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#eth market changes suddenly
Just woke up this morning and saw this wave
Without hesitation, I jumped in directly
Steadily made 2k
Now Ethereum is consolidating, which is an opportunity
The next strategy will be announced soon
Keep making profits!!!

#myx This wave of crash was caught!
Down 50%
Reached the third target
Profit of 16,000 dollars!!!

Starting from 40,000 USD, now it's almost up to 100,000
This is enthusiasm, bringing back the profits...

“BlackRock just dumped, retail investors panicked, but smart money has already set up in advance!”

The recent trend of Ethereum has been typical of “sweet first, knife later.” On the 22nd, it surged by six hundred points, the entire network was excited, but on the 25th, it dropped directly by four hundred points in a single bearish line, clearly overshadowed by dark clouds. Yesterday it closed with a small bullish candle, long and short shadows, still in a stalemate.

In the short term, today’s early session surged to 4450, almost breaking through, but the volume did not follow, and it was pushed back into the range, now grinding between 4451 and 4311.

The daily MACD has a death cross, but the green bars are shrinking, while the hourly chart shows some rebound signs, RSI has returned to neutral, and the EMA bullish trend is not broken, just being pressed by the short moving averages.

The key is still the volume. On the day of the crash on the 25th, the volume exploded, and yesterday’s rebound volume was only around 200,000, today it was decent in the morning session, but then weakened in the afternoon. It is very clear that funds are watching which retail investors will crack first.

In terms of operations:
I’m watching to buy near 4350 for a dip; if it really drops to 4280, I can add more. If 4250 cannot hold, I will exit. There is significant resistance above at 4450 and 4500; don’t chase hard without volume. If there is a real surge past 4550, then the bearish logic will be invalidated.

In simple terms, there are market opportunities every day, but most people can’t profit. It’s not about the market, but about trading habits; they over-leverage after a gain and hold on stubbornly after a loss.

My method is very simple: don’t look at 20 coins, only focus on 3.

Don’t guess the bottom or chase highs, just follow the rhythm.
Only those who can endure will be the ones to walk away with the money in the end.

Turning over more than 400U to 5000, you might think I'm making this up

But with a set of logic that seems the "dumbest," I turned more than 400U into 5000 in 3 months

You say luck? Then how come I'm making money every month, with a profit-taking rate steady at over 80%

I have friends around me following my rhythm, not to mention those who have recovered their capital; two of them have directly quit their jobs to work in this field

The method is very simple, but very effective

I don't choose coins; I focus on people. Which chain is attracting major players, which project suddenly draws in big investors, I can tell just by looking. On-chain, order book, liquidity, I can sense even the slightest movement. Wherever the main force is, that’s where I go; don’t talk to me about technical patterns, that stuff is always a step behind

I also don’t guess price movements. Guessing trends is too foolish; you can't control the ups and downs, certainty is what matters

I only engage with those coins that have just plummeted, emotions are shattered, but the main force is still holding tight without moving. While others are scared and cutting their positions, I go in to reap the rewards, and I leave quickly, never lingering in battle

If you believe in projects and consensus, then go be a VC or a founder; I’m just a retail investor, I only care about my account

Now, every morning I check the market, look for rhythms, and in the evening I review and take profits, following my own pace

There’s no profound theory, just stability, precision, and going against human nature
I’m not saying this to show off, really not

I just want to tell you, you don’t need to be very smart, you don’t need to know a lot of things

As long as you don’t mess around and are willing to follow the rhythm slowly, even small funds can explode

Going fast alone, going far together!!!
One person may clear the way, but cannot overcome a united front
The winds and clouds don’t change in a day; achievements have always relied on many
You’re not weak enough; you’re just too lonely
I’m here, not leaving nor scattering

It's been a while since we talked about Ethereum, so let's discuss Ethereum today.

Recently, these few candlesticks really have a bit of a trick feel. The large bullish candlestick on the 22nd pulled up more than six hundred points, making people feel restless, but it didn't hold for long, and on the 25th, a large bearish candlestick came crashing down, taking away four hundred points, giving off a feeling of dark clouds gathering. The small bullish candlestick that closed yesterday had absurdly long upper and lower shadows, with bulls and bears fiercely tugging at this position, really seeing who gives in first.

The hourly chart is even more obvious. The breakout bullish candlestick at nine o'clock this morning rose almost ninety points, momentarily surging above 4450, but the volume didn't keep up, and it couldn't break through. Now it is oscillating back and forth in the range of 4451—4311, with the main force clearly testing, wanting to see who goes up first.

The indicators are also quite intriguing. The daily MACD has been in a death cross for a few days, with the bars shortening, indicating that the downward momentum is not as strong as before. A golden cross has appeared below the zero line on the hourly chart, suggesting a possible short-term rebound. The daily RSI has dropped from overbought to neutral, and the hourly RSI hasn't reached oversold, indicating there is still some room for an upward move. The EMA arrangement is still bullish, but the price is pressed below the short-term moving averages, and any attempts to rebound could easily be knocked back down.

I've been keeping an eye on the volume. On the 25th, the big drop saw trading volume spike to one million, which is a recent ceiling. Yesterday's rebound volume was only over two hundred thousand, and today in the morning session, it broke through but could only see over forty thousand; by the afternoon, the volume shrank, and the main force's attitude is very clear – they are observing.

In terms of operations, I see the 4350 area as a point, close to the previous low, and short-term accumulation there is acceptable. If it pulls back to around 4280, the integer support is obvious, and we can also consider a second round of accumulation. The lower bound of 4250 must not be broken; if it is broken, it means the rebound is basically over. Above, there is strong resistance at 4450 and 4500, with the previous high and short-term moving averages pressing down. If it can't break through, be careful of getting stuck. If it truly breaks through to above 4550 with accompanying volume, then the bearish logic becomes invalidated.

In summary, Ethereum is currently in a typical tug-of-war between bulls and bears, with neither side winning; it only seems to be smoking on the surface. Don't act impulsively, don't bet on direction, wait for it to reveal a flaw before taking action. After trading for over a decade, I've only remembered one thing: don't let the market lead you; let it show its flaws before you enter, keeping a steady hand is more important than anything else.

After losing 500,000, I used 5,000 to violently roll back to real gameplay
What does it feel like to lose 500,000?

I understand

Staring at the K-line at midnight with shaky hands, the ashtray filled, even thinking about closing my account. But a real tough person only does one thing: uses the last bullet to pierce through the market maker

Rolling 5,000 to 500,000, I've seen three people do it, and I've done it once myself (don't ask for screenshots, believe it or not, take it as me bragging)

The core is not the technique, but the anti-human discipline

1. Specially targeting "pin bar markets": When BTC skyrockets or plummets, the exchange's liquidity is the most chaotic. Wait for the price to pull back to the EMA20 moving average, use 5x leverage to go in, make 5% and run immediately.
Don't be greedy, do it only twice a day, 5,000 U can roll to 10,000 in a week.

2. Altcoin "death spiral" strategy: Ten minutes before a new coin goes live, the depth is as thin as paper. Place a buy order 1.5% lower than the current price in advance (specific coins matter, don't touch trash coins), if you get filled, sell it 3% higher, repeat the process.

3. The harshest move: Once the account exceeds 20,000 U, withdraw 50% to a cold wallet at 8 PM every night.
90% of people die at this step**, they always think "I'll take profits after one more wave", but end up being liquidated before dawn.

The real secret to making money is actually being able to afford to lose" — can you dare to stop after making five trades in a row? Do you know why most people go to zero after reaching 10,000 U?

Remember, the most expensive lesson in the crypto circle is not losing money, but not learning how to turn the last 5,000 U around.

With 850U rolling to 54,000, this time I really reversed my situation with methods.

I am not the chosen one who becomes rich overnight, nor am I some legendary trader. In the past, I was also a retail investor losing money year after year, frequently facing liquidation, only blindly chasing highs and selling lows when witnessing the volatile cryptocurrency market.

At the beginning of this round, I had only 850U. Not much, but precisely because it was not much, it forced me to choose only the most reliable trades.

I set three strict rules for myself:
1. No chasing highs or selling lows, only focusing on high-certainty rhythm points.
2. Build all positions in batches, strictly controlling take-profit and stop-loss.
3. Once in profit, immediately roll the position, increasing the size gradually.

At first, it was particularly hard. For the first two or three days, I was only making profits of several dozen to a hundred U each day, which seemed to show no improvement. But I was very clear that the significance of this stage was not about making money, but about establishing a safety margin. The real takeoff comes after doubling the principal and entering the third round of rolling positions, that is when it truly skyrockets.

In less than four weeks, I made fewer than 30 trades in total, with a win rate of about 70%. To be honest, that’s not particularly high. But for every winning trade, I held on tightly, controlling the drawdown effectively, and in this way, I pulled my account from 850U to 32,000, and then to a peak of 54,000.

This is not luck; it’s strategy.

This rolling position method is something I forged through multiple liquidations, particularly suitable for those with a small principal but wanting to turn their situation around. I won’t go into details; how to judge rhythm, dynamically adjust positions, and what points can open trades are things that can't be explained in just one sentence. Those willing to learn will come and ask.

The cryptocurrency market is not impossible to turn around; it's just that you don’t have the tools in your hands.

I have already won a round with it, and next, I want to bring some people along to play for real.

Everyone has eaten well, right!!
Continuing the winning streak
Today is the take profit for the 2nd bet
There will be more opportunities tonight
The strategy will be disclosed internally soon!!!

The Dumbest Way to Make Money in Crypto: I Earned 3.5 Million from It

Believe it or not, this is what I learned from real money losses

Three years ago, I was a self-proclaimed 'techie,' spending my days drawing lines on the screen: MACD golden cross and dead cross, RSI overbought and oversold, K-line patterns making my eyes dizzy. What was the result? Earnings and losses, my account balance was like a roller coaster, sometimes even getting wiped out. The more I studied, the more anxious I became; the harder I worked, the more money I lost.

Until one day, I met an old trader. He laughed at me: 'You're too smart, that's why you can't make money. When trading crypto, the simpler, the better.' Then he dropped a phrase on me: '343 phased investment method.'

To be honest, at that time, I thought this method was incredibly stupid. The operating logic was so simple; instead of guessing price movements, just buy according to the plan, lacking any 'technical content.' But later, I tried it. In less than two years, I turned 50,000 capital into 2 million. It’s hilarious; it turned out that the dumb method was the most powerful.

How exactly does it work? One core principle: phased buying. First, use 30% of your funds to open a test position, don’t go all in. Prices go up? Don’t chase it, wait for a pullback to add to your position. Prices go down? Even better, for every 10% drop, add a little to lower your average cost. Save the last 30% to invest when the trend is confirmed. Leave the rest to time; stop thinking about bottom fishing and top selling every day.

You might think it’s too rigid, but the market fears your 'smartness.' The more you try to guess price movements, the easier it is for the big players to harvest you. Instead, honestly phase your buying; with a lower cost, when the trend comes, you’ll naturally make big money.

I myself relied on this method to master BTC and ETH, and later tried it on SOL and BNB, with the same good results. To put it simply, this method is not for short-term gains, but for long-term survival.

Stop thinking you’re so smart; sometimes in the crypto world, the dumber you are, the more you earn.

Why do so many people learn a lot of skills but still blow up their accounts?

I know too many brothers who can recite candlestick patterns fluently, check on-chain data daily, and are more sensitive to macro news than journalists… But when they open a contract, they still end up losing everything.

The reason is simple: the market doesn’t test how much you know, but whether you can control yourself. It’s like losing weight; who doesn’t know to eat less and exercise more? But when you're really hungry, who can resist? Trading is the same: at the lows, no one dares to buy; at the highs, everyone rushes in, and in the end, they all become fodder.

Some people always say that with small funds, you should trade short-term and quickly; today 10%, tomorrow 20%, which sounds like a dream. The reality is: if you're constantly entering and exiting, the fees and slippage will eat you up first, and then your emotions will take another toll, resulting in your principal getting thinner. The ones who can really grow small funds are those who can endure and dare to hold onto trend positions; take it slow, and in the end, you'll turn things around.

As for leverage, it’s even more ridiculous; how many people, when they open a position, first calculate the liquidation price: “Two times is very safe,” “Five times is fine” … And what happens? When 3/12 or 5/19 comes, it all goes to zero. Real risk control thinking is never about calculating the liquidation price but rather setting in advance how much I can lose on this trade and walking away when I hit that limit without hesitation.

Ultimately, technique is just a threshold; what truly determines whether you can survive is your system, discipline, and whether you can resist the impulse of human nature. Stop blaming the market and the manipulators; often, liquidation happens because you can't win against yourself.

Many people instinctively say it's crazy when they hear '100 times leverage', thinking it's gambling. But to be honest, I really turned my life around from the abyss by relying on '3% position + 100 times leverage'.

At that time, my account was left with less than 3000 U, and I had already blown up five times; I was almost numb. Friends advised me to stop playing, but I refused to believe it. After studying countless liquidation cases, I found out that what really harms everyone is not the leverage, but the chaotic direction, random position adjustments, and frequent impulsive trades; it was self-sabotage.

So I simply did the opposite: I only took one direction each day, firmly keeping my position at 3%-5%, using 100 times leverage directly. If I was wrong, I cut my losses; if I was right, I took profits immediately, without increasing my position or holding onto losing trades. It was simple and straightforward, but safe.

As a result, in one month, I turned 3000 U into 32,000. Yes, there were times when I faced losses, but each time I controlled my losses to within 100 U, so I was completely unbothered. This was completely different from the previous times when I went all-in and blew up my entire account.

To put it simply, low position + high leverage is not gambling; it’s a way of extreme harvesting. The premise is that you must be able to stay calm, not act impulsively, and not indulge in fantasies.

Now I only take 2-3 trades a day, making money easily, relying on rhythm, not luck. I won't write too much about the details, as I fear someone might copy it and end up harming themselves. Just remember one thing: liquidation is not scary; what’s scary is that you are always gambling everything for a turnaround.

Contract liquidation, altcoin bloodbath, chasing highs and cutting losses... I've stepped into all these pits. The worst time, my account was down to 10,000, I was truly in despair questioning my life.

But brothers, now this 10,000 has turned into a seven-figure sum. Don't think it's luck; it's actually a survival system honed through blood and tears.

To be honest, most people die unjustly, not because of poor skills, but because their mindset is too greedy, always dreaming of hitting it big for financial freedom. But have you really calculated it? To multiply by 100 times, you need to double your money 10 times in a row; 99% of people have already perished by the third drawdown. My strategy is quite counter-intuitive; I only take the juiciest bite in the market and absolutely do not greedily go for the whole fish.

Another pitfall is messing around with altcoins, NFTs, and DeFi. On the surface, they seem highly profitable, but in reality, they are just casinos. My battleground only consists of two: BTC and ETH. High liquidity, clean trends, it's hard for the big players to pull a fast one on you.

As for how to turn the tide, to put it plainly, it's not about offense but defense. I only make one or two moves a day, securing a profit of 3%-5% directly into my pocket, without dreaming of a "big market." Once my principal grows to a certain scale, I use the Kelly formula to adjust my position size, letting risk change along with the principal; this is the true logic of compounding.

There are many miracles in the crypto world, but only those who survive are the winners. If you're still struggling in the liquidation loop, you may not be lacking opportunities, but rather that bit of "counter-intuitive" discipline.

Stop fantasizing; only those who can survive have the right to make money.

It's not that you can't make money

It's just that you've been following the wrong people

I have to speak some truth now

Having been in the crypto world until today

I've monitored more coins and interacted with more people than you've swapped coins

But I've found that 90% of people lose money not because they're stupid

But because

They go all-in at the first sign of a price rise, and face liquidation during a crash
They see others making money and get envious, trading recklessly
They clearly understand but there's no one to guide them

Many people actually understand
But they lack someone to pull them back on track

In March this year, a brother came to me
Having lost over 600,000, he was mentally broken and ready to quit the game
I told him to delete all fantasies of "doubling overnight"

Just do two things with me:

Maintain a steady rhythm, only trade high win-rate signals
Cut losses when wrong, control positions strictly, proceed steadily

And the result?

In 3 months, from having only 34,000 U left in his account

He rolled it back up to 237,000 U

No magical operations

Just logic + execution

I asked him how he felt now?

He said: "I won't gamble anymore, I just want to steadily recover my losses."

I paused for a few seconds and replied:

You have finally gotten started

Many people watch me trade and say I'm not as steady as I seem

I understand

Because most people are only used to wild fluctuations

They've never seen anyone consistently making a few hundred or a few thousand U every day

Not chasing trends, not calling signals, not relying on superstition

Just gradually growing the account little by little

It's like a fat person

Who has never seen anyone lose weight without late-night snacks

So they will doubt: Did they take medication?

I don't teach you to get rich quickly, but I can teach you to turn things around

The market is not lacking in smart people, but in people who have rhythm

If you think you're not stupid

It's just that there's no one to guide you

If you've also experienced liquidation, numbness, or even thought about quitting

Then you should reach out to me

To see if what we offer is the strategy you’ve always wanted to learn

But no one taught you

Only trading a few times a day, with an abnormally high win rate

I don't take on beginners

I work with those who have lost in gambling and want to recover their funds

The market has been good lately
I'm preparing to open up a new batch of people
If you want in, come yourself

Only looking at execution

Liquidation is not bad luck; it's because you don't understand 'real rolling positions' at all.

I've seen too many people trade contracts:

They rush to close positions when the price rises by 10%, missing out on a million-dollar market.
They desperately add positions during a crash, resulting in a complete wipeout.
They clearly have the right direction, but they get shaken out due to a mere 5% pullback.

How do experts play? Simply put, they do the opposite!

90% of people have a serious misunderstanding of rolling positions.
They think rolling positions mean adding to floating profits, going all in, fantasizing about getting rich overnight.

What’s the result? A single pullback and they go straight to zero.

The essence of real rolling positions boils down to three sentences:

Capital is always safe.
Adding positions must break through key levels.
Only profits are allowed to roll in.

Ordinary people: Bottom fishing → Adding positions → Liquidation.
Experts: Testing → Rolling positions → Locking in profits.

Let me give you a practical example:

Suppose you have 10,000 USDT in capital and encounter a major drop in Bitcoin.

Step one, use only 500 USDT to open a position, with 100x leverage that's a 50,000 USDT position, and set a stop loss firmly at the opening position + 2%. Test the waters, don’t rush in.

If the market moves favorably? After reaching half of the profit, use the profits to add positions for the first time.

If the price breaks the previous low? Use 70% of the remaining profit to add a second position.

At this point, your capital remains untouched; all you’re rolling is profit.

Once the floating profit exceeds the capital, start a hedge for protection. If the market accelerates downwards, directly take a ghost position to fully capture the profit.

With 10,000 in capital, withstand a 30% drop, and end up with a profit of 49,000 USDT.

Brothers, the market specializes in treating all forms of defiance, but it always rewards those who use the right methods.

Many people get liquidated while trading contracts, it's not that the market is too difficult, but rather that they don't understand how to play at all.

I have always focused on two coins: the leader $BTC, and the second $ETH. Starting with 100,000, using a set rhythm strategy, I've steadily achieved a monthly return of 30% to 50% without a single liquidation.

How did I do it? It's simple, don't seek too much, don't be greedy for quick profits, just pursue stability and precision.

Short positions? Wait for a rebound, when the 4-hour chart hits the upper MA60 or multiple moving average resistance, then open short positions in batches. It's not random guessing, but waiting for the prey to jump out before pulling the trigger.

Long positions? Just focus on key support, only enter in batches when the needle hits the target. If the needle doesn't come, just wait patiently, don't join the frenzy.

Stop-loss? Strict rules. A maximum loss of 15% of the principal per day, with no single trade exceeding 10%. If triggered, stop immediately, close the software, rest, and never act emotionally.

Position size? Fixed, neither increasing nor decreasing, not fully invested, and no overnight trades. If the market is unclear? Go flat, better to miss out than to act recklessly. In a crashing market, just wait for the needle, if there are no opportunities, then wait.

When should you be aggressive? When the market is trending. If the direction is clear, don't hesitate, if it's bullish, go all in, if it's bearish, go all out, and chase the hot spots when they come. Being aggressive leads to aggressive results.

This strategy can be used by large funds, and small funds can also amplify its use. If you really want to make stable profits, stop always thinking about 'gambling for a turnaround', learn to follow the rhythm, and surviving is the key to the future.

In the end, the crypto world has never lacked opportunities, what it lacks is the ruthless people who can control their hands.

That's all I can help you with, the rest depends on you to practice. If you really want to turn things around, don't just watch and do nothing.

Keep it up, brothers!

Divine Dan！！！
Last night seized this opportunity
Gained 200 points
16000u securely in hand
New operations are coming, those wanting to break even come follow along

In the crypto world, if you don't have much money in hand and still want to make a comeback, it relies on strategy, not fantasy.

Many people start by asking: How can 1000 turn into 1 million? Bro, wake up. This kind of thought is what the people who cut leeks love to hear.

The ones who can really make it are never those who get 'rich overnight', but those who methodically and rhythmically grow their principal over time.

Step one, first save up 10,000 for yourself. Don't think about gambling your spare change for a hundred times return; 10,000 is neither too much nor too little, enough to withstand trial and error, and it gives you a chance to leverage future profits.

Step two, don't always focus on BTC and ETH. While they are good assets, can you really expect to turn small funds into big returns with them? Difficult! What you should look for are new coins that have just emerged in a bear market, which haven't been overly hyped yet.

Just like the last round with APT and OP, launched during a downturn, ignored by everyone, only to soar 5x or 10x once the bull market arrives.

Remember: If it has heat, a narrative, and hasn't skyrocketed yet, it's worth investing in.

Step three, always follow the trend, don't fight against it. If Bitcoin stabilizes above MA20 on the weekly chart, then set your targets; once it falls below, get out immediately. Your principal should be divided into three attempts, giving yourself three chances, about 3000 each time; acknowledge your mistakes, and if you’re wrong three times, withdraw. Don’t let one failure lead to emotional decisions, and don’t stubbornly hold on.

Step four, the core is compounding, not fantasizing about a hundred times return. When you reach 5 times, swap it out and continue to roll into the next. Growing 10,000 to 50,000, 50,000 to 250,000, and 250,000 to 1,250,000—this is the logic of making a comeback. The pace in the crypto world is fast; if you aim for a hundred times return on a coin, chances are you'll lose all your profits. Experts know to take profits and keep pushing.

One last point, don’t show off. If you fail three times, it indicates that you are out of sync with the market rhythm; exiting is smarter than stubbornly holding on. The crypto world doesn't fear you being slow; it fears you not admitting your mistakes.

Why does this approach work? Because the explosive potential of new coins far exceeds that of BTC and ETH, with low risk in a bear market and high breakout potential in a bull market. Coupled with diversified stop-loss strategies and patient waiting, you can steadily reap multiples of profits. Patience is more reliable than luck, and discipline is more important than skill.

If you strictly follow this, 1 million is not far away. But if you keep relying on feelings and emotions, the crypto world will only teach you one word: worse.

Retail investors in rented rooms can also use this method to make a real comeback as traders.

A friend of mine, who used to do e-commerce, lost a lot during the off-season, and the pressure was so great that he couldn't sleep all night.

At that time, he told me: "It's not that I'm not working hard, but I really lose money no matter what I do, I can't hold on any longer."

I advised him at that moment: "Don't mess around for now, do a few orders with me, and it's most important to regain your state."

And what happened?

Slowly recovering, not only did he make up for the losses, but his business also unexpectedly thrived, and he became confident all of a sudden.

In the past couple of days, he has steadily made two orders, with a few hundred USD easily credited, spending it as pocket money—how nice is that?

This is not a myth of getting rich, nor is it a story of overnight profits.

But for someone who was almost crushed by anxiety, recovering + stabilizing mindset + regaining life rhythm is already the biggest victory.

What about you?

Are you still suffering, holding on, staring at the ceiling hoping for a miracle?

Stop torturing yourself, you may just need one person, a stable strategy, and someone willing to guide you.

No bragging, no selling dreams, let's just solidly grasp the next opportunity.

Contracts are not a casino! They are a cash machine, but you need to know the password!

Do you always buy just before a surge and sell in a moment of panic? Do you feel like the house is watching your few orders? Don't blame yourself; 90% of people have no idea that trading contracts is not about market movements, but about strategy and discipline!

I've seen too many people double their money in one night only to lose it all again. I've also witnessed players who strictly follow their strategies turning their accounts into 20 times the original amount in three months; it's not a myth, it's the victory of rules.

The first life-and-death rule: Don't mess with the fakes! You might be tempted by their explosive growth, but they will take your capital. BTC and ETH have good liquidity and relatively few sudden drops; they are the only shields for retail investors!

The easy question for short positions: MA60 resistance three times. Especially on the 4-hour chart, when the price is held down by MA60 for the third time, go short with your eyes closed! Set your stop-loss at the previous high + 100 USD; the win rate is over 80%—this isn't mysticism; it's a pattern used by institutional quant teams!

Where is the golden pit for long positions? The previous daily low + RSI oversold is where the house buries their money. But most people try to catch the bottom halfway up! Remember: you must wait for the downtrend to slow down and for a small divergence to appear before making a move!

The four habits that the house hates the most:
If you lose over 20% in a day, you must shut down! Otherwise, the next trade is the start of a trap.

Build your position in three batches; the first order is 5%, only increase your stake when you're in profit, refuse to go all-in at once.

Activate a 5-minute trailing stop after a 50% profit; this tactic helped me reap significant gains last year.

Withdraw 50% of profits each month; otherwise, the market will absolutely reclaim your profits; this is a curse and also a rule!
Sideways fluctuations = moments of false breakout hunting! In the last three days, I've continuously caught both sides using this tactic:

Did the price break above the previous high but without strong volume? Go short!

Did it drop below the previous low but panic selling occurred? It's a false breakdown; go long decisively!

Did you know? If you hit a stop-loss twice in a row, you must stop trading! Because your mindset has collapsed, and everything you do next will be emotional trades; this isn't investing; it's suicide.

In sharp drops or surges, what you're lacking isn't luck; it's a set of 'sniper strategies.' Calm rules + strict execution; the password to the cash machine lies within.

I don’t want to be low-key anymore

700U made fans reach 10K in just a few days, the rhythm is steady, take what you should take, run when you should run, there’s no mystery to it

But every day someone messages me asking:

"Bro, I only have 1000U left, can I still play?"

"Can I still turn it around?"

"How did you do it?"

Brother, the market is indeed cruel, but I strike harder

I’m not relying on guessing the direction, nor am I betting on luck

What I rely on is rhythm + control

As soon as the market moves, I’m already on board, while others are still hesitating, I’ve already taken my profits and left

You always think I’m lucky, but actually, you’re still gambling, I’ve already started to control

You’re not making money not because you’re dumb, but because you’ve never had anyone guide you on the right path

I don’t take just anyone

I only take those willing to change, willing to fight, who genuinely want to turn things around

To those who are contradicting themselves while being stubborn, I advise you to rest early and stop staying up late, there’s everything in your dreams

Doubling is not a problem, the key is whether you want to change

You’re scrolling through other people’s achievements every day, I’m turning my own portfolio every day

In this market, some make ten times in five days, some explode ten times in a year

You know which kind of person you want to be, I don’t need to say it.