Results of working in the crypto world for 365 days or 300 days:
1. Earn 20 USD every day, which totals 42,000 CNY in a year
2. Earn 50 USD every day, which totals 105,000 CNY in a year
3. Earn 70 USD every day, which totals 147,000 CNY in a year
4. Earn 100 USD every day, which totals 210,000 CNY in a year
5. Earn 150 USD every day, which totals 315,000 CNY in a year
6. Earn 200 USD every day, which totals 420,000 CNY in a year
7. Earn 500 USD every day, which totals 1,050,000 CNY in a year
8. Earn 700 USD every day, which totals 1,470,000 CNY in a year
9. Earn 1000 USD every day, which totals 2,100,000 CNY in a year
In the crypto world, to truly achieve financial freedom, the methods, techniques, and forming your own profit system are crucial! Once mastered, the crypto world will be like your 'ATM', making money as simple as breathing!
After more than 10 years of cryptocurrency trading, my path to wealth can be summarized as follows:
The first ten million took the longest time and was the most painful. The trading system was constantly reshaped and polished, which took a year and a half.
The second 10 million took three months
The third 10 million took only 40 days
The fourth 10 million took only 5 days
75% of the funds were earned in half a year.
How I make money in the cryptocurrency world:
After getting involved in the cryptocurrency world, I discovered that I could actually use the leverage of virtual currency to multiply my assets several times!
I was lucky. When I entered the cryptocurrency circle, I happened to catch the early stage of the bull market. I used most of my savings to go all in on digital currencies, buying a large position in ETH, a small amount of BTC, and some miscellaneous altcoins.
I added positions during several major pullbacks, and then didn't do much. I didn't escape the 519 crash, and I also added positions in some altcoins that I was optimistic about.
It was not until November 2021 that Bitcoin broke its historical high of $69,000. The market sentiment was very high at the time, and many people believed that it would break $100,000, but in fact, $69,000 was the highest point of this bull market.
By the end of November, I saw the market trend weakening and concluded that the bull market was likely over, so I sold most of my holdings. At that time, the price of Bitcoin was around 58,000 and the price of Ethereum was around 4,400.
Facts have proved that this is a very wise choice, and some retail investors who have "bullish fantasies", shout "eternal bull market" and are greedy for "fish tail market" have now been trapped.
After the bull market ended in 2021, my account had about 12 million+ RMB.
I took out 4 million yuan for the down payment and bought a house in Shenzhen (I transferred my household registration to Shenzhen after graduation, and I am eligible to buy a house after paying social security for three years), cashed out 2 million yuan for daily use, and kept the remaining 6 million yuan in the exchange.
To summarize my advantages:
The principal is relatively large, and there is a continuous cash flow supply.
The right entry time and buying and selling points,
Only trade when there is high certainty and reduce the frequency of transactions.
4. Do not use contract leverage, do not borrow money, and maintain a positive attitude.
The cryptocurrency market makes money in cycles. Factors such as entry timing, entry and exit points, project selection, position allocation, and principal will all affect your profits.
There is a dumbest way to trade in cryptocurrencies that allows you to “always make money” and make 30 million!
At the end of last year, I started playing with 200,000 yuan, and now it has 20 million yuan, easily making a hundred times profit (suitable for everyone). I am still using this method until now, it is high and very stable.
Don’t worry about whether you can learn it or not. If I can seize this opportunity, you can too. I am not a god, just an ordinary person. The difference between others and me is that others ignore this method. If you can learn this method and pay attention to it in the later trading process, it can help you earn at least 3 to 10 points more profit every day.
[Core Concept] Using the three-stage tactic of "test arrow → gun setup → nuclear explosion" to transform 300U into 3000U assembly line operation
Phase 1: Operation Test Arrow (300U→500U)
Use 50U x 6 times as a "pathfinder" to target altcoins during the early morning market (03:00-05:00 when liquidity is lowest)
Golden rule: If the price rises by 15%, immediately take profit in batches (close half of the position first, and set a 20% take profit for the remaining position). If the price falls below the opening position by 3%, immediately release the arrow.
Secret weapon: Only trade small currencies whose trading volume suddenly surges by 500%, and then take advantage of the market makers and run away.
Phase 2: Artillery Matrix (500U → 1500U)
Fire in three directions:
[Lightning Cannon] 30% of funds catch the "news pulse" of BTC/ETH (such as sudden favorable policies). Immediately chase after the 5-minute K-line breaking through the previous high, and capture the 5-8% band.
[Chain Cannon] 40% of the funds are used to take the MACD reversal signal of "Death Cross/Golden Cross", and they are used to take advantage of the 15%-30% mid-term market.
[Smoke Cannon] 30% of funds are reversely hedged, and self-rescue is initiated when the losses of the above two cannons reach 10%.
Phase 3: Nuclear Harvest (1500U→3000U+)
Three major signs appear simultaneously: ① BTC Fear and Greed Index <10 ② USDT premium rate >3% ③ The network-wide liquidation volume triples the monthly average
Open a long position with +20x leverage and set up an "automatic escape hatch":
Automatically withdraw 20% of the principal for every 10% increase in profit
A 5% retracement triggers a full liquidation immediately
Ultimate Tip: Shut down your computer for a week immediately after harvesting to prevent backlash
【Blood and Tears Military Rules】
Never use the exchange reminder function (the dealer specifically snipes the reminder point)
Each stage lasts for a maximum of 3 days, and a cooling-off period will be imposed after the expiration of the stage.
Profits exceeding 50% must be withdrawn to a cold wallet
When you encounter a "Heaven and Earth Needle" market, you should set off fireworks to celebrate - this means the system is helping you filter out junk market information.
The truth behind why 90% of retail investors lose money:
How does smart money use "luring long/luring short" to lure people into a trap?
Dismantle the routine to avoid being harvested
Lure more and less
Inducement is a key term in SMC trading. It refers to the deliberate attempt to lure retail traders into trades in the wrong direction before the market actually moves in the desired direction. This phenomenon occurs because smart money (SMC, such as institutions, hedge funds, and banks) manipulates market liquidity by triggering stop-loss orders and creating false signals.
By the end of this course, you will know:
1. What is a bull trap and why does it happen?
2. How smart money uses specific patterns to lure retail investors into taking the bait;
3. Common bull/short baiting scenarios
4. Induction type based on structural breakthrough
5. How to identify and avoid these traps;
6. How to use bullish and bearish strategies as trading tools to follow the smart money instead of fighting it.
▍What is the trap of buying and selling in trading?
Baiting out stocks is a trading tactic used to attract retail investors and provide liquidity for large funds. It creates false breakouts, short-term trends, or fake moves to mislead retail traders, thereby helping smart money enter and exit the market at a more advantageous position.
▍Why does the trap of buying and selling occur?
Institutions need liquidity
◒ Large institutions cannot directly enter the market and make large transactions without causing drastic price fluctuations.
◒ They create liquidity by encouraging retail traders to enter the market and place stop-loss orders at predictable locations.
Retail investors provide liquidity
◒ Retail investors usually set their stop-loss orders below support levels, above resistance levels, or at integer levels.
◒ Smart money will target these areas, intentionally triggering stops and then pulling the price in the direction of the true trend.
Market nature seeks liquidity
◒ Prices tend to move towards areas with dense orders.
◒ The process of inducing longs and shorts helps prices to efficiently complete liquidity filling and conversion.
▍Common bull/short baiting situations
Inducement can take many forms, but the underlying purpose remains the same: to lure retail traders into the market so that major investors can manipulate the market. When analyzing market structure, consider the following common inducement scenarios:
1. False breakout
This is one of the most common forms of baiting. Often, the price breaks through a key level (especially support or resistance), enticing traders to follow the breakout. However, once the market attracts sufficient liquidity, the price quickly reverses, causing these traders to be stopped out.
2. Mobility zone induction
Inducement often targets "liquidity pools," areas in the market where large numbers of stop-loss orders or pending orders are easily triggered. For example, above a resistance level or below a support level, major investors may deliberately push prices towards these areas to "harvest" liquidity, which then causes a price reversal.
3. Order blocks can also be misleading areas
This is a crucial point that traders should understand. Sometimes, a seemingly standard order zone is actually a trap. This is especially true after a structure is broken. The order zone during the first pullback is often viewed as a valid entry signal. However, in reality, major players may be exploiting this market consensus to manipulate the market. In other words, this order zone may not be a true institutional buy/sell zone, but rather a trap designed to lure retail investors into the market, thereby making it easier for them to exit with losses.
The essence of manipulation is to create false impressions and mislead traders into entering the market, thereby making it easier for major players to obtain liquidity and control the market rhythm. Understanding and identifying these common manipulation scenarios is a key step to improving trading skills.
How does smart money trick retail traders?
1. Stop-loss sweep – triggering retail investors’ stop-loss orders
◔ Retail traders often place stop-loss orders below support levels and above resistance levels.
◔ Smart money will push the price through these key levels, triggering stop-loss orders.
◔ Once liquidity is “harvested”, the price will quickly reverse back to its original direction.
How to avoid:
◔ Avoid placing stop-loss orders at obvious locations.
◔ Watch for liquidity-snatching behavior (e.g., a quick pin breakout of support/resistance followed by a rapid reversal).
◔ Wait for confirmation of a price reversal before entering the trade.
2. False breakouts – luring traders into buying into the wrong market
◔ When a resistance level is formed, traders expect the price to break out to the upside.
◔ Price briefly breaks through resistance, triggering a buy order.
◔ The market then quickly reverses, stopping out the long traders.
How to avoid:
◔ Never buy immediately after a price breakout – wait for confirmation on a pullback.
◔ Use higher timeframe charts to confirm the validity of the breakout.
◔ Watch out for the “induced pin” phenomenon (price briefly pierces a key level and then quickly falls back).
3. Inducing Trend Traders – Creating False Trends
◔ Institutions create false trends to trick traders into thinking the market is moving in a certain direction.
◔ Once enough traders enter the market, smart money suddenly pushes prices in the opposite direction.
How to avoid:
Don’t blindly chase the market up and sell it down — wait patiently for the price to retest key areas, such as the Order Block or Fair Value Gap (FVG).
◔ Check for divergences – if prices are rising but technical indicators are weak, this could be a false trend.
◔ Combine multiple technical confirmation signals before entering the market.
4. Liquidity induction before the actual market
◔ Before a real trend starts, smart money often lures the market in the wrong direction to "harvest" liquidity.
◔ Price moves towards a key area, attracting traders to enter the market.
◔ Then the smart money cleared the stop-loss and pending orders, and quickly reversed and started the real market.
How to avoid:
◔ Identify areas of concentrated liquidity in the market and wait for signals from smart money to intervene.
◔ Observe changes in market structure - If the price first breaks below a key low and then quickly rebounds, it may be a signal that liquidity capture is complete.
◔ Wait for the price to retest a strong support zone (such as an order block) before considering entering the market.
▍Identifying inducement behavior in transactions
Understanding inducements is a crucial concept in trading, especially when they occur within the order block during the first pullback following a breakout or change of character. To effectively identify and understand inducements, a solid grasp of key market structure concepts such as "valid pullback," "breakout of structure (BOS)," and "change of structure (CHOCH)" is essential. These elements play a key role in distinguishing true market movements from false moves designed to lure retail investors into the market.
1. Effective callback: It is the retracement stage in the trend, which belongs to the correction stage of the trend. The price temporarily deviates from the main trend direction and then resumes the original trend.
2. Breakout Structure (BOS): This occurs when prices continue to move in the direction of the trend rather than reversing. However, not all breakouts are genuine, and this is where understanding induced behavior becomes crucial.
3. Structural Shift (CHOCH): This refers to a shift in market structure, where the trend no longer continues but reverses. Identifying inducements in this context helps traders avoid being fooled by false signals.
In short, these three concepts are key to understanding market structure and identifying range-induced behavior.
▍Induction type based on structural breakthrough
Induction can be analyzed and identified mainly in two structural scenarios: one is after a structural breakthrough (BOS), and the other is after a structural transition (CHOCH).
After a breakout-on-trend (BOS), the market typically experiences a pullback before continuing in the breakout direction. Many retail traders view this pullback as an entry opportunity, following the trend. However, if this pullback is part of a manipulation strategy, smart money may deliberately push the price to these levels to lure retail investors in, then reverse the trend to profit. To identify this type of manipulation, it's crucial to determine whether the pullback is a legitimate retracement or simply a trap designed to lure retail traders in.
Following a CHOCH (structural shift), a pullback often occurs during the first pullback immediately following a market reversal. This is because this initial pullback is often designed as a trap, misleading retail investors into believing the old trend will continue, thereby enticing them to continue trading in the old trend, when in reality the market is about to reverse. To identify a pullback in this situation, traders should review the price action leading up to the CHOCH and identify a valid pullback. This pullback is likely a pullback zone, where major investors lure retail investors into the market, and then reverse the trend to establish a new one.
Identifying market manipulation can be exploited. Simply wait for the price to reach the manipulation zone (or layer) and wait for liquidity to be harvested before entering the market according to our trading plan. By understanding and recognizing these key concepts, traders can more clearly determine whether they are being manipulated by the market and avoid common pitfalls.
How to use inducement to your advantage
1. Look for liquidity areas before trading
⊜ Identify areas where smart money may want to access liquidity.
If you plan to go long, wait for the price to fall back to the liquidity pool before entering the market;
If you plan to go short, wait for the price to surge to the liquidity area before entering the short position.
2. Waiting for a shift in market structure (MSS)
⊜ Market Structure Shift (MSS) shows that smart money has completed the inducement and trap of retail investors.
⊜ If smart money clears the liquidity and then breaks the original structure, it means that the real market is about to start.
Always wait for the price to retest a strong support/resistance area before entering the market.
3. Combining inducements with order blocks and fair value gaps
⊜ When the inducement behavior occurs near the order block or fair value gap, the trading signal will be stronger.
If the price retraces to the order area after misleading retail investors, this is a good entry opportunity.
If there is a fair value gap near the inducement zone, the price is likely to fill the gap before continuing the original trend.
Conclusion
Inducement is a powerful concept that can separate losing traders from winning ones. Rather than falling for inducements, learn how the smart money trades and gain insight into how institutional money manipulates the market.
Understanding inducements and their relationship to market structure is crucial for aligning with institutional investors and avoiding the traps of retail investors. When analyzing the market, always monitor "effective pullbacks," "BOS," and "CHOCH" to identify potential inducement zones.
Please note that forex trading carries a high level of risk, and historical performance is not indicative of future results. Before engaging in live trading, please ensure you fully understand the risks and adopt appropriate risk management strategies.
FAQ
1. What is inducement (IND) in trading?
Misdirection refers to institutional traders manipulating price action to lure retail traders into the market, causing them to lose money. This often occurs through triggering stop-loss orders or creating false breakouts.
2. Does inducement exist only in the foreign exchange market, or can it occur in all financial markets?
Manipulation can occur in all financial markets, including forex, equities, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. The principles of market structure and manipulation by major players apply universally across all asset classes.
3. Are inducements always intentional by institutional traders?
Misleading isn't always intentional, but it's often the result of institutional traders seeking to meet their liquidity needs. Their large orders can influence price movements, often misleading and trapping retail traders, whether intentional or not.
4. How to identify inducement in the foreign exchange market?
To identify market manipulation, it's important to analyze key market structure elements such as valid pullbacks, breakouts (BOS), and changes in character (CHOCH). Suggestions often appear near these key structural levels, as these are the most likely to attract retail investors and trap them.
I've been trading cryptocurrencies for ten years, from my peak of 500,000 to over 9.6 million. I've also experienced weeks of losing everything, leading to a six-month period of despair. I returned to the crypto world, opened a new account with 50,000, and have been trading ever since. The so-called enlightenment of crypto trading is the ability to remain calm and composed, regardless of market conditions, inner state, or yield curve.
I've used 80% of the market methods and techniques, but the most practical one is bottom fishing! I'm sharing them all today, and they will definitely help you achieve your goal of making a fortune from losing money to making a profit this morning.
I have been in the cryptocurrency industry for 7 years and have achieved a maximum return of 102 times. Below are some of my experiences over the past ten years.
1. A bull market is full of opportunities, but greed and excessive pursuit of opportunities will ultimately lead to failure. While bull markets generally see gains, speculation is still centered around sectors. Furthermore, a surge in one coin will drive speculation in its sector. Conversely, simply capitalizing on a sector's rise can yield substantial profits. If you're lucky enough to capitalize on the sector rotation and catch two major upward waves, you can make unimaginable fortunes.
2. The cryptocurrency circle has some basic rules - Buy new and don’t buy old. Investors are always tired of old things and need to keep up with the latest market themes. Such as the AI and SOL ecology in this bull market. - Big market trends bring big opportunities. Market trends always have cycles, such as A1, early inscriptions, MEME, etc. - You cannot open full-position contracts, and you cannot open high-multiple contracts. If you really want to play, you must not exceed five times, and you must strictly set a stop loss! The best way is not to open a contract! Otherwise, you are likely to lose a lot of money! - The cryptocurrency circle often has a four-year cycle. You must sell all altcoins at the peak of the bull market, otherwise when the bear market comes, the altcoins will fall by as much as 90%! - The market plays with expectations. Once the expectations are fulfilled, the good/bad news is over. - For non-large funds, it is enough to choose big-name exchanges such as OK. If your amount exceeds 1 million U, you can consider a cold wallet
3. Trading Strategy Recommendations: Instead of chasing hot spots, it's better to focus on good projects/sectors and invest deeply in them for higher returns. Hot projects often have relatively adequate market valuations, so they often face certain demise. Non-hot sectors may present high-yield opportunities. Focus on stocks that have market recognition but aren't widely favored, as they offer high potential returns and low risk. It's not recommended to invest all your money in one sector. It's best to choose three or four sectors, with two coins in each. One leading coin in the sector captures the beta benefits, while another coin with a low market cap and high potential pursues high returns.
Open a position at the end of a bear market, increase your position at the beginning of a bull market, and exit the market at the end of a bull market. A bear market may last about a year, followed by a period of volatility. During this time, go to work or pursue your own business; don't let yourself be idle. During a bear market, good trades are rare, so don't open a position just because you feel like itching to do something.
There are actually tricks to cryptocurrency trading. Once you master these simple operations, it's not difficult to make a lot of money! Remember these seven secrets to ensure you win:
Stay sideways and wait for the direction to become clear before taking action: When the market is unclear, don't rush to operate, wait patiently, and take action after the direction is clear to make safe profits.
Don’t be obsessed with hot positions, and change positions in time: Don’t hold hot positions blindly. Once the heat passes, withdraw funds and adjust positions quickly to avoid being trapped.
Hold on when the market is rising: When you encounter a big rising K-line and amplified trading volume, it means that the market is accelerating. At this time, you should hold on to the coins in your hands and wait for higher gains.
Huge positive line, exit at the end of the trading day: Regardless of the high or low position, there will generally be a pullback after a huge positive line. You must also exit in time when the price reaches the daily limit to protect profits.
Observe the moving average to enter and exit the market: the moving average, support level, and resistance level are the key. When doing short-term trading, pay attention to the trend within a few days and do not delay.
Don’t sell when it goes up, don’t buy when it goes down: The rule in the cryptocurrency circle is don’t sell when it goes up, don’t buy when it goes down, and wait patiently for opportunities when it goes sideways.
Buy in small amounts and be prepared first: Don't invest all your money at once. Before making any operations, you must clarify the reasons for buying and risk response measures to ensure stable profits.
Remember these tips and it will no longer be difficult to make stable profits!
I'm Ah Peng. I've experienced multiple bull and bear cycles and have extensive market experience in various financial sectors. Here, I'll penetrate the fog of information and discover the real market. Seize more opportunities to gain wealth and discover truly valuable opportunities. Don't miss out and regret it!
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