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Ten years in the cryptocurrency world, written for you who are still facing liquidation and losses!
A fan asked me yesterday: "Teacher, I've been trading cryptocurrencies for almost three years, why am I still losing?"
I replied to him: "It's not that you can't make money, it's that you can't keep money." This sentence, those who have never done
any trading cannot understand.
But I still want to write it down today, for you who are still exploring——
You can't understand it now because you haven't reached that stage yet. Save it for now, read it repeatedly,
One day when you suddenly get it, you will come back and thank the version of yourself that seriously read it today. Whether you can
make it out of the cryptocurrency world, it has never been about how hard you work, but how much you "want" it. Many people think
that "earning once" counts as winning.
But the truth is: the money you earn, if you can't keep it, will eventually be given back. The real key is,
it's not about how much you earn once, but whether you can control your drawdown. If your account drops by 50%, you need to double
it to break even; this is mathematics, not metaphysics. Occasional profits do not count as winning; being able to lock in profits,
and control drawdowns is the dividing line.
When the market corrects, who is swimming naked is obvious. Don't comfort
yourself with "I have bad luck" anymore. A big drawdown is not because the market is harsh, but because your system has loopholes. Changing yourself is not shameful; being content with mediocrity is shameful.
The hardest part is not the technique, it's "against human nature" Human nature chases trends, fears missing out, and does not fear being trapped.
To avoid missing out, you would rather be trapped and comfort yourself with "long-term holding."
In my ten years, I've only done one thing: go against human nature. Quit greed, give up opportunities that don't belong to you.
Wait for signals that "you can understand" to pick up money, rather than scrambling for it.
I only look at three levels of thinking when guiding people; which level are you at?
1. Currency-based thinking: constantly asking "Who will be the next hundredfold coin?"
2. Pattern thinking: finding patterns, making strategies, not chasing individual trades.
3. Account thinking: only looking at the overall curve, not getting caught up in individual gains and losses. True experts focus
on the account's life cycle, not the K-line of a specific coin. With one sentence, I made on ETH what an average person could never earn in several lifetimes.
You are not fighting alone; I am here. Don't rush to recover your losses; first learn to stand firm. When you truly understand,
you will find—— the cryptocurrency world is not a casino, it's a training ground. And you will ultimately
#ETH Saving a life is better than building a seven-story pagoda, allowing fans to cut off the excess Ethereum at 3700. Otherwise, waking up today would have been disastrous, plunging 600 points, losing another 10,000 USDT!
$MMT A boy who has been struggling in the cryptocurrency world wants to completely return to a normal life? To be honest, it's quite difficult. This morning, a fan friend told me that initially he just tried trading contracts with two thousand yuan. Guess what? In five days, it skyrocketed to sixty thousand. At that time, he was on cloud nine, feeling like the cryptocurrency world was his ATM, and money came as easily as dreaming. But good times didn’t last long. Because he went all in with maximum margin and stubbornly held onto his position, sixty thousand quickly shrank to a few hundred. But he was already trapped and couldn’t get out. Every day from morning to night, he stared at the K-line, couldn’t eat or sleep well, and while he cursed, "Those who trade contracts are all fools," when the market moved, he rushed in faster than anyone else. In the end, trading contracts is just too fast-paced. With dozens of times leverage, if the direction is right, money just flows in. It's more exciting than the stock market and more addictive than gambling—profits come ferociously, but losses hit even harder. The stock market fluctuates a maximum of 10% to 20% in a day, but the cryptocurrency world? Doubling and halving is a regular occurrence. Once you experience that instant surge of excitement, there’s only one thought left in your mind: I can earn back all the losses. The reality is that for most people, before they even wait for the day of "turnaround," their accounts have already gone to zero. So, trading contracts really cannot lead to intoxication; you must always stay clear-headed. It’s not that we don’t love money, it’s just that this money comes too fiercely and too disillusioning, like a roller coaster that never stops—easy to go up, hard to come down.
I really am awesome, the target of Ethereum 3000 has been reached!
Those who see my post are blessed,
Even if there's no spare time and I didn't open many positions, not losing is just gaining!
渔歌趋势
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#ETH You asked me how to go long on 4020? Cold tossed—— On December 1st, the balance sheet will be reduced. Why does everyone like to go long? An excellent trader has 800 directions a day. Don't be a dead bull, and don't be a dead bear; be a small player in the market. The way is the long outer path; if you want to recover and multiply your capital quickly, the next big opportunity is right in front of you. Let's see if you're willing to stick out your tongue😅😅
4077 goes short, target below 3000. Do you think it can reach that, brothers?
$ETH entered the circle for 8 years, and in these 5 days made over 1 million. Here are the two most practical points: do not bet on a single signal, and do not heavily invest based on luck. This time starting from 1000u, it all relied on 'understanding the indicators + controlling the position', without any bit of luck:
1. Position: Split habits learned from 8 years of losses Before I started, I divided the initial small capital into 5 small portions, and each portion dared not exceed 20%. I tried full position early on, and as a result, one fluctuation swallowed up most of the positive floating profit for half a year; thinking back on it still hurts.
2. Indicators: Only act when 'all signals are in place' Throughout the process, I did not act based on feelings; every step had to wait until the indicators were in place before I dared to move, and I absolutely did not touch a single indicator that popped up: Entering the market waited for real signals: had to wait for MACD to produce a true golden cross below the 0 axis — it is not counted just by touching it; the fast line must be steadily close to the slow line for over 1 hour, and the red bars must be getting longer section by section, and the volume must also be somewhat more than before. On the first day, I stared for almost 4 hours; in between, MACD just touched and then separated (later I learned it was a 'false golden cross'); only after all these conditions were met did I enter the first portion, and the subsequent trend did not let me miss out.
Increasing position waited for the pullback to stabilize: had to wait for RSI to drop below 30 into the oversold zone, while the lower Bollinger band was like welded and did not break, and it started to retract. On the third day, the market pulled back, RSI dropped to around 28, but the lower Bollinger band still hadn’t loosened; I did not rush to add, waiting for RSI to slowly climb back above 35, confirming the pullback force had passed, then added the second portion, and that day I saw some positive floating profit.
During volatility, first look at the indicators: In the early hours of the fifth day, there was a sudden drop, and the floating profit shrunk almost by half; my palms were sweating, but I still pressed down the panic and looked at the indicators — MACD was still on the 0 axis, no death cross had appeared; the middle Bollinger band just happened to catch the drop without breaking.
Recalling the lesson of panicking to exit and losing more, I did not act rashly. Later, when MACD started producing red bars again and RSI left the oversold zone, I instead added a third portion, slowly recovering the floating profit that had been shrunk back.
3. Exit: Do not be greedy for high points; securing profits is what belongs to you I had planned how to exit before I started: when still a bit away from the target, first secure 30%; getting closer, secure another 40%; finally leave 30% for fluctuation. — Over 8 years, I have seen too many people wait for the 'highest point', only to end up giving back the profits; it is not worth it.
#jellyjelly "Do you want to wait a bit longer?", "Is it just another impulsive decision?" The whole day feels like a roller coaster, steady as a rock in the morning, crazy as a runaway in the evening. But this little fluctuation can excite you to the point of insomnia. Some say the cryptocurrency world is like a path to enlightenment, I feel it's more like an emotional training camp. Rationality is on your lips, but your mindset is reflected in your account! Keep up with the fishermen and eat 9 meals a day, the next billionaire could be you.
$COAI 10U The God of War, what can 10U do? Not even enough for a hot pot! The dumbest but harshest survival rule in the crypto world is suitable for: broke folks, gamblers, and the leeks wanting to turn their luck in the battle for the dignity of 10U.
But I will use this 10U to roll to 1000U in three months, and then from 1000U to 10,000U!
This is not some "get rich quick myth," but a set of "survival algorithms for broke folks" using the dumbest methods to fight the hardest battles!
Step 1: Start with 10U — either double it or go to zero Goal: 10U—>20U (100% profit)
Combat Plan Currency Selection: ETH (good liquidity, high volatility, few spikes)
Leverage: 100 times (you are not seeing it wrong, it's 100 times)
Position Calculation: 10U principal, 5U for opening (leave 5U as backup)
ETH price 3000U open 0.0016 ETH (~5U) take profit: +50% (7.5U close position)
Stop loss: -20% (4U forced liquidation)
Core Logic:
Take profit at 50%, don't be greedy, cut losses at 20% without fantasy, no averaging down, only do it 1-2 times a day, avoid frequent operations.
After a loss, cease operations for 2 hours (to prevent emotional trading).
Principal too small, low leverage can't make money.
Under 100 times leverage,
ETH fluctuating 1% = account doubles or goes to zero.
Either make a fortune or get liquidated, no wasting time.
Step 2: Rolling position rhythm — 3 consecutive wins = principal × 8
Goal: 20U 80U (3 consecutive wins)
Rolling position strategy
1. At 20U, use 10U to charge (50% position)
Profit 50% 15U total funds 25U
2. At 25U, use 12.5U to charge
Profit 50% -18.75U total funds 31.25U
3. At 31.25U, use 15U to charge
Profit 50% 22.5U total funds ~50U
Key Point:
As long as you make one mistake, go back to 10U and start over.
Split Position Strategy
80U divided into 8 parts, each order 10U
Leverage reduced to 50 times (to lower liquidation risk)
Take profit 30%, stop loss 10% (more stable). Why reduce leverage?
With a larger principal, you can't gamble on "one-time doubling."
The goal is stable growth, not gambling.
If you can't manage even 10U, giving you 1 million will also lead to liquidation!
Trading is not gambling, but a survival game; only those who survive can laugh last.
$COAI Four Fatal Paths to Losing All Your Capital in Crypto: Every Step Seems "Normal" Until Liquidation
In reality, losing all your capital is never an overnight accident, but rather the accumulation of a series of mistakes. What's even more terrifying is that every step in the process seems reasonable until the moment of liquidation, when you finally realize the error of your ways.
Here are four typical paths to losing all your capital. See if you've fallen into any of these traps:
1. Starting with Heavy Leverage: Entering the market with the obsession of making quick money, even a 10% fluctuation is considered too slow, leading to heavy leverage and going all-in. One successful trade makes you a "genius," but when you make a mistake, you stubbornly hold on, always thinking "the market will turn around," only to see the trend reverse and your account halved.
2. No Stop-Loss + Blindly Averaging Down: Even though you set a stop-loss price, when the price reaches that point, you hesitate and say "wait a little longer." These three words become a fatal trap. 3. **Frequent Trading + Emotional Instability:** The more you lose, the less willing you are to cut your losses, leading to increasing your position to try and average down your cost. However, once the market establishes a one-sided trend, small accounts are simply beyond saving.
4. **Lack of System + Pure Intuition:** When losses occur, the urge to recoup them becomes urgent; when profits are made, greed leads to repeated orders and repeated losses. The account shrinks, the mindset deteriorates, and eventually, a frenzy of "gambling to recover all losses" ensues, resulting in total ruin.
5. **No System + Pure Intuition:** Chasing highs and lows, trying to predict tops and bottoms, trading without any logical support, relying entirely on emotions and guesswork based on candlestick patterns. In the long run, this is purely a game of luck, lacking a stable underlying profit-making strategy; the account going to zero is only a matter of time.
Ultimately, many people lose all their capital not because of a lack of skill, but because they refuse to admit mistakes, refuse to cut losses, and refuse to face reality. Trading losses are never due to difficult market conditions, but rather to stubbornness. In short: your principal is never wiped out by a single mistake, but rather slowly devoured by a series of thoughts like "being unwilling to cut your losses" and "being unwilling to admit your mistakes."
$ETH Cryptocurrency Trading Maxims: —— No more losing money in trading coins, remember these maxims! 1⃣ Buy horizontally, avoid verticals; sell at the peak of excitement. 2⃣ Continuous small rises are real gains; remember to exit on large rises. 3⃣ High spikes followed by pullbacks are normal; don't dig deep holes, don't buy too much. 4⃣ Accelerated main rises signal nearing peaks; sell quickly on sharp drops, be slow on gradual rises. 5⃣ Sharp drops with low volume are tests; gradual drops with high volume require quick exit. 6⃣ Price breaking through the lifeline is essential for swing trading. 7⃣ Combine daily and monthly charts to see the main force's direction clearly. 8⃣ A price attack with low volume is risky; be cautious of the main force's traps. 9⃣ Low volume and new lows indicate a bottom; increased volume indicates entry time #币圈 #加密市场回调
#ETH You asked me how to go long on 4020? Cold tossed—— On December 1st, the balance sheet will be reduced. Why does everyone like to go long? An excellent trader has 800 directions a day. Don't be a dead bull, and don't be a dead bear; be a small player in the market. The way is the long outer path; if you want to recover and multiply your capital quickly, the next big opportunity is right in front of you. Let's see if you're willing to stick out your tongue😅😅
4077 goes short, target below 3000. Do you think it can reach that, brothers?
$ETH Once thought that trading was a shortcut to wealth, only to later understand that it is more like a long self-game. Here, there are no eternal winners, only constantly evolving practitioners. 【There is no 'Holy Grail' in trading, and there are no 'secrets' in the market】 You might think that the method to make money is hidden in some book, but in fact, everything is laid out in plain sight: market trends, support and resistance, position management, execution ability; trading is about repeatedly doing these simple things to perfection.
$COAI The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it's a battlefield of strategies. With limited capital, one must remain steady, like an experienced hunter. Last year, I mentored a novice who had only 600U in his account. At first, he was so nervous that he trembled when placing orders, fearing he would lose everything in one go. I told him: "Follow the rules, and you can gradually rise." One month later, his account exceeded 6000U; Three months later, it surged to 20,000U without a single liquidation throughout. Some asked if it was luck? Absolutely not; it relied on strict discipline. These three ironclad rules for 'survival and profit' helped him progress from 600U to where he is now: First Rule: Divide your capital into three parts, and leave a way out. Split the principal into three portions: 200U for day trading, focusing solely on Bitcoin and Ethereum, locking in profits with a 3%-5% fluctuation; 200U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; 200U kept as a trump card, never to be touched even in extreme market conditions; this is the confidence to turn things around. Have you seen those who go all-in with a few thousand U? They panic when it rises and flounder when it falls, never able to go far. True winners understand the need to keep some money off the table. Second Rule: Follow the trend, avoid exhausting fluctuations. The market spends 80% of the time in sideways movements; frequent trading only means paying transaction fees to the platform. Stay steady when there are no signals, and act decisively when there are. Withdraw half of the profits when reaching 12%; securing profits is reliable. The expert's rhythm is "do nothing if you're not sure, but when you act, be certain." When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect profits, unhurried, not chasing after rises. Third Rule: Prioritize rules, control emotions. Never exceed a 2% stop-loss on a single trade; exit when the time is up; When profits exceed 4%, reduce the position by half and let the remaining profits run; Never average down on losses; don’t let emotions drag you down. You don’t need to pinpoint market conditions every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. Making money relies on a system that keeps your impulsive hands in check. Remember, having limited capital is not scary; what’s frightening is always thinking about 'a single big win.' Turning 600U into 20,000U relies not on luck, but on rules, patience, and discipline. Once, I stumbled alone in the dark; now the light is in my hands. The light is always on; will you follow?
I am still very satisfied these days, not counting the Ethereum conventional wave contracts, at least the partners who kept up have multiplied their investments by more than 10 times, good night and safe world🉑