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Don't just look at their account balances; pay more attention to their 'underlying temperament':

Calm, disciplined, decisive, humble, and not anxious.

Those who can truly navigate bull and bear markets all possess a sense of 'reliability'.

It’s not innate; it’s cultivated through repeated liquidations, reviews, late nights, and stress management.

Every day we face losses, temptations, and risks,

Over time, the mind becomes calm, the person becomes stable, and the perspective broadens.

Trading is not about gambling with your life; it’s about self-cultivation.

It’s a process of exchanging discipline for freedom.

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You always want to find a shortcut to getting rich quickly, but why not choose a slow but certain path?

This method is not flashy or speculative; as long as you persist and execute properly, even if your capital is only 10,000, you might still turn things around.

If you currently have only 20,000 to 30,000 in capital and want to change your fate by trading cryptocurrencies, you must read through this method.

A friend of mine, when he just graduated from university, had only 20,000 in capital, lacked experience, but was particularly hardworking. Over the past 16 months, he used a particularly "simple" method to grow his 20,000 capital to 350,000, operating entirely in spot trading, relying neither on insider information nor contracts, but on stability.

Step 1: Cognitive Restructuring, Stop Fantasizing About Getting Rich
From the very beginning, he set his goals very clearly—not to double overnight, but to achieve a stable growth of 10-15% per month. With a stable monthly return of 10%, you can triple your investment in a year.

To build a solid foundation, he tackled three things:
The Bitcoin whitepaper + The Ethereum yellow paper
The project logic of the top 20 cryptocurrencies on CMC
Case studies of projects that exploded within three years (FTX, LUNA)
After going through these three things, you at least won't be deceived.

Step 2: Steady Execution Plan
He set his goals in three phases:

Month 1: Focus on capital preservation and practice trading.
Month 3: Account exceeds 30,000.
Month 6: Exceed 50,000 and widen the profit curve.

Step 3: The Three-Pronged Operation Method, Even Beginners Can Follow

Regular Investment + Compound Interest

Only invest in mainstream coins (BTC, ETH, BNB, etc.), and set a fixed time each week for regular investments. If it drops, you buy more happily; if it rises, you gradually take profits.

Compound interest means earning interest on interest; the key is persistence and time.

Monthly Breakthrough Method

At the beginning of each month, use MACD to filter for bottom coins, then watch the 5-week moving average for buy-in opportunities. Instead of chasing spikes every day, reduce noise using longer cycles.

Fear and Greed Arbitrage Method
He checks the sentiment index on Alternative.me daily.
Panic < 20: Increase positions.
Greed > 80: Reduce positions.
Using data to manage emotions is much more reliable than relying on "feelings."

Step 4: Ironclad Risk Management Rules

No single coin should exceed 20% of the total portfolio.
Pause trading for 3 days after every 5% loss.
Withdraw principal after every 30% gain.
Monitor the market for no more than 1 hour a day.

Real Performance Record

Month 1: Lost 8%, but stabilized.
Month 6: Account exceeded 50,000.
Month 12: Balance reached 180,000.
Month 16: Stabilized above 350,000.

Follow me, and you will stay away from the fate of being a novice.
Dual strategies for spot and contract trading, sharing practical experience long-term.
In the crypto world, following the right people is more important than hard work!

Contract losses, altcoins exploded, but still made 10 million

When I first entered the circle in 2018, I was only 27 years old, working in game promotion in Chengdu, with a monthly salary of less than 5K. After saving for a year, I managed to invest 20,000.

The first trade was on XRP, and I made three times my investment. At that time, I thought I had 'enlightened' myself. However, on my second all-in on an altcoin, I was directly cut in half and was in a daze for three months.

Over the years, I have shifted from long-term to short-term trading, from relying on fundamentals to purely looking at K-lines, changing my style several times. Looking back, it was actually just constant trial and error, continuously reviewing, until I became stable.

Now my account has reached seven figures. To be honest, it’s not based on insider information or relying on others, but on three simple survival rules:

First: If you see it wrong, run; it’s not embarrassing to run fast.
In the past, I would stubbornly hold on, always thinking it 'would come back.' Later I understood that the market doesn’t care whether you are long or short, nor does it listen to your 'faith'. If you are wrong, you must cut your losses, without emotions, only rules.

Second: Don’t trade emotionally; if you get too excited, turn off the computer.

The biggest loss I had was after losing three trades in a row and unwilling to accept it, wanting to recover, and ended up getting liquidated. After that, I set a rule: if I’m wrong twice in a row, I must take a forced break, turn off the computer, lock my phone, and not give myself the chance to mess up.

Third: The market values discipline, not how smart you are.

I know several friends who are technically very strong, and they all wiped out. It’s not that they couldn’t analyze; it’s that they had no rules. When luck is good, you can make money on anything, but when the wind changes, the first to fall are those without risk control.

Now the thing I’m most skilled at is: doing simple things well repeatedly, without adding drama, without performing.

Some say I’ve become Zen, but actually, I just engraved the words 'stay stable' into my trading system.

In this circle, if you want to win, it’s not about making 100 times from one trade, but about not flipping over in 100 trades.

The cryptocurrency world is not lacking in opportunities; what’s missing is you, who can survive.

Many people lose money in cryptocurrency trading to the point of tears, not because they can't understand the market, but because they have no 'rules' at all. I realized this only after stepping into many pitfalls: making big money relies on opportunities, while earning steadily relies on discipline.

That year, I only had a capital of 3000 USDT, and by diligently executing my strategy, I gradually grew it to 600,000 USDT, without all-in bets, insider information, or so-called 'luck'.
Today, I will share the three core iron rules from my journey:

1⃣ Long stagnation must change; not acting during sideways movement is a win.

In the past, I would get anxious when I saw sideways movement, resulting in losses after chasing in only to be cut in half by a bearish candle. Now I understand: if sideways movement lasts more than 3 days, unless there is a significant breakout, just watch the show. Cryptocurrency trading is not ADHD; knowing how to be patient is more valuable than knowing how to rush.

2⃣ Don’t get attached to the popular; emotional peaks are selling points.

The coins that explode in popularity are like 'hot oil pans.' When others shout 'get in', I reduce my position; when arguments start in the group, I clear my position. Always remember: the crazier the emotions, the greater the risk.

3⃣ If the trend is right, dare to hold; ride the main wave through its entirety.

You need to develop the ability to 'hold on.' For example, I once heavily invested in a certain altcoin, the trend strengthened + significant breakout, and I held for 20 days from 0.08 to 0.75, achieving a ninefold increase. Such opportunities come only two or three times a year, but they can change your destiny.

Of course, along the way, I stepped into many pitfalls and summarized a few hard rules:

Never go all in, even if you are right, only invest 30%.

Every trade has a take profit and stop loss, never get attached to the battle.

Moving averages are friends; MACD + volume is a signal.

Don’t predict the market; following the market will keep you from dying quickly.

The cryptocurrency world is not about being clever, but about who has more rules. I don’t have much talent, but I treat the rules as my life.

Today, I stably withdraw USDT every month to support my family, my account continues to grow, I sleep soundly, and I am not anxious. Here’s a piece of advice for all the brothers still striving:

What can double is not skill, but discipline.

From 200,000 to tens of millions, relying solely on a "dumbest-looking" method

I'm from Hunan, 34 years old, and now live in Chengdu.

I entered the industry in 2018, right at the height of a bear market. With my initial capital of 200,000, I suffered two consecutive losses and nearly called it quits. But I persevered, and later, relying on this "dumbest" strategy, I've been in this business for seven years, multiplying my initial capital dozens of times.

I have no insider information, no early bird deals, and no genius logic. I rely solely on a simple, "home-grown" approach: observing volume, sentiment, and waiting for the right rhythm.

I'm sharing these tips with you for free. Understanding even one can save you tens of thousands of dollars:

① Rapid rise followed by slow fall: This is a sign of market manipulation.

Don't rush out; the main players are trying to clean up the market. The most frightening thing is a sudden surge followed by a crash; that's a trap to sell.

② Sharp decline + slow rise: The main force is fleeing.

After a sharp drop, if the rebound is weak, don't rush to buy the dip, especially if the rebound is lacking volume. This is most likely the last wave of selling.

③ Lack of volume at the top is more alarming than high volume.

High volume at a high level actually indicates room for maneuver, but sluggishness at a high level is a prelude to a decline.

④ High volume at the bottom: whether it's continuous or not depends on its consistency.

A sudden increase in volume is useless; it may be a trap to lure more investors. Wait for several days of continuous high and low volume fluctuations before taking action. That's the opportunity.

⑤ True experts trade, not the currency, but the emotion.

K-line charts are only the result; emotion is the cause. Volume is the mirror of market consensus.

⑥ Being able to go short and hold a large position is a sign of true maturity.

Don't chase high prices, don't gamble, and don't fight to the bitter end. Many people appear to be trading in the currency, but in reality, they are being led by emotion.

The market is never short of opportunities; what's lacking is your ability to control yourself and see the situation clearly. What can really make you come out of this is someone who can show you the rhythm and point you in the right direction.

A fan said, what should I do if this WLFI doesn't sell? What can I do? When encountering a Pixiu disc, I can only admit defeat! Does anyone have any better methods?

Brought into the contract platform by EU and Binance merchants, I questioned my life after suffering losses

This is a story shared with me last week by a fan, and after reading it, I asked him to organize it and send it to me, hoping that sharing it can help more people avoid pitfalls.

—— Below are his original words:

"Brother, I am an old fan who has been in your group since last year. Today I muster the courage to talk about the big pit I recently fell into, please be sure to post it.

I added a merchant on TG who said he was selling U at a low price, and the quote was indeed dozens cheaper than OTC. I tried a few orders, and everything went smoothly.

Later, he suddenly asked me if I wanted to engage in arbitrage, saying there was an 'internal market' where one could buy low and sell high on a third-party exchange, making guaranteed profits from fluctuations. He sent me profit screenshots and a video showing withdrawals arriving, so I was tempted.

He led me to a platform I had never heard of before; the interface looked quite professional, and it even claimed to have a 'license'.

I invested 10,000 U into it, following his trades. The first couple of days I did make money, and I even withdrew 500 U successfully, which made me think it was really reliable.

However, on the third day, he urged me to increase my position size, saying it would be a pity not to seize the market opportunity.

In a moment of impulse, I placed a few more orders, but ended up losing on every single one. The slippage was severe, and the stop-loss points were rendered completely ineffective, watching helplessly as my account was liquidated, ending with a zero balance.

I sought help from customer service, and the response was, "Market volatility risk is your own responsibility."

It dawned on me: this was not trading at all; it was a pre-designed trap! As soon as you get liquidated, the platform directly takes all your funds.

What’s even more outrageous is that I never operated any trades myself; everything was done remotely by him, and I didn't even know the leverage or direction of the trades.

This completely awakened me:

1. U should not be bought recklessly; unofficial channels have too many pitfalls;

2. Platforms that you have never heard of should not be touched at all;

3. Letting others operate contracts on your behalf is basically just giving away money.

I consider the 10,000 U as my tuition fee; I accept it. I hope you share this so that no one else ends up like me."

If you have encountered such scams, leave a comment to discuss and remind more people.

In the crypto world, it’s not the losses that scare me, but the confusion.

Follow me; we won’t take shortcuts, but will follow the right path.

In the crypto world, many people only show their profit charts, but no one is willing to talk about the dark times of losses.

Today, I want to speak some truths and give a reminder to the brothers who are still in deep trouble.

In that bear market, I lost a total of 600,000. I couldn't sleep every day, cleared my social media, my family didn’t understand, and friends avoided me. I even reached a point where I didn’t dare to open the trading app; my heart felt like it was going to explode.

Until one day, I came across a saying: “Losing money is just the beginning; holding on is the end.”

At that moment, it felt like someone suddenly pulled me out of the mud.

I sat back down in front of my computer and treated the remaining 3,500 USDT in my account as my last chance.

It wasn’t about going all in again or gambling on luck; I started to review, summarize, admit my mistakes, and reset.

At that time, I finally understood — the losses I had before were not due to bad luck, but because I didn’t understand trading at all:

Not setting stop losses, going all in, blindly following trends, frequently switching coins, having zero position control... to put it bluntly, that wasn’t trading, it was just rolling dice.

This time, I only did one thing: I rolled out my positions in small steps, strictly executing my plan.

I divided the 3,500 USDT into two parts: one for defense, one for offense.

Only trade the market I can understand. Take profits of 5%-10% per trade and don’t be greedy; always set stop losses, cut losses when wrong, and don’t hold onto fantasies; if the market isn’t clear, stay in cash and wait for opportunities.

In the first week, I rolled from 3,500 USDT to 5,200 USDT; in the second week, I broke 10,000; by the sixth week, my account finally showed a number of over 50,000.

That night, I turned off the computer and sat in a daze for half an hour. Not because of how much I earned, but because for the first time, I believed I could really turn things around.

I didn’t have any miraculous operations, nor any insider information.

I just used a “very simple” rhythm strategy: not rushing, not going heavy, maintaining my pace, and only playing in familiar situations.

You see, many people are losing money now, and to put it simply, it’s one word: “chaos.”

The rhythm is chaotic, emotions are chaotic, and operations are even more chaotic.

You really don’t need to be very smart; as long as you can keep steady, even small funds can turn things around.

As for how I select points, how I roll, and which market to engage with or avoid? I can’t go into too much detail in this article, but if you really want to see real trading rhythm — I’m always here, willing to help you turn things around.

Don’t struggle alone; a lone sail cannot travel far, and a single tree cannot form a boat.

In the crypto world, there are many lost souls, but I only ferry those who are destined!

Do you think you can make money in the crypto world just by being smart? Wrong.

The ones who truly survive and turn their fortunes around are those who are willing to persist with the 'dumb method'.

Many people ask me: Is there a stable and profitable trading method for cryptocurrencies?

Yes, and it's surprisingly simple.

But it is this 'dumb method' that helped me climb out of the pit and gradually grow my account to what it is today.
Today, I will share with you this system of three don'ts + six must-dos for survival. Take your time to digest it; don't recklessly gamble your life away.

Three Don'ts: Break one rule, lose three years

1. Don't chase highs and sell lows

In every wave of soaring prices, there are always people rushing in at the top. Each time the market crashes, others are cutting losses at the bottom. To put it simply, it's not the market that's difficult; it's that you are too impulsive.

2. Don't go all in on a single coin

Putting all your money into one coin is gambling, not trading. Always keep 30% cash on hand, so you can afford to smile and buy when others panic.

3. Don't go all in at once

Going all in once might yield a profit; going all in twice will surely lead to a loss. Position management is not a mystical art; it's the lifeline to whether you can survive until tomorrow.

Six Must-Dos: No showboating, only practicality

1. High-level consolidation = false breakout trap; low-level consolidation = potential for a crash

Stay still, do nothing, and don't guess the direction.

2. Most people get liquidated during consolidation

If you make a move, the market will go against you and cut you.

3. Buy on down days, sell on up days; going against the trend helps you survive longer

Never enter during a euphoric peak; never sell in panic.

4. The sharper the decline, the stronger the rebound

Don't be afraid! While others are crying that it’s the end, you should be preparing to buy low.

5. Build positions like a pyramid, not all at once

Add to your position every time it drops by 10%; buying low is a hundred times safer than chasing highs.

6. Clear your positions when there’s a trend change

When prices rise and consolidate, pull out; when they drop and consolidate, cut losses. Don’t be greedy; it’s enough to capture the middle portion.

Do you understand? This is not about taking shortcuts; it's a set of ironclad rules for survival.

90% of people don’t fail to make money; they just can’t hold on until it’s time to make money. As long as you follow this system, your account can gradually recover.

One last thing for those fortunate enough to see this:

The crypto world lacks opportunities, but it lacks discipline even more. Fighting alone is tough; having direction and a team is the true starting point for breaking through.

Follow me, keep up with the rhythm, and don’t bear the burden alone. In the next round of takeoff, we will charge together.

Many people ask me: Is there a shortcut to turning around in the cryptocurrency world?

I want to say, yes, but it's not about relying on a miraculous trade, but about steadily “rolling the capital in small steps.” This year, I grew from 50,000 U to 1,000,000 U; it’s not a miracle, but a path paved with blood and tears, which I’m sharing today with brothers who want to survive.

I once went all in three times, losing 300,000 to only 40,000 left. That was when I understood — others can make money, it’s not luck, it’s because they have ingrained discipline into their system, while I only knew to “go all in.”

What really allowed me to survive are three words: steady, precise, roll.

① Stop-loss must be set firmly, without delusions.

I never rely on feelings for stop-loss, but calculate it based on volatility × 0.7. For example, if ETH has a volatility of 4% and the current price is 3000 dollars, I would set my stop at 2916 dollars, and when it hits, I cut directly, without manual intervention or hesitation.

② Use only 15% for the first position, add more after winning.

Starting with 50,000 U, I never use more than 7,500 U for a single trade. No matter how strong the market is, I don't go all in; positions should be rolled out, not gambled.

③ Withdraw profits, let the market’s money work for me.

For every 5% profit, I withdraw the principal. Within half a year, I recouped all my principal, and from there, it’s all profit in the battle, maintaining a mindset as steady as a machine.

Let me share a case —

Last year, when the L2 sector was hot, I went long on a niche coin with 7,500 U while hedging with 1,500 U short to guard against a sharp drop. I took profit at 15% and let the remaining profits ride, trading back and forth, ultimately netting a 29% gain.

The key is not guessing the right direction, but having discipline and a plan. Even when the market is volatile, there’s no panic, and profits can still run.

I completed this journey in three stages:

50,000 → 150,000: Only trade BTC/ETH, take profit at 5%-8%.

150,000 → 400,000: Enter leading DeFi projects, increase positions.

400,000 → 1,000,000: Increase leverage, not position size, rolling capital during the main uptrend.

52 trades in a year, with an 80% win rate. It’s not about being incredibly accurate, but about making fewer mistakes.

Before turning around, ask yourself three questions:

Is the stop-loss set?

Are you willing to test the waters with a small position?

Will you withdraw the principal when you make a profit?

Don’t rush, don’t gamble.

Next, I’m keeping an eye on three public chain projects, sticking to the old method: rolling capital in small steps, leaving a footprint with every step, rolling up to the peak of the next mountain.

If you want to see the real trading rhythm, remember to follow me, and let’s survive together.

Small non-farm data, how do you guys see it!

Soaring? Plummeting?

The better the market conditions, the easier it is for people to act impulsively. But think about it calmly: is it true that every time you lose big, it's because you wanted to make quick money?

Brother, don't look at others making ten times on a trade; you know the reality. If a contract blows up, you have to go back home to raise pigs. It's not that you don't work hard; it's that the method is wrong.

I've been through this too—it's not luck; it's having suffered losses, blown accounts, and endured bear markets that I learned how to survive in this circle.

How did I accumulate my first pot of gold?

To put it simply, in four words: Steady, Ruthless, Precise, Patient.

Steady: I never go all in, chase trends, or gamble on “destiny coins.”

I only focus on the trades I know well, making a steady 200U a day, over 6000 a month, and saving up over ten thousand in two months, all in real money.

Don't laugh; most people in the crypto world die because they want things too quickly.

Ruthless: Most people are reluctant to cut losses and even more so to take heavy positions.

I can increase my position when others panic and cut losses,

And I can also liquidate everything when the entire network shouts that a bull market is here.

Contrary to emotions, that is experience.

Precise: I don't look at dozens of coins; I only focus on three: BTC, ETH, and the mainstream leaders.

While others look at flashy candlesticks, I focus on key support, trading volume, and on-chain data.

If the market is unclear, I stay in cash; when I see an opportunity, I strike precisely, taking everything in one go.

Patient: Most importantly, learn to stay still.

When the market is bad, I can resist opening trades for a week.

Before a bull market arrives, I can slowly position myself half a year in advance.

You think I'm not anxious? I want to make money more than anyone, but I know that impatience is the biggest poison in the crypto world.

Brother, turning your fortune around doesn’t rely on luck; it relies on being calmer, more patient, and more methodical than others in every trade.

Accumulating the first pot of gold doesn’t rely on gambling but on “seeing clearly + enduring + striking hard.”

Don’t chase trends; they cool off once the wind passes.

Once you establish your rhythm, wealth will naturally follow you.

"Six years later, I still remember the thrill I felt when I first opened my Ethereum wallet."

In the cryptocurrency world, you'll see the rationality of code during the day and the greed of human nature at night.

From entering the bull market in 2017 to experiencing three cycles in 2020, 2022, and 2024, I've gradually come to understand: this market isn't short of smart people, but rather those who can survive and navigate the cycles.

This isn't a review, but a survival guide—for every crypto veteran, or newcomer, walking the fine line between on-chain and human nature.

All these lessons were learned with real money. Please keep these six years of crypto survival tips.

Many say that cryptocurrency speculation relies on luck, while holding on to your holdings relies on faith. But in my six years in the cryptocurrency world, I've witnessed a more chilling truth:

Only those who navigate cycles and see clearly into human nature can achieve long-term success.

1. Cycles are the only "certainty."

Halving doesn't necessarily mean an immediate surge. The true market dynamics are determined by the "triangle" of liquidity, interest rates, and narrative momentum.

When CCTV is once again calling it a "blockchain scam" and mining shutdowns become a hot topic, it's often a signal to buy.

2. Every new narrative is a game of wealth transfer.

From ICOs, DeFi, NFTs, to memes, every bull market has its protagonists. But the essence remains the same: seizing the right to speak equals seizing the right to distribute wealth.

Searching "shitcoin + technical discussion" on Twitter is one of my secrets for staying ahead of the curve.

3. The real signals lie on the chain.

Before large investors sell, they often see these signal combinations: a surge in net inflows to exchanges, a sharp drop in stablecoin interest rates, and a disappearance of OTC premiums.

When contract fees are > 0.1% and the long-short ratio is > 2:1, beware: a market reversal is possible!

4. Security awareness is the greatest alpha.

Don't trust "double airdrops," avoid unfamiliar DMs with customer service representatives, and use cross-chain bridges with caution. Cold wallets and titanium plate backups have been my bottom line for surviving countless hacker attacks.

5. Regulation and Opportunity Coexist

Hong Kong-style compliance → Potential Hong Kong-related tokens; US-style ETF speculation → Pay attention to Grayscale's holdings; and every policy rollback is accompanied by a surge in DEX trading volume.

6. Ultimate Understanding: Code encapsulates human nature; only by penetrating it can true freedom be achieved.

Remember: The ultimate test in the cryptocurrency world isn't technology, but character.

If you can maintain consistent investment during a downturn and resist FOMO during a bull market, you've already outperformed 90% of the market.

These insights are the product of six years of experience in the blockchain, social networking, OTC, and contract markets. I hope they can help you avoid some pitfalls.

OMNI A needle directly doubles

OMNI is going to the stick country, a big bull market directly doubles, are there any air force brothers?

The matter of withdrawing funds is not about whether you can make money, but whether you can safely take the money away.

I didn't understand the process before; my card was frozen, and I was so scared that I couldn't sleep well for a week. After stepping into many pitfalls, I finally summarized a set of methods for 'safe withdrawals.' Today, I'll get straight to the point:

Step 1: Always choose a clean merchant.

What does 'clean' mean? It's not enough that you are clean; you need to check if the other party has a criminal record.

I only recognize two types of merchants:

Registered for more than two years.

Monthly transaction volume exceeding ten million.

Reject those whose names include 'instant deposit' or 'crypto veteran,' as they are extremely risky.

Step 2: Every transaction must leave a trace.

Keep screenshots of Binance orders, on-chain hash records, and chat records with the merchant, especially the part about the amount and payment method.

If something goes wrong, these will be your final 'survival evidence.'

Step 3: 'Cool down' before withdrawing.

After withdrawing from the exchange, keep the funds in your wallet for 72 hours without moving them, allowing the on-chain data to 'cool down.'

You should also prepare your bank card in advance:

Use a savings card from a city commercial bank or a rural commercial bank; do not use a salary card. Keep 200 yuan in it, and make some small purchases to leave a daily trace.

Step 4: Pay attention to the following when using Binance C2C:

Prioritize 'Blue Shield Certified' merchants, even if the exchange rate is slightly worse.

Core three data points:

More than 500 transactions in the last 30 days.

Positive review rate > 99%.

Margin > 500,000 USDT.

Do not withdraw a large amount in one go; split 100,000 into 50,000 + 30,000 + 20,000, with intervals of more than 24 hours.

After the funds arrive, immediately verify the payer's name; if it doesn't match, refund it immediately without hesitation.

Leave the transfer note blank; do not write keywords like 'investment,' 'coin,' or 'repayment.'

Final point: Don't rush to transfer out once the funds arrive; keep at least 72 hours in the account, so the bank doesn't identify it as 'quick in and out.'

These steps may seem troublesome, but they are just breaking the risk chain.
No matter how much you earn, being able to safely pocket it is the real win.

With a capital of 50,000 to reach 1 million, it all depends on this trick

—— Written for you who are still randomly gambling

Brothers, to be honest, I also came from small capital.

Now my account has seven figures, but at the beginning, I only had 50,000 in capital.

I didn’t chase after low-quality stocks, nor did I play insider trading; I just relied on a method of "rolling positions" to gradually build it up.

Don’t think 50,000 is small, seemingly insignificant, but with the right method, it can turn the world upside down.

My approach is very simple: I only follow trends, only roll "long positions", and only seize certain opportunities.

For example, when Bitcoin was hovering around 100,000, I used 10x leverage to open a 10% position each time, which is just 5K. I set a 2% stop loss, at most losing 1,000. Do you think the risk is big? In fact, risk control is much more stable than gambling on contracts.

Once the market moves in the right direction, for example, rising from 100,000 to 105,000, a 50% increase, I just roll the position along with the trend, adding in waves, while keeping up with take profit and stop loss. In such a market, if you roll it twice, you can almost double or triple your capital.

The core logic has only three points:

You must enter at the node of "plummeting followed by consolidation + breakout"
Control your positions, control your positions, control your positions, don’t gamble
If you succeed once, don’t rush to enjoy it, accelerate for the second time; the goal of 1 million is not a dream

I never fantasize about getting rich overnight, but whenever the market comes, I am always present.

If you currently only have 50,000 or 60,000, don’t rush to the rooftop, and don’t chase after coin kings every day. Rolling positions is the right path; seize a trend once, and you will see the future.

I still remember the night I first rolled from 50,000 to 200,000; I was really so excited that I couldn't sleep. Looking back now, that moment was the true beginning of my comeback.

The crypto space is vast, and there are many opportunities, but you have to learn to "slowly go fast".

Those who make quick money usually die quickly;

Those who earn slowly, once they reach the goal, truly unlock freedom.

Don’t underestimate your 50,000; many people’s peaks haven’t even reached your starting point.

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He asked his wife to help transfer some coins, and as a result, over 2 million in assets were stolen. "I just asked her to click on the transfer button, and all the coins disappeared..."
This is a man who sent us a plea for help at 2 AM.
He is almost going crazy.
He originally had nearly 2.3 million USDT in his wallet, which was savings accumulated from years of hard work in the crypto world.
That day, he had to go on a business trip and asked his wife to make a transfer for him:
"Just copy the mnemonic phrase I sent you, log into the wallet, and transfer to this address."
After his wife completed the operation, she said, "It's been transferred."
When he got off the plane and checked his phone, the coins were gone.
And it wasn't a case of "wrong transfer"; it was—
his wallet was completely emptied.
After our investigation, the truth is heart-wrenching:
He sent a screenshot of the mnemonic phrase to his wife via WeChat.
She copied the mnemonic phrase to log into the wallet, but she did it on an old Android phone connected to the family WiFi, which had multiple financial apps and domestic plugins installed.
The hacker had long since controlled a monitoring plugin in a certain browser, automatically identifying the mnemonic phrase format in the clipboard content. Once identified, it would be uploaded to the server.
In other words:
The coins weren't lost due to her mistake; they were taken over the moment she opened the wallet.
His wife was devastated, repeatedly saying, "I just followed the instructions; I didn't even touch the transfer..."
And he, in more pain:
"I can't blame her; it's my fault for not thinking clearly."
When he reported it, he was questioned, "Is it a family member's operational error, which belongs to a civil dispute?"
The police wouldn't accept the case, family members felt guilty, money was gone, and no one could understand his breakdown.

📣 A reminder to everyone: never do these things:
Send a screenshot of your mnemonic phrase to family members (even if they are trusted)
Let family members log into your wallet on devices that have not undergone risk isolation
Use phones that have installed "acceleration tools," "free VPNs," or "financial plugins" to perform transfers
It's easy for family members who do not understand authorization or wallets to mishandle your assets and get hacked.

If you also encounter situations like "assets stolen after family/friend operations" or "everything was fine before the transfer, but disappeared after the operation," don't delay. A lot of evidence will be cleaned up in a few days.

CFX's explosive rise this time, to be honest, is not surprising at all.

It has been lying flat for so long; the lack of growth was an emotional issue. Once ignited, it resulted in an explosive reaction.

Who lit the fire this time?

One piece of news: they created a stablecoin pegged to the offshore RMB for cross-border settlements. Think about it carefully; it's not just about technology; it's the direction that policy wants. Do you think this is just a private pastime? Then you underestimate it.

Plus, Conflux is about to upgrade to Tree-Graph 3.0, which means that the TPS, to put it dramatically, will outpace a bunch of Ethereum L2s in a second, and can run AI contracts, handle RWA, and attract large funds.

Do you think this is just a story? But on-chain, there are real purchases happening.

Short sellers are getting liquidated, trading volumes are exploding, and the FOMO index is off the charts; just in one day, I've seen several waves of retail investors coming in, cursing while chasing the highs.

What's even more impressive is that the project team understands the rhythm: locking up funds + reducing supply + trending social topics, making this operation very clear.

Some people say that after this wave of speculation, it will drop. I won't argue, but you need to see clearly — this is not the rhythm of a shoddy pump and dump; this is the kind of play that aims for a 'second takeoff'.

The market has a short memory, but on-chain data doesn't lie.

Don't ask me if I've invested; I never chase prices, but I've set alerts for this coin, and I will pick it up on a pullback.

This is not a chance for sudden wealth; it's a sign of structural reversal.

Those who understand have already boarded; those who don't are still learning MACD on Douyin.

Fan Questions: What do you think of VINE?

VINE is a social software, a short video platform, and is a free mobile application under X.

The main investors have already sold off a large amount, what do you think?
VINE dropped from 0.4 on the second day of its launch, plummeting several times to a low of 0.02. Taking advantage of the market recovery, the main investors made a quick pull-up, collecting some funding fees and trapping some chasing investors; that's about it. To put it simply, if the main investors want it to rise, it will rise; if they want it to fall, it will fall. Anyway, I won't get involved with it!