I have been trading cryptocurrencies for 10 years, earning 1.1 million. If you want to change your fate, you must give the cryptocurrency world a try. If you can't get rich in this circle, ordinary people will have no chance in their lifetime. Recently, I had the fortune to drink tea with a big shot in the crypto world and discuss the trends of the market.

His words deeply shocked me.

It turns out he once blew up his account due to contracts within three days, suffering losses as high as 50 million. This experience was undoubtedly a profound lesson for him.

Looking back at my journey in the crypto world, it has been full of ups and downs. From the initial 50,000 to make tens of millions in the bull market; then from millions back to the current little target of 1.1; and now, I am waiting for the next round of the bull market, aiming to reach three little goals.

My trading method is not complicated but extremely practical. In just one year, I turned my assets into an eight-figure sum. My secret is to focus on one type of pattern and enter decisively when I spot an opportunity; if there is no pattern, I resolutely do not trade.

Over the past five years, I have maintained a win rate of over 90%, thanks to my patience and precise judgment.

If you don't want to lose completely in the cryptocurrency world, what kind of mindset should you have?

In the cryptocurrency world, go at your own pace, do not predict ups and downs, just look at the current trend, and operate according to the plan when conditions are met. At the same time, remain calm, learn, be patient, disciplined, think independently, maintain a good mindset, be decisive and brave, and good at summarizing—none of these can be missed.

Many people rush into the cryptocurrency world with the fantasy of getting rich quickly, yet they fail to realize that this impatient mindset is precisely the beginning of failure. True experts in the crypto world often regard stockpiling coins as foundational, accumulating wealth step by step.

Stockpiling coins is a stable and visionary investment strategy. When you chat with friends during your leisure time about your involvement in the crypto world, if you don’t even have a single valuable digital currency in your pocket, how can you confidently call yourself a 'crypto big shot'? It's like a scholar claiming to have many books, but their study is empty; it's hard to convince others. Having a certain number of quality coins is not only a symbol of strength but also the confidence for long-term development in the crypto world.

Contract trading in the crypto world is like a double-edged sword; it can be a shortcut to gain high profits in a short time but also hides enormous risks. Many people are attracted by the high leverage and high returns of contracts, rushing in only to end up losing everything. In contrast, stockpiling coins is more like a long marathon; although it lacks the thrilling excitement of contract trading, persistence often yields unexpected results. Contracts may just be an interlude on the path to wealth; stockpiling coins is the key path to ultimately reaching the shores of wealth.

It must be clear that the cryptocurrency world is by no means a place where you can get rich overnight. Those who expect to achieve financial freedom instantly usually end up disappointed. However, this does not mean that there is no profit to be made in the crypto world. By learning professional skills and deeply understanding market operating rules, investors can reap substantial rewards in the cryptocurrency world. Just like experienced fishermen who understand the habits and patterns of fish schools, they can harvest abundantly in the vast ocean.

In this regard, Teacher Qing Tian has summarized a set of effective trading mantras based on years of experience in the crypto world, which is a precious resource for newcomers entering the crypto world and investors seeking breakthroughs.



















These mantras may seem simple, but they contain profound market wisdom, priceless experiences distilled by countless investors in practice. They are like lamps illuminating the path for investors in the cryptocurrency world; as long as they are remembered and flexibly applied in practice, many detours can be avoided.

In cryptocurrency trading, besides mastering these practical mantras, deep understanding of the 'art' in trading, namely the application of technical indicators, is also necessary. In secondary market investments, we can divide investment into three levels: principle, method, and technique; these three complement each other and are indispensable.







In trading, the application of 'art' is crucial. For most investors, there is no need to pursue overly complicated and obscure technical indicators; rather, they should master the analytical methods of commonly used technical indicators. By deeply studying these indicators, investors can better interpret market signals and seize investment opportunities, achieving steady profit growth in this challenging field of cryptocurrency.

In short, in cryptocurrency investment, we must abandon the wrong mindset, take stockpiling coins as the core strategy, remember trading mantras, and master the application of technical indicators, so we can steadily move forward in the waves of the crypto world and achieve wealth appreciation.

Bloody and tearful practical advice that even beginners can understand, stop being a leek!

Let me first clarify: the crypto world is not a 'money-picking ground' but a 'roller coaster amusement park.' If you rush in without any substance, it's no different from stepping on nails barefoot! Today, Qing Yao will casually share some truly useful insights—

1. Don't believe in 'guaranteed profits'; that's a scammer painting a pie in the sky.

If someone tells you, 'This coin will definitely rise, invest 10,000 to earn 100,000,' just blacklist them! There are no 'gods' in the crypto world; even Elon Musk's tweet can make coin prices fluctuate wildly, let alone some unknown 'teacher'? Remember: guaranteed profit = steady deception, high returns = high risk, engrave this in your DNA!

2. Money should be spent separately; don't put all your savings into it.

You earn 3000, but insist on using 2900 to trade coins? Crazy! Qing Yao teaches you a trick: use 'spare money' to play—meaning, even if you lose it all, it won't affect your food, rent, or buying gifts for your partner. Otherwise, if the coin price drops, you'll cry while cutting your losses and can't even afford milk tea; what's the point?

3. Don't chase 'hot coins'; be careful not to end up crying after taking over.

If a certain coin suddenly skyrockets and everyone in the group is shouting 'get on board'? Don't rush in with a hot head! Most of the time, by the time you see 'hot,' they've already made enough profit and are ready to run; the moment you buy, you become the 'bag holder.' It's like trying to grab concert tickets; by the time you see scalpers shouting 'last one,' it is likely a pitfall with prices skyrocketed to the heavens!

4. Set profit-taking and stop-loss properly; don't be a 'gambler' who stubbornly holds on.

When the coin price rises, you think, 'I'll sell when it rises a bit more,' but then it suddenly drops back; when the coin price drops, you hope, 'Let’s wait a bit longer for it to rise,' and it keeps falling more. Listen to Qing Yao: sell when it hits the target during rises, and run when it hits the bottom during falls! Don't confront the market head-on; if the money is gone, no one will compensate you!

5. Look less at group chats and learn more, don't be led astray by 'emotions.'

Some trading groups resemble 'pyramid scheme scenes,' shouting 'rush' and 'hit 100 times' every day. If you watch every day, you'll surely be driven crazy! It’s better to spend more time researching 'what this coin does' and 'whether it has practical use,' rather than just following the crowd.

Finally, let me tell everyone a harsh truth: you can make money in the cryptocurrency world, but not everyone can earn. Don't think you can 'get rich overnight' by trading coins; first learn not to lose, then talk about making money. If you can't even bear the basic risks, you might as well put your money in the bank; at least you can sleep soundly~

I deeply understand your confusion and fatigue. In the same market, some people thrive while others struggle; this does indeed feel like an unfair game. But the core question is precisely asked: is this really just luck?

Between those who are 'thriving' in the crypto world and those who are 'deep in debt,' there is usually a huge gap, formed by multiple factors:

Cognitive gap

Winners: continue learning, understand the underlying logic of blockchain, project fundamentals, token economics, market cycles, and macroeconomic impacts. They study but do not believe blindly.

Losers: may be attracted by stories of getting rich quickly, lack basic knowledge, easily believe in 'masters' calls, rumors, and FOMO emotions. Investment decisions are based on emotions rather than rational analysis.

Information gap:

Winners: *have broader and deeper information sources, core project progress, community dynamics, and possess the ability to filter and interpret information. They know which information is noise and which is a key signal.

Losers: Information is delayed, and the information obtained is often distorted or contaminated after multiple transmissions, making it easy for market manipulators to exploit.

Strategy and discipline:

Winners: Have a clear investment strategy, strict risk management, and a trading plan. They know what they are doing and execute it with discipline.

Losers: Lack of planning, trade based on feelings, chase highs and cut losses, overuse leverage, do not understand stop-loss or are not decisive about it, easily go all-in or gamble.

Risk tolerance and capital management:

Winners: only invest with 'spare money' that they can afford to lose, deeply understand the high volatility and high risk of the cryptocurrency market. Diversify investments and do not put all eggs in one basket.

Losers: may use essential living funds, borrow, or even leverage for investment. Once the market reverses, the enormous pressure leads to wrong decisions and may even fall into a debt abyss.

What is the biggest consensus among the 'leeks'?

From my observation, all leeks share a fundamentally flawed viewpoint:

The so-called trading is a 'zero-sum game.'

In other words, they believe that the money they earn is the money others lose; or conversely, the money they lose must have been earned by others.

This is quite contradictory. When these 'leeks' angrily denounce the 'people who cut leeks,' what are they essentially angry about? It seems they don't really hate the 'cutting leeks'; what they truly hate, logically speaking, can only be 'why am I not the one cutting leeks?!' If given the chance to 'cut leeks,' they would not hold back, because this is their recognized 'zero-sum game.' Thus, everyone is a leek; everyone is in the same boat: either be a leek and get cut, or cut others' leeks.

Where did they go wrong?

They completely ignore the biggest force in the trading market: the economic cycle. Or to put it simply, the alternation of bull and bear markets.

In a bull market, the vast majority of people make money, while the few who lose do not come close to the total amount earned by so many; which leek was cut? In a bear market, the vast majority of people lose money, and the total amount lost by many is countless times greater than the total earned by a few. Who is cutting leeks?

So, this is not a 'zero-sum game' at all!

In fact, at the tail end of a bull market, anyone who buys is getting prices that have been pumped up with hormones; at the tail end of a bear market, anyone who buys is getting prices that are as thin as bones and desperately in need.

In the open trading market, no one can force you to trade at gunpoint; everyone is doing it willingly... But why do we cheer when buying willingly, only to cry out in despair later? We need an explanation. Yes, each of us needs to give ourselves a clear explanation to deal with the awkwardness we face.

Do you want a correct explanation or one that makes you feel comfortable?

Full position? Single position? If you blow your account, it's not just bad luck; it's that you didn't even understand this!

When trading contracts, have you been confused by 'full position' and 'single position'?

Don't underestimate these two terms; one determines whether you can walk out of the market alive!

Today, no esoteric theories; in the most straightforward way, let you thoroughly understand their differences, the key is how to choose to live longer and earn steadily!

Full position mode: win and enjoy, lose and eat dirt.

Understanding method: all the money in your account is the 'sacrificial offering' for this trade.

For example, if you have 1000U in your account and only use 200U to open a position while selecting 'full position.'

With large market fluctuations, if you lose more than 200U on this single trade, the system will automatically draw from your remaining 800U to continue losing until there's no way to save you.

This is why many people say: 'One mistake, back to square one'; blowing up in full position is a disaster that leads to 'total loss.'

Single position mode: control risk, start with one order.

Understanding method: each trade is an 'island'; losses stop at the present, not affecting the overall situation.

With an account of 1000U, using only 200U for a single position.

This loss is over; the remaining 800U is untouched, giving you the capital to turn things around.

Single position is the favorite 'risk control weapon' of professional traders. It is particularly suitable for beginners, preventing being 'jointly exploded.'

Never step into these traps:

Not selecting a mode before opening a position, defaulting to 'full position,' leads to madness.

When bullish, go all-in with 10 times leverage, be happy to take profit at a 0.5% rise, and blow up with a 3% drop.

Using 'full position + high leverage' to hold a position, sorry, you are not a professional player; you are just a gambler.

Remember these two sentences as a summary:

Full position: amplifies both profits and disasters; a single mistake can lead to total loss.

Single position: it is about diversifying risk, protecting the principal, and giving you a second or even tenth chance.

The cryptocurrency world is not a casino; it's a battlefield!

If you want to survive and make money before a bull market, don't get the most basic 'full position or single position' wrong!