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Many people trade contracts and choose to use their entire account from the start, for a simple reason: to resist volatility and avoid liquidation. But the problem is, using your entire account is not a shield for recklessly using your position. If you truly open a position using your entire account with ten times leverage, and the market goes against you, it's not just a small loss; your entire account could go to zero. I have seen many people who think their entire account is safe, and as soon as they have 5000U in their account, they dare to bet 4800U all at once on short-term trades. As a result, with just a slight market shake, their entire account gets liquidated, with no time to react. You must understand that using your entire account is meant to give you some breathing room, not a reason to risk everything for volatility. With the same ten times leverage, some people cut their losses and retreat after a small loss, while others stubbornly hold onto their accounts until they are completely wiped out. Why? The difference lies in position allocation. Here's a simple example: If you have 1000U in your account and only use 100U at 50 times leverage, even if you're wrong, you can stop loss in time. The remaining funds can still keep you afloat. But if you directly throw in 900U, even if you only use ten times leverage, a market shake could bury your entire account. So stop asking how much leverage is safe; you should be thinking about how much of your account you are using for this trade. Do you have a stop loss? Can you withstand the wrong direction? Now, when I trade contracts, I still use my entire account, but I have a few strict rules: - No single trade exceeds 20% of the total account. - Set a stop loss, keeping losses within 3% of the principal. - Don't mess around in volatile markets, and don't increase your position out of impulsive emotions. If you want to survive in contract trading, it's not about avoiding risks; it's about managing risks. Using your entire account isn't about going all in at once; it's about responding to volatility with more flexibility. What you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but a person who can help you achieve stable profits in this market. #美国加征关税 #白宫数字资产报告 #上市公司加密储备战略 $PUMP $CFX $XRP
Many people trade contracts and choose to use their entire account from the start, for a simple reason: to resist volatility and avoid liquidation.

But the problem is, using your entire account is not a shield for recklessly using your position.

If you truly open a position using your entire account with ten times leverage, and the market goes against you, it's not just a small loss; your entire account could go to zero.

I have seen many people who think their entire account is safe, and as soon as they have 5000U in their account, they dare to bet 4800U all at once on short-term trades.

As a result, with just a slight market shake, their entire account gets liquidated, with no time to react.

You must understand that using your entire account is meant to give you some breathing room, not a reason to risk everything for volatility.

With the same ten times leverage, some people cut their losses and retreat after a small loss, while others stubbornly hold onto their accounts until they are completely wiped out.

Why? The difference lies in position allocation.

Here's a simple example:
If you have 1000U in your account and only use 100U at 50 times leverage, even if you're wrong, you can stop loss in time. The remaining funds can still keep you afloat.

But if you directly throw in 900U, even if you only use ten times leverage, a market shake could bury your entire account.

So stop asking how much leverage is safe; you should be thinking about how much of your account you are using for this trade. Do you have a stop loss? Can you withstand the wrong direction?

Now, when I trade contracts, I still use my entire account, but I have a few strict rules:
- No single trade exceeds 20% of the total account.
- Set a stop loss, keeping losses within 3% of the principal.
- Don't mess around in volatile markets, and don't increase your position out of impulsive emotions.

If you want to survive in contract trading, it's not about avoiding risks; it's about managing risks.

Using your entire account isn't about going all in at once; it's about responding to volatility with more flexibility.

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

#美国加征关税 #白宫数字资产报告 #上市公司加密储备战略
$PUMP $CFX $XRP
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Many people ask, how can you accumulate your first pot of gold in this circle? In fact, I have asked this question countless times myself. Back then, I would stare at the market every day, watching trends and seeing how others became rich, and as a result, I became more anxious and my actions became more chaotic. It wasn't until later that I realized – those who accumulate their first amount of money are never the ones who rush the fastest, but rather those who can survive. It's not about who is bolder that wins, nor is it about who’s coin rises the most. The ones who can truly make money are those who can maintain their rhythm amidst volatility. At that time, I had less than 2000 in my account, and I steadily made trades bit by bit, only executing one trade a day, with no big ambitions, just aiming for three to five points. While others made ten trades a day, I would only make one every two days; while others chased the popular coins, I stuck to the less popular ones, only focusing on a few familiar coins. This process isn’t thrilling, nor is it glamorous, and many people say it’s too conservative. But I knew, I couldn't afford to lose. If I made 200 a day and persisted for a month, that would be 6000; in two months, over ten thousand. It’s not about getting rich quick, but it’s solid and reliable. If you think too fast, once the rhythm is off, your account will immediately show you the consequences. On the contrary, those who are willing to be a little slower and steadier are the ones who can weather the big fluctuations and truly keep the profits in their accounts. Many people make their first mistake by always looking for coins that can double overnight. As a result, they focus on the hot spots and end up seeing a 30% retracement in half a day, which breaks their mentality. What this circle earns is not from predictions, but from rhythm. You need to learn to control your position, pick the right rhythm, and set stop-losses. Don’t think about turning things around in a day; rushing in during a sudden spike and cutting losses during a pullback. Ultimately, those who can truly accumulate their first pot of gold are not the ones with the strongest skills, but those who can endure the most, have the best planning, and make the fewest mistakes. As long as you can execute each trade well and not be led by emotions, you are already better than half the people. Don’t rush anymore; opportunities are always there, but your capital is limited. It’s okay to move slowly; what’s important is not to go off course. As long as you can maintain your rhythm, what’s meant to come will eventually come. If you don’t want to keep going in circles, then join me in ambushing great trades! The current market is a great opportunity to recover and multiply your investment. #上市公司加密储备战略 #美联储利率决议 #白宫数字资产报告 #加密项目 $PUMP $PEPE $DOGE
Many people ask, how can you accumulate your first pot of gold in this circle?

In fact, I have asked this question countless times myself. Back then, I would stare at the market every day, watching trends and seeing how others became rich, and as a result, I became more anxious and my actions became more chaotic.

It wasn't until later that I realized – those who accumulate their first amount of money are never the ones who rush the fastest, but rather those who can survive.

It's not about who is bolder that wins, nor is it about who’s coin rises the most. The ones who can truly make money are those who can maintain their rhythm amidst volatility.

At that time, I had less than 2000 in my account, and I steadily made trades bit by bit, only executing one trade a day, with no big ambitions, just aiming for three to five points.

While others made ten trades a day, I would only make one every two days; while others chased the popular coins, I stuck to the less popular ones, only focusing on a few familiar coins.

This process isn’t thrilling, nor is it glamorous, and many people say it’s too conservative. But I knew, I couldn't afford to lose.

If I made 200 a day and persisted for a month, that would be 6000; in two months, over ten thousand. It’s not about getting rich quick, but it’s solid and reliable.

If you think too fast, once the rhythm is off, your account will immediately show you the consequences.

On the contrary, those who are willing to be a little slower and steadier are the ones who can weather the big fluctuations and truly keep the profits in their accounts.

Many people make their first mistake by always looking for coins that can double overnight. As a result, they focus on the hot spots and end up seeing a 30% retracement in half a day, which breaks their mentality.

What this circle earns is not from predictions, but from rhythm.

You need to learn to control your position, pick the right rhythm, and set stop-losses. Don’t think about turning things around in a day; rushing in during a sudden spike and cutting losses during a pullback.

Ultimately, those who can truly accumulate their first pot of gold are not the ones with the strongest skills, but those who can endure the most, have the best planning, and make the fewest mistakes.

As long as you can execute each trade well and not be led by emotions, you are already better than half the people.

Don’t rush anymore; opportunities are always there, but your capital is limited.

It’s okay to move slowly; what’s important is not to go off course. As long as you can maintain your rhythm, what’s meant to come will eventually come.

If you don’t want to keep going in circles, then join me in ambushing great trades! The current market is a great opportunity to recover and multiply your investment.

#上市公司加密储备战略 #美联储利率决议 #白宫数字资产报告 #加密项目 $PUMP $PEPE $DOGE
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Many people trade contracts, and when asked "Are you using full margin or isolated margin?" the other party looks confused. Even worse, some people don’t even understand the difference between these two and directly open leveraged positions, resulting in liquidation without knowing how it happened. Today’s article will not be filled with jargon; it will clearly explain these two modes. After reading, you can decide how to choose. First, let’s talk about isolated margin: Isolated margin means that whatever amount you invest in this contract, that’s the maximum you can lose. For example, if you have 5000 USDT in your account and you use only 500 USDT for this trade, then even if the market goes against you, you will only lose that 500 USDT, and it won’t drag down your entire account. Who is it suitable for? It’s suitable for those who want to control risk and prefer a steady approach. You can treat each trade as an independent battle, and you won’t lose your entire position because of one mistake. Now let’s talk about full margin: Full margin means that if this position gets liquidated, all the remaining money in your account goes down with it. The system will use the remaining funds in your account to keep the current position alive until the entire account can no longer support it, at which point it will be cleared all at once. It sounds like it has a "higher tolerance for error," but the risk is also greater. Many people have the illusion with full margin that they can withstand it, but when there’s a big fluctuation, everything gets liquidated at once. Especially for those who like to hold positions and do not set stop-loss orders, full margin is almost a ticking time bomb. So how should one choose? If you are still familiarizing yourself with the market or just starting to try contracts, prioritize using isolated margin; this is the most direct way to protect your principal. Once you have your own trading system and can execute risk control consistently, then consider using full margin to improve efficiency— but even then, you must set stop-loss orders. Ultimately, the essence of trading contracts is not to make quick money, but to enable you to endure longer and proceed steadily. Don’t treat your account as a casino; if you don’t even understand where the risks come from and dare to place heavy bets, that’s not trading, it’s gambling with your life. Full margin and isolated margin are not about which is superior, but rather whether you have the ability to manage them. In this round of market conditions, whether you can recover your funds depends entirely on yourself. Start planning with me early, so you can come out of the low point sooner. #加密项目 #稳定币热潮 #上市公司加密储备战略 $BNB $SOL $CFX
Many people trade contracts, and when asked "Are you using full margin or isolated margin?" the other party looks confused.

Even worse, some people don’t even understand the difference between these two and directly open leveraged positions, resulting in liquidation without knowing how it happened.

Today’s article will not be filled with jargon; it will clearly explain these two modes. After reading, you can decide how to choose.

First, let’s talk about isolated margin:
Isolated margin means that whatever amount you invest in this contract, that’s the maximum you can lose.

For example, if you have 5000 USDT in your account and you use only 500 USDT for this trade, then even if the market goes against you, you will only lose that 500 USDT, and it won’t drag down your entire account.

Who is it suitable for? It’s suitable for those who want to control risk and prefer a steady approach.

You can treat each trade as an independent battle, and you won’t lose your entire position because of one mistake.

Now let’s talk about full margin:
Full margin means that if this position gets liquidated, all the remaining money in your account goes down with it.
The system will use the remaining funds in your account to keep the current position alive until the entire account can no longer support it, at which point it will be cleared all at once.

It sounds like it has a "higher tolerance for error," but the risk is also greater.

Many people have the illusion with full margin that they can withstand it, but when there’s a big fluctuation, everything gets liquidated at once. Especially for those who like to hold positions and do not set stop-loss orders, full margin is almost a ticking time bomb.

So how should one choose?
If you are still familiarizing yourself with the market or just starting to try contracts, prioritize using isolated margin; this is the most direct way to protect your principal.

Once you have your own trading system and can execute risk control consistently, then consider using full margin to improve efficiency— but even then, you must set stop-loss orders.

Ultimately, the essence of trading contracts is not to make quick money, but to enable you to endure longer and proceed steadily.

Don’t treat your account as a casino; if you don’t even understand where the risks come from and dare to place heavy bets, that’s not trading, it’s gambling with your life.

Full margin and isolated margin are not about which is superior, but rather whether you have the ability to manage them.

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

#加密项目 #稳定币热潮 #上市公司加密储备战略
$BNB $SOL $CFX
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Many people see a friend of mine who has made it big through contracts, starting from a few hundred U and gradually building up, and they think he is the chosen one. But in fact, he has also blown up his account and has had his account wiped out several times. The real turning point came after he changed his mindset and started to stabilize. In the past, he only knew how to go all in, putting a large position on the line, holding on if it didn’t rise, and not cutting losses when it fell, hoping to turn it around in the next wave. As a result, within three months, he blew up his account. Later, he completely changed his approach and focused on one thing: surviving. How did he do it? Three simple steps. 1. Adjust the profit target to the lowest He no longer thinks about getting rich overnight; every trade aims to make a small profit. The single target is set within 5%, with a stop loss controlled at around 2%. It’s not that he doesn’t want to make big money, but he knows that if he can survive, opportunities will always arise. 2. Strictly follow the "Three No's" principle - Don't trade without a clear signal - Don't trade if the position exceeds 30% - Don't trade after two consecutive losses This is not cowardice, but rather a way to prevent emotions from taking over the mind. Especially the third point, many people want to make back their losses immediately, resulting in even greater losses. He simply avoids it and forces himself to stay calm. 3. Fixed review every weekend Every weekend, he reviews the past week’s operations, documenting the entry, stop loss, and position increase logic of each trade, identifying problems and writing summaries. Even for profitable trades, he reflects on whether it was just luck or if there was reasoning behind it. It took him over six months to slowly double his principal, but the process was stable, without a single account blow-up. In the end, those who can truly make money from contracts have never relied on luck, but rather on their ability to control themselves. In the market, some people make money while others lose it; the difference lies in whether there are limits and whether one can stay steady. A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to guide the rhythm is far more effective than being busy alone! Those who want to turn their situation around will find me without being told. #加密项目 #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数 $ETH $BTC $ENA
Many people see a friend of mine who has made it big through contracts, starting from a few hundred U and gradually building up, and they think he is the chosen one.

But in fact, he has also blown up his account and has had his account wiped out several times. The real turning point came after he changed his mindset and started to stabilize.

In the past, he only knew how to go all in, putting a large position on the line, holding on if it didn’t rise, and not cutting losses when it fell, hoping to turn it around in the next wave. As a result, within three months, he blew up his account.

Later, he completely changed his approach and focused on one thing: surviving.
How did he do it? Three simple steps.

1. Adjust the profit target to the lowest
He no longer thinks about getting rich overnight; every trade aims to make a small profit. The single target is set within 5%, with a stop loss controlled at around 2%.
It’s not that he doesn’t want to make big money, but he knows that if he can survive, opportunities will always arise.

2. Strictly follow the "Three No's" principle
- Don't trade without a clear signal
- Don't trade if the position exceeds 30%
- Don't trade after two consecutive losses

This is not cowardice, but rather a way to prevent emotions from taking over the mind. Especially the third point, many people want to make back their losses immediately, resulting in even greater losses. He simply avoids it and forces himself to stay calm.

3. Fixed review every weekend
Every weekend, he reviews the past week’s operations, documenting the entry, stop loss, and position increase logic of each trade, identifying problems and writing summaries.

Even for profitable trades, he reflects on whether it was just luck or if there was reasoning behind it.

It took him over six months to slowly double his principal, but the process was stable, without a single account blow-up.
In the end, those who can truly make money from contracts have never relied on luck, but rather on their ability to control themselves.

In the market, some people make money while others lose it; the difference lies in whether there are limits and whether one can stay steady.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to guide the rhythm is far more effective than being busy alone! Those who want to turn their situation around will find me without being told.

#加密项目 #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数
$ETH $BTC $ENA
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Contract trading seems simple, but it's not that easy in practice. Many people lose money not because the market is bad, but because they haven't mastered the fundamentals. I have seen many people act impulsively, making a hasty large order, resulting in their account losing half its value in an instant. In fact, making money in contracts has never relied on luck but rather on attention to detail. Today, I won't discuss grand theories; I will share 5 habits that I have personally tested and found effective. By following them, contract trading will be more stable, and the risk of liquidation will be lower. 1. Do not blindly chase highs and sell lows - The market changes rapidly, and many people impulsively follow when they see price fluctuations. - My rule is that unless there is a confirmed signal, I never place an order. - It is better to miss a wave than to lose capital by chasing highs and selling lows. - There are always opportunities in contracts, but capital is limited; being cautious ensures longevity. 2. Control position size and gradually build up - No matter how optimistic I am about a position, the initial order should use at most 20%-30% of total funds. - Only consider increasing the position in batches when the trend is clear, and each increase should have a rhythm. - Being impatient with position increases will only heighten risk; contracts are not about gambling for profit. 3. Set stop-loss for every order - This point is crucial and often overlooked by many. - I once lost almost all my funds because I didn’t set a stop-loss. - Now, I set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance for every order I enter. - Do not give yourself an excuse to "wait and see"; execution determines ultimate success or failure. 4. Control the number of trades and stay calm - Trading too frequently can intensify emotional fluctuations. - Especially after losing a few trades, rushing to recover losses makes it easier to dig deeper. - I limit myself to a maximum of three trades a day and stop after that to maintain a peaceful mindset. - It's not about seeking thrills but about steady profits. 5. Persist with reviews to identify mistakes - Saying "I'll be careful next time" after a loss is useless; what really works is reviewing trades. - After each losing trade, I take screenshots and record my thought process and mistakes at that time. - After a few days of persistence, you will notice patterns and blind spots that cause losses, helping to avoid repeating mistakes. These habits are derived from my real-money trial and error. A set of right methods + stable execution + a good team for pacing is far more effective than being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without needing to say it. #美国加征关税 #加密项目 $ETH $PUMP
Contract trading seems simple, but it's not that easy in practice. Many people lose money not because the market is bad, but because they haven't mastered the fundamentals.

I have seen many people act impulsively, making a hasty large order, resulting in their account losing half its value in an instant. In fact, making money in contracts has never relied on luck but rather on attention to detail.

Today, I won't discuss grand theories; I will share 5 habits that I have personally tested and found effective. By following them, contract trading will be more stable, and the risk of liquidation will be lower.

1. Do not blindly chase highs and sell lows
- The market changes rapidly, and many people impulsively follow when they see price fluctuations.
- My rule is that unless there is a confirmed signal, I never place an order.
- It is better to miss a wave than to lose capital by chasing highs and selling lows.
- There are always opportunities in contracts, but capital is limited; being cautious ensures longevity.

2. Control position size and gradually build up
- No matter how optimistic I am about a position, the initial order should use at most 20%-30% of total funds.
- Only consider increasing the position in batches when the trend is clear, and each increase should have a rhythm.
- Being impatient with position increases will only heighten risk; contracts are not about gambling for profit.

3. Set stop-loss for every order
- This point is crucial and often overlooked by many.
- I once lost almost all my funds because I didn’t set a stop-loss.
- Now, I set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance for every order I enter.
- Do not give yourself an excuse to "wait and see"; execution determines ultimate success or failure.

4. Control the number of trades and stay calm
- Trading too frequently can intensify emotional fluctuations.
- Especially after losing a few trades, rushing to recover losses makes it easier to dig deeper.
- I limit myself to a maximum of three trades a day and stop after that to maintain a peaceful mindset.
- It's not about seeking thrills but about steady profits.

5. Persist with reviews to identify mistakes
- Saying "I'll be careful next time" after a loss is useless; what really works is reviewing trades.
- After each losing trade, I take screenshots and record my thought process and mistakes at that time.
- After a few days of persistence, you will notice patterns and blind spots that cause losses, helping to avoid repeating mistakes.

These habits are derived from my real-money trial and error.

A set of right methods + stable execution + a good team for pacing is far more effective than being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without needing to say it.

#美国加征关税 #加密项目 $ETH $PUMP
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Follow the rhythm every day, strictly implementing the strategy is the only way to truly make a profit in this market. In the afternoon, quick in and out, double the profit! Only when the direction is right can you truly earn! In this round of market, whether you can recover your capital depends entirely on yourself. Join me in planning early, so you can get out of the low point as soon as possible. #美联储何时降息? #ETH #BTC
Follow the rhythm every day, strictly implementing the strategy is the only way to truly make a profit in this market.

In the afternoon, quick in and out, double the profit!

Only when the direction is right can you truly earn!

In this round of market, whether you can recover your capital depends entirely on yourself. Join me in planning early, so you can get out of the low point as soon as possible.

#美联储何时降息? #ETH #BTC
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Recently, a chart from CryptoQuant clearly reflects the changes in sentiment in the Bitcoin futures market. The chart shows that starting from July 31, the market gradually entered a bearish-dominated phase. The large presence of purple bars indicates a significant increase in active selling power, with short-selling sentiment prevailing. During this period, the BTC price fell from 118K to 115.4K, and Open Interest fell from 3.06B to below 3B. This means that not only is there selling pressure, but it is accompanied by capital outflows, indicating that most traders are choosing to step aside and observe, leading to a cooling market sentiment. However, there were some signals in the trend: on the daytime of July 31, a strong green bar appeared, indicating that some capital attempted to enter the market for long positions. Although it was subsequently suppressed by bears, this shows that there is starting to be buying support below. Entering August, the purple selling pressure began to weaken, with Net Taker Volume recovering from -160M to -60M, and there were slight signs of price rebound. At the same time, it can be seen that Open Interest has not quickly rebounded, indicating that both bulls and bears are relatively cautious, and the direction is still unclear. If active buying continues to strengthen while Open Interest starts to recover, it could be a signal that the market is attempting to turn. Currently, the main pattern is still dominated by bearish pressure, and the market sentiment is weak. Short-term traders need to pay attention to the rhythm and strictly control risks; medium-term investors can wait for clearer directional confirmation, such as capital inflows or price breakthroughs in key ranges. Has the bearish cycle completed? Or is it just a temporary calm? We can continue to observe the changes in active trading behavior and capital dynamics in the coming days. #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #白宫数字资产报告 $ETH $BTC $BNB
Recently, a chart from CryptoQuant clearly reflects the changes in sentiment in the Bitcoin futures market. The chart shows that starting from July 31, the market gradually entered a bearish-dominated phase. The large presence of purple bars indicates a significant increase in active selling power, with short-selling sentiment prevailing.

During this period, the BTC price fell from 118K to 115.4K, and Open Interest fell from 3.06B to below 3B. This means that not only is there selling pressure, but it is accompanied by capital outflows, indicating that most traders are choosing to step aside and observe, leading to a cooling market sentiment.

However, there were some signals in the trend: on the daytime of July 31, a strong green bar appeared, indicating that some capital attempted to enter the market for long positions. Although it was subsequently suppressed by bears, this shows that there is starting to be buying support below. Entering August, the purple selling pressure began to weaken, with Net Taker Volume recovering from -160M to -60M, and there were slight signs of price rebound.

At the same time, it can be seen that Open Interest has not quickly rebounded, indicating that both bulls and bears are relatively cautious, and the direction is still unclear. If active buying continues to strengthen while Open Interest starts to recover, it could be a signal that the market is attempting to turn.

Currently, the main pattern is still dominated by bearish pressure, and the market sentiment is weak. Short-term traders need to pay attention to the rhythm and strictly control risks; medium-term investors can wait for clearer directional confirmation, such as capital inflows or price breakthroughs in key ranges.

Has the bearish cycle completed? Or is it just a temporary calm? We can continue to observe the changes in active trading behavior and capital dynamics in the coming days.

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #白宫数字资产报告
$ETH $BTC $BNB
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Ethereum Approaches Years of Resistance Line, Short-Term May Welcome Technical Correction This wave of Ethereum surged from $2000 all the way to $3480, with an increase of more than 70% in just a few weeks, showing very strong momentum. However, from a technical perspective, it is currently hitting a long-term descending resistance line that has been in place since the historical high in 2021. Every time the price reaches this line, it has been strongly pushed back down. As it approaches the resistance line again this time, combined with the previous significant increase, the pressure the market is facing at this position is very evident. In the short term, ETH has a high probability of encountering resistance at this position, undergoing a round of "healthy correction" to digest the gains and floating profits. Looking at the chart, the correction range is approximately between $3200 and $2800, where $3200 is the Fibonacci 0.382 retracement level, and $2800 is a strong support area at 0.618 retracement. If the correction can stabilize within this range, it will be an important accumulation point for the next round of market activity. Currently, $3480-$3500 is a strong resistance area, and it is not recommended to enter long positions. The $3200-$2800 range is a very strong support level, and opportunities can be sought to enter the market at that time. #加密项目 #美SEC启动ProjectCrypto计划 #稳定币热潮 $ETH $ETC $ETHFI $BNB $SUI
Ethereum Approaches Years of Resistance Line, Short-Term May Welcome Technical Correction

This wave of Ethereum surged from $2000 all the way to $3480, with an increase of more than 70% in just a few weeks, showing very strong momentum.

However, from a technical perspective, it is currently hitting a long-term descending resistance line that has been in place since the historical high in 2021. Every time the price reaches this line, it has been strongly pushed back down.

As it approaches the resistance line again this time, combined with the previous significant increase, the pressure the market is facing at this position is very evident.

In the short term, ETH has a high probability of encountering resistance at this position, undergoing a round of "healthy correction" to digest the gains and floating profits.

Looking at the chart, the correction range is approximately between $3200 and $2800, where $3200 is the Fibonacci 0.382 retracement level, and $2800 is a strong support area at 0.618 retracement.

If the correction can stabilize within this range, it will be an important accumulation point for the next round of market activity.

Currently, $3480-$3500 is a strong resistance area, and it is not recommended to enter long positions.
The $3200-$2800 range is a very strong support level, and opportunities can be sought to enter the market at that time.

#加密项目 #美SEC启动ProjectCrypto计划 #稳定币热潮
$ETH $ETC $ETHFI $BNB $SUI
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Some say I look very steady now, trading without being aggressive, impulsive, or chasing trends. But it's not that I'm naturally calm; it's what the market has taught me. When I first started, I was also a retail investor. I got caught in spikes as soon as I entered the market, and whenever I added positions, the market would crash; watching others make money only made me lose more as I got anxious. At first, I made a small fortune with a meme coin, and just when I gained a bit of confidence, a single pullback cut my profits in half, and my mindset collapsed. Back then, I thought it was just bad luck, but after a few more experiences, I realized the reason was that I had no methods at all and was purely relying on emotional trading. Later, I spent a lot of time reviewing and experimenting. I experienced liquidation, clearing positions, all-in bets, bottom fishing, and chasing highs… I made all the mistakes a retail investor could make. The steadiness you see today is actually me having smoothed out my aggressive personality through losses. To hold on from a few thousand to now, I've summarized three key points: First: Admit defeat when the direction is wrong; don’t tell stories. In the beginning, I liked to argue with myself: “This is just a shakeout, it won’t drop,” “If I wait a bit longer, it will definitely bounce back”... But every time I hesitated, I lost more. Now, as soon as the structure deteriorates, I pull out immediately without looking back. Trading isn't about who can be stubborn; it's about who can run fast. Second: Stay calm after two losses; don’t act out of spite. Sustained losses are a very dangerous state, not because of the amount lost, but because it leads to the emotional urge to “win it back.” I used to say, “Just one last bet,” and ended up giving it all back. Later, I set strict rules: if I make two consecutive mistakes, I must stop trading, regardless of how good the market looks. Third: Don’t rush, don’t chase, don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight. In every major market wave, the ones who really make money are not the fastest to jump in but rather those who can maintain their rhythm and distinguish the structure. The market operates in cycles; opportunities don’t come every day. If you’re always jumping in, you might actually get caught in high-frequency mistakes. I know many people who have been spinning their wheels for three years. It's not that they aren’t trying hard; it’s that they keep repeating ineffective actions. On the contrary, those whose accounts are steadily rising have managed to avoid gambling, holding, and greed. They don’t chase hot trends; they don’t rely on feelings, but only trade what they understand. If there’s an opportunity, they act; if there’s none, they wait. It’s that simple. What you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you profit steadily in this market. #加密项目 $C
Some say I look very steady now, trading without being aggressive, impulsive, or chasing trends. But it's not that I'm naturally calm; it's what the market has taught me.

When I first started, I was also a retail investor. I got caught in spikes as soon as I entered the market, and whenever I added positions, the market would crash; watching others make money only made me lose more as I got anxious.

At first, I made a small fortune with a meme coin, and just when I gained a bit of confidence, a single pullback cut my profits in half, and my mindset collapsed.

Back then, I thought it was just bad luck, but after a few more experiences, I realized the reason was that I had no methods at all and was purely relying on emotional trading.

Later, I spent a lot of time reviewing and experimenting. I experienced liquidation, clearing positions, all-in bets, bottom fishing, and chasing highs… I made all the mistakes a retail investor could make.

The steadiness you see today is actually me having smoothed out my aggressive personality through losses.

To hold on from a few thousand to now, I've summarized three key points:

First: Admit defeat when the direction is wrong; don’t tell stories.
In the beginning, I liked to argue with myself: “This is just a shakeout, it won’t drop,” “If I wait a bit longer, it will definitely bounce back”... But every time I hesitated, I lost more.
Now, as soon as the structure deteriorates, I pull out immediately without looking back. Trading isn't about who can be stubborn; it's about who can run fast.

Second: Stay calm after two losses; don’t act out of spite.
Sustained losses are a very dangerous state, not because of the amount lost, but because it leads to the emotional urge to “win it back.” I used to say, “Just one last bet,” and ended up giving it all back.
Later, I set strict rules: if I make two consecutive mistakes, I must stop trading, regardless of how good the market looks.

Third: Don’t rush, don’t chase, don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight.
In every major market wave, the ones who really make money are not the fastest to jump in but rather those who can maintain their rhythm and distinguish the structure.
The market operates in cycles; opportunities don’t come every day. If you’re always jumping in, you might actually get caught in high-frequency mistakes.

I know many people who have been spinning their wheels for three years. It's not that they aren’t trying hard; it’s that they keep repeating ineffective actions.

On the contrary, those whose accounts are steadily rising have managed to avoid gambling, holding, and greed.
They don’t chase hot trends; they don’t rely on feelings, but only trade what they understand.
If there’s an opportunity, they act; if there’s none, they wait. It’s that simple.

What you lack is not effort or opportunity, but someone who can help you profit steadily in this market.

#加密项目 $C
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It's not that the market is difficult to operate in, it's that your direction is wrong! In this round of market, whether you can recover your capital depends entirely on yourself. Plan with me early, and let you come out of the low point as soon as possible. #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调
It's not that the market is difficult to operate in, it's that your direction is wrong!

In this round of market, whether you can recover your capital depends entirely on yourself. Plan with me early, and let you come out of the low point as soon as possible.

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调
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A piece of advice for beginners who are just starting to play.
A piece of advice for beginners who are just starting to play.
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At the beginning, the account only had 3100U left. For more than two months, I didn’t dare to go in heavy even once. It’s not that I didn’t want to, but I was scared. In the previous few attempts, it was always because I wanted to turn things around quickly. As a result, I either chased highs and got hit, or bought low and got stuck. After a few back-and-forths, the account was left with only one thought: how to stop the losses. Later, I started to rebuild my trading rhythm. I didn’t look for any 'magic indicators' and didn’t hope to catch the so-called 'launch point'. I only did two things: First, figure out which market conditions I was most stable in. Not every trend suits you. Some people are good at day trading, while others are better at swing trading. After trying, I found that the most suitable for me was to do 'rolling positions': entering in batches, taking profits step by step, and not fearing pullbacks. Second, control drawdowns. If you can’t control drawdowns, no matter how high the profits are, you won’t be able to keep them. So I set clear take-profit and stop-loss zones, not being greedy for each trade, and not holding on, even if it meant taking a few more steps, rather than letting emotions take over. After seven weeks of persistence, the account grew from 3100U to 62,000U. There were no skyrocketing coins or liquidation orders; every step had a visible structure and a manageable rhythm. During this process, I summarized a rule: It’s not that you make money by trading more often, but that you 'let go of many temptations' that allows you to survive longer. Don’t be led by emotions, and don’t think you can get rich overnight. The root of why your account isn’t growing often lies not in the wrong direction, but in the chaotic rhythm, position sizes, and mindset. Turning things around relies not on miracles, but on rules. When you truly execute a complete position plan, even if the result isn’t the highest profit, you can understand — what is controllable, and what is sustainable. A set of the right methods + stable execution + a good team to maintain the rhythm. It's far better than you being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will naturally find me. #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数 $BNB $ETH $BTC
At the beginning, the account only had 3100U left. For more than two months, I didn’t dare to go in heavy even once.

It’s not that I didn’t want to, but I was scared. In the previous few attempts, it was always because I wanted to turn things around quickly. As a result, I either chased highs and got hit, or bought low and got stuck. After a few back-and-forths, the account was left with only one thought: how to stop the losses.

Later, I started to rebuild my trading rhythm. I didn’t look for any 'magic indicators' and didn’t hope to catch the so-called 'launch point'.

I only did two things:

First, figure out which market conditions I was most stable in.
Not every trend suits you. Some people are good at day trading, while others are better at swing trading. After trying, I found that the most suitable for me was to do 'rolling positions': entering in batches, taking profits step by step, and not fearing pullbacks.

Second, control drawdowns.
If you can’t control drawdowns, no matter how high the profits are, you won’t be able to keep them. So I set clear take-profit and stop-loss zones, not being greedy for each trade, and not holding on, even if it meant taking a few more steps, rather than letting emotions take over.

After seven weeks of persistence, the account grew from 3100U to 62,000U. There were no skyrocketing coins or liquidation orders; every step had a visible structure and a manageable rhythm.

During this process, I summarized a rule:
It’s not that you make money by trading more often, but that you 'let go of many temptations' that allows you to survive longer.

Don’t be led by emotions, and don’t think you can get rich overnight. The root of why your account isn’t growing often lies not in the wrong direction, but in the chaotic rhythm, position sizes, and mindset.

Turning things around relies not on miracles, but on rules.

When you truly execute a complete position plan, even if the result isn’t the highest profit, you can understand — what is controllable, and what is sustainable.

A set of the right methods + stable execution + a good team to maintain the rhythm. It's far better than you being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will naturally find me.

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数
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Are you placing orders now with strategies and plans, or purely because you're feeling restless, and it's uncomfortable to stay out of the market? To put it simply, most people's losses are not due to a lack of skill, but because they have no plan at all. When the market moves slightly, their fingers start itching, and they feel uncomfortable unless they place a few orders. But have you ever thought about what your logic for entering the market is? Where is your stop loss set? What is your target profit? When will you retreat? If you haven't figured these out, then placing orders is just emotional release, not trading. Those who truly make money never randomly place orders because of minor fluctuations. Just because the price goes up doesn't mean you should chase it, and just because it drops doesn't mean you should grab the rebound. They have a clear strategy, knowing what price to take what position and how to hedge risks with position control. They don't get excited by candlestick charts but make calm judgments based on data and logic. When you're feeling restless, the best thing to do is not to place orders but to turn off the market screen, take out your notebook, and review your last three trades. Did you execute according to plan? Did you make emotional trades? Did you develop a habit of frequently adjusting positions or adding to positions haphazardly? These are the keys to determining whether you can make money. A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to guide you. This is far more effective than being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without needing to say a word. #上市公司加密储备战略 #加密市场回调 #美国加征关税 $LINK $SOL $VINE $ETH
Are you placing orders now with strategies and plans, or purely because you're feeling restless, and it's uncomfortable to stay out of the market?

To put it simply, most people's losses are not due to a lack of skill, but because they have no plan at all.

When the market moves slightly, their fingers start itching, and they feel uncomfortable unless they place a few orders.

But have you ever thought about what your logic for entering the market is? Where is your stop loss set? What is your target profit? When will you retreat? If you haven't figured these out, then placing orders is just emotional release, not trading.

Those who truly make money never randomly place orders because of minor fluctuations. Just because the price goes up doesn't mean you should chase it, and just because it drops doesn't mean you should grab the rebound.

They have a clear strategy, knowing what price to take what position and how to hedge risks with position control. They don't get excited by candlestick charts but make calm judgments based on data and logic.

When you're feeling restless, the best thing to do is not to place orders but to turn off the market screen, take out your notebook, and review your last three trades. Did you execute according to plan? Did you make emotional trades? Did you develop a habit of frequently adjusting positions or adding to positions haphazardly?

These are the keys to determining whether you can make money.

A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to guide you. This is far more effective than being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without needing to say a word.

#上市公司加密储备战略 #加密市场回调 #美国加征关税
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Tonight at 20:30, the United States will release the July non-farm employment data, which may become a key moment influencing the direction of the global market. Four core indicators are worth paying attention to: - The unemployment rate is expected to rise to 4.2%. If it exceeds expectations, it indicates a weakening labor market, which will strengthen the expectation of interest rate cuts, benefiting BTC and other risk assets; - The expected increase in non-farm employment is 110,000, significantly lower than the previous value of 147,000. If the actual number is lower, it indicates an economic slowdown, and the Federal Reserve may lean towards easing; - Wage growth rate (annual and monthly) is expected to improve. If wage growth accelerates, it may raise inflation expectations, putting pressure on rate cut expectations, which is bearish; If the data performs strongly, the market may lower its expectations for a rate cut in September, leading to a rise in the dollar and pressure on risk assets. In summary, tonight's data will directly impact the Federal Reserve's next steps. It is recommended to wait for the data release before assessing market trends and to manage positions carefully.
Tonight at 20:30, the United States will release the July non-farm employment data, which may become a key moment influencing the direction of the global market.

Four core indicators are worth paying attention to:

- The unemployment rate is expected to rise to 4.2%. If it exceeds expectations, it indicates a weakening labor market, which will strengthen the expectation of interest rate cuts, benefiting BTC and other risk assets;

- The expected increase in non-farm employment is 110,000, significantly lower than the previous value of 147,000. If the actual number is lower, it indicates an economic slowdown, and the Federal Reserve may lean towards easing;

- Wage growth rate (annual and monthly) is expected to improve. If wage growth accelerates, it may raise inflation expectations, putting pressure on rate cut expectations, which is bearish;

If the data performs strongly, the market may lower its expectations for a rate cut in September, leading to a rise in the dollar and pressure on risk assets.

In summary, tonight's data will directly impact the Federal Reserve's next steps. It is recommended to wait for the data release before assessing market trends and to manage positions carefully.
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The two consecutive declines have lasted for several days. Where is the next key support? Recently, many people have been asking: Is Ethereum about to bottom out? Is it time to buy the dip? After looking at the charts, I just want to say: Don't rush, the risk is not over yet. Currently, ETH has adjusted from the July high of 3940 to 3615, with five consecutive bearish days on the daily chart. The trend is very clear—bears are in control of the pace. Let's break down a few key signals: 1️⃣ The Bollinger Bands are opening downwards, and the price is close to the lower band. This indicates that the market has entered a weak downward range. After breaking below the middle band, the price continues to decline. It is currently running close to the lower band. Although there is short-term demand for a rebound, as long as it doesn't rebound above the Bollinger middle band (around 3720-3740), it is merely a “breather” during the decline. 2️⃣ MACD bearish momentum is still increasing. Currently, both DIF and DEA are operating below the zero axis with a death cross, and the red bars are getting longer, indicating that the bears have not yet backed off. In this situation, guessing the bottom is going against the trend. 3️⃣ Volume accompanying the decline indicates that funds are indeed retreating. Recently, several bearish candles have seen volume decline, with price and volume in sync, making rebound pressure greater. To stop the decline, we need to see either a decrease in volume with sideways trading or an increase in volume stabilizing, but neither has occurred yet. So how will it go next? The critical support range is between 3540-3570. This area is a previous consolidation platform, and once it breaks below, it is likely to directly test the strong support range of 3400-3350. On the contrary, to reverse the downward trend in the short term, it must at least regain the 3720-3740 level, which may allow it to retest 3900. So should we buy the dip or not? If you are trading short-term, it is advisable to wait for clear signals before taking action. Don’t turn yourself into a knife-catching victim just to “catch the rebound.” If you are dealing with spot trading, don’t rush to add positions either. The next good position will be when it stabilizes below 3400; by then, market sentiment will have mostly cleared. The market is not done yet, the bottom has not been reached, so being steady can lead to greater profits. In a bull market, there are more traps than opportunities! Want to avoid pitfalls and seize real opportunities? Our team opens trades daily, ensuring steady profits with precise strategies. Join us to recover your losses! Stay tuned! #美国加征关税 #美国初请失业金人数 #加密市场回调 $ETH $ETC $ETHFI
The two consecutive declines have lasted for several days. Where is the next key support?

Recently, many people have been asking: Is Ethereum about to bottom out? Is it time to buy the dip?

After looking at the charts, I just want to say: Don't rush, the risk is not over yet.

Currently, ETH has adjusted from the July high of 3940 to 3615, with five consecutive bearish days on the daily chart. The trend is very clear—bears are in control of the pace.

Let's break down a few key signals:

1️⃣ The Bollinger Bands are opening downwards, and the price is close to the lower band.
This indicates that the market has entered a weak downward range. After breaking below the middle band, the price continues to decline. It is currently running close to the lower band. Although there is short-term demand for a rebound, as long as it doesn't rebound above the Bollinger middle band (around 3720-3740), it is merely a “breather” during the decline.

2️⃣ MACD bearish momentum is still increasing.
Currently, both DIF and DEA are operating below the zero axis with a death cross, and the red bars are getting longer, indicating that the bears have not yet backed off. In this situation, guessing the bottom is going against the trend.

3️⃣ Volume accompanying the decline indicates that funds are indeed retreating.
Recently, several bearish candles have seen volume decline, with price and volume in sync, making rebound pressure greater. To stop the decline, we need to see either a decrease in volume with sideways trading or an increase in volume stabilizing, but neither has occurred yet.

So how will it go next?

The critical support range is between 3540-3570. This area is a previous consolidation platform, and once it breaks below, it is likely to directly test the strong support range of 3400-3350.

On the contrary, to reverse the downward trend in the short term, it must at least regain the 3720-3740 level, which may allow it to retest 3900.

So should we buy the dip or not?
If you are trading short-term, it is advisable to wait for clear signals before taking action. Don’t turn yourself into a knife-catching victim just to “catch the rebound.”

If you are dealing with spot trading, don’t rush to add positions either. The next good position will be when it stabilizes below 3400; by then, market sentiment will have mostly cleared.

The market is not done yet, the bottom has not been reached, so being steady can lead to greater profits.

In a bull market, there are more traps than opportunities! Want to avoid pitfalls and seize real opportunities? Our team opens trades daily, ensuring steady profits with precise strategies. Join us to recover your losses! Stay tuned!

#美国加征关税 #美国初请失业金人数 #加密市场回调
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Many fans ask me what to do if they are stuck? To be honest, for most people, being stuck is not just a market issue; sometimes it’s also about 'trapping oneself'. Look at your losing position: did you have a plan when you entered? Did you set a stop-loss? Did you consider the worst-case scenario? If not, then you are not trapped; you are just rushing in blindly. But since you are already stuck, let’s focus directly on: recognizing, breaking down, and executing. 1. Recognize reality, don’t fantasize about a sudden recovery. The most problematic mindset is the 'fantasy-type recovery'. After buying at a high point, watching the price drop every day while cursing the project team and hoping for a sudden surge back up. This mindset is the most dangerous. You are not really recovering; you are just waiting for the market to pity you. Remember this: the market never turns back to serve individuals; it only moves forward. First, acknowledge your position, then make a decision. You need to know whether you are stuck at a trend reversal or mistakenly caught in a consolidation zone. 2. Break it down, don’t stubbornly hold the whole position. Most people, once stuck, think about 'recovering in one go', which only leads to deeper losses. Real experts at recovery never throw everything in at once; they break it down. For example, if you are stuck with 5000U, don’t just wait for it to rise; instead: - Break out 1000U and trade based on the current rhythm for short-term profits - Set conditions and then decide whether to reduce the position and stop-loss - Keep a portion of the position for observation, and consider adjusting when the trend is clear This way, you can buffer the losses and maintain liquidity, without being completely locked out. 3. Execute the plan, don’t impulsively increase your position. The worst thing is to shout 'I’m stuck' while also unable to resist adding to your position in a gamble to 'buy the dip'. If you really want to recover, you need to have a plan and logic, not just gamble on a rise or rely on emotions. For example: Set a technical level, like a trend line breakthrough or increased volume, before considering adding to your position Or directly set a retracement percentage, and if it reaches that point, stop-loss and exit, without further delay You need to understand one thing: recovery is not about returning to the original price, but about salvaging your funds. It could be making profits on the same coin, or it could be other opportunities to make up for losses, or even completely shifting your position. A correct method + stable execution + a good team to set the pace is far better than you busying yourself alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without saying a word. #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数 $ETH $OM
Many fans ask me what to do if they are stuck?

To be honest, for most people, being stuck is not just a market issue; sometimes it’s also about 'trapping oneself'.

Look at your losing position: did you have a plan when you entered? Did you set a stop-loss? Did you consider the worst-case scenario? If not, then you are not trapped; you are just rushing in blindly.

But since you are already stuck, let’s focus directly on: recognizing, breaking down, and executing.

1. Recognize reality, don’t fantasize about a sudden recovery.
The most problematic mindset is the 'fantasy-type recovery'.
After buying at a high point, watching the price drop every day while cursing the project team and hoping for a sudden surge back up.

This mindset is the most dangerous.
You are not really recovering; you are just waiting for the market to pity you.

Remember this: the market never turns back to serve individuals; it only moves forward.
First, acknowledge your position, then make a decision. You need to know whether you are stuck at a trend reversal or mistakenly caught in a consolidation zone.

2. Break it down, don’t stubbornly hold the whole position.
Most people, once stuck, think about 'recovering in one go', which only leads to deeper losses.
Real experts at recovery never throw everything in at once; they break it down.
For example, if you are stuck with 5000U, don’t just wait for it to rise; instead:
- Break out 1000U and trade based on the current rhythm for short-term profits
- Set conditions and then decide whether to reduce the position and stop-loss
- Keep a portion of the position for observation, and consider adjusting when the trend is clear

This way, you can buffer the losses and maintain liquidity, without being completely locked out.

3. Execute the plan, don’t impulsively increase your position.
The worst thing is to shout 'I’m stuck' while also unable to resist adding to your position in a gamble to 'buy the dip'.
If you really want to recover, you need to have a plan and logic, not just gamble on a rise or rely on emotions.

For example:
Set a technical level, like a trend line breakthrough or increased volume, before considering adding to your position
Or directly set a retracement percentage, and if it reaches that point, stop-loss and exit, without further delay

You need to understand one thing: recovery is not about returning to the original price, but about salvaging your funds.

It could be making profits on the same coin, or it could be other opportunities to make up for losses, or even completely shifting your position.

A correct method + stable execution + a good team to set the pace is far better than you busying yourself alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without saying a word.

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数 $ETH $OM
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In the beginning, I only had 500U and didn't even dare to use 3x leverage, fearing that I would lose everything in one go. But I knew clearly that to turn things around, it wasn't about luck, but a strategy that could endure, stabilize, and bite down on profits. At that time, I set three principles for myself: - Don't touch cold coins, don't chase hot trends, don't rely on 'feelings' to enter the market. I only focused on a few coins: ETH, SOL, OP, which were hot enough, stable enough, and had volatility. Before opening a position, I had to meet three conditions: - The K-line must stand firmly above the 20 moving average - The order book suddenly has increased volume - Sentiment is overwhelmingly in the opposite direction If I met the criteria, I would enter with a small position, with a maximum stop loss of 3% and a maximum take profit of 10%. Once it hit the target, I would exit without delay. In the initial phase, I only took 'winning' trades. Not guaranteed profit, but the kind with a clear mindset, defined stop losses, and the ability to fight back or withdraw. It took me a full 22 days to grow 500U to 1800U. There were temptations and missed opportunities in between, but I kept suppressing my greed, not increasing my position, not reinvesting profits, and not touching news-driven trades. After reaching 4000U, I began to diversify my strategy into three parts: one part focusing on short-term trades, one part waiting for daily patterns, and one part locking in as a base position, not moving, leaving a safety net for myself. This made it easier, with a clear rhythm. I only needed to make 1-2 trades a day. I dared to hold when the market rose, and I wasn't afraid to cut losses when it fell. Over time, my account started to gain momentum. By the fourth month, the account exceeded 100,000, and I continued to work steadily. By the eighth month, when I saw the account balance, I was stunned—over 1.04 million. This is not a legend; it's a result earned step by step through execution. Every trade counts, every review corrects mistakes, and every struggle reminds me—don't get carried away. A correct method + stable execution + a good team to maintain the rhythm. It's far better than being busy alone! Those looking to turn things around will naturally find me. #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数 $BNB $SOL $MKR
In the beginning, I only had 500U and didn't even dare to use 3x leverage, fearing that I would lose everything in one go.

But I knew clearly that to turn things around, it wasn't about luck, but a strategy that could endure, stabilize, and bite down on profits.

At that time, I set three principles for myself:
- Don't touch cold coins, don't chase hot trends, don't rely on 'feelings' to enter the market.
I only focused on a few coins: ETH, SOL, OP, which were hot enough, stable enough, and had volatility.

Before opening a position, I had to meet three conditions:
- The K-line must stand firmly above the 20 moving average
- The order book suddenly has increased volume
- Sentiment is overwhelmingly in the opposite direction

If I met the criteria, I would enter with a small position, with a maximum stop loss of 3% and a maximum take profit of 10%. Once it hit the target, I would exit without delay.

In the initial phase, I only took 'winning' trades.
Not guaranteed profit, but the kind with a clear mindset, defined stop losses, and the ability to fight back or withdraw.

It took me a full 22 days to grow 500U to 1800U.
There were temptations and missed opportunities in between, but I kept suppressing my greed, not increasing my position, not reinvesting profits, and not touching news-driven trades.

After reaching 4000U, I began to diversify my strategy into three parts: one part focusing on short-term trades, one part waiting for daily patterns, and one part locking in as a base position, not moving, leaving a safety net for myself.

This made it easier, with a clear rhythm. I only needed to make 1-2 trades a day.
I dared to hold when the market rose, and I wasn't afraid to cut losses when it fell. Over time, my account started to gain momentum.

By the fourth month, the account exceeded 100,000, and I continued to work steadily. By the eighth month, when I saw the account balance, I was stunned—over 1.04 million.

This is not a legend; it's a result earned step by step through execution.
Every trade counts, every review corrects mistakes, and every struggle reminds me—don't get carried away.

A correct method + stable execution + a good team to maintain the rhythm. It's far better than being busy alone! Those looking to turn things around will naturally find me.

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数
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Don't mess around with 500U; true wealth is rolled out from your positions! Stop asking: I only have a few hundred U, can I still turn things around? The very fact that you ask this shows you don't understand this market yet. Do you think the big players crush it with positions? In reality, most of them have rolled their positions up! 500U? That's enough! As long as you don't operate recklessly, don't over-leverage, don't go all-in, and don't follow the crowd, this amount of capital can definitely help you find your niche! How do you play with small funds? First, establish a steady rhythm! Most people want to go all-in and get rich overnight when they start! What happens then? When the market reverses, your positions are all in the red, your account hits zero, leaving endless regret. The correct approach is—first establish a rhythm, then increase your positions. Phase One: Practice your skills, get a feel for it Make 12 trades a day, look for popular coins, watch for MACD golden crosses and structural breakthroughs, Take 35% profit and walk away, don’t be greedy. Phase Two: Take profits and reinvest, roll and amplify Every profit should be taken out as “bullets,” Roll profits on profits, keep the principal intact, manage risks, and steadily amplify. Rolling positions relies on discipline, not gut feeling. You need to understand that the greatest fear of rolling positions is not losses, but chaos. A loss of 10U is not scary; acting impulsively to average down, holding onto losing positions, and doubling down to recover is the real disaster. How do disciplined people act? - Move the principal only once; thereafter, only use floating profits to roll - Set stop-loss levels in advance; don’t move unless they are reached - Gradually increase positions; the more you earn, the bolder you get; the more you lose, the more conservative you become - This is the correct way to roll 500U into 5000U, or even 50,000U. Why is it said that beginners can easily explode in profits? Because you have no psychological burden. You haven’t been scared by major players, nor have you experienced the pain of blowing up tens of thousands of U, So you can try with small amounts, seek steady progress, and grow rapidly. As long as you do these three things: - Keep a record of every trade to know where you went wrong - Understand the rhythm, be willing to stay in cash to wait for opportunities - Take small profits and run; don’t fantasize about one trade hitting the jackpot Then you are already ahead of 80% of people. A correct method + stable execution + a good team to set the rhythm is far better than you being busy alone! If you want to turn things around, you will find me without needing to say more. #美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数
Don't mess around with 500U; true wealth is rolled out from your positions!

Stop asking: I only have a few hundred U, can I still turn things around? The very fact that you ask this shows you don't understand this market yet.

Do you think the big players crush it with positions? In reality, most of them have rolled their positions up!

500U? That's enough!
As long as you don't operate recklessly, don't over-leverage, don't go all-in, and don't follow the crowd, this amount of capital can definitely help you find your niche!

How do you play with small funds? First, establish a steady rhythm!
Most people want to go all-in and get rich overnight when they start! What happens then?
When the market reverses, your positions are all in the red, your account hits zero, leaving endless regret.

The correct approach is—first establish a rhythm, then increase your positions.

Phase One: Practice your skills, get a feel for it
Make 12 trades a day, look for popular coins, watch for MACD golden crosses and structural breakthroughs,
Take 35% profit and walk away, don’t be greedy.

Phase Two: Take profits and reinvest, roll and amplify
Every profit should be taken out as “bullets,”
Roll profits on profits, keep the principal intact, manage risks, and steadily amplify.

Rolling positions relies on discipline, not gut feeling.

You need to understand that the greatest fear of rolling positions is not losses, but chaos.
A loss of 10U is not scary; acting impulsively to average down, holding onto losing positions, and doubling down to recover is the real disaster.

How do disciplined people act?
- Move the principal only once; thereafter, only use floating profits to roll
- Set stop-loss levels in advance; don’t move unless they are reached
- Gradually increase positions; the more you earn, the bolder you get; the more you lose, the more conservative you become
- This is the correct way to roll 500U into 5000U, or even 50,000U.

Why is it said that beginners can easily explode in profits?
Because you have no psychological burden.
You haven’t been scared by major players, nor have you experienced the pain of blowing up tens of thousands of U,
So you can try with small amounts, seek steady progress, and grow rapidly.

As long as you do these three things:
- Keep a record of every trade to know where you went wrong
- Understand the rhythm, be willing to stay in cash to wait for opportunities
- Take small profits and run; don’t fantasize about one trade hitting the jackpot

Then you are already ahead of 80% of people.

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

#美国加征关税 #加密市场回调 #美国初请失业金人数
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If you want to trade cryptocurrencies to make money, you cannot rely on luck. Sometimes luck is part of skill, but you need to consistently have that luck. The current market is fluctuating repeatedly, and the harvesting of retail investors is happening wave after wave. For newcomers to the space, don’t think about making money just yet; think about how to survive this round of major cleansing. I have been trading cryptocurrencies for a long time and have encountered many pitfalls. I have now summarized a lot of experience; this market has more pitfalls than you think, so you need to observe and learn more to truly adapt to it. First Rule: If you don’t understand, don’t recklessly touch contracts. Contracts can not only make you money but can also make you lose it faster. Newbies are advised to start with perpetual contracts; don’t touch delivery contracts. It’s recommended to keep leverage within 3-5 times to avoid a direct halving of your capital due to a sudden reverse fluctuation. Every trade should set a stop-loss. For example, with a capital of 8000 yuan, keep single trade losses within 800 yuan. Having a plan means having an escape route. Second Rule: Choosing the right platform is a baseline, not an option. Don’t be greedy for small profits by playing with sketchy exchanges; running away, slippage, and liquidation can happen at the most critical moments. Prioritize choosing leading platforms like Binance, not for any other reason, but for safety. Also, be aware of fees and funding rates, as neglecting them can lead to significant losses. Third Rule: Earn "certain money," not "impulsive money." Don’t be fooled by a 5% rise today; tomorrow a single bearish candle could wipe it all out. Technically, look for MACD golden crosses, RSI above 50, and consistent moving average directions when considering entry; Want to catch the bottom? Wait for three solid bullish candles before making a move; want to chase a rise? Don’t chase if the moving averages are too far apart; it’s easy to get trapped. Fourth Rule: Position size and planning are your only talismans. Suppose you have 8000 yuan in capital: First, take 3200 yuan to test; if it drops 5%, cut the trade (loss of 160 yuan); After it rises, add another 2400 yuan; Keep the last 2400 yuan flexible, do not touch the principal, don’t go all in, don’t hold positions. Before taking action, write down your take-profit and stop-loss; otherwise, the next step will just be two words: passive. For example, if you use 3200 yuan to open a 5x leveraged position on BTC: Buying price 26000, stop-loss 25700 (loss of 300), take-profit 28000 (profit of 400). This kind of trading is planned risk management, not a reckless gamble. A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team guiding the rhythm. Is far better than you being busy alone! If you want to turn things around, those who understand will naturally find me. #加密市场回调 #美国加征关税 $C
If you want to trade cryptocurrencies to make money, you cannot rely on luck. Sometimes luck is part of skill, but you need to consistently have that luck.

The current market is fluctuating repeatedly, and the harvesting of retail investors is happening wave after wave. For newcomers to the space, don’t think about making money just yet; think about how to survive this round of major cleansing.

I have been trading cryptocurrencies for a long time and have encountered many pitfalls. I have now summarized a lot of experience; this market has more pitfalls than you think, so you need to observe and learn more to truly adapt to it.

First Rule: If you don’t understand, don’t recklessly touch contracts.
Contracts can not only make you money but can also make you lose it faster.
Newbies are advised to start with perpetual contracts; don’t touch delivery contracts. It’s recommended to keep leverage within 3-5 times to avoid a direct halving of your capital due to a sudden reverse fluctuation.
Every trade should set a stop-loss. For example, with a capital of 8000 yuan, keep single trade losses within 800 yuan. Having a plan means having an escape route.

Second Rule: Choosing the right platform is a baseline, not an option.
Don’t be greedy for small profits by playing with sketchy exchanges; running away, slippage, and liquidation can happen at the most critical moments.
Prioritize choosing leading platforms like Binance, not for any other reason, but for safety.
Also, be aware of fees and funding rates, as neglecting them can lead to significant losses.

Third Rule: Earn "certain money," not "impulsive money."
Don’t be fooled by a 5% rise today; tomorrow a single bearish candle could wipe it all out.
Technically, look for MACD golden crosses, RSI above 50, and consistent moving average directions when considering entry;
Want to catch the bottom? Wait for three solid bullish candles before making a move; want to chase a rise? Don’t chase if the moving averages are too far apart; it’s easy to get trapped.

Fourth Rule: Position size and planning are your only talismans.
Suppose you have 8000 yuan in capital:
First, take 3200 yuan to test; if it drops 5%, cut the trade (loss of 160 yuan);
After it rises, add another 2400 yuan;
Keep the last 2400 yuan flexible, do not touch the principal, don’t go all in, don’t hold positions.

Before taking action, write down your take-profit and stop-loss; otherwise, the next step will just be two words: passive.
For example, if you use 3200 yuan to open a 5x leveraged position on BTC:
Buying price 26000, stop-loss 25700 (loss of 300), take-profit 28000 (profit of 400).
This kind of trading is planned risk management, not a reckless gamble.

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

#加密市场回调 #美国加征关税 $C
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