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Received a call from 'Uncle' after the U card was frozen? These 3 responses saved me, tested and useful.

When my U was just credited and the card was frozen, I was nervous when I received a call from the police station the next day. After helping a friend with similar situations twice, I figured out the key responses. Remember these 3 questions and response strategies, they can help you stay calm.

First question: "Virtual currency trading is illegal, didn't you know?"
Don't panic and admit to being 'illegal'! You can say: "I checked, and the law does not clearly state that personal trading of U is illegal. I understand that this transaction is not protected by law, but 'not protected' and 'illegal' are not the same. I'm just personally managing my own assets." — This statement is the bottom line, definitely don't back down.

Second question: "You received dirty money, you must return this much to unfreeze!"
Don't nod in agreement at the first scare! It's safer to leave some room for negotiation: "The amount of money to return can be discussed; it’s not just because I’m completely unaware that what you say goes. I will definitely cooperate; can we negotiate a reasonable plan with the victim? Once agreed, shouldn't it be unblocked?" — This shows your willingness to cooperate while not cornering yourself into being the 'sucker'.

Third question: "If you don't unfreeze, all your cards will be blocked, and you will have a criminal record!"
Don't be frightened by 'having a criminal record'! Respond calmly: "I have prepared all the materials and will actively cooperate with the investigation. Right now, the frozen card is just in the investigation stage, I haven't been convicted, so where's the criminal record? As long as my card is not directly involved in receiving fraud funds, it generally won’t affect the use of other cards." — Let the other party know that you understand the situation, making it harder for them to fool you.

Recently, I came across a passage that fits particularly well: "In life, I don't greedily seek fortune, only seek to convert U into something stable. Suddenly encountering frozen cards and blocked accounts, it's hard to differentiate the spoils of the crime. Sigh! When the subpoena arrives, I panic; only then do I realize I need to be cautious."

In fact, responding after the event is not as good as preventing it beforehand — always check the counterparty's account flow and ask about the source of funds before the transaction. Don't think it's troublesome; this step is truly 'life-saving'. If you're afraid you won't remember the key points of the response, follow @uu早点睡o and I will send you the organized response template.

常有人问我：“悠悠姐，在币圈赚够100万，你会全换成USDT吃年化吗？”我的答案很明确：不会。

关键在于，大资金的核心不是“躺赚利息”，而是靠结构化配置放大收益。

很多人赚钱慢，问题就出在资金一直在“闲置”——看似在等机会，实则资金结构根本抓不住机会。

上周有朋友吐槽：“100万闲钱吃利息，一年才8万多，太慢了。”我看了他的账户截图就懂了：

资金全躺平，没有分层，收益自然上不去。我给了他大资金通用的“三段式配置法”。

20%稳健层是心态基石，不用来追高，靠理财、锁仓返利等稳收益手段托底，保证不慌不乱、不满仓操作，这是活下去的前提。

50%低风险套利层是收益主力，不追热点不杀跌，专做确定性波段。

比如前段时间BTC从6万跌到5.5万，用这部分仓位做空，盈亏比清晰，一波就比全年利息可观。

30%机会层留作“暴击子弹”，应对突发行情、新币异动等意外机会。

之前某公链币上线破发，我带学员用这部分仓位顺空，吃的就是第一波确定性利润。

20%保底、50%稳赚、30%暴击，资金流动起来、仓位有节奏，自然比单吃利息快得多。

说到底：不是市场没机会，是你的资金没被设计成“能抓机会”的样子。想在币圈提升收益，找对配置方法才是关键。

多数人困在恶性循环里，不是缺努力，是缺一盏灯。行情常在，机会不等人——跟对人@uu早点睡o 才能走出黑夜。

Don't be afraid of high leverage anymore! The real danger has never been it.

When it comes to "high leverage," many people immediately wave their hands: "It's too risky, it's bound to blow up!" But to be honest—high leverage itself is not wrong; the problem lies with the person who controls it.

When the market starts, if the spot price rises by 5 points, the right high leverage can directly achieve doubled returns.

This is not luck; it is the mathematical effect of leverage. Only by reasonably increasing positions can one capture excess profits, but the problem is that most people simply lack the ability to control it.

Why do people always blow up their accounts? It’s not because the leverage is too high, but because people are too eager for quick gains. Not setting stop losses and stubbornly holding on, blindly increasing positions with chaotic operations, and getting emotional with every market fluctuation.

What seems like decisive action often ends with accounts going to zero, leaving regrets behind. I have seen too many such people: they talk about being stable but never use stop losses;

thinking about doubling their accounts, their mindset is more erratic than the market. This is not trading; it is clearly gambling.

Wanting to turn around with high leverage is not impossible, but the key is to follow strict rules: judgments must be accurate, actions must be steady, and stop losses must be ruthless.

By doing these three points, high leverage becomes a wealth accelerator; fail to do so, and it becomes a blow-up trap.

Ultimately, leverage is just an "amplifier": if you have a clear trading logic, it amplifies your profits;

if you have no rules, it amplifies your losses. Some people make steady profits with 10 times leverage, while others blow up daily with 3 times leverage; the difference lies in "who is using it" and "how it is used."

So don’t be afraid when you hear about leverage, and don’t impulsively go all in. Understanding the market and maintaining your mindset will allow leverage to work for you rather than take from you.

The market changes rapidly, and I will remind you at the first sign of movement! If you want to secure your chips and seize opportunities, hurry up and follow, don't miss the next wave of the market!

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle; it’s not a lack of effort, it’s a lack of a guiding light. Opportunities are often present, but they don't wait for anyone—follow the right person @uu早点睡o to escape the darkness.

Why do you always lose money trading contracts? I rely on 7 iron rules to make a profit for 7 years

Many people lose more and more while trading contracts, and the core reason is simple: placing orders based on feelings, without any trading plan!

I am 34 years old this year, and I entered the cryptocurrency world at 27, turning my account into an eight-figure sum in just two years

It’s not luck, but a set of methods that are 'stupid to the extreme' yet almost guaranteed to make money. These 7 iron rules are lessons learned from real money:

1. Divide capital, lock in risks: Split the capital into 5 equal parts, and only invest 1 part each time.

Set a stop loss of 10 points; if you make one wrong move, you only lose 2% of the total capital, and even if you make 5 mistakes, you only lose 10%; for profits, set a take profit above 10 points, which fundamentally prevents being trapped.

2. Follow the trend, double your win rate: The rebounds in a downtrend are mostly traps to lure you in;

The pullbacks in an uptrend are the golden opportunities to buy low. Compared to blindly bottom-fishing, trading along the trend directly reduces the difficulty of making money by half.

3. Avoid rapidly rising coins, don’t bet on terminal trends: Regardless of mainstream or altcoins, after a short-term rapid surge, it’s hard to enter a major upward wave.

When prices are stagnant at high levels and can't be pushed up, a decline is inevitable. Don't hold onto lucky thoughts and gamble.

4. Use MACD to find signals, enter and exit calmly: When the DIF line and DEA cross above the 0 axis, it’s a stable entry signal; if a dead cross forms above the 0 axis, reduce your position decisively.

5. Price and volume are key, distinguish between true and false: After low-level consolidation, a breakout on high volume is critical; if there’s high volume at a high level but no price increase, exit quickly, as trading volume never lies.

6. Only trade in an upward trend, don’t waste time: A 3-day moving average rising indicates a short-term opportunity, a 30-day moving average rising indicates a medium-term trend

An 84-day moving average rising indicates a major upward wave, a 120-day moving average rising indicates a long-term trend. Trade in the direction of the major trend for the highest odds.

7. Weekly reviews, timely corrections: Regularly check your holding logic and see if the weekly candlestick trend aligns with your judgment. Once the trend changes, adjust your strategy immediately; don’t stubbornly hold on.

Trading contracts is not about gambling sizes; relying on feelings will only lead to greater losses. Engrave these iron rules in your heart and execute them well; you will find that making money is not that difficult.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to lack of effort, but because they lack a guiding light. Opportunities are always there, but they wait for no one—follow the right person @uu早点睡o to emerge from the darkness.

How much U do you need to earn to leave the past of the cryptocurrency world?

As a post-90s individual struggling in Guangzhou, I have been through ups and downs in the cryptocurrency world for 7 years.

The first 3 years were spent as a naive rookie, facing liquidation, account wipeouts, and encountering exit-scam exchanges. The 50,000 U I had saved up was wiped clean overnight.

At my lowest point, my boyfriend of many years also chose to leave. I spent my days drowning my sorrows in alcohol, yet somehow avoided the catastrophic crash on March 12.

The market that day was absurd to the extreme; some went bankrupt overnight while others turned their losses around, and all I had left was a mess.

The cryptocurrency world is never short of legends; some can turn 2,000 yuan into millions. I don't have that kind of luck; I rely on enduring, repeated analysis, and maintaining a calm mindset.

Now my account has finally reached eight digits. Many say I’m lucky, but they don’t know I rely on four "life-saving" iron rules:

1. Rapid rises and slow declines hide tricks: A sudden surge followed by a slow decline is mostly a smokescreen set by the manipulators. Only a sudden drop after a volume surge is a real signal of a peak.

2. Rapid declines and slow rises are traps: A slow rebound after a flash crash is not a reversal, but a pretext for manipulators to offload their assets—never rush in.

3. Volume at the peak indicates truth: High volume at high levels does not necessarily mean a peak, but if it’s silent at high levels with no volume, a crash is often imminent.

4. Volume at the bottom indicates sustainability: A single volume spike may be bait for speculation; only sustained volume is a sign that the market is truly about to start.

In the cryptocurrency world, too many people blindly chase rising prices and panic sell, suffering heavy losses. Efforts made in the wrong direction only deepen one’s troubles.

The market is always there, but once you step out of rhythm, it could lead to irreversible consequences.

I managed to get through not by luck, but by the iron rules ingrained in my bones and a stable mindset.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to a lack of effort, but a lack of guidance. The market is often present, but opportunities wait for no one—follow the right person @uu早点睡o to step out of the darkness.

Master these 9 K-line rules to avoid 3 years of trading detours

Many people get confused by K-lines in trading: they fear missing out during a rise and rush to chase, fear being trapped during a fall and panic to cut losses, ultimately leading to more chaos and losses in their operations.

In fact, market rules are not that complicated; these practical rules are lessons I learned from real monetary losses. Remembering them can help you avoid pitfalls:

First: Buy in sideways markets, avoid vertical spikes

Sideways fluctuations are opportunities; after a long consolidation, upward movement is likely. Returning to support levels is a good buying point; once there’s a vertical spike, it’s all emotional chasing, and you should definitely avoid it.

Second: Risks are hidden in the excitement

When friends and groups are shouting “it’s about to take off” or “it will double,” it’s time to be cautious. The true safe exit point is always when the crowd is making noise before quietly withdrawing.

Third: Small gains are stable, large gains are dangerous

Continuous small gains indicate a healthy upward trend; a sudden series of large gains usually warns you that the top is near, don’t be greedy and chase higher.

Fourth: Don’t dig pits, don’t enter the market

After a sharp rise, there will never be a straight spike; you must wait for a pullback to confirm. Entering a market that rises without consolidation or turnover means you are just picking up the tab.

Fifth: Sudden drops scare, gradual drops hurt

A sudden drop with low volume is usually a sign of the main force washing out positions; however, a gradual drop with high volume is different, signaling that chips are genuinely fleeing, which is more dangerous.

Sixth: Leave when the line breaks, don’t hesitate

When the price breaks below the life line, it means “the market is no longer your friend.” Don’t get entangled, exit and observe first; either trade in waves or take a break.

Seventh: Follow the trend, ignore small fluctuations

Daily, weekly, and monthly charts are the foundations for determining direction. Operating according to the larger cycle will prevent you from getting lost in minor fluctuations, allowing you to hold the trend steadily.

Eighth: Upward movement without volume is a trap

When prices rise but there’s no volume to support it, it’s just a false move for you to see. Volume is the truth; an upward movement without volume is all a trick.

Ninth: Low volume at the bottom, high volume at the rise

The bottom is never announced. When prices hit new lows with decreasing volume and market sentiment is at a freezing point, opportunities are quietly accumulating; only when there’s an increase in volume moving upward is it a true reversal.

The market itself is very simple; the complexity lies in human emotions. Engraving these rules in your heart, reducing greed and panic, the simpler the operation, the easier it is to make money.
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Don't be an "emotional leek" in a bull market: three tricks to let your account steadily rise without panic

"The ones who miss out are never the gains, but the human vulnerabilities that can’t be mended—I've set this phrase as my trading software signature, reminding myself every time I watch the market."

After 7 years of trading, my phone wallpaper isn't a beautiful landscape, but a blurry screenshot of my holdings: under the buy record of ADA at $0.08, it says, "Don't panic anymore."

Back then, I panicked and liquidated at $0.2, only to watch it later rise 20 times. That steep bullish line still pokes at me, reminding me:

Retail investors are the first to be shaken out, and it’s never the money, but the wobbly belief.

Before I could catch my breath, ETH taught me another lesson. After building a position at $2000, a huge bearish candle dropped it to $2600.

I rushed to liquidate, thinking "better safe than sorry," only to see it shoot up to $4500 the next day.

Staring at the empty position page, I finally understood: the fiercest harvesting in a bull market targets those who lose control of their emotions.

After two losses, I transformed my bloody lessons into three sets of "anti-human" strategies, binding automated tools for execution.

Last year, I weathered three major fluctuations steadily, and my account curve changed from "ECG" to "climbing line":

1. Be patient for signals: set hard rules—if the price hasn’t steadily stood above the 120-day moving average, treat it as market chaos.

I changed the software alert sound to "signal not reached," shifting from "afraid of missing out" to "afraid of buying wrong," boosting my win rate by 30%.

2. Position as armor: divide funds into six parts, invest 20% to build a position, add 10% after a 15% drop, and another 10% after an additional 10% drop.

Take back 10% profit after a 25% rebound, always keep 10% in reserve, and if you have bullets, you won’t panic.

3. Discipline relies on the system: before opening a position, note the entry point, defense point, and target point, and input automated tools to close positions or take profits automatically at the points.

Last time the market fluctuated at midnight, the system alerted me while I was practicing yoga, so I no longer have to watch the market until dawn.

In a bull market, don't just watch the candlesticks, watch yourself. Turn patience into strategy, fortify your position to build a moat, and guard your profits with discipline.

—When the market fluctuates, turn off your phone and get some sleep. When you wake up, profits will already be in your account, and you’ll still be firmly in the game.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to lack of effort, but lack of a guiding light. The market is often there, but opportunities don’t wait for anyone—follow the right person @uu早点睡o to step out of the darkness.

From 10,000 to 1,000,000: A rolling warehouse practical method that beginners can master

A friend from Chengdu asked me: Can I really achieve the goal of a million in the cryptocurrency circle with a capital of 10,000?

My answer is very clear: Yes! Today, I will share a beginner-friendly rolling warehouse strategy; grasping a trend once can lead to a leap in wealth!

Many people think rolling warehouse = liquidation, but this is actually a cognitive bias! A safe way to play with a capital of 10,000: opening 10x leverage using only 10% of the position

The actual risk is similar to 1x leverage. Those who are liquidated were never due to leverage, but because they couldn't control their greed!

The essence of rolling warehouse is an upgraded version of 'floating profit margin', the core is to refuse high leverage of 5-10 times, and only choose 2-3 times safe leverage

Total position risk is controlled at 2-3 times. After Bitcoin experiences a sharp decline and multiple horizontal fluctuations, suddenly breaking upward

is the signal for the trend to start! Patience is the amplifier of wealth; a successful rolling warehouse can multiply several times

Twice can achieve a significant leap, but if there's less than 80% certainty, it's better to hold cash!

The practical path is simple:

The first step is to accumulate a safety cushion (from 10,000 to 50,000), waiting for the V-shaped reversal opportunity after a market crash, using spot trading to earn the first profit; this kind of opportunity occurs about once every two years, capturing it means guaranteed profit;

The second step is to steadily roll the warehouse (from 50,000 to 1,000,000), using profits for rolling operations, when Bitcoin breaks through key resistance with volume, enter with 2-3 times leverage; once the trend establishes, it can multiply by 3-5 times, twice is enough!

Ultimate advice: Leverage is not scary; controlling a single position at 10%, with a stop loss of 2%, can lock the risk within 5%;

Trend is king, the signal is the bottom test + volume breakout after a sharp decline; if there's no opportunity, stay in cash! Grasping a big trend, turning 10,000 into 1,000,000 is really possible!

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle; it's not a lack of effort but a lack of a guiding light. The market is often there, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—following the right person @uu早点睡o can lead you out of the darkness.

Practical Insights for Cryptocurrency Newcomers

Time always favors those who cultivate with diligence, and the market never disappoints those who truly understand its dynamics.

As a newcomer who has just stepped into the cryptocurrency market, I have compiled a set of repeatedly validated practical guidelines that you should keep in mind.

Only when the market is consolidating or experiencing a pullback is it a good opportunity; never chase after a market that is sharply rising. When the market is bustling with activity, that is precisely the time to take profits; maintaining calmness is essential for stability.

A series of small bullish candles indicates a solid upward trend; however, if there are many large bullish candles in quick succession, it often signals a potential top.

A sharp increase is usually followed by a pullback; do not heavily invest until a deep adjustment has occurred. The accelerated phase of an upward wave is often the final sprint, while a sharp decline is usually a short-term sell-off; a gradual decline is the true sign of exiting.

A sudden drop with low volume often indicates emotional panic, while a gradual drop with increased volume requires decisive exit.

If prices break below key support levels, do not hesitate; take timely measures to preserve profits. Always scrutinize long-term charts such as daily and monthly charts, as building positions following the main trend is more secure.

If prices are rising but accompanied by decreasing volume, it is likely that the main players are luring in buyers; do not blindly hold your position; a new low with shrinking volume often signals a bottom, and a rebound with increased volume is a good entry opportunity.

These are practical insights that have been repeatedly validated amid market fluctuations. The essence of trading is the realization of understanding; the simplest logic often withstands the test of time.

Keep these guidelines in mind, refine them in real trading, and you will avoid many detours.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle; it is not a lack of effort but a lack of guidance. The market is often present, but opportunities wait for no one—only by following the right people @uu早点睡o can you step out of the darkness.

【From 2000U to 1 million U, I relied on these three tricks to stand firm in the cryptocurrency world】

Many people enter the cryptocurrency world with dreams of getting rich quickly, but I want to say: if you want to make money, don't gamble blindly! I'm not a wealthy investor.

Starting with just 2000U, my account balance is now nearly 1 million U. There are no secrets behind this, just a focus on 'stability'.

From 2000U to 1 million U, I didn't rely on insider information or gamble on black swans; I just used a three-step strategy for snowball growth.

The first phase is position control practice. I split my 2000U into 5 parts, using only 400U to open a position each time, with a stop-loss and take-profit line set for each order.

I don't chase highs or cut losses; I only trade trends I can understand. Even if I miss out on opportunities, I won't enter blindly. This period was not about profit, but about respecting risk.

The second phase is profit accumulation. When my account climbs to 50,000U, I stabilize my position size around 25%.

When encountering favorable trends, I won't add all at once, but gradually increase my positions in batches, steadily capturing the core profits in the middle of the trend, neither being greedy nor missing opportunities.

The third phase is taking profits. After the account breaks through 200,000U, I developed the habit of withdrawing a portion of the profits every week.

It's not about being afraid of losses; it's about fearing disorderly operations after making quick money. Those who stay in the crypto world for a long time understand that preserving profits is more important than making quick money; stability is the greatest profit.

In contrast, people around me who have faced liquidation share similar problems: either they add positions recklessly without restraint or they never set stop-losses and hold on until liquidation, even if they are right about the direction, they can still fall due to holding positions.

A few days ago, a fan who followed me from 800U to 12,000U came to share the good news after withdrawing, saying he was so excited that he couldn't sleep all night.

Newcomers often ask me if I can teach them methods, and my answer is always: I only guide those who are willing to strictly follow discipline. Making money in the crypto world has never been about luck, but about strict rules and patience.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to lack of effort but due to lack of guidance. Opportunities are often present, but they wait for no one—follow the right person @uu早点睡o to step out of the darkness.

Contracts are both the fastest opportunity for ordinary people to turn things around and a deep abyss that can swallow everything in an instant.

I still remember what it was like when I first entered the circle, holding 2,000 yuan in capital, my mind filled with the obsession that "if others can double their money overnight, why can't I?"

At that time, I didn't understand anything about risk control; going all in was the norm. When I lost, I just gritted my teeth, and if I got liquidated, I would comfort myself with "the next trade will definitely make it back."

But the reality was a series of pitfalls, my capital leaking away like sand in an hourglass. It wasn't until my account was left with just a few hundred yuan that

I suddenly woke up: it wasn't bad luck; it was this blind and chaotic way of playing that was lucky to not have lost everything.

The real transformation began with reviewing my trades. I calmed down and thoroughly examined my trading records, dissecting the issues with each trade.

— It turned out that every liquidation had its traces; operations without logic would eventually fail, no matter how "lucky" they seemed. The so-called "risk is controllable" is just empty talk in the face of blindly following trends.

Later, I specialized in the Bollinger Bands indicator, not just memorizing parameters, but focusing on studying the signals of the market's opening and closing, distinguishing between real and false breakouts, and waiting for a pullback confirmation before entering.

The first time I made 20 times profit based on this logic, I didn't feel the expected euphoria; I just felt a sense of stability in my heart: I finally found the right path.

But the method was never the key. I have seen too many people holding mature strategies but ended up over-leveraging due to a broken mindset, ultimately getting liquidated and leaving the market.

Now I often ask myself: was this trade based on signals, or just a feeling? Was it executed by the system, or was it a gamble on market trends? Operations that don't even set stop-loss are essentially gambling on luck.

Nowadays, I trade less often, but each trade is logically clear and the risks are well understood. The cryptocurrency world is never short of myths about becoming rich overnight

What it lacks are those who can preserve their capital and steadily grow stronger. Compared to chasing after gains and losses for quick wealth, learning to survive is the first principle of contract trading.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle; it’s not that they lack effort, but that they lack a guiding light. Opportunities don't wait for anyone — following the right person @uu早点睡o is the way to step out of the darkness.

Last month, a fan found me with only 3000U left in his account, almost in despair. I didn’t let him rush to recover his losses; I first taught him the first lesson of the cryptocurrency world:

Understand the rules before entering the market! Spot and contract trading have their own tricks; finding the one that suits you is reliable. Blindly following the trend will only make you a "bag holder".

Six major practical strategies to help you overtake on a curve

Continuous decline bottom-picking technique: If a certain cryptocurrency has declined for 9 consecutive days, you can decisively enter on the 10th day! This is a common extreme cycle for market makers to wash out weak hands, and the rebound window often opens at this time.

Continuous rise profit-taking technique: If a cryptocurrency rises for 2 consecutive days, you must reduce your position! The key to making a profit in the cryptocurrency world is "profit-taking"; holding on stubbornly will likely lead to a rollercoaster ride.

Horizontal range start signal: If a cryptocurrency has been in a sideways fluctuation for 6 days, and suddenly surges on the 7th day, follow in immediately! This is a typical move before the main force pulls up.

Time cost iron rule: If the second day after entering the market you haven’t even covered the transaction fees, cut your losses directly! Time loss is more deadly than short-term losses.

Ranking surge pattern: The cryptocurrency ranked third in price increase often breaks into the top five, and the fifth place is likely to challenge the seventh, but most people fall into the trap of "waiting to break even".

Quantitative warning: If a cryptocurrency has risen for 4 consecutive days, it is likely to be dumped at 3 PM on the fifth day! This is a fixed routine in quantitative trading; avoiding it in advance is guaranteed.

Stable survival leads to long-term profits

Regular investment is king: Ignore short-term fluctuations, buy at fixed intervals, and average down your cost to easily navigate through bull and bear markets.

Long-term holding: Refuse to chase highs and cut losses; holding onto quality cryptocurrencies is the way to enjoy substantial returns.

Manageable risks: Follow the right circles and select the right projects; don’t let impulsive decisions empty your wallet.

The cryptocurrency world has never been a battlefield for lone warriors; without information and a network, it’s hard to stand firm. I am willing to help everyone avoid detours and reach the shore together! Feel free to leave a message for discussion, let’s embark on the road to profit together.


Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle; it’s not about a lack of effort, but a lack of a guiding light. The market is often present, but opportunities wait for no one—following the right person @uu早点睡o is the way to break out of the darkness.

The account increased by 320,000 overnight, but I couldn't smile at all.

After spending eight springs and autumns in Hangzhou, the ups and downs of the cryptocurrency market have left me with thinning hair, unremovable dark circles, and a heart that has been dulled.

In 2016, I jumped into this market with 5,000 U. Over four years, without insider information and not relying on lucky speculation, I managed to roll this money up to 1.2 million U in the most 'clumsy' way.

During those days, every transaction felt like a level in a game, and after experiencing liquidation several times, I developed the resilience to fall and get back up.

Every day, I diligently reviewed my trading records, breaking down each operation to the minute; the hardest part was still controlling that hand that wanted to follow the trend amidst the fluctuations.

These six insights gained from blood and tears may help you avoid detours:

1. Trading volume is the heartbeat of the market; don’t be led by price. Price rises like climbing a ladder and falls like sliding down a rope; blindly following the trend will lead to losses.

Sudden spikes followed by slow declines are mostly traps for inducing more buying; a sharp drop with high volume at the top signals the scythe is coming down.

2. Flash crashes are never a red envelope but a deadly counterstrike. A rapid drop followed by a slow rebound indicates that the main force is retreating while attacking. Don’t think safety is guaranteed at the bottom; there’s often a basement below the floor.

3. The quiet at high positions is most frightening. High volume doesn’t necessarily mean a top; low volume at high positions is the most dangerous, just like a noisy tavern suddenly going silent; the next moment could bring chaos.

4. At the bottom, look for resilience; single instances of high volume are not trustworthy. Occasional spikes in volume may be inducements; only continuous low volume followed by successive high volume indicates that the main force is truly building positions.

5. K-lines are cold results; trading volume hides the truth. K-lines only show ups and downs, but trading volume can restore the frenzy and brutality of the moment.

6. Detaching from emotions is the survival instinct. Those who can survive and make money in the cryptocurrency market are not relying on accurate predictions, but on the courage to act first and the clarity to cut off greed and fear in time.

When the 320,000 arrived, I finally understood: wealth is always a mirror of cognition. The youth and stability I lost, and the experience and accumulation I gained, can no longer be measured by numbers.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to a lack of effort, but a lack of light. The market is often there, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—following the right people @uu早点睡o is the way to step out of the darkness.

A friend of mine spent three years turning 100,000 into 20 million, relying on a simple logic.

Many people believe that making big money requires advanced technology or insider information, but that's not the case — the simpler the method, the more profitable it is; it's just that most people can't endure until the day of qualitative change.

After years of observation, I found that market trends are cyclical, and those who make mistakes often repeat them. The key is to understand the rhythm of the market.

For example, the type of sudden surge followed by a slow decline is often mistaken for a peak, but in reality, it’s just the main force clearing out stock. The true peak is always a sharp rise followed by a direct waterfall, leaving no opportunity to escape.

Conversely, a sharp drop followed by a slow recovery may seem like a stabilization, but it actually hides risks. This is not stability, but rather a trap to lure you in; when you follow the trend, they will sell off.

Volume is an even more critical signal: some people panic and clear out when they see an explosion of volume at the peak, but in fact, high volume is not scary; often, there is a second surge.

The real danger is a sudden decrease in volume, as if the momentum has been drained; at this point, not withdrawing makes it hard to escape.

The same reasoning applies to bottom judgments. A single massive volume is by no means a true bottom; it may only be a short-term panic release. The true bottom must be characterized by a decrease in volume and a sideways trend, followed by several days of gentle growth in volume and a steady rise in price — this is the true signal of capital entering the market.

After trading for a long time, you come to understand that trading is not about technology, but about controlling emotions. Decreased volume indicates a quiet market, while increased volume is a consensus of capital;

Candlestick patterns are merely surface results; volume is the underlying logic. Don’t seek absolute bottoms, don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight; having the courage to position during declines and knowing when to take profits during rises is what defines maturity.

Doing this may not guarantee a daily profit of 100,000, but it allows for steady compound interest. Success never relies solely on luck; it’s also about choosing the right targets, direction, and circles. Now, follow me and let's make precise layouts together!

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to a lack of effort, but due to a lack of guidance. The market is always there; opportunities don’t wait for anyone — following the right person @uu早点睡o is the way to break out of the darkness.

After the failure of my entrepreneurship in 2016, I hesitated for a full seven days in front of the screen of a cryptocurrency exchange, clutching the remaining 50,000 yuan principal.

In the end, I gritted my teeth and bought 8 bitcoins with all my funds, with the average price just over 6,000 yuan at that time—that was my only hope for a comeback.

The cryptocurrency bull market exploded in 2017, with bitcoin increasing more than 17 times throughout the year, and my account's market value once surged to 800,000.

Staring at the continuously rising numbers, I couldn’t even bear to sleep, thinking that financial freedom was just around the corner.

However, when the bubble burst in 2018, the total market value evaporated by 70%, and my account balance was only 180,000.

That early morning, I stared at the black screen of my computer and finally understood: floating profits are illusions, and only realized profits are real gold.

In 2020, I completely abandoned chasing highs and lows, turning to mining and deepening my involvement in the DeFi field. Three years later, my account comfortably holds 3 million.

People often ask me how many hundredfold coins I have caught, and I always say: "Surviving in the crypto world is the prerequisite for talking about making money; risk control is fundamental." Three iron rules I learned from 8 years of setbacks, I share with you today:

First, preserving capital is king; as long as the principal is intact, opportunities remain. During the frenzy of altcoin speculation in 2021, I followed the trend and bought a token, decisively withdrawing my principal as soon as it rose by 50%.

Later, it plummeted by 90%, but I still made a small profit through "profit gaming." The crypto world is never short of opportunities; without capital, you can only exit.

Second, only earn money within your understanding. If you can’t grasp any aspect of the white paper logic, team background, or token model, then resolutely avoid it.

During the 2019 IEO craze that swept the market, I remained inactive and successfully avoided the crash;

Before the rise of Layer2 in 2021, I studied projects like SKALE six months in advance, and after heavily investing, I reaped several times the returns.

Third, position size is more critical than timing. I adhere to the "6211 rule": 60% of my position is allocated to mainstream coins like bitcoin and ethereum as the "ballast";

20% is allocated to mainstream public chains; 10% is for trial and error in new tracks; and 10% is kept as cash for emergencies. No single coin's position exceeds 15%, allowing me to only withdraw 12% during the bear market.

Now, bitcoin has fallen from over 120,000 yuan to more than 90,000, and altcoins have also been halved, further confirming the value of the iron rules.

In a bull market, control your greed; in a bear market, maintain your composure. The true winners are not gamblers but those who navigate cycles with rules.

The market fluctuates every day. By preserving capital and staying true to your original intention, you too can stand firm in the next cycle. @uu早点睡o

Recently, the most concentrated question in private messages is: "Is the bull market not over yet, or has the bear market arrived?"

To be honest, when I first entered this circle in 2017, I didn't believe in the so-called "four-year bull-bear cycle" at all, thinking it was just a "story" created by old players.

It wasn't until Bitcoin fell from 126,000 to 94,000, and many altcoins were halved, with some losing 80-90%, that I truly realized: bull and bear markets are not something you shout about, but something you experience through declines.

At the beginning of the month, when BTC was trading sideways in the 110,000 range, many altcoins skyrocketed several times in a single day; this scene was too familiar — the last time was at the end of the 2021 bull market, after the frenzy of altcoins, it was a scene of devastation.

At that time, I warned about the risks and was laughed at as being "bearish" and "not understanding the market." Looking back now, the leveraged positions of 19 billion USD across the network have been liquidated, and the annual gains have gone to waste.

This drop had long been signaled; the seeds of trouble were already sown during the revelry. It’s important to note that this year is the 18th month post-halving, and historically, every cycle at this point has been unable to escape the bear curse.

BTC still has institutional support, while altcoins, lacking buyers, have fared worse. The technical picture is even more apparent, as the three-year 200-day moving average and the yearly line have been breached, and the market is now closely watching the key support level at 72,000.

Coupled with the complete cooling of expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, several officials have released hawkish signals in succession, and the liquidity tightening brought about by the government shutdown makes this year's "Christmas rally" highly unlikely.

I predict that the year-end trend will oscillate in the 80,000-90,000 range, and if it falls below 80,000, the probability of a bear market will increase significantly.

However, I am not pessimistic: the ETF still has a net inflow of 253 million USD in a single day, indicating that large funds are just watching and waiting.

In the crypto world, there are no linear rises or falls; the cycle's iron law is that prosperity leads to decline, and extreme decline must lead to resurgence. Rather than being entangled in whether it is a bull or bear market now, it is better to calm down:

Save enough ammunition, anchor your direction, and reject following the crowd. Real opportunities never arise amidst the noise; they often quietly descend during market lulls — patience is, after all, more valuable than temporary rises and falls.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to a lack of effort, but a lack of a guiding light. The market is always there, but opportunities wait for no one — following the right people @uu早点睡o is the only way to step out of the darkness.

The trend in the cryptocurrency world has quietly reversed, with altcoins undergoing a liquidation wave that most people are unaware of.

The "potential coins" and "hundred times coins" that are currently in high demand are likely to completely fade from the market by this time next year—it's not just a simple halving but a direct exit from circulation.

There are only about 880 days left until the next Bitcoin halving, and we are just at the freezing point of the cycle.

Looking back at the cyclical patterns of 2013, 2017, and 2021, this point is often the bottom of the bear market, but the situation this time is more severe: mainstream coins still have ETFs as support, while the bottom for altcoins is completely a mystery.

The market's voice has long since changed hands. In earlier years, project parties controlled the entire process of financing, listing, and pumping; later, market makers took over the lead;

now platforms directly control primary and secondary trading, and project parties have become powerless "vassals," lacking both funds and motivation to maintain coin prices.

Recently, many altcoin project parties have been selling their tokens at low prices, with discounts as low as 40% to 60%—even the issuers are cashing out, and the prospects for these tokens are predictable.

Market-making institutions are quietly absorbing circulating chips while hedging short positions through contracts; the altcoin sector is undergoing systemic cleansing, and the so-called rebound is merely a pretext for their withdrawal.

In the future, the only types of coins that can survive in the cryptocurrency world are: one type is mainstream coins supported by ETFs and favored by capital;

the other type is ecological coins deeply bound to platforms. Other altcoins will either exit the market entirely or become "dumping tools" during the next rebound.

The concentration of the market continues to rise, and the on-chain "decentralization" has long been an outdated slogan. Do not be misled by the old logic of "holding altcoins for a long time to turn things around."

The current essence of the cryptocurrency world is a resource game, and altcoins without backing struggle to survive. November and December may see a short-term squeeze, but the subsequent downturn of altcoins will exceed expectations.

The path to stability is to focus on mainstream coins and platform ecological coins, staying away from altcoin speculation. In the cryptocurrency world, those who can survive and profit are always the ones who recognize the direction before taking action.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to lack of effort, but due to lack of a guiding light. Markets are often present, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—following the right person @uu早点睡o is the way to escape the darkness.

In the winter of 2015, Old Lin held tightly to the newly received five thousand yuan year-end bonus, and, coaxed by colleagues, bought 0.3 bitcoins.

At that time, this thing was only a little over two thousand each. He purely entered the market with a 'playing around' mentality, not expecting that half a year later it would drop to nine hundred. He panicked and cleared his positions overnight, leaving less than two thousand in his account.

Having lost money, Old Lin did not rush to leave the market. He spent three months in the exchange forum and accidentally met an online friend with the username 'Nanshan Woodcutter'.

The other party did not say much, only sent him an eight-character aphorism: 'Diversify into five parts, follow the trend as king.' Old Lin, somewhat understanding, divided the remaining funds into five parts, moving only one part at a time.

At the beginning of 2017, Bitcoin broke through the five thousand mark. He closely monitored the MACD indicator, waiting for the DIF line to cross upward below the zero axis before entering the market with a light position, and he set a stop-loss line ten points in advance.

That summer, Bitcoin skyrocketed to twenty thousand, and everyone around him shouted 'all in', but Old Lin noticed the divergence between volume and price—

The signal of high volume yet no price increase prompted him to decisively clear his positions, calculating that his principal had multiplied eight times. Later, there was a twenty-point pullback.

He felt an itch to re-enter but remembered what the 'Woodcutter' said about 'not averaging down on losses' and suppressed his impulse.

In 2020, the pandemic struck, and Bitcoin dropped to three thousand. Old Lin watched as the thirty-day line quietly turned upward, knowing that a medium-term opportunity had arrived.

He still entered the market with one-fifth of his position, adding ten percent for every twenty-point increase, and the stop-loss line moved up accordingly.

He took profit at forty thousand points during this wave, with his account breaking a million for the first time.

Last year, when Bitcoin surged to sixty-nine thousand, Old Lin developed a habit: reviewing the weekly K-line every week.

When the eighty-four-day line began to flatten and the MACD showed a death cross above the zero axis, he gradually reduced his position to thirty percent.

Now, there are over twenty million lying in his account, but he still adheres to the original rules: never fully invested, never chasing hot coins that spike, and every night without fail spending half an hour reviewing.

Newbies often come to ask for secrets, and Old Lin always smiles and waves his hand: 'What special skills are there? It's all about keeping good discipline.

In the crypto world, as tides rise and fall, preserving capital is essential to wait for opportunities, just like guarding a wheat field; one must wait until the wheat is fully ripe before harvesting.'

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not lacking effort but rather lacking a guiding light. The market is always there, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—following the right person @uu早点睡o is the way to step out of the darkness.

From 600U to 20,000U: The core of making a profit in the cryptocurrency world is not luck.

Last month, I met a fresh graduate girl who came to me with 600U. She said this was her savings from working odd jobs for over half a year.

She had converted it all into cryptocurrency, wanting to follow my lead to make money—just to help her boyfriend buy a new gaming console.

Seeing the innocence in her eyes, I straightforwardly advised her: "This industry is too deep, your capital can't withstand fluctuations; it would be wiser to save money steadily."

But she insisted with teary eyes: "You mentioned in your article that ordinary people can do well too, just take me along this once."

I frowned: "I never help those who gamble their savings to please others." She hurriedly defended that her boyfriend was very considerate.

I interrupted her: "I'm talking about you; it's foolish to bet your hard-earned money on someone else." After saying that, I turned to leave, but she grabbed my arm and wouldn't let go, almost crying.

Unable to resist her persistence, I eventually taught her the 'three-part capital method,' repeatedly emphasizing that discipline is more important than skills. She obediently followed my advice, and three months later, she sent me a screenshot: account balance 20,000U.

The secret is quite simple: use 200U for short-term trading, with a maximum of two trades per day, and exit immediately when the stop-loss line is hit; use 200U for trends, only focus on weekly charts, and wait for a confirming bullish line before entering;

keep the remaining 200U as a safety cushion, and replenish to hedge before liquidation. I also set three iron rules: do not enter the market when the daily moving average is not bullish.

When profits reach 30%, withdraw half to secure profits; when losses hit 5%, cut losses immediately; when profits reach 10%, move the stop-loss line to the break-even point.

From 600U to 20,000U is not a miracle. The real winners in the cryptocurrency world are not the aggressive ones who dare to gamble but those who can adhere to the rules and execute firmly.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to a lack of effort, but a lack of guidance. The market is always there, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—follow the right person @uu早点睡o to step out of the darkness.