顶级交易员阿成

I had already ambushed TIA at 1.46, now it's surged to 1.96, I've multiplied it by 20 times

When no one is paying attention, that's the time to act, pulling it up is like picking up money from the ground. The structure is still there, don't rush to leave, it still looks promising

In a bull market, only those who dare to ambush will reap the rewards.

I just ordered UNI in the group at noon, and it shot up right after that. Those who followed are enjoying the gains, recovering steadily.

Many people have been trading cryptocurrencies without understanding one thing:

The market is never about technical skills; it's about who can understand the emotions of the big players.

You think you're focused on the candlestick chart, but in reality, you're competing with the entire market's 'emotion.'

A sharp rise or a slow decline is not for your profit; it's the big players washing out the retail investors.

A sudden crash followed by a slow recovery is about collecting the last batch of believers' orders.

You ask me how to read the market? I say, don't rush to look at prices; first, look at the volume.

With volume, there’s a story; without volume, it’s just loneliness.

If there's no volume during a spike, don't get excited; that's not an opportunity, it's a meat grinder.

If there's high volume at the bottom, don't get overexcited; you need to see if there's a sustained rhythm.

In the past, I believed everything; I would jump in at every rise and buy during declines, resulting in my account getting smaller and smaller.

Later, I learned to focus on just two things: trading volume + a sense of rhythm,

and I finally stabilized, transforming from a losing retail trader into someone who gradually reaps the rewards from others.

To be honest, the true sophistication of trading is not about flaunting indicators or performing some miraculous moves,

it's about being able to 'stay in cash,' 'not being greedy,' 'doing what you understand and lying down when you don’t.'

No emotions, no obsessions, no impulses.

This is the ultimate form of trading.

Still, as the saying goes, a single tree cannot make a forest; a lone sail cannot travel far!
Having a good team to guide you is always much stronger than going solo; I have always been here!!!

In one breath, I went from 10,000 USDT to over 100,000 USDT; this wave of market conditions is simply tailor-made for rolling positions.

Many people are still hesitating and watching; in fact, this kind of trend is one of the best windows for the 'rolling strategy' in the past six months.

I started with 10,000 USDT, initially buying low during the fluctuations and selling high, then in the middle phase, I went long with the trend and added to my position during pullbacks. I hit the rhythm just right, and in less than 22 days, my account reached 80,000.

This isn't gambling with my life or an aggressive sprint; it's a combination of rhythm + position + risk control. Every step is planned, and every trade calculates the profit and loss ratio.

During this time, quite a few people asked me if I knew some insider information on how I managed to double my returns continuously.

Actually, it's not that mysterious:

I can clearly see the structure and preemptively position myself;

I keep my positions steady to withstand volatility;

I can control my emotions and don't easily make rash moves.

I mainly focused on the rhythm between ETH and BTC. There were two opportunities for washouts and false liquidations during the market, and while many panicked, I instead added to my position in line with the trend; when the key point arrived, I took profits, locked in gains, and waited for a pullback opportunity to re-enter.

What truly causes profits to explode is not the surge of a specific coin, but a complete rolling position system:

How to add, how to reduce, how to relay, how to collect.

This method is something I learned through losses; it took me three years to truly master it. It may not be suitable for everyone, but for those who want to climb out of a deep hole and recover their losses, it might be the most stable solution.

As for more specific rhythm points and position calculations, it's inconvenient to go into too much detail. Those who can understand this article likely already know how to operate.

Saying more is meaningless; the market is moving, and opportunities are endless.

Those who are suitable will naturally understand.

For those who don't understand, just treat it as a story to read.

I lost 6 million before I understood

The crypto world is not about IQ, it's about desperately trying to stay alive.

Now there are still people asking me every day:

"Bro, can you really make money trading coins?"

I don't want to explain anymore.

After my account broke 10 million, I just want to say one thing:

If you don't want to die, remember these iron rules below.

Otherwise, don't touch contracts, really, exit early and don't waste your capital.

First, if your capital is not 200,000 USDT, don't pretend to be some kind of 'value investor'.

Eating the main rise in a bull market, learning to dodge in a bear market, is the way for ordinary people to survive.

Second, don't rush just because of good news,

I’ve statistically found that 78% of good news will turn into negative news within 24 hours.

If you don't run, others will treat you as an ATM.

Third, I never leave altcoins before holidays,

Five years of experience tells me:

If there’s no crash after the holiday, it’s because the big players forgot to collect the corpses before the holiday.

Fourth, below the yearly line is not a 'golden pit',

90% of people die because of these three words.

If you really want to catch the bottom, only act after a 15% drop, add more after a 30% drop, and take profit after an 8% rebound, don’t fantasize about a V-shape recovery.

Fifth, the ones who really make quick money are short-term traders with three highs:

High volatility, high turnover, high controversy.

See explosive volume + Bollinger band breakout? Just go for it, don’t hesitate, opportunities don’t wait for anyone.

Sixth, stop-loss is not optional, it’s the only way for you to stay alive.

If you don’t run after losing more than 7% on a trade, you are the market’s sacrifice.

I used to tough it out,

Until one day I lost hundreds of thousands, and I got numb, only then did I start to learn to back down.

Seventh, want to enjoy short-term trading? Enter at the golden cross in 15 minutes, and exit within 4 hours,

If you make more than 5%, just walk away, don’t be greedy.

Most people don’t die from falling prices, they die from not wanting to leave.

Eighth, don’t learn a bunch of trading strategies, they are useless.

Pick one move and practice it to perfection,

I made 30 million in three years just relying on one move to ride the main wave,

I don’t touch anything else.

Ninth, and most importantly:

You think you are catching the bottom, but in fact, you are being caught at the bottom.

The real golden pit must meet three hidden conditions.

I won’t say them because you wouldn’t believe it even if I did.

People die in the crypto world every day, but it’s not the market that harms them,

It’s insufficient awareness + emotional highs + unwillingness to admit mistakes.

Those who have survived to today have already lived longer than 90% of people.

If you want to turn things around, it doesn’t rely on luck, it relies on whether you can first learn not to die.

300U can also be the starting point of confidence.

On the day my account had only 300U left, I wasn't panicking, I didn't self-deprecate, and I certainly didn't give up.

I knew very well that this wasn't the end, but rather a different kind of beginning.

I didn't think about doubling my money through luck, nor did I fantasize about getting rich overnight.

I just wanted to see if, in this extreme situation, I had the ability to survive.

Starting from this 300U, I stopped recklessly over-investing, I stopped relying on luck, and I planned every operation in advance, setting entry and exit points, and stop-losses. I didn’t chase rises or panic-sell.

I had already discarded the impulse to make trades based on gut feelings.

At this point, I finally understood: what really allows a person to survive is not a stroke of luck or two, but a comprehensive, sustainable system that can be executed long-term.

I might only earn 40U or 50U every day, which doesn’t seem like much, but compared to the days where I easily lost hundreds or thousands, this profit actually gives me more peace of mind.

It’s not just a number; it’s proof of my stable condition.

Taking profits from small fluctuations, cautiously testing at critical points, able to enter and exit when needed.

No gambling, no holding on, no greed.

I’m not thinking about making quick money, but about making steady, reliable money.

Now, I am much more low-key, not showing off or making noise, just quietly turning this 300U into confidence.

The road may still be long, but I know the direction is right.

If you are just starting out and have only a little bit of capital,

Don't be afraid of having little; be afraid of being chaotic. Don't rush to get quick results; first learn to be steady.

Starting with 300U isn't high, but I want to use it to win a clean victory.

3000U rolled to 10WU, to be honest, this wave is really not based on luck.

With the market fluctuating like this, don’t say you can't do it; I have a bunch of people around me just staring blankly. But it’s this kind of back-and-forth market that I like the most—exploding long positions and then short positions, the main force washing people back and forth, and I take advantage of the chaos to roll my positions.

How did I do it? It's simple, if you can't pinpoint the direction, don't gamble; just put up conditional orders for both long and short, and you can eat profits from both sides even with spikes. On June 3rd, ETH gave me two opportunities; I got in with a small position of 300U, and in one day I netted 400 dollars.

When my account reached 5000, I made a bold move: first, I withdrew 2000 to lock in profits, and the remaining 3000 was divided into three parts, adding to my position in a pyramid shape. You might think this sounds crazy; that day SOL broke 180, I first used 1000U to test the waters, and when it rose, I added another 2000, and then directly went all in with the last 3000. I took profits at 195, making nearly 8000U in one go. Don’t say my position was aggressive; I was firmly holding my stop loss.

There’s also a strategy called “phantom position” that I won’t elaborate on; those who play deep naturally understand this. When this thing doubles, no one tells you that you’re fierce, but when it pulls back, you don’t even dare to speak up.

In a bull market, it’s about guts; in a volatile market, it’s about who can be steady. Most people run when they make a profit and endure when they lose, and in the end, it’s not the market that takes them out, it’s themselves dragging themselves down with repeated actions.

If you really want to turn around your positions, stop saying things like "I don’t understand"; whether you can profit depends on whether you have the guts to execute.

The market changes rapidly, and when there’s movement, I shout out immediately! If you want to secure your chips and seize the opportunity, pay attention and don’t miss the next wave!

Why do people still stubbornly trade contracts knowing they might get liquidated?

The truth is quite simple:
The issue is not with leverage, but whether you can control the risk.

Those who truly trade contracts do not rely on luck, but on these three principles:

First: Do you really understand leverage?

The platform shows 10x, 20x, but that's just for you to see,

The actual risk of the position you open is what matters.

For example: If your account has 10,000 USDT and you plan to lose a maximum of 500 USDT, then you open a position of 30,000 USDT,

On the surface, it looks like 3x, but what you're actually playing with is a 60x real leverage.

Once the market slightly turns around, you will explode on the spot.

So, don't be fooled by the superficial multiples; the core is how much loss you can bear.

Second: Contracts are not about betting on direction, but about calculating risk control.

The truth of the market: every profit you make comes from someone else's liquidation.

Real veterans spend most of their time in cash waiting for opportunities,

What they wait for is not price movements, but windows of risk misalignment.

Making money with contracts relies on rhythm, misalignment, and calculated advantages.

Third: Winning in contracts goes against human nature.

When others panic, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you take a step back.

Cut losses when necessary, if a loss exceeds 5%, do not hesitate for a second time.

When profits come, don’t rush to take them—amplifying your position is not gambling, it's allowing the profits to outpace the losses.

In the end, contracts are not a casino, but a matter of who understands the calculations better.

Those who know how to play never chase trends; they only pursue certainty.

Those who get liquidated are always dreaming.

Those who make money are constantly calculating calmly.

If you want to survive, don't think about making money first.

You think the cryptocurrency market is about technology, but in fact, it's about who can last the longest.

Many newcomers enter with eight thousand dollars, leveraging 20 times, aiming for quick riches. What’s the result?

Either they get liquidated to zero or they are left questioning their life choices.

Today, I will condense the pitfalls I've experienced into four sentences to save your life:

1. Don’t touch what you don’t understand; random clicking leads to losses.

Perpetual contracts may seem simple, but they hide deadly traps.

Leverage is not a tool to double your gains; it magnifies risk, and starting with 5 times is just right.

If you don’t set stop-loss on every trade, you’re just waiting to blow up.

2. Only trade what you understand.

Don’t chase after rumors chaotically; don’t gamble on your life during volatility.

Enter the market only after the trend has established itself; you’re making money based on certainty, not impulsive moves.

3. Control your position, and leave room within your portfolio.

With eight thousand dollars, don’t go all in; build your position in three steps: trial and error, increase your position, and reserve for potential crashes.

If the market is stagnant, just observe; wait for the right signals before acting.

4. Only trade BTC/ETH; don’t touch air coins.

Do you think small coins rise quickly?

In reality, a single drop can make you lose a month’s worth of work.

This method is one I’ve developed with real money; the losses I’ve incurred are enough for you to graduate early.

These are not profound terminologies; they are simple methods to protect your capital.

No matter how much I say, it won’t help. If you truly want to turn things around, the first step is to stop your reckless ways.

Stay on rhythm, seize the opportunity, follow me, and gradually enjoy the rewards.

The opportunities are given by me; whether you follow the rhythm or not is your choice.

Don’t wait for the next market to arrive while you’re still on the sidelines watching others take off.

Is there only 3000 in the crypto space? Sharing the strongest survival strategy!

Recently, many friends have asked me: "Is there still an opportunity in the crypto space with just 3000 (about 400 USD)?"
I just want to say: Of course there is!

Step 1: Use 100 USD for contracts (remember! Only use 100 USD)
Find popular coins, keep an eye on news, look at technical charts, and strictly set take-profit and stop-loss. The goal is to grow from 100 to 200.

Step 2: Continue to double 200 USD to 400.

Step 3: Bet the last round with 400 USD to 800.

If you have luck and skill, and you pass through the three stages, you will have 1100 USD in hand, and your capital will have nearly tripled.

Note: A maximum of three times!
Because that's how the crypto world is; you might win 9 times, but one liquidation can wipe you out. Don't be greedy; withdraw when you win!

What to do after three doubles? Don't rush into it; it's time to settle down.

1. Spend time studying the market; don't buy blindly.
Just because someone is shouting loudly doesn’t mean you should rush in. Real opportunities are hidden in the fundamentals of the project, team background, market sentiment, and technical paths. Spend more time researching, and you'll find that those potential coins already have signals early on.

2. Diversify; don't put all your eggs in one basket.
After turning 3000 into 1000 USD, start laying out long-term projects. You can divide it into several parts and invest in a few coins you believe in, such as certain AI tracks, game chains, L2 public chains, etc. Don't seek to get rich quickly; first, protect your principal.

3. Time is your friend; hold quality coins for the long term.
Choosing the right coins and holding them for the long term is often easier to make money than watching the market every day. When the market falls, you can hold on, and when it rises, you won't easily exit.

4. Leverage is not a monster, but don’t use it recklessly.
If you want to use leverage, remember: use light positions, set stop-loss, know when to enter and exit. If not used properly, leverage can become a noose.

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