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$NXPC has ambushed fans three times the profit.

What you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#以太坊十周年 #稳定币热潮

If you really want to make a living from contracts, read this article carefully.

These days, there are people who make money, but why do you always lose back what you just earned?

It mainly comes down to three things: ① Disorganized positions, ② Heavy emotions, ③ Unstable rhythm

You jump in as soon as the price rises, and when it pulls back, you cut your position.
You feel unwilling to accept the loss and want to make it back with the next trade.
As a result, the more you add, the more you lose, and in the end, you can't even protect your principal.

Some people always say: "I want to turn my situation around, can I rely on a single opportunity?"
But the market never rewards blind actions; it punishes impulsiveness without a system.

The real phase of making money is not at the beginning of the trend or at the end when speculating.
It is when the trend is clear, and the rhythm is well controlled.

I have always adhered to one core principle: the direction is right, the position is stable, and the rhythm is accurate.

In real trading, my operations are clear; I do not rely on feelings or luck, but only on structure and response:

🔹 Step One: Light Position Testing
When the direction is unclear, do not be greedy, do not gamble, allow for error, and control the pullback.

🔹 Step Two: Trend Position Increase
Increase your position only after the structure is clear; take advantage of a main upward trend without blindly guessing high or low points.

🔹 Step Three: Lock in Profits and Exit
Set your profit targets, do not look back, and only the profits in hand are the real gains.

This is why some people's accounts continue to expand while others just have "one lucky break."

If you rely on emotions, feelings, and impulsiveness for every trade, the results will definitely oscillate repeatedly and return to zero.

Only by establishing a system that can be executed repeatedly can you truly turn your situation around.

Any method that can make money in the long run is essentially very simple:
Only act when you understand it, only hold positions when you can withstand the pressure, and only profit when you can maintain stability.

Having a right plan is the key to truly profiting in this market; having a team behind you is much better than working alone. Want to turn your situation around? Then hurry up and contact me!

#币安HODLer空投TREE #白宫数字资产报告 #美联储利率决议
$ONDO $INIT $CFX

The first week of August welcomes a key test

As August begins, the market faces new uncertainties.

On one hand, macroeconomic pressures in the United States are increasing: last week's employment data was weak, indicating a slowdown in economic momentum; on the other hand, trade tensions are heating up again. Trump announced a new round of 'reciprocal' tariffs that will take effect on August 7, and while trade negotiations have resumed, the review point on August 12 remains unresolved, leading to a noticeable decline in investor risk appetite.

This week, the key data the market is focusing on is the July PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) data released on Monday and Tuesday, including the S&P Global Services PMI and ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI, which will further reveal the true state of the U.S. economy. If the weak trend continues, it may bring more volatility to the market.

In addition, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will speak at the Kansas City conference, and investors will look for clues about whether there will be an interest rate cut in September. The unemployment claims data on Thursday is also worth noting, especially in the context of a weakening labor market.

In the U.S. stock market, tech stocks remain the focus. Companies like Palantir and AMD will report their earnings this week, and the continued advance of earnings season may once again drive overall volatility.

On the market front, there was a pullback last weekend, with Bitcoin falling to $112,000 at one point but then rebounding, currently back around $114,500. For ETH, it dipped to $3,400 over the weekend before rebounding to the $3,560 range. Overall, the start of August is under pressure, and historically this month is not a strong cycle.

In the short term, Bitcoin still needs to focus on whether the $112,000 support is stable and whether it can continue to stay above the 4-hour moving average pressure; ETH has temporarily returned to a range of fluctuations, and further guidance for clearer direction is still awaited.

For August trading, it is recommended to maintain flexibility in positions, pay attention to the impact of macro variables on market sentiment, avoid blindly chasing highs, and wait for clearer structural opportunities.

#特朗普计划宣布新美联储理事 #美联储利率决议 #加密市场反弹
$ETHFI $BNB $MKR

Strength is here, the SPK 18x take profit that ambushed fans the day before yesterday.

While you are still hesitating, others are already counting their money.

So, what you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#稳定币热潮 #以太坊ETF连续12周净流入 #美国加征关税
$ETH $BTC $LINK

If you're still losing now, you might as well stop and ask yourself a question: Do you really understand this trade, or are you just afraid of missing out, unwilling to accept defeat, and wanting to take a gamble?

Many people lose money in contracts, not because the market doesn't give opportunities, but because their operations lack method. One moment they're saying to follow the trend, and the next second they're trying to catch the bottom; they just mentioned setting stop losses, and then they hold onto their positions; opening positions is all based on feelings, and blowing up their accounts feels like a routine process.

I used to be like that, messing around, being emotional, and ended up with my account repeatedly going to zero. Later, I only focused on one thing - building my own system and then sticking to it.

I only trade mainstream coins, BTC and ETH, and I don't touch others.

Because these coins have enough volatility, but not absurd, the technical charts are clear, and the traces of trading are not that heavy.

How to determine the direction? Once I open the four-hour chart, if it can't hold above MA60, I continue to short. If three candlesticks can't go up, don't fantasize about a bullish breakout.

Entering the market relies entirely on rhythm: divide into three batches, don't rush to finish it all at once. If the market really shows movement, there will be plenty of opportunities to add positions.

Set stop losses below key support; if the market really breaks, get out without looking back. Always pull the profit-loss ratio, starting with at least four times; if you lose 100, you can't just aim to make 150, avoid such trades.

If the market is unclear, I’ll stay out. I'd rather wait three days than engage in anything I'm not confident about.

I never leave positions open overnight, nor do I operate on weekends. It's not that I'm afraid of missing out; I just don't want to be a test subject when the market makers are testing liquidity.

Before every trade I make, I always go through the system logic: Is the structure there? Is the signal clear? Where is the risk position?

If these points don't align, then I don't act. Even if I don't open a single trade today, my account won't lose value.

Because I know that most people lose not because they can't analyze but because they always want to do something.

Real stable contract trading doesn't rely on frequency or enthusiasm but on the calmness and patience of executing a system.

The market has opportunities every day, but you can't catch them every day. When you always want to do something, often that's the time you should be staying out.

Don't look at others making huge profits and feel itchy; first, clarify your own trading logic before talking about making money.

You must survive first to qualify for discussing recovery.

What you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.
#加密项目 #美国加征关税 #稳定币热潮 $PUMP $CRV $CFX

One day, a friend came to me and said his account only had 3000U left, asking if there was any way to turn it around.

This wasn't the first time he lost money; before, he had invested a lot and then lost it all. But this time he was clearly different; his tone was calmer, and he said he wasn't here to take risks, just wanted to find a way to persist.

I asked him, "Do you really want to turn it around, or do you want to take another gamble?"
He said he wasn't going to gamble this time and really wanted to take it steady.

So I gave him a piece of advice: Treat yourself as a novice entering the market, starting from zero, and don't carry the past losses with you.

We set three rules:
1. Only make one trade a day, focusing on small fluctuations.
Look at the 15-minute K-line and find clearly structured positions. Only trade signals you understand, and avoid unclear market conditions.
Aim to make about 3% a day, with a stop loss controlled within 2%. Write a plan before trading, and leave immediately after completing it, without lingering.

2. Control position size within 25%.
At first, he didn't quite believe it, thinking it was too conservative and wouldn't earn quickly. I had him look back at his previous liquidation records: they were basically all during heavy positions.
He was persuaded and began to slowly get used to trading with small positions. As a result, the pressure decreased and his mindset stabilized.

3. Review every night, focusing on oneself rather than the market.
Every night, write 300 words reviewing the day, not recounting market fluctuations, but analyzing oneself: which trades were impulsive, which actions didn't follow the rules.
After sticking to this habit for a week, he suddenly told me, "I used to lose not because I misread the market, but because I was too eager to recover my losses quickly."

A month later, he grew his account from 3000 to 7200, with no large gains and no large losses. But every trade was clear, and every step followed the rules.

Not everyone can recover their losses, but almost everyone who has recovered has gone through a phase of 'giving up fantasies and rebuilding their rhythm.'

The root cause of losing money is not the market, but that urge to win quickly.

In this round of market conditions, whether you can recover your losses depends entirely on yourself. Start planning with me early, so you can come out of the low point sooner.

#加密项目 #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调

At the beginning, the principal was less than 5000U, and the focus was on survival. To put it bluntly, it wasn't about making money back then; it was about staying alive.

I only made 1-2 trades a day, not greedy, not gambling; if the direction was wrong, I would exit.

I only traded markets I understood, using only 20% of my capital for each trade, keeping the rest for safety. Even if I lost two trades in a day, I would never hold on. With this approach, I gradually built up my funds.

Once the principal increased, I entered the second stage:
The focus was on discipline. I began to establish my own system, no longer following the crowd blindly.
Entering a trade must meet three conditions; otherwise, I would not engage. I would withdraw half of the profits upon doubling, and missing an opportunity was not a big deal.
I gradually understood that making money relies on long-term stability, not on a big gamble.

In the third stage, with an account over a million, the focus was on perspective.

I saw too many people reaching this stage only to lose it all again because their mindset hadn't upgraded.
I began to split my account, managing principal, profits, and reserves separately, using at most 30% for contracts.

I controlled the trading frequency, making no more than 15 trades a month, only engaging in the most stable opportunities. If the market was unfavorable, I would take a break; stability is the most important.

Looking back, I didn’t get rich by luck but through rhythm, restraint, and endurance. Don’t always think about turning your fortunes overnight; first learn to survive, then talk about making money.

What you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#上市公司加密储备战略 #稳定币热潮 #美联储利率决议

Why do you always buy at high points, while others can always buy low and sell high?

It's not that you aren't working hard enough, but that you haven't grasped the underlying logic of the market.

Many people, after entering the circle, rely on passion:
They stare at group messages every day, keep an eye on various KOLs' calls, chase after every rise, and cut losses at every fall.

In plain terms, they are completely being led by the market.

Those who can truly make money in the long run rely not on enthusiasm, but on rules.

Those seasoned traders who earn steadily and last long have three common traits:

First: They never make decisions based on emotions
- The most common pitfall for beginners is: fearing missing out when the price rises and fearing greater losses when it falls.
- But seasoned traders have already thought through "what if I'm wrong" before making decisions.
- They set stop-loss orders before every entry and have a plan for taking profits in batches during every rise.
- They don't rely on "on-the-spot performance" but rather on "preparation."

Second: They only engage with structures they understand
- If a candlestick chart doesn't make sense, then do nothing.
- If the market rhythm is too chaotic and trading volume is uncooperative, then wait.
- Real opportunities always occur when the patterns, volume, and rhythm align.
- They would rather miss out than make hasty bets.

Third: They know that true victory lies in controlling drawdowns
- You might catch a doubling coin, but if your next full investment gets cut in half, you'll lose all your gains.
- What seasoned traders care about is not "how much to earn this time," but "can I continue to participate next time."

Stability is the most fundamental cornerstone of a system.
So why do some people find it increasingly easy, while you are still spinning your wheels?

The difference is not in the size of the capital, nor in luck, but in:
Whether you have your own set of rules and whether you regard discipline as vital.
Trading isn't about who runs the fastest, but about who can survive until the end.
If you haven't found your stride yet, it may not be that you aren't working hard enough, but that you have been trying to work hard in the wrong way.

Don't rush; stabilize first, slow down the pace. Going in the right direction is more important than anything else.

What you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but a person who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#上市公司加密储备战略 #稳定币热潮 #以太坊十周年
$BNB $TREE $ENA $CFX

Can earning a million really only rely on luck? In fact, choosing the right method is more important.

Whether you are a newcomer to the market or an experienced player who has gone through several market cycles, many people have a goal in mind: can I earn my first pot of gold in this market?

The answer is: yes, but not by guessing.
I will share three different styles of thinking for you to see which one suits you best.

The first type: Steady Progress
If you have a budget of over 100,000 and are not pursuing quick riches or want to monitor the market daily, you might consider dollar-cost averaging.

For example, split this amount into 100 parts and buy once a week, building your position in a rhythmic manner. Choose cryptocurrencies with high market capitalizations and strong risk resistance, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, with a ratio of about 6:3:1.

The benefit of this method is: no need to time the market, not afraid of short-term fluctuations, relying on time + compound interest for steady growth. After two bull markets, there is a high probability of doubling your capital, or even more.

The second type: Hands-On Player
If you have relatively free time and some technical background, you can try deeply participating in ecosystem building - for example, participating in new blockchain testing or joining project communities to gain early rights.

Although this path does not yield immediate returns, the rewards are significant: early project incentive mechanisms are relatively generous, and as long as you study diligently and take action, capturing an opportunity to earn tens of thousands is not difficult.

This method requires continuous learning and patience, suitable for players who are willing to engage for the long term.

The third type: Cyclical Opportunity

Another is the “Bull Market Strategy.”

Every bull market will produce some cryptocurrencies with astonishing price increases. As long as you position yourself well in the early stages, capture a 10x cryptocurrency, and combine it with a reasonable position and profit-taking strategy, you may achieve significant progress in one market cycle.

Of course, the premise is that you need to understand trends, assess popularity, and research fundamentals. You can't just buy a hot coin and expect to take off.

What you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #稳定币热潮 $ETH $BTC $DOGE

A major market event is coming tonight, and the team is ready with contingency plans!

Stay close and don't miss out, or you'll regret it later!

#美国初请失业金人数 #美国加征关税

Is the next major surge point for Bitcoin coming? On-chain signals are quietly changing

Bitcoin has recently been fluctuating around $120,000, unable to break through, but from an on-chain perspective, the market may not be as weak as you think.

First, let's look at a key indicator: the MVRV ratio.

This indicator is actually a reference line for measuring Bitcoin's current price relative to its 'fair value'. Historically, when the MVRV is below 1, it often indicates a market bottom; when it exceeds 3.7, it usually signifies a market top.

Currently, the MVRV ratio is around 2.2 and is gradually approaching its 365-day moving average. Historically, each time the MVRV approaches the annual average, it is often followed by a surge, even nearing overbought territory.

In simpler terms: Bitcoin is currently in a phase of energy accumulation, rather than weakening.

Data shows that the current proportion of 'new addresses' in the market is 30%, significantly lower than the highs of 64% and 72% in March and December last year, respectively. What does this mean? It indicates that there is still not much chasing-the-high sentiment, and the market remains in a healthy mid-bull market, rather than in a late-stage frenzy.

Additionally, long-term holders (those holding for over 3 years) have not been significantly selling off, and the released tokens have quickly been absorbed by the market without triggering sharp corrections.

This is actually a very favorable structure: new funds are entering the market, but old holders are not panic selling.

The conclusion is clear:
From an on-chain perspective, Bitcoin has not yet peaked; rather, it is in a stage of consolidation and buildup. As long as buying pressure follows, the next wave of upward movement is still possible.

Of course, short-term resistance still exists, with significant pressure around the $120,000 to $125,000 range. But as long as it maintains its consolidation without breaking down, and continues to oscillate for accumulation, this bull market may be far from over.

#美国加征关税 #美国初请失业金人数 #稳定币热潮
$BTC $BNB $SOL $LTC

When I first got into contracts, I was quite naive.

Seeing others flaunt their profits and screenshots of doubling their funds, I had only one thought in my mind: I can do it too, isn't it just a few clicks to double my money?

At that time, I really did that. I had only 2000 yuan in my account, went all in, held positions, and didn't set stop-losses—purely desperate.

The first time I blew up my account, I told myself, "It's okay, just one more try, and I'll get it back." The second time I blew up, I still said, "Just hold on a bit longer, I can turn it around."

What was the result? My account went from 2000 to 1000, then to 500, and finally, when I saw my balance drop to a single digit, I finally understood: it's not that the market didn't give me opportunities, it's that I couldn't handle it at all.

What I called trading back then was actually not trading, it was gambling—placing orders based on emotions, relying on fantasies for stop-losses, and depending on luck to recover. What truly awakened me was the emptiness I felt after losing all my principal in one night.

That day, I pulled out all my past trades and looked at them one by one:
- Why did I enter? No reason
- Why did I increase my position? Because of insecurity
- Why didn't I set a stop-loss? Fear of missing out
In short, it wasn't a system problem, it was a mindset problem.

Later, I started to rebuild my rhythm.
I began with managing my positions:
- Use only 20% of the account for each position
- Each trade should not lose more than 3%
- Lock in profits when I'm in the green, no reinvesting

Then came the strategy; before placing any order, I would confirm three things:
- Is the chart clear enough?
- Is the logic sound?
- Can I withstand the fluctuations?
When the market is good, don't be greedy; during consolidation, stay out of the market.

I even went two weeks without placing a single trade during the toughest times, just watching and reviewing, all to get my rhythm back.

Looking back now, the blow-up was completely deserved.
I was holding onto a set of wrong trading habits while foolishly hoping the market would bring me good luck.

This isn't a market problem; it's a human problem.
Contracts have never been a disaster; they only magnify your "execution ability."

So now I have fewer trades, but my rhythm is steady, and every trade has its ups and downs, allowing me to enter and exit.

Can I turn things around? Yes. But not by being reckless, not by blaming the market, but by turning things around with every single trade.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to maintain the rhythm. This is far better than being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without needing to be told.

#加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数 $ETH

How did I survive from 5000U down to only 800?

During that time, I almost thought I would never come back.

With an initial capital of 5000U, I had a smooth start, earning for three consecutive weeks. I got carried away, increasing my position size, ignoring stop-losses, and chasing breakouts... as a result, a single wave of pullback blew up three positions. When I snapped back to reality, I was left with only 800 dollars.

To be honest, I was terrifyingly out of control emotionally at that time:

I knew it was a choppy market, but I forced myself to believe it was a breakout; I knew I shouldn't chase the ups, but I insisted on entering to try for a reversal; I knew my position size was too heavy, yet I fantasized about making it all back in one go.

Later, I realized that operating in such a state is not trading; it's gambling.

How did I turn it around?

Step one, cut off the fantasies and face reality.
Thinking about doubling 800U? Don't even think about it. First, consider one thing: how to survive.
From that day on, I set a rule for myself: no single trade over 50U, better to miss opportunities than to trade recklessly, and if I don’t understand the market, I’ll turn off the computer. All operations must be planned in advance, with take-profit and stop-loss written down, and once in a position, I would not waver.

Step two, don’t go against the market.
I used to like bottom fishing and top picking, but ended up being the one left holding the bag each time. Now, I only trade with the trend—moving averages turning, volume breaking out, and holding support, I only do these. Not perfect? That’s okay, as long as the direction is right, take it slow.

Step three, record every trade and force myself to review.
Every loss, I write down: Why did I enter? Was the stop-loss in place? Was I over-leveraged? After some time, I realized that what really killed me was my mindset, not the market.
After that, my account gradually recovered to 3000U, then 6000U, and today it has returned to the right track.
It wasn't about hitting it big; it was built on countless decisions of "stay steady and not lose," accumulated bit by bit.
I'm not particularly smart or skilled; I just got hit a lot, learned the pain, and reined it in.

If you are also in a low point, don’t rush to recover your losses. First, find a way to fill the pit, get your rhythm back, then discuss everything else.

Opportunities haven't disappeared; you just have to learn to control yourself first.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to keep the rhythm. Is far better than you being busy alone! If you want to turn things around, you will find me without needing to say more.

Although the rolling warehouse method can help you achieve stable compound interest, you should not use it recklessly!

Many people get eager when they hear about rolling warehouses, wanting to jump in immediately, but most end up suffering greatly, not because they can't roll, but because they can't distinguish whether this is a trend or a fluctuation.

Remember this saying: Rolling warehouses are only suitable for trending markets; trying to roll in a fluctuating market is just giving away money!

So how do you determine whether the current market is fluctuating?

1. Prices are moving slowly, and the volume can't keep up.
The most intuitive characteristic: prices rise for one day, fall the next, and move sideways for three days.
It's like BTC hovering between 60,000 and 63,000, and ETH fluctuating around 3,200, bouncing back and forth over three days.

Looking at the volume, if the candlestick is moving but the trading volume is sluggish, it's a "false move"—the main force hasn't entered the market, retail investors are just playing against each other without any significant action.

At this time, if you rush in to open a position and roll, not only will you not be able to roll, but you might also get slapped in the face repeatedly.

2. Indicators frequently cross and uncross, lacking directional sense.
Another typical characteristic of a fluctuating market is that technical indicators become ineffective.
MACD, RSI, and moving averages are all in conflict.
MACD just crossed and immediately uncrossed;
Moving averages are tightly intertwined, going nowhere;
RSI jumps back and forth around 50, showing neither strength nor weakness.

At this time, what looks like a signal for takeoff is actually the main force fishing, waiting for you to jump in so they can cut you and leave.

3. No external catalysts, and emotions are cold.
You will find that the hot spots rotate quickly, funds are scattered, and there are no sustained explosive points.
Without significant news, without large players continuously building positions, and without on-chain data support, an increase in this context is highly unreliable.
The premise for rolling warehouses is: "Large funds are positioning, and the trend is about to unfold"—without a catalyst, there is no trend, so don’t fantasize about the market yourself.

So how do you determine that "fluctuation is about to end" and you can prepare to roll?
Prices start to approach key resistance levels on the daily/weekly charts, and the candlestick converges into a wedge;
Trading volume gradually increases, showing obvious expansion in bullish candlesticks;
News begins to show consistent expectations (such as nearing halving, large players entering, etc.);
On-chain data shows an increase in net fund inflow.

Only if two to three of the above conditions are met can you start rolling.

In a fluctuating market, what you should do the most is not add positions, but wait. When the market is quiet, learning to stop is what qualifies you to profit when real opportunities arise.

What you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

Starting from 1000U, how to achieve 20 times with rolling positions?

At the end of last year, I only had 1000U left in my account, and at that time I had no fame, not even a small transparency in the crypto circle.

I don't use high leverage, nor do I rely on luck to bet on coin kings; I just changed my approach: get the rhythm right and control my hands.

With this method, I steadily rolled my 1000U to over 100,000U.

There was no dramatic ‘all-in to change fate’ act throughout, just three strategies:

1. Entering with a 15-minute short-term rhythm
I only trade on strong coins with daily fluctuations, like mainstream coins such as BNB and ETH, only taking action when there is capital movement within the day.
Only consider entering when MACD has just golden crossed, volume is synchronously expanding, and price breaks through a small platform.
The target profit is not a violent surge, but rather a quick exit after 3-5 points. Controlling the rhythm and increasing the win rate is the core.

2. Daily rolling + profit-taking reinvestment
After each profitable trade, I don’t linger, and directly take profits, even if it’s only 10U, I execute a profit-taking strategy.
The capital for the next trade comes from the profit of the previous trade. Losses only come from “earned money” and never touch the initial capital.
The benefit of this approach is that it locks in risk and allows the funds to snowball.

3. Execution power is greater than skill
Don’t trade during sideways periods, don’t chase prices late at night;
Every day only make 1-2 trades, keep strict records, review every night, don’t follow others, don’t listen to rumors, and don’t frequently change strategies.
More importantly, if it’s time to stay out of the market, then stay out, don’t be impulsive, don’t gamble on the market.

A few examples:
First operation, AR coin short-term breakout, 27U received;
Second time, ETH volume breakout, entered at a pullback, secured 44U;
Third time, BNB fluctuated and broke through 655, I pre-arranged and easily took 60U.

Steadily rolling 1-2 trades every day, after a few months, from 1000U → 10,000 → 30,000 → 60,000 → 100,000……

This process sounds simple, but every step has details:
- Which patterns are more reliable?
- How to distinguish between true and false breakouts?
- When it’s time to hold, how to resist the urge to sell early?

I can only say that this rolling position rhythm is derived from practical experience and is truly effective.

If you also want to start with small funds, not relying on luck and taking a stable route, then this operational framework is worth referencing.

What you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but a person who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#加密市场回调 #美国加征关税 $ETH $BTC $LINK

Many people feel that when they first come in to play, they need to learn the technology and market analysis thoroughly in order to make money.

As a result, they get dizzy looking at K-lines and memorize indicators, but their accounts become more chaotic with each operation, and they can't even see the direction of the market clearly.

In fact, those who make steady profits in the market do not need to learn everything thoroughly; rather, a set of rules and a bit of knowledge are enough.

Many people become more confused after a series of operations. The reason is simply chasing highs and selling lows, being indecisive, and always feeling like they will suffer immensely if they miss an opportunity.

However, the more frequently you trade, the more likely you are to incur losses. Why? Because you have become emotional. Only those who have rhythm, dare to wait, and can execute can make money.

Let me share a method I have been using, which has helped many friends survive the market's lows and successfully benefit from rebounds.

Step 1: 30% exploratory position
When the market just starts or drops to a support level, take out 30% of your position and slowly enter. Prioritize mainstream projects; don’t expect to catch the bottom, but you must have some assets on hand to avoid being thrown out by the market.

Step 2: 40% supplementary position on pullbacks
What to do if it drops? Buy in batches. Each time it drops, add a little more, up to a maximum of 70%. This way, you're not confronting the market head-on, but gradually lowering your cost at lower levels. When others panic, you are just laying in wait.

Step 3: 30% trend-following position
Wait for the trend to be confirmed, such as when it stands back above important moving averages or key support levels, then you can put in the last 30% to ride the main upward wave. But remember, when the market comes, don’t cling to the battle; realizing profits is the hard truth.

Doesn’t it seem like there are no high-end techniques? Yes, this method doesn't rely on predictions, but on rhythm. The core is: patience, batching, and proper execution.

The real difficulty has never been understanding the charts, but seeing yourself clearly: Can you not be afraid of missing out, not rush into trades, and stick to your plan without being swayed by emotions?

This point seems simple, but it is the hardest to achieve.
But as long as you can do it, the market will naturally give you the answers.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to set the rhythm.
Is far better than you being busy alone!
Those who want to turn things around and understand will naturally find me.

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Main players never rely on luck to make money; retail investors perish because they "cannot understand the charts".

Many people stare at K-lines every day, thinking they have grasped the rhythm, but in reality, they are just running alongside the main players.
I've suffered enough losses to understand: true "technique" is not about guessing rises and falls, but about seeing through the intentions of the main players.
The following three structures are the key signals I've summarized from countless practical experiences for "avoiding kill points and catching explosive moves".

1. "Thunder before Calm" - False Bottom Structure
Many people think that when the price stops falling, it is stabilizing, but in reality, the main player is "fishing for a bottom".
Just as you enter the market, they strike again, causing you to panic and cut your losses.
Solution:
Two consecutive small upward candles with low volatility + continuously decreasing volume
Followed by a large downward candle with increased volume = false bottom established, and then the main decline follows.

In October 2023, SOL was flat for three days at $28, and the entire network was calling for a bottom, but then one large downward candle directly plunged to $22, hurting anyone who got on board.

2. "Takeoff after a Fake Drop" - Washing Plate Style Start
This is the main player's favorite explosive method:
First, they smash the price down to wash out retail investors, then they pull it up sharply.
Identification Method:
Strong support area + suddenly a downward spike candle + immediate recovery
Next day, a large upward candle with increased volume + followed by two medium upward candles = washing plate completed.

A typical example is LDO, which faked a drop to $1.80, shaking off a lot of people, and then three days later shot up to $2.80.

3. "High Position Inducing Buying" - False Breakout Double Top Killing Method
A single upward candle spikes high, seeming to break a new high, but in reality, it is a bait for unloading.
As you see it break out, the main player sees you entering, and then conveniently gives you a set.
Judgment Criteria:
Previous high breaks but with insufficient volume or RSI does not reach a new high
Second top closes with a long upper shadow + decreasing volume stagnation = structure completed.

The most typical example is the BTC spike to $73,000 in April 2024; it appeared to break a high, but internally it was weak, and three days later it crashed back down to $68,000.

What you see is the K-line chart; what the main player sees is your emotions.
The truly profitable patterns do not rely on intuition but on verification.
Do not let a single upward candle cloud your judgment, and do not let a spike cause your emotions to collapse.
Find structure in trends, look at emotions in structure, and underneath emotions lies the profit channel.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to set the pace.
Is far stronger than you blindly being busy alone!
Those who want to turn things around, those who understand, will naturally find me.

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Last year I made over 10 million, not because I was lucky, but because I finally stopped relying on luck to trade.

I've seen too many people fantasizing about getting rich overnight, and what happens? Chasing highs during the day, getting stabbed at night, waking up to a blood-red account, and no matter how unwilling, they are just runners in the market.

I won't hide it from you, I also went through the stage of blowing my account three times and still stubbornly holding on. What truly turned my situation around was that I completely changed my trading approach:

First change: Watching the US and European markets, not staying up means automatically giving up opportunities.
Don't think that the market will take care of you; the real main trading occurs mostly during the US stock hours.

I had an entire month where I woke up at 2 a.m. every day just to monitor the movement of BTC and ETH. During that time, ETH had the greatest volatility in the early morning, and a single wave could fundamentally change the account. If you’re not present, you naturally won’t earn the money on the table.

Second change: A drop is not panic, it’s an opportunity to make money.
Many people see mainstream coins crashing during the day and cut losses, not knowing that this is a typical Asian market washout.

I remember one time clearly when a mainstream coin dropped to a key support level, and the whole network was shouting about a crash; I doubled down. As a result, as soon as the US market opened, it shot up 8%.

The sharper the drop during the day, the faster it rebounds at night. A spike is not the end; it’s the starting point.

Third change: Watch the news, don’t follow the crowd.
Every time there’s positive news, the first thing is not to buy, but to reduce positions.
If you don’t understand the saying “buy the expectation, sell the fact,” you can only be harvested back and forth.

I started laying out my positions 5 days before the ETF announcement, and at the moment of the official announcement, I walked away. The market is not for celebration, it’s for realization.

Final change: No more heavy positions.
I used to go all in and bet on doubling. Later, I understood—

The biggest enemy of your account is yourself. Now, I ensure that each trade is no more than 5%, with stop-losses set firmly and profits planned. Slow? Yes. But stable.

To put it simply, making money is the result; execution is the threshold.
If you want to go far in this market, you must first control yourself and stabilize your mind.

Don’t fantasize about a single turnaround; true experts accumulate small victories over time.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to keep the rhythm.
Is far stronger than you busying yourself alone!
Those who want to turn things around and understand will naturally find me.

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Why do others easily double their money while you end up losing more despite your efforts?
Buying high leads to being trapped, and cutting losses results in rebounds; your account is like a leaking bucket, unable to hold profits.
The real reason lies within you; your emotions are not well managed.

Today, I will share a set of strategies I've been using called the "Three-Line Positioning Method." With it, I was able to steadily triple my investment even during last year's sideways market.

Step 1:
The amount of money you have doesn't matter; first, divide it into three parts.
For example, if you have 30,000, split it into three 10,000s—this is not capital; it's your "ammunition"!
The first line is the observation position, entering the market lightly to confirm the direction.
The second line is the reinforcement position, only adding during pullbacks, not chasing high prices.
The third line is the base position, reserved for extreme opportunities.

The benefit of this approach is: regardless of whether the market goes up or down, you have a plan.
While others panic and cut losses at the first sign of a drop, you can calmly wait to buy at lower prices.

Step 2:
What is the biggest problem for many people?
They fear losing profits when prices rise and are reluctant to cut losses when prices drop.
To put it plainly, they trade based on feelings without any solid rules.

I handle it with the simplest method:
3% stop loss, 6%-10% take profit, push protection on winning trades, and if wrong, accept the loss and exit.
If you wish to double your money overnight, it may lead to losing everything overnight;
If you just want to steadily gain a little with each trade, it will gradually grow your account.

Step 3:
Do I understand the rhythm of this coin?
Is my entry price based on logic rather than just a "feeling that it will rise"?
Even if the direction is wrong, where do I stop my risk?

If you can't answer these questions, don't take action.
Trading cryptocurrencies isn't about who is bolder; it's about who can survive longer and lose less.

Stop envying others; those "huge profit screenshots" you see often hide countless unseen moments of liquidation. The ones who can truly thrive in a bull market are those who can endure, remain steady, and apply logic.

Right now, the rhythm I am focusing on is: Bitcoin is stable, altcoins are adjusting, and opportunities are building momentum.
Want to turn things around? It's not about how smart you are now but whether you can resist temptation and avoid impulsive actions.

A correct method + stable execution + a good team to set the rhythm.
Is much better than you working aimlessly alone!
Those who want to turn around and understand will naturally find me.

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From 1000U to 50,000U, he climbed out of the trough with these three steps!

When he came to me, only 1000U was left in his account.
After a few months, when he looked at the trading records: chasing highs and selling lows, frequent operations, emotional trading... everything was out of rhythm.

Once, he lost two to three thousand in one day, almost triggering a margin call.
He said, "I really feel like I can't go on, I'm about to collapse."

I told him, "It's not that you don't have opportunities, but you're moving too fast. 1000U is not meant to be doubled, but to survive."

We only did three things to start turning the situation around.

Step One: No impulsive actions, just watch the trend
Stop predicting "will it rise tomorrow?", and avoid vague markets.
If you haven't identified the trend, stay out of the market and wait; clarify the direction, then try entering in batches.
Refuse to chase highs for rebounds, only trade trends you can understand.
In trading, stabilize your hands first, then talk about execution.

Step Two: Focus on position control, prioritize survival
Each operation, use at most 200U.
Set stop-loss orders, and exit directly once the stop-loss level is reached.
No greed, no holding on, don’t fantasize about "rebounds to cover losses".
From losing 2000 a day before, to now steadily earning 300 to 500 a day, his rhythm has finally stabilized.

Step Three: Review + Rhythm Execution
Review every trade, record thoughts and emotions.
If there’s a loss, analyze the problem first, rather than immediately "averaging down".
The market is always there, but a person's state cannot always be online.
The more you summarize, the steadier your heart, the more accurate your judgment.

Thus, two months later, his account grew from 1000U to 50,000U.
Not through explosive trades, nor overnight successes,
but through a set of rules + continuous execution, exchanging time for space, gradually rolling out results.

At first, he also doubted: "So slow, can it really turn around?"
But with each small profit stacked, he finally understood:
True stability does not rely on luck, but on "slow, steady, and precise".

Your account might only have a few hundred or a few thousand U now, and you may already feel anxious.
But if you want to turn things around, it’s not about risking it all,
but from now on, letting go of the gambler's mindset and learning to survive first.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to set the rhythm.
Is far better than you being busy alone!
Those who want to turn things around and understand will naturally find me.

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