clear: the main force is cleaning out those who entered the market too early,

only after cleaning up the people can they pull the second wave.

Personally, I am mainly observing for now, trying a small position long,

but the stop loss must be strict. #shiba⚡

The market is not about speed, but about accuracy.

A rhythmic position is the source of profit.
#solana
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Let the exchange work for you: the profitable mindset of an experienced trader Many people ask me: "Long Ge, what exactly do you rely on to go from 2000U to seven figures?" I smiled. In these five years, I haven't taken a single insider tip, nor have I touched a single airdrop candy. I just have a slightly better sense of "rules" than others. 1. I never predict the market; I only bet on points where the "outcome is controllable" I entered the circle in 2017, and everyone was guessing the rise and fall. Some people stared at candlesticks every day, some rushed for news, and some bought the dip until bankruptcy. I later understood that no one can predict the market, but risk can be controlled. I look at three timeframes: daily for direction, 4-hour for rhythm, and 15 minutes for action. When the three timeframes resonate, I go long on one order and short on another. Stop loss at 1.5%, take profit as high as possible. If the market picks a side, I win. If the market is chaotic, I rest. I don't gamble on volatility; I rely on probability. This is the professional approach. 2. Making money doesn't rely on the market, but on the "profit locking mechanism" Every time I make a profit of 10%, I withdraw half. The remaining half continues to roll. If it rises, let the profit snowball; #USDT🔥🔥🔥 If it falls, I lose the profit, but the principal remains solid as a rock. In five years, I've withdrawn 37 times, the largest withdrawal in a week was 180,000U, and customer service even called via video to confirm if I was an arbitrage account. While others face liquidation, I withdraw. You need to understand: withdrawing is the real path to wealth. 3. Stop-loss is not a punishment but a ticket to enter Many people think stop-loss is losing, but I think stop-loss is an "entry qualification." Each order risks only 1.5%, once the market trends in my favor, I push the take profit higher. Win rate of 38%, but the profit-loss ratio is 4.8:1. This means I can lose six times but still make it back with two wins. I'm not afraid of losses; I'm afraid of a lack of discipline. 4. The fundamental reason for liquidation is not the market, but "overconfidence" In the crypto world, the worst is not market volatility; it’s believing you understand everything. Most people face liquidation not because they misread the trend, but because the more they lose, the more they want to gamble, and the more they win, the greedier they become. My iron rule: If I lose two orders in a row, I stop. If my account doubles, I withdraw 20%. Always keep defensive funds. I've seen too many geniuses lose everything overnight, I just want to sleep soundly. 5. True freedom is not about making quick money but about letting money "automatically generate money" You think I'm trading coins, but in fact, I'm managing a "probability system." #ETH重返3800
Let the exchange work for you: the profitable mindset of an experienced trader

Many people ask me: "Long Ge, what exactly do you rely on to go from 2000U to seven figures?"

I smiled. In these five years, I haven't taken a single insider tip,

nor have I touched a single airdrop candy.

I just have a slightly better sense of "rules" than others.


1. I never predict the market; I only bet on points where the "outcome is controllable"

I entered the circle in 2017, and everyone was guessing the rise and fall.

Some people stared at candlesticks every day, some rushed for news, and some bought the dip until bankruptcy.


I later understood that no one can predict the market, but risk can be controlled.

I look at three timeframes: daily for direction, 4-hour for rhythm, and 15 minutes for action.

When the three timeframes resonate,

I go long on one order and short on another. Stop loss at 1.5%, take profit as high as possible.

If the market picks a side, I win. If the market is chaotic, I rest.

I don't gamble on volatility; I rely on probability.

This is the professional approach.


2. Making money doesn't rely on the market, but on the "profit locking mechanism"

Every time I make a profit of 10%, I withdraw half. The remaining half continues to roll.

If it rises, let the profit snowball; #USDT🔥🔥🔥

If it falls, I lose the profit, but the principal remains solid as a rock.

In five years, I've withdrawn 37 times,

the largest withdrawal in a week was 180,000U, and customer service even called via video to confirm if I was an arbitrage account.

While others face liquidation, I withdraw.

You need to understand: withdrawing is the real path to wealth.


3. Stop-loss is not a punishment but a ticket to enter

Many people think stop-loss is losing, but I think stop-loss is an "entry qualification."

Each order risks only 1.5%,

once the market trends in my favor, I push the take profit higher.

Win rate of 38%, but the profit-loss ratio is 4.8:1.

This means I can lose six times but still make it back with two wins.

I'm not afraid of losses; I'm afraid of a lack of discipline.


4. The fundamental reason for liquidation is not the market, but "overconfidence"

In the crypto world, the worst is not market volatility; it’s believing you understand everything.

Most people face liquidation not because they misread the trend,

but because the more they lose, the more they want to gamble, and the more they win, the greedier they become.


My iron rule:

If I lose two orders in a row, I stop. If my account doubles, I withdraw 20%.

Always keep defensive funds. I've seen too many geniuses lose everything overnight,

I just want to sleep soundly.

5. True freedom is not about making quick money but about letting money "automatically generate money"

You think I'm trading coins, but in fact, I'm managing a "probability system."
#ETH重返3800
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I started my layout in Ether from 3998, and all the way to now 3874, a steady 124 points, many people are still hesitating, still guessing, while I—have already secured my profits! I don't tell stories, I only talk about results. Short positions are steadily profitable, the rhythm is still continuing. Want to catch the next wave? Don't wait until I close the line to chase! #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I started my layout in Ether from 3998,

and all the way to now 3874, a steady 124 points,

many people are still hesitating, still guessing,

while I—have already secured my profits!

I don't tell stories, I only talk about results.

Short positions are steadily profitable, the rhythm is still continuing.

Want to catch the next wave? Don't wait until I close the line to chase!
#ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Brothers with a principal amount below 10,000 U, don't rush. I know you want to turn things around, want to see the numbers grow quickly, but the crypto world has never been won by impulse; it's about rhythm, strategy, and a little bit of perseverance. Last year, I had a buddy who just entered the circle with 500 U and originally planned to go all in. I stopped him and said: "If you want to survive in the crypto world, it's not about courage, it's about stability." He listened and followed the rhythm. Four months later, the account reached 21,000, and in half a year he got to 28,000, not by explosive trades but by execution. I later summarized this rhythm into three vital principles, if you hold on to them, even in strong winds, you won't be blown over. First: Layer your principal, don't go all in. If you have 800 U, split it into three parts. 200 U for intraday short trades, only touch mainstream coins, and pull out after a 2%-4% gain. 200 U for medium-term swings, a bit steadier, with cycles of 2-4 days. The remaining 400 U, don’t touch it at all. That’s your trump card, your capital to "jump again." Those who can truly double their money aren’t the ones who win every time, but the ones who always leave room for maneuvering. Second: If there’s no signal in the market, it's better to wait than to act recklessly. Most of the time in the crypto world is spent in fluctuations, and many people fail because they can't resist. A master’s operation is like that of a sniper; they don’t act unless necessary, but when they do, they seize the opportunity. When the market has no direction, sitting still is the best move. Once the direction is clear, enter decisively without hesitation or regret. On the day his account doubled, the market was fluctuating, and he simply said: "No signal, don’t move." At that moment, I knew he had truly changed. Third: The iron rule of stop-loss, execute it to the end. A single loss shouldn’t exceed 1.2%, and if the profit reaches 2.5%, reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run for a while. The worst thing is to increase positions on losses and get trapped deeper. Having one loss is fine, but losing control of emotions is the most expensive cost. In the crypto world, emotional management is more valuable than market judgment. To put it bluntly, rolling 500 U into 28,000 isn’t because of good luck, but because he strictly followed the rules; no greed even when the market is good; no panic even when it’s bad. #giggle Right now you might only have a few hundred or a few thousand, it’s okay, with discipline, there’s a chance to turn things around. I've walked through the days of groping in the dark; I also leave the light on. It just depends on whether you are willing to follow this light. #giggle
Brothers with a principal amount below 10,000 U, don't rush.

I know you want to turn things around, want to see the numbers grow quickly, but the crypto world has never been won by impulse; it's about rhythm, strategy, and a little bit of perseverance.

Last year, I had a buddy who just entered the circle with 500 U and originally planned to go all in.

I stopped him and said: "If you want to survive in the crypto world, it's not about courage, it's about stability."

He listened and followed the rhythm. Four months later, the account reached 21,000, and in half a year he got to 28,000,

not by explosive trades but by execution.

I later summarized this rhythm into three vital principles,

if you hold on to them, even in strong winds, you won't be blown over.

First: Layer your principal, don't go all in.

If you have 800 U, split it into three parts.

200 U for intraday short trades, only touch mainstream coins, and pull out after a 2%-4% gain.

200 U for medium-term swings, a bit steadier, with cycles of 2-4 days.

The remaining 400 U, don’t touch it at all.

That’s your trump card, your capital to "jump again."

Those who can truly double their money aren’t the ones who win every time, but the ones who always leave room for maneuvering.

Second: If there’s no signal in the market, it's better to wait than to act recklessly.

Most of the time in the crypto world is spent in fluctuations, and many people fail because they can't resist.

A master’s operation is like that of a sniper; they don’t act unless necessary, but when they do, they seize the opportunity.

When the market has no direction, sitting still is the best move.

Once the direction is clear, enter decisively without hesitation or regret.

On the day his account doubled, the market was fluctuating, and he simply said: "No signal, don’t move."

At that moment, I knew he had truly changed.

Third: The iron rule of stop-loss, execute it to the end.

A single loss shouldn’t exceed 1.2%, and if the profit reaches 2.5%, reduce the position by half,

let the remaining profits run for a while.

The worst thing is to increase positions on losses and get trapped deeper.

Having one loss is fine, but losing control of emotions is the most expensive cost.

In the crypto world, emotional management is more valuable than market judgment.

To put it bluntly, rolling 500 U into 28,000 isn’t because of good luck,

but because he strictly followed the rules; no greed even when the market is good; no panic even when it’s bad.

#giggle
Right now you might only have a few hundred or a few thousand,

it’s okay, with discipline, there’s a chance to turn things around.

I've walked through the days of groping in the dark;

I also leave the light on. It just depends on whether you are willing to follow this light.
#giggle
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The current market is filled with a subtle "testing atmosphere". On one hand, Powell remains adamant, insisting that "it is too early to cut rates", while on the other hand, Trump's team is secretly "preparing the succession", paving the way for Powell's exit. The implication is clear—Wall Street has begun to question whether Powell can continue to set the pace. This is the awkwardness of the current situation: the news is repeatedly tugging, but the sentiment is brewing. Every word from Powell is dragging the market down, while the political undercurrents are preparing for a "new cycle" in advance. The conclusion of the China-U.S. meeting releases the signal of "friendship first, friction second", which is a short-term positive for risk assets, especially the cryptocurrency market, which may lead the way in a rebound testing trend. Tonight's data is a key point for market direction: 20:30 U.S. core PCE, personal spending, and labor costs all in play, representing a three-dimensional measure of inflation + consumption + employment. 21:30 Federal Reserve's Logan speaks; if the tone is dovish, it will directly trigger a decline in the dollar and a rise in risk assets. 21:45 Chicago PMI is announced; if it is below expectations, it will increase the market's speculation space for rate cuts. At midnight 00:00, Bostic takes the stage, and the market will take the opportunity to interpret "whether there are any internal dovish voices". Overall, tonight is about "sentiment game night". Powell's hawkish remarks are being digested, Trump's political moves are brewing, and what the market loves most is this "power game combined with data stimulus" act. For short-term strategies, it is recommended to remain flexible and guard against data spikes on both ends. If PCE is below expectations, a light position can be tested for long; if the data is strong, wait and see before taking action. Tonight is not a night for direction; it is a night for patience and timing. #加密市场回调
The current market is filled with a subtle "testing atmosphere".

On one hand, Powell remains adamant, insisting that "it is too early to cut rates", while on the other hand, Trump's team is secretly "preparing the succession", paving the way for Powell's exit.

The implication is clear—Wall Street has begun to question whether Powell can continue to set the pace.
This is the awkwardness of the current situation: the news is repeatedly tugging, but the sentiment is brewing.

Every word from Powell is dragging the market down, while the political undercurrents are preparing for a "new cycle" in advance.
The conclusion of the China-U.S. meeting releases the signal of "friendship first, friction second", which is a short-term positive for risk assets, especially the cryptocurrency market, which may lead the way in a rebound testing trend.

Tonight's data is a key point for market direction:

20:30 U.S. core PCE, personal spending, and labor costs all in play, representing a three-dimensional measure of inflation + consumption + employment.

21:30 Federal Reserve's Logan speaks; if the tone is dovish, it will directly trigger a decline in the dollar and a rise in risk assets.

21:45 Chicago PMI is announced; if it is below expectations, it will increase the market's speculation space for rate cuts.

At midnight 00:00, Bostic takes the stage, and the market will take the opportunity to interpret "whether there are any internal dovish voices".

Overall, tonight is about "sentiment game night".

Powell's hawkish remarks are being digested, Trump's political moves are brewing, and what the market loves most is this "power game combined with data stimulus" act.

For short-term strategies, it is recommended to remain flexible and guard against data spikes on both ends.

If PCE is below expectations, a light position can be tested for long; if the data is strong, wait and see before taking action.
Tonight is not a night for direction; it is a night for patience and timing.

#加密市场回调
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203 has endured to 193, 10 points, what do you all say, should we run? #solana
203 has endured to 193, 10 points, what do you all say, should we run?

#solana
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In the past two days, the market has almost entirely turned bearish on mainstream coins, whether it's $BTC, $ETH, or $BNB, $SOL, everyone's mindset has been worn down to the extreme by continuous declines and sideways movements. But have you noticed that sentiment is slowly starting to reverse? This change is not because of how strong the market is, but because the macro-level winds are beginning to warm up. The initial meeting of trade negotiations did not worsen, and expectations for interest rate cuts at the end of the month are strengthening. The market is starting to form a consensus: "Interest rate cuts are a done deal," which means liquidity expectations are coming back. Once funds start to flow back, risk assets will naturally rise first. And in the crypto market, liquidity is always the most sensitive link. So the question arises: since "bad news" has been realized and "good expectations" are rising, where can mainstream coins actually go? Is it a short-term rebound for repair? Or a restart of a mid-term trend? At this moment, what is worth contemplating is not whether it will rise, but rather—who will rise first and who will be abandoned. Funds are always smart; they will tell you the answer in advance. #中美贸易谈判
In the past two days, the market has almost entirely turned bearish on mainstream coins,

whether it's $BTC, $ETH, or $BNB, $SOL,

everyone's mindset has been worn down to the extreme by continuous declines and sideways movements.

But have you noticed that sentiment is slowly starting to reverse?

This change is not because of how strong the market is,

but because the macro-level winds are beginning to warm up.

The initial meeting of trade negotiations did not worsen, and expectations for interest rate cuts at the end of the month are strengthening.

The market is starting to form a consensus: "Interest rate cuts are a done deal,"

which means liquidity expectations are coming back.

Once funds start to flow back, risk assets will naturally rise first.

And in the crypto market, liquidity is always the most sensitive link.

So the question arises: since "bad news" has been realized and "good expectations" are rising,

where can mainstream coins actually go?

Is it a short-term rebound for repair? Or a restart of a mid-term trend?

At this moment, what is worth contemplating is not whether it will rise,

but rather—who will rise first and who will be abandoned.

Funds are always smart; they will tell you the answer in advance.
#中美贸易谈判
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BNB Short Comment: Prince's Rise Weakens, Fluctuation Slightly Bearish #BNB走势 In the past two days, the trend of BNB can be described in one word—fake strong and real weak. Although there have been occasional surges in the market, the sustainability is obviously insufficient, with bulls lacking strength and a low willingness for capital to follow. The drop of nearly 80 points in the early morning indicates that the selling pressure above is still heavy. Currently, the price fluctuates in the range of 1098-1108. On the surface, it seems stable, but the support below is obviously weak. Once it breaks down, it may further test the defensive level below in the short term. From a structural perspective, BNB is still mainly fluctuating slightly bullish in the short term, but lacks a strong upward rhythm. If it wants to restart the upward attack, it must break above 1120 with volume and stabilize, Otherwise, it will maintain the fluctuating pattern of "not going up, not breaking down, and capital waiting." In terms of operations, do not chase high on long positions, and do not be greedy when buying low; Stop-loss must be set to prevent being shaken out; handle with light positions and wait to add positions after the direction is clear. The market is not dead yet, but it is far from waking up. Sometimes, being in cash is also a position. #bnblauncpool
BNB Short Comment: Prince's Rise Weakens, Fluctuation Slightly Bearish #BNB走势

In the past two days, the trend of BNB can be described in one word—fake strong and real weak.

Although there have been occasional surges in the market, the sustainability is obviously insufficient, with bulls lacking strength and a low willingness for capital to follow.

The drop of nearly 80 points in the early morning indicates that the selling pressure above is still heavy.

Currently, the price fluctuates in the range of 1098-1108. On the surface, it seems stable, but the support below is obviously weak. Once it breaks down, it may further test the defensive level below in the short term.

From a structural perspective, BNB is still mainly fluctuating slightly bullish in the short term, but lacks a strong upward rhythm.

If it wants to restart the upward attack, it must break above 1120 with volume and stabilize,

Otherwise, it will maintain the fluctuating pattern of "not going up, not breaking down, and capital waiting."


In terms of operations, do not chase high on long positions, and do not be greedy when buying low;

Stop-loss must be set to prevent being shaken out; handle with light positions and wait to add positions after the direction is clear.

The market is not dead yet, but it is far from waking up.

Sometimes, being in cash is also a position.
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