Still repeatedly blowing up accounts, stop losses, and reviewing trades? Honestly, sometimes it's not that you don't know what to do, it's simply that no one is guiding you to hit the rhythm correctly.
One of my fans had his account down to only 1500U, last night I guided him through two trades, and he directly turned his account around. It wasn't just luck; we had already set up our positions before the big moves, managing our holdings calmly during the downturn, and added to our positions when it went up.
Are you still waiting for signals or K-lines? We were already at the price points.
This market isn't about rushing in with passion; it's about surviving with the right rhythm.
To put it bluntly, while others are cutting losses, you're the one making profits; the difference is just those few seconds of judgment.
That fan of mine held on for half a month, stubbornly enduring losses and account blow-ups, and finally realized: "The losses before weren't because I didn't know, but because I didn't have the right guidance."
The market has always been there, but opportunities don't wait for you every day.
If you don't follow along, then just keep watching others recover, turn their accounts around, and get back on track.
Talking too much is useless; when the rhythm is right, the U will come.
The June market has come to an end, and the trading data is laid out here. No exaggeration, no negativity; we only discuss the facts. Qiming executed a total of 33 trades in the live market throughout the month, with an effective win rate of 86% and a cumulative profit of 7366%. Even if you only used 100 USDT to test the waters, you could definitely make over 730 USDT!
There were multiple trades that doubled, such as: On June 2nd, bought ETH at 2490 and sold at 2600, a 420% gain; On June 3rd, accurately shorted from 2670 to 2500, a profit of 644%; On June 11th, the short positions dominated, shorting from 2820 to 2630, a 677% gain; On June 28th, bottomed out ETH at 2420 and sold at 2510, a 362% gain; Altcoins also had explosive points; HYPE, B, and XRP trades are all documented, clear as day, feel free to verify!
The strategy is not just random betting; there has been strict risk control throughout the process. Even if losses occur, we can limit them and counteract effectively, with maximum drawdown being controllable and an overall upward trend.
This is called professionalism; this is the rhythm that can genuinely lead people to make money.
The main upward wave for the second half of the year is imminent, and opportunities are only left for those who understand the market. If you are still fully invested, betting on luck, chasing highs, and cutting losses, then it's time to change your strategy. July is the time to take off; follow the right people and seize the right opportunities.
Brothers, today let's talk about the Ethereum market. Many people see this drop from the high of 4794 and think it's just a normal adjustment, but if you look closely at the details, you can see some clues.
Firstly, the strong surge at the beginning of August completely widened the moving averages, and the trend was very smooth. However, the problem is: after hitting the high of 4794, the trading volume clearly increased, but the follow-up was weak. This kind of "volume expansion with stagnation" is often a signal of a temporary top, where the main force gradually distributes at high levels.
Now the price has fallen below the short-term moving averages, and the pullback is significant. Combined with the pressure from the 10-day moving average, it's clear that this adjustment is not minor. From the perspective of trading volume, the recent decline has been accompanied by increased volume, while the rebound has seen reduced volume, which is also a typical bearish characteristic.
However, the market has risen from 2500 to 4794, and the gains in between are huge. Even if there is an adjustment, it cannot happen all at once. The key support levels are two points: one is the previous platform at the 4200 range, and the other is the psychological level of 4000. As long as it does not effectively fall below 4000, the overall structure is still a strong adjustment. If it does break 4000, it basically confirms a double top pattern, and the future outlook will be quite bleak.
Personally, I tend to think that there is still a possibility of further declines in the short term, as the main force is washing out some of the high-position chips. But as long as the 4200-4000 range is held, there is still a chance for a second upward attack. Instead, if another opportunity for low-position chips arises, that would be truly worth paying attention to.
So now, don't rush to catch the bottom, and don't panic to stop-loss. Experienced traders wait for key levels to show action before they follow. The market is like a battle; don't run around in the enemy's territory. Wait for them to show a flaw, and then strike decisively.
The market will always reward those who are patient.
Newbies who don't know how to play contracts, look here!!!
Contracts, to put it simply, are leveraged spot trades. If played well, you can turn things around in three days. If played poorly, you can get liquidated in a day. Many newbies enter the market thinking, "Let’s use some leverage to double up," only to find their funds educated by the market.
I've been in contracts for over a decade, experiencing bull and bear markets. If you really want to survive in contracts, remember a few points:
First: Position size is life.
The biggest problem for newbies is going all-in immediately. With 10x leverage, if the market takes a sharp downturn, your account goes to zero. Experienced traders never do this. My position habit is to first take a 20% position to test, and if the direction is confirmed, gradually increase the position. Never give the market a chance to knock you out in one hit.
Second: Don’t guess blindly at candlesticks.
Newbies love to go with their “feelings,” shorting when they see too much red and going long when they see too much green. The real key points are support and resistance levels. For example, if the price tests a certain level three times and doesn't go down, that's strong support, a chance to go long. Conversely, if it repeatedly fails to break through, that’s a resistance level, making short positions safer.
Third: Stop-losses are more important than take-profits.
When I first started trading contracts over a decade ago, I always thought the market would come back. As a result, I never set stop-losses, and lost hundreds of thousands. Later, I realized that setting a stop-loss isn't throwing money away, but a way to protect yourself. Setting a stop-loss is like wearing armor on the battlefield.
Fourth: Follow the trend to make profits.
The market is always richer than you. Going against the trend and challenging the major players will only lead to losses. For example, if the major trend is upward, and you insist on shorting, even if you make quick money off a downward spike, you'll eventually give it all back. Remember this: follow the trend to make profits, go against it and you’ll face losses.
Fifth: Mindset is the hardest lesson to master.
Many people get liquidated not because of poor skills, but because their mindset collapses. After two consecutive losses, they want to go all-in to recover, resulting in immediate exit. Experts always use a “slow knife to cut meat” approach, taking breaks when needed, not letting emotions dictate their actions.
Contracts are not complicated; what’s complicated is human nature. If newbies truly want to grow, they should first learn to manage their positions, then learn to identify key levels, and finally trade with the trend. Don’t think about getting rich overnight; if you can survive in contracts for a long time, you’ve already won against 90% of people.
If you can really do these points mentioned by experienced traders, contracts won't be a “hell mode,” but rather a cash machine for you.
Finding doubling coins in the spot market isn't that mysterious
After more than a decade, I've relied on three words: trend, chips, rhythm
If the trend is wrong, nothing else matters
Opportunities to profit only arise when the large cycle just turns. Betting on doubling during fluctuations? That's a sure way to fail
Chips are the key
Many people focus only on prices, ignoring the chips. As long as the big players haven't let go, no matter how fake the dips are, they are just smoke screens. Real doubling coins are when retail investors sell off and big funds buy in
Rhythm is even more critical
It's not hard to see the right direction, but few can profit because their positions are all over the place
Experienced traders usually start with small positions to test, confirming the breakout before rolling over. Profits roll into profits, not just a one-time bet
Last year, I had a position that I set up from the bottom, using 3x leverage all the way, and finally turned it into 6 times. If I chased it halfway up, I would have become cannon fodder
Simply put, doubling isn't luck; it's discipline
Those who understand can gradually grow a small capital; those who don't, even with 1 million, will go broke
It's not convenient to discuss specific targets and rhythm here. Regular followers know that there is valuable information on my homepage, and those who care can go dig through it.
Brothers, have you ever thought about what an ordinary person has to go through to make 1 million in the cryptocurrency world?
Many people fantasize about getting rich overnight, dreaming of making ten times or a hundred times their investment, but the final outcomes are usually the same: liquidation, losing everything, exiting the market.
Almost no one who reaches 1 million has had a smooth journey all the way.
I have a few friends who started as retail investors and worked their way up to a million. Their stories all have similar trajectories:
At first, they all invested small amounts haphazardly and lost their temper. Some lost their positions three times in one night due to contracts, some were cut repeatedly while chasing hot trends, and some even went all in at the peak of a bull market, only to see their investments halved repeatedly when the bear market hit. At that time, they all thought they were done for and felt that the cryptocurrency world was a scam.
But those who really persevered all had a turning point:
They began to pay attention to their positions and understood that "not losing is earning."
They stopped fantasizing about outrageous profits and instead focused on small goals, like consistently earning 3%-5% a month, and then compounding from there. Many people laugh at these small gains as meaningless, but if you do the math, you'll understand: turning 10,000 into 1 million, without relying on liquidation, but solely on compounding and rhythm, is entirely possible.
Then comes the mental training.
When you earn 100,000, you'll find that your mindset has changed, but with that comes greater temptations and harsher pullbacks. Some people went from 100,000 to 500,000, only to return to 50,000 overnight. Some have 800,000 in their accounts and still want to gamble for that last 1 million, only to lose it all. In this process, those who can endure, persevere, and exercise restraint are the ones who can truly make it through.
So I often say, for ordinary people to earn 1 million in the cryptocurrency world, it's not about one lucky trade, but about going through countless failures, adjustments, and getting back up again. You need the patience to endure the long night, and also the courage to take risks when the opportunity arises.
Making 1 million isn't hard; what's difficult is whether you can survive until that day.
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In the crypto world, how much do you really need to earn before you stop?
I've seen people around me lose everything because they couldn't find the answer.
I remember clearly that back in 2019, a friend of mine came in with 20,000 USDT and made it to 300,000 in three months. We all advised him to cash out, but he said, "Guys, you don't understand, wealth freedom in crypto comes too fast; I want to hit one million in one go."
What happened? Six months later, his account balance was back to just over 10,000, not even enough to cover his initial investment.
Later, I went through a similar situation myself.
During the bull market in 2021, my account peaked at 1.8 million USDT in one day. As I stared at the balance, a voice in my head shouted: just hold on a bit longer, double it one more time and then cash out. But reality hit me hard; by the time I came to my senses, there was only 400,000 left. For several days, I couldn't sleep, constantly calculating how many houses I could have bought if I had cashed out at that moment, only to realize it was all in vain.
So in the end, I finally understood: in the crypto world, it’s not about how much you earn, but how much you can take away.
Many people shout about financial freedom every day, but honestly, most of them can’t even learn the phrase "take the profit when it's good."
Now I've set a strict rule for myself to withdraw half once I triple my investment; with a stable mindset, my account can last longer. If you ask me how much is enough? The answer is harsh: no one ever thinks they have too much, but everyone has their limits. The question is, are you willing to take your chips back to the real world before you reach your limit?
The first lesson the crypto world taught me is: don’t fantasize about cashing out at the peak, because that will never happen.
Those who can laugh to the end are the ones who dare to get off the ride halfway down the mountain.
I just received a screenshot from a fan, showing an ETH position chart, which clearly states: bought all the way from 3600 to 4200, at the highest point a paper profit of 11,000 USDT, now it has fallen back to only 6,000 USDT in hand.
In fact, many people have similar experiences, not wanting to sell at the peak, thinking it can go higher, but a wave of decline brings them back to reality. But to be honest, this trade isn't bad; at least it’s still in the profit zone, just a bit shaky in mindset.
When I first looked at the chart, the first thing that popped into my mind was Fibonacci retracement. A nearly 50% drop from the peak of 4200, this position itself is a strong support area. The market often either accelerates through this position or creates an opportunity for a secondary attack. The key is whether the volume can keep up next.
From the structural perspective, the previous rise of ETH was too rapid, and a pullback is normal. As long as the 50% range holds, the market is likely to consolidate here before testing the previous high again. In other words, this is actually a watershed; if it holds, it's building momentum; if it breaks, it's a deep squat.
So I told him: don't be scared by the current paper profit; 6,000 USDT is not the end point. You need to consider whether you are willing to follow this trend to the end. Whether the market can launch an attack is not something we can decide, but whether your position and profit-taking strategy can allow you to smile in the end is something you can control.
In simple terms, this wave of ETH is in the 50% retracement range, worth keeping a close eye on. The possibility of an upward attack does exist, but if it really breaks through, don’t hesitate; take profits in time. The market has given you two choices; don’t be reluctant to run away a third time.
For a profitable trade, how you cash out is more important than the direction.
12 days, from 6000U to 45000U, what have I experienced?
To be honest, I’m still savoring this journey
At the beginning, the account only had 6000U, not much, but not little either. However, in the cryptocurrency world, one wrong move can send you back to square one
On the first day, I told myself: don’t rush, be steady. So I took a small position and followed the trend. I didn’t earn much but at least I didn’t lose
On the second day, the market gave me an opportunity, I gritted my teeth and added a bit to my position, and my profits broke a thousand for the first time. At that moment, I was very clear that this wasn’t luck, but because I maintained my rhythm
The real turning point came on the third and fourth days. The market suddenly had huge fluctuations, and instead of going all in, I split my position into several parts and rolled it up. As a result, I made profits twice in a row, and my account soared to over ten thousand
At that moment, I realized that even small funds can soar as long as they are rolled steadily
The last three days were all about writing the word “steady” in stone: if you can take profits, then take them; if you can control your position, then take a light position
While others were going all in and risking everything, I chose to take it slow. And what was the result? After a week, my account grew from 6000U to 45000U, exactly tripling
Looking back, the secret is actually just four words: don’t rush, don’t gamble
I’m not a genius, nor do I have any insider information; all I could do was one thing: treat your position as your life. No matter how good the market is, always leave some room
Now when people ask me if I can triple my investment in another 7 days?
I can only say: there are opportunities every day, but mentality and rhythm are the most precious
For ordinary people in the cryptocurrency world, the most fun part is actually small investments
Why? Because small investments are not afraid of being wiped out; at most, you just restart. What about large investments? If you make a wrong move, your mindset can explode immediately.
I always tell my friends that with a small investment, making a casual 70 to 80 U each day can add up to nearly 10,000 U in a month. Don’t underestimate this 10,000 U; do you know that over 99% of people in the cryptocurrency world can’t consistently make 10,000 U in a month? Many people can’t even protect their principal, let alone talk about doubling it.
Of course, some people will jump in and argue: "Can you guarantee profits for 30 days?"
This statement is not wrong, but as long as you pay attention to a few key points in contract trading, your win rate can at least improve by half. The rest comes down to fund management and mindset issues.
For example, my own habits:
When the market is volatile, I don’t open positions randomly; I wait until the direction is clear before making a move.
Once the direction for opening a position is established, I don’t aim for the highest or lowest points; I just aim to take the most comfortable profits in between.
Stop losses must be set; small funds are not meant for reckless betting, but rather for slowly growing like a snowball.
Many beginners lose money not because they don’t understand candlesticks, but because they are too anxious, always thinking about getting back to even in one go. What’s the result? One liquidation can wipe out all previous gains, even leaving them with nothing.
The advantage of small funds is precisely the ease; you dare to set stop losses, you dare to wait for opportunities, and you dare to admit defeat when you’re wrong because you can afford to lose.
In short, small funds are not a disadvantage but rather the best teacher for beginners. Once you master earning this 10,000 U monthly, then you can talk about increasing your positions and enlarging your capital.
Taking it step by step is the true path to becoming a skilled player.
What is most feared in the cryptocurrency world? The most feared thing is not having a well-tempered mindset while having increased funds. At that time, one explosion can lead to an abyss that you may never return from.
Therefore, I now enjoy using small funds to compete with the market even more. Daily profits of dozens to hundreds of U may seem insignificant, but they are proof of stability and execution. True big players are not the ones shouting about hundredfold profits every day, but those who can survive long-term at the poker table.
Three years ago, I worked at a delivery shop, working 14 hours a day, without even a decent computer in hand.
Back then, I was trading cryptocurrencies, only following trades and watching trending topics, and in less than a year, I lost all my savings and owed hundreds of thousands.
My friends advised me to stop messing around, but I was unwilling: if others could make money, why couldn't I?
So I began a six-month retreat, staying up all night to watch the market, copying trends by hand in a small notebook.
Three years later, my account reached seven figures. It wasn't luck, but a set of "foolish methods":
The golden time that the big players fear:
Novices always like to trade randomly during the day, only to get caught in a wave of false breakouts.
I later discovered that the real times to make money are just two periods:
London Sniping Time (3 PM - 5 PM): Large European funds enter the market, the direction is straightforward and decisive, with almost no false moves.
Non-Farm Black Night (the first Friday of every month at 2:30 AM): When the data comes out, the market moves like opening the floodgates; following the first large candlestick, there’s an 80% chance to profit.
Just these two time periods helped me achieve stable profits last year.
The “Fool Method” of combining three indicators:
In the past, I was superstitious about single indicators and ended up getting hurt badly. Later, I foolishly combined three indicators, which directly increased my win rate:
1. Bollinger Bands Triple Hit: Price touches the lower band three times but volume gradually increases; there’s an 80-90% chance of a rebound starting.
2. RSI Breaks 50: Don't pay too much attention to overbought and oversold; the real key is when RSI breaks above 50, signaling a trend reversal.
3. OBV (On-Balance Volume) Divergence: Price remains unchanged, but OBV breaks out first; when this happens, entering the market can often give you a head start.
Last year's Ethereum surge was based on these three strategies that I set up two days in advance.
Dynamic profit-taking:
Many people focus on stop-loss but don’t realize that taking profits is the real challenge.
I learned the strategy of “half position profit-taking + half position following”:
In the initial stage of a rise: first take profits on half, allowing some profits to be secured, stabilizing my mindset.
If the trend isn't over: use a trailing stop (following previous lows or the 5-day moving average); don’t just hold on if the market hasn’t finished, let profits run.
I always remember this saying:
In the cryptocurrency world, the most feared thing isn't the decline, but that you haven't learned yet and have already cleared yourself out.
Brother, if you are still confused right now, why not try my foolish method?
The market may be indifferent, but methods will always leave you a way out.
Is there only 3000 in the crypto world? Sharing the strongest survival strategy!
Recently, many friends have asked me: "With just 3000 (about 400 USD), is there still a chance in the crypto world?" I just want to say: Of course there is!
Step 1: Use 100 USD for contracts (remember! Only use 100 USD)
Find popular coins, watch for news, and look at technical charts, strictly set take profit and stop loss. The goal is to go from 100 to 200.
Step 2: Continue to flip 200 USD to 400
Step 3: Take the final shot with 400 USD to 800
If you have luck and skill, and you clear all three hurdles, you'll already have 1100 USD in hand, with your capital nearly tripled.
Note: No more than three times!
Because that's how the crypto world is, you might win 9 times, but one liquidation could wipe everything out. Don't be greedy, cash out when you win!
What to do after tripling three times? Don’t rush into it, it’s time to settle down.
1. Spend time researching the market, don’t buy blindly.
Don’t just jump in because someone is shouting loudly; real opportunities are hidden in the fundamentals of the project, team background, market sentiment, and technical paths. Spend more time researching, and you will find that potential coins have signals early on.
2. Diversify, don’t put all your eggs in one basket after your 3000 turns into 1000 USD.
Start laying out long-term projects. You can divide it into several portions and invest in a few coins you believe in, such as some AI sectors, gaming chains, L2 public chains, etc. Don’t seek to get rich quickly, just protect your capital first.
3. Time is your friend, hold quality coins for the long term.
Choosing the right coins and holding them for the long term is actually easier to make money than staring at the market every day. When the market drops, you can hold on; when it rises, you won't easily cash out.
4. Leverage is not a monster, but don’t use it recklessly.
If you want to use leverage, remember: use light positions, set stop losses, and know when to enter and exit. If not used properly, leverage can be a noose.
Still don’t know how to operate? Why not work with Brother Cheng to lay out your plans in advance, and catch the main upward trend of the bull market, instead of becoming a bag holder.
Brothers, if you don't have much capital and want to make a comeback in the crypto world, let me tell you a method that I have personally experienced and has also been validated by the market.
It’s not the so-called myth of 'getting rich overnight', but rather a way to gradually grow through discipline and rhythm.
Don’t rush to fantasize about 'turning a few thousand into a million'. To turn things around with small capital, you first need to have starting capital.
I have always suggested saving up to 10,000 as your principal; this amount is neither too big nor too small. It can withstand trial and error while being sufficient to leverage profits.
Then, don’t keep your eyes glued to BTC and ETH. They are stable, but it’s almost impossible for small capital to turn things around with them. The real opportunities lie in the new coins that emerge during bear markets, like last round's APT and OP. When they’re quiet and nobody pays attention, they can jump several times when the bull market arrives.
Choose targets based on three criteria: popularity, narrative, and not being overly hyped. If a coin has already increased three to five times, decisively give up; the market is never short of the next one.
When buying, don’t rush in blindly. Wait for BTC's weekly chart to stabilize above MA20 before taking action. When selling, either the market has turned bad, or the target coin has risen to 4-5 times its value. Don't hesitate; secure your profits.
Remember to split your principal into three parts, giving yourself three chances. Losing one deal won’t be catastrophic.
The most crucial mindset is: roll over your positions. Don’t fantasize about holding one coin to a hundred times; the market's rhythm won’t wait for you. After gaining five times, switch targets, and keep relaying: 10,000 → 50,000 → 250,000 → 1,250,000 – this is the power of compound interest.
If you fail to capitalize on all three attempts, then admit defeat. It indicates that your rhythm is not in sync with the market. Exiting is smarter than stubbornly holding on.
I have always said that making big money in the crypto world is not about luck but about patience and execution. If you can endure loneliness and maintain discipline, opportunities will come. If you keep making emotional decisions, this place will only make you suffer greater losses.
Remember, anyone can learn the strategy, but those who execute it to the end are the real winners.
Not even myself. I just wanted to take a gamble and see if I could recover something with 800U. At that time, I had lost nearly 300,000, and I was numb all over.
Later, I changed my approach. I wasn't aggressive and didn't gamble on getting rich overnight. I focused on one thing: waiting for a 'market I can trade' to appear before taking action.
In the past, I was too greedy and impatient. Even when the market was unclear and the trend was uncertain, I couldn't resist entering positions, resulting in repeated losses.
Now it's the opposite. I monitor the market every day but don't rush to place orders. I only wait for clean signals and smooth opportunities. I have standards for opening positions, I don't average down on losses, and I only roll profits.
800U → 2400U → 6700U → 14500U, I only took 15 trades in total. It's not genius, nor luck, but a changed rhythm and risk control framework.
During the 12th trade, a friend laughed at me: 'What can you do with 800U? Be realistic!'
Now, I've multiplied it by 40 times, all gradually rolled out.
I must say, my method is not suitable for everyone. For those who like frequent trading, I advise you not to come, it's a waste of time.
The right people are those willing to learn the rhythm and willing to change their trading methods.
As for how I do it? Which market conditions do I heavily invest in? How do I lock in profits? I can gradually explain, but the prerequisite is that you must first learn to resist acting impulsively.
From 8600 to 240,000, I have hardly looked at K-lines. The only thing I focus on is that 'On-chain Major Holder Position Table'
In three months, 25 friends broke even, and 3 simply quit their jobs to work with me. The secret is simple: treat the market like a pack of wolves, and I only follow the wolf leader
Who is the wolf leader? The top ten addresses on-chain. If the wolf leader doesn't move, the other wolves won't run around
My operation rules are only three:
Price drops by half within 72 hours
Trading volume triples in the same period
The top ten addresses hold their positions without change
If all three conditions are met, I open a position: 30% position size, stop loss 2%, take profit 20% automatically split
The logic is very straightforward:
Drop = Retail investors surrender
Increase in volume = Chips flow among major holders
Addresses remain unchanged = The wolf leader stabilizes the situation, ready to lift the sedan
I don't care about project promotions, nor do I care about the Federal Reserve meetings. The only thing I care about is: Is the wolf leader hungry?
If hungry, I will follow and eat; if full, I will exit immediately
Every day I only do two things:
At 10 AM, send signals: coin name, range, stop loss, one message completes it
At 10 PM, post the settlement sheet, all profits and losses are transparent, whether earning or losing, I show it all
Winning rate? 82 transactions in the account, 68 profitable, drawdown never exceeded 5% of the principal
The secret is not prediction, but execution:
Cut losses fiercely, take profits in batches
After placing orders, turn off the computer, go for a walk, drink tea, sleep
Doubling opportunities always appear when the market is most desperate:
The screen is full of screams, I click 'buy'
In the group, boasting about an eternal bull market, I click 'sell'
If you have already been confused by the market, remember:
Watching the market is not as good as watching the big holders
Complex indicators are not as good as one line of positions
If you want to turn things around, follow people with strong action ability, and pay attention to @分析师成哥 , I only lead those who can execute