【Crypto Circle Sensation? Or a Field for Harvesting Retail Investors?】 "Using 10 dollars to play it big, earn enough for a Lamborghini in three days!" "Put 5000 dollars all-in on a contract, financial freedom is not a dream!" Don't laugh, this kind of headline floods the crypto community every day. Have you ever felt tempted? Have you fantasized about getting rich overnight? It’s only when you really dive into the crypto world with a few thousand dollars that you realize: The so-called "10u War God" is merely a regular guest on the liquidation leaderboard; The so-called "getting rich overnight" is actually the thrill and despair of watching your balance hit zero at 2 AM, questioning your life choices. The harshest aspect of the crypto world isn’t the market manipulation, but human greed. Have you ever thought about using 3000 dollars to gamble for a million? In theory, it makes sense, just like asking, "Can you ignite an entire city with a match?"—but in reality, the first to be burned is definitely you. New retail investors always think the ticket to wealth is within reach, only to realize when their account is left with pocket change that: The truth of this game is called "wealth transfer"—your principal, after passing through contract accelerators, fee distributors, and platform scythes, precisely flows into the pockets of the veterans. Unfortunately, those who understand this principle have already paid their tuition. So, do you really want to learn the hardcore awakening of the crypto world? The first step isn’t fantasizing about "hundredfold coins," but having the courage to use 3000 dollars to buy an experience of liquidation: The first time all-in, if lucky, you earn enough for a hot pot meal; The second time you average down, feeling like you are the god of trading; The third time you get liquidated consecutively, only then do you start browsing old retail investors' posts, pondering risk control, and diligently taking candlestick notes. This is the true path of advancement. Finally, here’s a "toxic chicken soup" for you: The most profitable business in the crypto world has never been trading, but harvesting. Those who can truly catch a hundredfold coin are those who have endured countless nights and are still alive in the end. How many times have you experienced the cycle of "getting rich to getting liquidated"? What was your deepest moment of realization? Feel free to hurt each other in the comments, in the next issue I will summarize the "blood and tears history of retail investors in the crypto circle."
【Long-term live trading sharing | Friends who want stable profits are welcome to follow my trades】
Every time the market fluctuates, there are always people messaging me, asking, "Can you take me with you to do live trading? Can you share your specific strategies?" Actually, I have always believed: there are no shortcuts to making money in the crypto world, only "scientific risk control + long-term discipline". If you are tired of frequent liquidation and blindly chasing trends, and want to follow a system that is "logically sound and can withstand scrutiny", here is my summary of live trading strategies:
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My Copy Trading Principles
1️⃣ Only trade mainstream coins, stay away from volatile "meme coins", and refuse high leverage and FOMO chasing. 2️⃣ Strictly control the position for each trade — never go all in, never bet the farm, and never risk more than 20% of the principal in a single trade. 3️⃣ Set stop-loss and take-profit levels; once the market goes against us, we will not hesitate to cut losses, and we will not hold onto losing positions or gamble with our capital. 4️⃣ Every live trade has a review report, with weekly/monthly summaries of profits and losses, allowing everyone to see a transparent and real risk control system at any time. 5️⃣ All strategies and ideas are welcome for questioning, discussion, and mutual learning and improvement.#策略
Once I wanted to buy some digital products, and when it came time to pay, I reflexively wanted to click 'convert to USDT', only to find out that the merchant only accepted WeChat and Alipay. In the end, I still had to ask a friend in the circle to help 'transfer' the digital assets once. How do you usually spend money from the crypto world?
Family members ask me: “Don’t you have money on hand? Why do you always say you have no cash?” I can only smile and explain that digital assets are just a string of numbers. When it comes to buying groceries or repairing a phone, I still have to rack my brain to find someone to 'help exchange it'. Have you ever been asked similar questions by relatives or friends? Or am I the only one secretly sighing at home?#以色列伊朗冲突 #加密市场回调
In the past two years, more and more friends in the crypto community have developed a liking for crystals and cigars. Perhaps it's because digital assets are too virtual, making people crave a sense of 'realness' that they can hold in their hands. Do you have any special hobbies within the community, or have you exchanged digital assets for any interesting physical items? Feel free to leave a comment and share what quality of life the crypto veterans are pursuing~