加密摆渡人

In June, the Dan Chart was made public, yielding 8187%. Converted, a principal of 10,000 turned into 818,700 U by the end of the month. This yield is quite impressive.

This month, I executed 23 Dans, with a win rate of 85.71%. ETH long captured a yield of 1688%; while the highly volatile altcoin ALT managed to achieve 1479% even in a bearish market.
One could say the strategy is clear, entering decisively and exiting decisively.

This rate of return and win rate are definitely not just a matter of luck.

Of course, there were 5 stop-losses even without wind, with an average drawdown of around -150%. However, the overall profit-loss ratio is well controlled, with one profitable trade being enough to cover multiple losses.

Looking back at such results, it also needs to be noted: high returns often come with high intensity monitoring and high leverage operations. Not everyone can maintain discipline and emotional stability day after day. More importantly, once you make a mistake, it could directly lead to zero.

If you want to take this path, first ask yourself three questions:
Can you accept losing half of your account in a day?
Are you brave enough to cut losses decisively when losing money?
Can you remain calm and not act during extreme fluctuations?

This is not a denial, but a reminder. Returns are always proportional to risk; learning to see through the costs behind the numbers is where true progress begins.

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Eight years ago, I was just an ordinary office worker, working nine to five, earning less than ten thousand a month. At that time, I thought that with my salary, buying a house and improving my life was nothing but a dream.

By chance, I got in touch with the cryptocurrency world and tried to enter the market with the only 300,000 I had.

Without any background or guidance, I had to explore everything by myself. In the first two years, I stumbled and fell countless times, losing hope. But I persevered through the toughest methods, survived the ups and downs, and grew my capital to tens of millions.

This year, I am 36 years old, living in Ganzhou, with several properties: one for myself, one for my family, and another as a marriage home for my child.

After going through these 2880 days, I want to share my experiences with you—
not flashy tricks, but a set of rules that even a fool can learn.

First, if prices rise quickly and fall slowly, the market makers are quietly accumulating.
Don't rush to exit. A rapid increase followed by a slow correction is not a peak, but a washout. What’s to fear is a rapid drop after a volume increase; that’s the real trap.

Second, if prices fall quickly and rise slowly, the market makers are running away.
A flash crash followed by a slow rebound is not an opportunity to pick up bargains; it's the last wave of temptation. Don’t hold onto the fantasy that since it has fallen this much, it can still fall further.

Third, high volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean death; no volume is truly dangerous.
If the price rises to a high level and there is still sustained volume, it might push higher; but if it reaches the peak with no volume, be careful of a crash.

Fourth, don’t get excited about volume at the bottom; sustained volume is more reliable.
One-time volume is bait. Focus on continuous days of volume, especially after a period of contraction, as that signals an opportunity to accumulate.

Fifth, trading cryptocurrencies is about trading emotions; ups and downs are reflected in the volume.
You think you should focus on candlestick charts, but what you should really be watching is market sentiment. Trading volume is a mirror of consensus; price is just a reflection.

Sixth, having no attachment is the ultimate state in the crypto world.
No obsession, able to hold cash; no greed, not chasing highs; no fear, willing to take action. This is not a Zen mindset; it is the strongest trading psychology.

The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is your self-control and clarity. What can truly help you is someone who can guide you to see the rhythm and point the way.

What you lack is not effort, and this market is not short of opportunities; what you really lack is someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#ETH创历史新高 $ETH $BTC $BNB

The nature of humanity in trading is like this:
When first caught, everyone thinks they can hold on;

But when the unrealized losses grow larger and the time spent holding on gets longer, the thought shifts to: God bless, as long as I can break even on this trade, I’ll run as fast as I can.

Bottom fishing and top picking in trading are unprofitable trades. Most people, while bottom fishing and top picking, end up stubbornly holding on without cutting losses, and the final outcome is liquidation.

The most important part is that during this holding period, the mental pressure on traders is immense. So, even if the market really turns after holding for a long time, they can’t make money because the moment they break even, they will run.

This is normal human nature, so if you make a mistake, you must cut losses immediately.

Otherwise, if you don’t cut losses immediately, the second moment you won’t be able to bring yourself to cut the position, and the unrealized losses will grow larger. During this process, the trading mentality will undergo drastic changes, and when you reach the psychological and financial limits of holding, the real tops and bottoms will emerge.

So, when you cut your position, you are either at the ceiling or at the floor. Don’t think that the main force is just lacking one more retail trader; in fact, a big wave of retail traders share this psychology. Even if they manage to hold on, they will rush to run as soon as they break even, and it is absolutely impossible to maintain a good mindset to wait for profits.

The market is still brewing. If you still don’t understand how to play, it’s okay, let’s quickly layout together for this round of bull market and become rich together!

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Some time ago, someone asked me if small funds can really turn around?

I replied: Yes, but you need to be determined and have the ability to survive.

I have experienced it myself—starting with 30,000, and after several rounds of rolling, I reached nearly 4 million at the highest. Outsiders think it’s luck, but the truth is: luck is just an embellishment; the core lies in position rhythm and mental strength.

The first time, I chose to go all in. I almost put my entire position in; once the direction was right, the funds took off instantly; what if I was wrong? Then it would blow up. Fortunately, I hit the rhythm right, and my account doubled.

The second time, I became cautious. I didn’t act blindly but patiently waited, hardly sleeping for two whole days. When the key breakthrough came, I entered without hesitation, doubling my capital again.

The third time, others started to get reckless, greedily wanting to increase their stakes. I, however, took the opposite approach, pulling out part of the profits directly, while the rest continued to fight. As a result, the market skyrocketed out of control, and my account broke a million, while I could still firmly hold my base position.

Therefore, the true secret of rolling positions is very simple:
① Be willing to take large positions, but only at extremely high-confidence nodes
② Each time you profit, you must take some off the table, keeping the embers
③ Never fantasize about being invincible; the market can wipe you out at any time

Why can’t many people roll properly? It’s not that the market doesn’t give opportunities, but that their mindset collapses: hesitating when they should push, and being trapped by greed when they should pull back.

Rolling positions is never a game of luck; it is a sharp knife. If you hold it well, you can break through your own ceiling; if you can't hold it, it will turn back and cut you to the bone.

The market is still brewing; if you still don’t understand how to play, it’s okay, hurry up and layout with me, and let’s get rich together in this bull market!

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Some say small funds can never turn around, but I managed to take a principal of 5000U and, over two months of steady effort, reached nearly 60,000U. Many people shook their heads and said it was luck, but can luck really achieve this level?

At first, I was like most people, fantasizing about getting rich overnight, but it wasn't long before I suffered the consequences of liquidation.

Later, my account was down to 5000U, and I knew very well: if I continued to act recklessly, this little money wouldn't last a week. So I set rules for myself—don’t chase the market, don’t be greedy, and don’t make frequent trades.

I focused on one logic—going with the trend:
While others couldn't resist chasing orders during rapid price spikes and drops, I would rather miss out than act;
When others frequently switched sectors, I stuck to one direction, waiting for the trend to clarify before moving.
It sounds boring, but in the crypto world, those who survive are often the most "boring" people.

There was one time that left a deep impression on me. The market was so volatile that countless people lost their cool, with voices shouting for both short and long positions.
I waited three whole days before decisively entering the market after key support was repeatedly confirmed. That trade yielded a full 60% profit.
Some said it was good luck, but I knew in my heart that it was the reward for my patience.

From 5000U to 60,000U, there are no so-called shortcuts.
The summary comes down to three points:
Staying in cash can save your life; positions should be light; actions should be decisive;
If you can endure, you can survive;
If you dare to be decisive, you can reap the rewards.

Many think I’m bragging, but these are all solid experiences.

I can do it, others may not be able to, but you have to rid yourself of the mentality of luck, let go of fantasies, and learn to fight against yourself.

If you also have a small amount of funds and don’t want to become fodder again, don’t want to be someone else's "ATM," then what you need to learn is not how to get rich overnight, but how to survive and grow your capital within the market's rules.

The market is still brewing; if you don’t understand how to play, it's okay, hurry up and strategize with me, and this bull market will take you to the sky!

#ETH创历史新高 #以太坊生态山寨币普涨

The truth that 90% of people lose all their contracts!

Brothers, I have a friend who, after six months in the market, saw his account drop from 30,000 USDT to just a few hundred. It's not that he doesn't know how to read the charts; the problem is his bad habits are too deadly.

Once he opened 50x leverage, even a slight market shake would wipe out his funds completely. At first, he managed to win a few times, but then one big bearish candle wiped everything out.

Then there's the chasing of rising prices and selling on drops. When Ethereum broke 4000, he got excited and jumped in, only to see it crash immediately. By the time he painfully cut his losses, the price reversed and shot up. He was essentially treated like an ATM.

The worst was his stubbornness. He once bought Dogecoin, thinking it was just a small pullback, and stubbornly held it from 0.5 all the way down to 0.15, evaporating two-thirds of his capital.

I advised him, but he always said: the next trade will turn things around. As a result, in just six months, his account balance was almost zero.

Later I realized one thing: trading without rules is just giving money to the market.

I also suffered heavy losses back then. Once, I gambled on a small coin, losing three days in a row, almost risking my last capital. Fortunately, I calmed down and avoided repeating the same mistake.

Looking back, 90% of the losses actually fall into three traps:

Following calls in groups, going all in, only to find out the so-called good news was just the market makers unloading their positions, making you the bag holder.

High leverage, fantasizing about becoming rich in an instant, but in the end, you enjoy it for less than half an hour, only to be sent away by a single spike. Stubbornly holding onto positions, clearly just a small pullback, but you force yourself into a countdown to zero.

Later, I learned a few ironclad rules for survival:
Only trade trends longer than 4 hours, avoid the short cycle traps that market makers love to play.

Only open trades with a risk-reward ratio of at least 2:1, with stop losses at 50 dollars and take profits at 100 dollars; lose twice, win once, and you can recover.

Control the risk of each trade to within 2% of your capital; even if you lose ten times in a row, you still have chips for the next market move.

Brothers, you might want to ask yourself: Have you already lost half your capital, but still want to recover it with one trade? Have you been liquidated twice, yet still fantasize about a comeback? Have you not even understood the charts and are relying solely on intuition?

The coldest truth about the market is that opportunities are always there, but most people don't have the capital to wait for a bull market. Rules are the only saving grace. Surviving means you have the chance to pick up chips for the next market move.

#俄乌冲突即将结束？ #ETH质押退出动态观察 $MEME $LA

Brothers, have you ever thought about what an ordinary person truly goes through to make 1 million in the crypto world?

Many people, when they first enter, think that the crypto world is just a casino where they can multiply their money overnight. As a result, most people end up blowing their accounts, then going to zero, and finally leaving disheartened.

Very few who manage to reach 1 million have done so without challenges.

I know a guy who initially had only 5000U as capital. He would stare at the group chat every day, following others' calls—if they called for a buy, he bought; if they called for a sell, he sold. What happened? In less than a month, his account was left with less than 1000U. During that time, he stayed up every night, palms sweating, even eating while monitoring the market, nearly breaking down.

Later, he learned from his painful experiences and decided to stop rushing in blindly and instead take it slow. He set rules: use only 20% of his capital at a time, and immediately cut losses if the direction was wrong; if it was right, he would gradually increase his position. He aimed for only 10% or 20% profits each time, but he never got greedy. Others laughed at him for being too conservative, but he relied on these “small goals” to gradually increase his capital.

It took him over a year to grow from 1000U to 30,000U. There were times when he was tempted to go all in on apparent opportunities, but he managed to resist. The real turning point came at the beginning of a bull market when he held onto 30,000U and successfully captured a trend, pushing his account to over 200,000.

But at this point, the real test began. Going from 200,000 to 1 million wasn’t about skills but rather mindset. He watched his funds shrink by a third in a single day and endured several weeks of hardly making any profit. However, he no longer operated chaotically; instead, he focused on the bigger picture, preferring to miss opportunities rather than take unnecessary risks.

Finally, when the bull market exploded, he held steady, and he was able to see his account break through 1 million for the first time.

Many only see his current success but do not realize the countless nights he almost gave up.

So I often say, for an ordinary person to make 1 million in the crypto world, it’s not about talent or luck, but about discipline, patience, and mindset developed through repeatedly climbing out of pits.

Making 1 million isn’t hard; what’s hard is whether you can endure until that day.

If you don’t want to keep spinning your wheels, then join me to plan your strategy, so you can come out of the low valley sooner. The current market is a great opportunity to recover and increase your capital.

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A friend once told me a saying: In the past few years of trading cryptocurrencies, the biggest tuition he paid was not the money lost, but the repeated failure to adhere to principles.

His worst moment was when his account grew from 200,000 to 800,000, only to be wiped out completely within a month due to over-leveraging. After that, he took a long time to return to the market.

Later, he organized all his lost experiences into a set of rules and posted them next to his computer, reciting them before every trade.

Today, I'm sharing this set of rules, hoping to help you reduce your tuition to the market.

First Rule: Principal Always Comes First
Wiping out your account is the biggest risk; preserving your principal is essential for a comeback.

Second Rule: Profits Don't Have to be Maximum, Just Steady
It's okay to earn a little less; sustainable accumulation is the real compound interest.

Third Rule: Always Leave Room in Your Positions
Don’t go all in; act according to the market trend, and you'll have room to maneuver.

Fourth Rule: Heavy Positions Are Poison
Even the best opportunities require an exit strategy. Heavy positions can imbalance your mindset.

Fifth Rule: Enter with Patience, Exit with Decisiveness
Hesitation often leads to missed opportunities or delays, magnifying risk while missing profit.

Sixth Rule: There Are Infinite Opportunities, But Limited Capital
There's no need to chase maximum gains every time; preserving capital is the key.

Seventh Rule: Stop Losses Must Be Executed
The market won't change because of your reluctance; stop losses are the only safety valve.

Eighth Rule: Locking in Profits is Real Gain
Whether long-term or short-term, profits in your account are what count.

Ninth Rule: The Market Has Cycles, Up and Down Must Revert
Learn to recognize extreme market conditions; avoid emotional trading at peaks and troughs.

Tenth Rule: Missing Out is Not Scary, Forcing It is Dangerous
There are new opportunities in the market every day; missing one wave is okay.

Eleventh Rule: Patience is a Skill
Not trading is also a strategy; patience is often more valuable than impulse.

Twelfth Rule: Take Profits When They’re There
Rest when you reach your goal; don’t let greed destroy your existing gains.

Thirteenth Rule: Stop Loss Depends on Yourself, Profit Depends on the Market
You can only control losses; you cannot force profits.

He truly earned his first million, not from a one-time windfall, but by ingraining these rules into his very being.

In this market cycle, whether you can recover your losses is entirely up to you. Start planning with me early, and you can soon rise from the lows. $ETH

Many people tell me that the path in the cryptocurrency world is too difficult, and those who have lost a lot of money basically can't get back up. I laughed because I am a living example.

In 2024, I once lost over seven hundred thousand, and that feeling of collapse can only be understood by those who have experienced it. My phone broke, the software was deleted, and I disappeared for a while, even thinking to myself, 'Well, maybe this is it.'

But after calming down, I realized that the sense of unwillingness in my heart tortured me more than the money I lost.

So at the beginning of this year, when I only had a few thousand U left, I set a rule for myself: try again, but this time I must change my strategy.

As a result, relying on this little remaining capital, I gradually fought back, not only turning the situation around but also making up for the previous losses.

To turn things around, there are only a few simple principles:
Never go all in: the maximum position is forty percent, the rest is emergency funds.
Be brave to cut losses: if the market is not right, cut the position and leave; as long as there's still a chance, there's no need to worry about running out of resources.
Go with the trend: if it’s rising, focus on strong stocks; if it’s falling, short-sell; never gamble on tops and bottoms.
Rolling position thinking: reinvest a part of the profits, and immediately withdraw another part, slowly rolling it into a snowball.

These seemingly 'boring' rules have helped me endure fluctuations time and again. I've seen too many people blow up due to luck; I am one of those who turned things around through execution.

Among those I’ve guided, some have tripled their investments in just a few days, while others have been pulled back from the brink of liquidation, and now they can steadily make money every month. Turning things around is never a myth, but whether you can control yourself.

Now the market is heating up again, with opportunities and traps coexisting.
If you ask me what my biggest feeling is, it’s this: don’t think about getting rich overnight; first learn to survive.

If you don’t want to keep going in circles, then join me in strategizing to help you come out of the low point as soon as possible. The current market is a good opportunity for recovery and turning positions around.

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Contracts, simply put, are accelerators.
If you judge the direction correctly, it can multiply your profits several times; but if the direction is wrong, it can also wipe you out in a day.

Many people, when they first enter the market, think about "leveraging to turn things around," only to find their account funds taken away by the market before they even get warm. To truly go far in contracts, you must understand a few iron rules.

First: Light positions are the foundation of survival.
Many people come in and immediately go all-in with high leverage, betting on luck, not skill. True traders always build positions cautiously. Start with a small position, wait for the trend to confirm, and then gradually increase the position. This way, even if you encounter reverse fluctuations, you can withdraw unscathed.

Second: Don’t blindly guess based on momentary feelings.
Many people place orders based on intuition, chasing when they see prices rise and cutting when they see prices fall. The core is to observe key levels. If the support area holds, that's a low-buy opportunity; if the resistance area can't be broken multiple times, it's a good chance for short positions. Direction isn't guessed randomly, but verified by key points.

Third: Stop-loss is your armor for survival.
In my early years, I also had a lucky mentality, thinking the market would turn around, but ended up losing most of my capital in one go. Later, I realized that stop-loss isn't failure, but a way to protect your qualification to continue participating. Setting a stop-loss properly prevents you from being kicked out by an unexpected event.

Fourth: The trend is your biggest friend.
Don't contend with the market. If the main trend is rising, you short; if the main trend is falling, you long, even if you pick up a small profit in the short term, you will ultimately lose it back. Only by following the trend can you sustainably profit.

Fifth: Mindset determines your longevity.
The reason why technically sound individuals face liquidation often lies in a broken mindset. After several consecutive losses, they rush to double down hoping to recover, only to end up exiting overnight. True experts are those with a strong sense of rhythm, able to hold cash, accept small losses, and not be driven by emotions.

Contracts aren't difficult; the challenge is controlling oneself. Learn to manage your positions, understand how to protect your stop-loss, operate in accordance with the trend, and stabilize your mindset. This is a complete system. If you can do these few things, contracts will not be a meat grinder, but a tool for growing your capital.

In this market cycle, whether you can recover your funds depends entirely on yourself. Start planning with me early, and let’s help you rise from the low point sooner.

#中国加密新规

I relied on a 'foolish method' to multiply my account by over a hundred times!

Many people don't believe it when they hear it, but I truly used it to turn 10,000 into over 1 million!

Back then, I chased hot trends and focused on indicators every day, but when the market went up, I didn't earn much, and when it went down, I got trapped, making my account messier and messier. The worst time, I blew up my account three times in a month, and I began to doubt life.

Later, an elder reminded me: the more you try to take shortcuts, the more likely you are to fall hard. The ones who can really make money are those who repeatedly execute the 'foolish method.'

What he passed on to me was the most basic 'pyramid scaling method.' At first, I thought it was troublesome, but after trying it a few times, I found it to be very stable!

How does this 'foolish method' work?

Step 1: Test with a small position
Start with only 20%~30% of your initial position; even if you judge wrong, you can retreat safely. The market is full of opportunities, so don't go all in at once.

Step 2: Incremental scaling
After confirming the trend, add a little to your position every time a key level is broken; if there is a pullback, incrementally add to your position at the support level. This way, your position builds up slowly, and you won't get trapped right at the start.

Step 3: Accelerate profits
When the market establishes a trend and the moving averages stabilize, then fill in the remaining capital. Let profits drive profits and get the position rolling.

Why is this method stable?
✅ No need to predict tops and bottoms, go with the trend
✅ Risks are controllable, always leave an escape route
✅ The more you do it, the calmer you become, less prone to emotional decisions
✅ Even beginners can get started easily, almost zero threshold

Now I only pursue certain opportunities, not chasing prices or staying up late watching the market blindly. With this 'foolish method,' my account has been steadily increasing, and my mindset has become even steadier.

Many people always think about getting rich overnight, but instead, they end up blowing up their accounts repeatedly. In fact, surviving first gives you the qualification to talk about doubling your money. If you follow this method, you'll find that making money has never required flashy operations!

If you don't want to keep spinning in place, then join me in planning, and let you emerge from the low point sooner; the current market is a great opportunity to recover and double your account.

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300U rolling to 50,000? Just rely on this set of strategies!

Many people ask: how to grow small capital into large amounts? Today I’m going to share some practical tips! Rolling positions is not about blind impulse or casual gambling; it relies on position rhythm + take profit and stop loss, steadily built step by step!

300U rolling position practical strategies

① Start with light positions
Control the first order within 100~150U, with positions not exceeding 50%. First, learn to protect the principal, ensuring "no explosion, no large drawdown".

② Only take chances you are confident in
Conditions: there is support + there is a trend + profit-loss ratio ≥ 2:1, don’t gamble randomly. The principle is to make one trade, live to trade another.

③ Stop loss iron rule
Single loss must not exceed 5% of the account. For example, for a 300U account, single stop loss should be controlled within 15U, and cannot be changed on the spot.

④ Take profit with rhythm
Small fluctuations: take profit at 2040 points.
Medium fluctuations: take profit at 70150 points.
Medium to long term: only worth holding if the profit-loss ratio ≥ 3:1.

⑤ Rolling to 1000U → Position upgrade
Single position increased to 300~400U, risk reduced to 3%~4%, drawdown controlled within 10%.

⑥ Every time it doubles → Lock in profits first
When 1000U doubles to 2000U, first withdraw 200~300U, even if the account draws down, it can stabilize your mindset, preventing a return to square one overnight.

Grasp the core:
In the small capital phase, focus on survival;
In the medium capital phase, focus on acceleration;
In the large capital phase, focus on preserving profits.

If you can stick to this rhythm for 30 days, you will see changes in your account.

What you lack is not effort; this market does not lack opportunities, what you really lack is someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

#加密市场回调 #俄乌冲突即将结束？ $AIOT $DOGE $MYX

A friend had only 8000U left in his account last year and was about to give up.
I advised him not to gamble recklessly, but to divide his funds into several parts and only use a small portion to trade.
As a result, in just two months, his account steadily grew to 36,000U.
He himself said that it wasn't about how many times he predicted correctly, but rather about controlling his losses each time and being able to amplify his profits.

In fact, the core principle is just four words: position management.

Many people lose in contract trading not because of market conditions, but because of their position size. Even if they predict the market correctly, they end up losing everything due to heavy positions, holding on to losing trades, or blindly averaging down.
Position management is quite simple; just remember three principles.

First, divide your funds into 5 parts and only use 1 part at a time.
Divide the total capital into five equal parts, and only use 20% at a time.
If you take a 10% loss at once, the actual loss is only 2% of the total capital.
Even if you make five consecutive mistakes, you would only lose 10%, and you would still have a chance to recover.
But once you get it right, hold on to the profits, and you can easily capture more than 50% gains.

Second, trade with the trend and don't go against it.
When the market is falling, most rebounds are traps to lure buyers;
when the market is rising, every pullback is a buying opportunity.
The problem isn't that bottom-fishing is hard, but that many people can't distinguish the trend and insist on going against the market.

Third, add to your position only when you're in profit, and never average down on losses.
The term 'averaging down' has ruined countless people.
The more you lose, the more you average down, which only drags you deeper into the abyss.
The correct approach is to moderately increase your position when you're in profit to amplify your gains; as soon as you incur a loss, immediately cut your losses and exit without hesitation.

In addition, remember a few practical tips:
- Watch the volume: pay close attention to breakouts with increased volume at low levels, and retreat immediately if there's high volume at high levels without further gains.
- Watch the moving averages: a short-term line turning up is a short-term signal; a crossing above the 30-day line is a medium-term signal; a turn on the 84-day line indicates a main upward trend; a turn on the 120-day line indicates a major trend.
- Watch the MACD: when the DIF and DEA cross upwards below the zero line, it’s a good entry point; when they cross downwards above the zero line, it’s a clear exit signal.

Also, make sure to review your trades.
Check daily if your holding logic still stands, whether the weekly trend has changed, and adjust your strategy if necessary. Consistent practice will lead to steady growth in your account.

If you don’t want to keep spinning your wheels, then join me in planning so you can emerge from the lows sooner. The current market is a great opportunity to recover losses and grow your account.

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Many people think they lose because of the market, but that's not true at all.
In trading, a liquidation 99% of the time is not because of the wrong direction, but rather not understanding what rolling positions really means.

I've seen too many such operations:
As soon as the market rises, they are eager to close positions, pocketing a small profit and feeling pleased;
When the market falls, they not only don’t stop loss but also double down, ultimately leading to a complete loss.
Even more ridiculous is that the directional judgment wasn’t wrong, but just because of a 5% fluctuation, they get washed out.

This is not bad luck, but a wrong method.

True rolling positions is not about forcefully increasing the position but relying on profits to roll profits. The difference between experts and ordinary people lies here.

Let me share a thought process I often use:
Assuming the account has $20,000, and I anticipate ETH will strengthen.

Step one, only use 5% of the position to test the waters. If the direction is wrong, immediately stop loss and exit without hurting the principal.
Step two, once the test trade is profitable, use the earned money to continue increasing, rather than touching the original capital. The benefit of doing this is that the principal remains safe while profits can accumulate.
Step three, when the market enters an acceleration phase, I will use part of the floating profit to hedge and lock positions, protecting the paper profit. When the market completely erupts, I will open a tail position to capture the final amplitude.

This rolling position thought process has the core principle that the principal remains unchanged, only allowing profits to roll in the market. Once the market moves in the right direction, account growth is exponential; once the market reverses, only the profits are lost, and the foundation remains intact.

A while ago, I made three rounds of rolling positions in BTC, increasing from $20,000 to nearly $90,000, and my principal was never hurt during the process.

So, it can be said that experts may seem to operate very aggressively, but the logic is extremely simple: protect the principal and use profits to seek returns.

Most people are eliminated by the market for a straightforward reason - they have not mastered the rhythm and have not adhered to discipline.

To make big money, it's not about frequent operations, but rather a set of rolling position methods that can survive long-term.

If you don't want to keep spinning in place, then join me in laying out a strategy to help you emerge from the low point as soon as possible. The current market is a great opportunity for recovery and doubling positions.

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I have always adhered to a principle: making money must be repeatable.

It's not about bragging with one-time get-rich-quick stories, but rather relying on a set of strategies that can be repeated day after day. My method is simple: earn a stable 200-400U every day; the greater the market volatility, the higher the returns, and even in a sideways market, profits can still be secured.

You might wonder why others are constantly being harvested by the market, while I can treat the market like an ATM. The key is that I never gamble on direction.

I have verified this logic too many times:
Some people grew their 2000U to 7000U and directly cashed out to travel; there are also small fund players who turned 1500U into 6000U in less than a month.

The difference is not luck, but rather the method of operation. 95% of retail investors lose money, and the fundamental reason is:
Either they bet on the wrong direction and increase their positions, or they set stop-losses and take-profits incorrectly, or their emotions outweigh their strategy. The result is: even if they see the right direction, they still lose money, and if they see the wrong direction, they blow up directly.

My rhythm, on the other hand, is completely the opposite:
I don’t fully invest, I don’t click randomly, I enter in batches, adjust positions dynamically, and have an exit plan before each trade. In short, I treat 'rhythm' as the core, control losses within a manageable range, and keep profits until the end.

This is quite ordinary, but very few people can actually do it. Most people would rather fantasize about getting rich overnight than admit that making money is a battle of endurance.

If you are trading frequently and losing more, getting washed out even when you see the right direction, unable to control your hands, unable to hold positions, and always thinking about the next trade to turn things around, then it means you have been following the old path.

If you don’t want to keep going in circles, then join me in making a layout to help you get out of the low point as soon as possible. The current market is a great opportunity for recovery and flipping positions.

#主流币轮动上涨 #中国投资者涌向印尼 #中国加密新规
$ETH $BTC $PEPE

When I first entered the market with 3000U, I never thought about how much I could earn. What truly changed me was catching the trend with a small position for the first time. That trade made me realize that making money is not about going all in but about discipline and rhythm.

In the first month, I had a few blow-ups, but I also experienced turning 1000U into 5000U with 10x leverage. At that time, I understood that making money in this market is not about a one-time gamble to get rich, but about continually realizing certainty.

The real turning point came after my capital grew to 50,000. With small positions, earning a few hundred U may not feel significant; but when the position reaches tens of thousands of dollars, a small fluctuation in the market means a change of thousands of U. This taught me about position sizing and taking profits, gradually locking in my gains.

One of my most profound experiences was growing from 80,000 to 300,000. During that wave, I strictly followed the strategy of "increasing positions in a trending market and staying out in a volatile market." When the market rose, I didn't go all in at once but added to my position in three stages, locking in profits as I earned. In the end, although I didn't catch the highest point, I still secured a net profit of over 200,000.

The key to making money actually boils down to three points:

First, rely on planning, not feelings. Before each position, I always set profit-taking and stop-loss levels, and once the market hits those levels, I exit without hesitation.

Second, take profits out. When the account reaches a certain target, I always withdraw a portion. Many people earn a million and then lose it back because they don't actually take the money away.

Third, only trade in the big trend and avoid minor fluctuations. The profit space in a volatile market is too small to cover the risks; real profits always come from riding the trend.

Looking back, the process of turning 3000U into hundreds of thousands is not due to one-time windfalls, but rather through accumulating profits bit by bit.

This market has never lacked opportunities; it only lacks the patience to turn those opportunities into tangible gains.

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Can small funds still make millions? It might be harder than you think, but it's definitely not impossible.

The biggest problem is not that the market is bad, but that too many people rush in right away. They are eager to leverage heavily, eager to catch the bottom, eager to recover losses. As a result, before the market has even taken off, their funds are already exhausted.

So, if you want to turn things around, the first step is to stabilize your mindset. The first bucket of gold relies on rhythm and endurance, not on a single gamble.

Step 1: Diversify Your Portfolio
With small funds, you need to learn to split your investments.
One portion is allocated to mainstream coins for medium to long-term trends, and should not be easily touched.
One portion is used for trading in waves, learn to make money from fluctuations during consolidation.
One portion is kept as an opportunity fund, only to be used when the market presents an absolute opportunity.
This way of diversifying is not to earn quickly, but to ensure that you can survive continuously.

Step 2: Look at Volume, Not Just Price
Most people only focus on the rise and fall of candlesticks, ignoring trading volume.
For a rise to be sustainable, it must be accompanied by increasing volume;
A rise on low volume is likely a false rally;
Increasing volume without price increase indicates heavy selling pressure, making it easy to get stuck when entering.
In simple terms: first check if funds are coming in, then decide whether to follow or not.

Step 3: Buy Low, Sell High
Chasing highs and cutting losses is the most common mistake beginners make.
The real practice is to buy low and sell high.
Near support levels, and when panic selling occurs, are the best entry points.
Set your target price based on previous highs, don’t be greedy, and take profits when encountering resistance.
Even if a single trade only captures 10%, over time, it’s much better than reckless trading.

Step 4: Take Profit and Cut Losses
Whether you can make big money depends not on how much you earn in a single trade, but on your ability to survive.
Take profit: When you earn 20%-30%, sell half to secure your profits.
Cut losses: If you lose 5%-10%, cut immediately, don’t hesitate.
Don’t be afraid to cut your losses; what’s scary is letting losses snowball, blocking your chance to recover.

Step 5: Continuous Learning
The market won’t stop; opportunities arise every day.
You must simultaneously refine your skills, knowledge, and mindset. Just staring at the screen without learning will only lead to a narrow path.

If small funds want to turn things around, it can’t rely on luck; it must accumulate small victories over time. After enduring the restless phase, your first million will naturally follow.

What you lack is not effort, and this market is not short of opportunities; what you truly lack is someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.

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Fans often come to ask me:
"How do you operate with contracts? Is there any special technique?"

Actually, there is no mysterious formula, but I do have a set of opening thoughts that I commonly use. Let me share with you:

Light Position Testing
First, use 20% of the funds to build a position, and don’t rush to judge the direction.

Run if Wrong
If the direction is wrong and the loss reaches 10%, immediately stop loss.
This way, the total position will only lose 2%, which won't hurt the fundamentals.

Add Position if Right
If the direction is right, add 20% to the position when there is a 10% profit;
If it rises another 10%, add another 20%;
Lastly, add 40% directly to amplify the advantage.
As long as the drawdown is less than 10%, continue holding.
Once it drops back to 10%, decisively close all positions to lock in profits.

You see, the core of this thought process has two points:
Run if wrong to avoid deep entrapment,
Add if right to roll and amplify victory.
This kind of strategy is actually very similar to the adding logic of the "King of Speculation" Livermore.
I also execute this when I trade. Overall, the effect is good; it doesn’t guarantee a 100% win, but it can effectively reduce risk while increasing profitability.

What the crypto world fears most is not loss, but chaos.
Those without methods panic when it rises and panic even more when it falls, ultimately becoming mere fodder.
When trading contracts, one must emphasize methodology; otherwise, one becomes cannon fodder in the market.

The market is still brewing; if you still don’t understand how to play, it’s okay, hurry up and plan with me, and I’ll clearly arrange the positions for you!

#加密市场回调 #比特币财库公司增持策略 #主流币轮动上涨
$HYPE $ENA $UNI

The ALPINE rising star has attracted a lot of attention.

In the past few days, it has risen against the trend, very strongly, but we cannot only look at the surface.

The selling pressure at this position is very heavy, and this coin is a fan token; this round is only an emotional rise, with weak support behind it. Coupled with insufficient momentum, it will definitely face a significant correction.

In addition, given the current market environment, with continuous negative news emerging, this is an opportunity to enter a short position at the current price!

#中国投资者涌向印尼 #山寨季何时到来？

Many people ask me whether to trade contracts or spot when it comes to cryptocurrency. I think this is not a difference in technical level, but rather a difference in personality and mindset.

Contracts are like riding a roller coaster.

The pace is fast, and the excitement is great. If the market goes your way, you can earn in a few minutes what others make in a month; if you're wrong, you might lose everything in the next second. It suits those who are quick to react and have strong pressure resistance—being able to stay calm after a loss and not getting inflated when doubling their earnings. You must be able to accept becoming rich instantly as well as facing instant loss to play contracts.

If you lose money and lose control of your emotions, and can't help but go all in on a direction, contracts will only speed up your exit.

Spot trading, on the other hand, is more like raising fish.

You watch it grow slowly every day; it may encounter storms along the way, but it won't go to zero suddenly. It suits those who are patient and have a steady mindset, who are not in a rush to double their investment today. As long as the direction is correct, you can wait for the day of harvest. Even if there’s a downturn along the way, as long as your funds are not exhausted, you still have a chance to turn things around.

I've seen many people with decent skills, but due to their unsuitable personality, they forcefully enter another track and end up losing everything.

In the crypto world, it’s not about how you want to play, but about choosing a way that can earn you money in the long run.

The market is still brewing; if you still don’t understand how to play, it’s okay. Hurry up and layout with me; I will clearly arrange your positions!

#币安钱包TGE #加密市场回调 #以太坊创历史新高倒计时
$DOGE $PEPE $CRV