掌柜K线

The first stop for the shopkeeper to return home is always here, the home of retail investors.
Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared!

Someone asked me: "Teacher, I only have 3000U left as my principal, and I want to reach 100,000U in half a year. Is it possible?"

I didn't answer directly, but asked him back: "Do you want to take a big gamble, or do you want to completely turn your situation around?"

He thought for a while and said: "I just want to survive steadily."

"Okay," I said, "but you have to agree to two conditions: don't place orders recklessly with your emotions, and don't let your principal fall below a dangerous level."

After reviewing his trading records, I saw he had ten pages of liquidation orders in his 2800U account, but fortunately, he never went all-in—this was the only reason I was willing to help him.

I never rush my students; the first step is always: make at most one trade a day, and never invest more than 10% of the account in each trade, focusing on small profits of 3%-5% for swing trading. I told him: "In this market, surviving longer is a hundred times more important than making quick profits."

In the first week, he made 400U; by the second week, his account had grown to 12,000U. In the third week, he couldn't hold back: "Teacher, can I increase my position?"

I didn't explain much, but told him to stop trading for three days and write a 600-word trading psychology diary every day—documenting every time his heart raced with market fluctuations, the impulse to rush in when he made money, and the discomfort of unwillingness when he lost money.

I understand this market too well—those who can make steady profits are not necessarily the ones with the best skills, but those who can control their impulses at critical moments.

Three months later, his account reached 50,000U, and only then did I start teaching him the core gameplay of "trend resonance + emotional games." It's not that I didn't want to teach him earlier; it's that most people can't endure the discipline required in the first three months.

Six months later, he sent me a screenshot: 97,800U. I didn't congratulate him blindly, just said: "Remember, the hardest part is never multiplying your money, but not losing it back again."

I've seen many cases over the years—many who came in with four or five thousand U ended up falling due to "greed, impatience, and suspicion."

Every student I train must pass through three stages: first change their mindset, then stubbornly stick to discipline, and finally refine their strategy.

If you also have two or three thousand U, are you really ready to steadily walk this path of transformation?

I used to stumble in the dark myself, but now I have a lamp in my hand. The light is always on; do you want to walk with me?

Someone asked me: "I only have 2500U left, can I turn it into 90,000U in six months?"
I never answer directly, instead I ask: "Do you want to steadily turn things around, or are you betting everything on a final gamble?"
He replied, "I want to survive," then I eased up: "It's possible, but you must adhere to two bottom lines—don't touch emotional trades, and don't gamble with your principal."
Opening his contract account, the 2300U balance was buried under a pile of liquidation records, fortunately, I didn’t find any all-in bottom-fishing operations—this is the only reason I’m willing to guide him.
There are no "shortcuts" in teaching students; the first step must be to build a foundation: only engage in small wave arbitrage, limit to 1 trade per day, keep positions within 15%, and the daily target is just 2%-4%. I repeatedly emphasize: "Staying alive in contracts is more important than making quick money; engrave the word 'stability' into your DNA."
In the first week, he made 300U, by the second week the account surpassed 10,000, but in the third week he got anxious: "Bro, can I increase my position?"
I didn't argue; I directly told him to stop trading for 3 days, with only one task: write 500 words of review daily, not discussing candlestick techniques, just writing about his mental state while trading—like whether he wanted to add to his position during volatility, if he felt greedy during profits, and how to resist temptation.
Having guided so many students, I know very well: turning around isn't about waiting for market conditions; it's about the restraint to withdraw every time it's time to exit.
Three months later, his account reached 40,000U, and only then did I teach him the "two-phase medium-term layout + emotional turning point strategy"—not keeping secrets, but because most people can't even maintain basic discipline, and will be disrupted by greed even after learning strategies.
Six months later, he sent me a statement: 89,300U. I didn’t praise his luck, only said: "Turning around is not difficult; what's hard is not falling into the same pit again."
Over the years, I’ve seen too many people with 5000U unable to turn around, all falling into the trap of "urgency, gambling, and disbelief."
I have no secrets; guiding students relies on "cognitive foundation, disciplined navigation, and practical strategies."
If you also have 2000U and truly intend to follow me to avoid pitfalls and proceed steadily? @掌柜K线

I am 45 years old this year and have just passed 10 years. My current life: my daily routine involves monitoring the market, executing a few contracts, and strategically investing in some spot trades when necessary; I can spend freely without worrying about money, and I have hardly experienced any disputes in business, with very few worries.
Looking back on these 10 years, what I want to say is: the mindset in trading cryptocurrencies is always more important than the technical skills. Below are my practical insights summarized over the years:
1. Bitcoin is the 'big brother': Most of the time, the entire market follows its lead. However, there are exceptions—mainstream coins like Ethereum, which are solid, can occasionally break away from Bitcoin's influence; but altcoins generally cannot escape Bitcoin's constraints, and it is normal for them to fluctuate with the market.
2. Bitcoin and USDT are 'reverse partners': When USDT rises, be cautious of Bitcoin's decline; conversely, when Bitcoin surges, it is often a good time to acquire USDT, essentially locking in profits in advance.
3. The window from 0-1 AM is the 'spike window': Domestic traders can take advantage of this pattern: right before sleeping, set a relatively low buy price for the desired coin, and a relatively high sell price for the coins held. Many times, the market will suddenly 'spike,' allowing for easy profit.
4. Pay close attention at 5 PM: This is a 'key moment' known by experienced players, as due to time zone differences, American investors start to become active around 5 PM, which can significantly influence market fluctuations. I have experienced several major rises and falls concentrated in this time frame, so I recommend everyone keep a close eye on the market during this period.
5. 'Black Friday' can be referenced, but don't rely on it too much: There has always been talk of 'Black Friday,' and there have indeed been instances of significant declines on Fridays, but there have also been Fridays with substantial gains or consolidation, so the accuracy isn't particularly high. There's no need to be overly anxious; just pay a little more attention to the news of the day.
6. For coins with trading volume support, don’t panic if they drop; be patient and wait to break even: If you have invested in a coin with stable trading volume, even if it drops in the short term, there is no need to worry. With patience, you can generally break even—quickly in three or four days, or slowly in about a month. If you have spare funds, you can also average down by buying in batches, which will help you break even faster; if you don’t have spare funds, just wait patiently, as it is highly likely not to disappoint (of course, the premise is not to buy those purely speculative coins).

I used 1200U, rolled to 62,000 in 7 weeks without blowing up my account or risking my life.
It's not that I'm amazing, but I've finally understood: you can't rely on luck to survive in the crypto world.
At first, I lost all the way down from the peak to only 3000U, I didn't even dare to look at my account, but I wasn't willing to give up. At that moment, I made up my mind to do two things:
1️⃣ Follow the trend, don't gamble on the market, don't catch falling knives.
2️⃣ Control drawdown, don't over-leverage, don't be greedy, take profit when you can.
Many people aren't wrong in their analysis, but they are defeated by their emotions:
They can't stop losses, can't hold onto profits, even if their direction is right, they still exit.
My rolling strategy has been refined over 3 years and has been validated by the market.
This time, my friends and I didn't do poorly:
500U to 18,000 (18 days)
800U to 34,000 (focused on short positions)
10,000 to 186,000 (14 trades clean and smooth)
The method is not a myth; we have finally learned how to be stable and how to survive.
Remember: it's not that you can't make money in the crypto world, but that most people are on the wrong path.
You don't need to get rich overnight; you just need to start rolling a little, compound interest is the real magic.
A single tree can't support a ship, a single sail can't reach far.
A good team leading the way is much stronger than going solo. Don't worry, I'm always here.

From 900U to 18,000, I succeeded by rolling my account this way
Most people in the crypto world are losing money: chasing highs, selling low, liquidation stops... I've seen too much of this.
But you should know that method and execution are more important than luck.
I once took on a fan whose account was down to 900U; he wanted to quickly recover his losses. 17 days later, his account had risen to 18,000. Let me show you the logic behind the operations:
1️⃣ Start with a small account, control risk
Use only 10%-15% of the total funds for each position, never fully invested.
Strict stop-loss, with losses not exceeding 3%-5% of the principal.
2️⃣ Catch the waves, roll with the market
Don't blindly chase up; wait for a breakout signal first.
Take both long and short opportunities, increase positions in the direction of the trend, and reduce positions against it.
Lock in profits promptly and roll into the next trade.
3️⃣ Take profits in batches, roll and add
When you've made 10%-20%, partially close positions and reinvest the profits into the next opportunity.
Avoid greed, protect your principal + profits, and continue rolling.
4️⃣ Strictly follow discipline
Don't chase trades randomly, and don't let emotions take control.
Every operation has clear logic and position planning.
Someone asked me: “Brother Long, is this operation very difficult?”
I told him: As long as you strictly execute and follow my operations, you too can witness the miracle of turning your account around.
Want to know how I rolled from 900U to 18,000?
Keep up with my rhythm!

The stupidest way to make money in the cryptocurrency world is actually the most profitable! I personally tested it from 1WU to 20WU, all thanks to these 3 'deadly' operations!
Many people enter the cryptocurrency world and start focusing on technology, memorizing K-lines, engaging in high-frequency trading, and doing analysis, making it seem like they are Wall Street financial PhDs, but what’s the result? Liquidation! Liquidation! More liquidation!
And my method, to put it simply, is painfully stupid, but I rely on it —
⚠️ I turned 1WU into 20WU in less than 60 days!
The most profitable stupid method has only 3 steps:
✅ Step 1: Strictly control position size — never exceed 5% of your capital on a single trade.
Let me emphasize again: a! single! trade! must! not! exceed! 5%! of! capital!
Just remember one thing: you’re not losing on direction, you’re dying from over-leveraging!
Let me give a simple example.
I started with 1WU of capital, using only 500U for each trade. If the direction was wrong, I would cut my losses at 2-3%, which I could easily withstand.
If the direction was right, I would roll the profits into the next trade, compounding profits, strictly maintaining a 2:1 risk-reward ratio.
✅ Step 2: Fixed strategy, repeat execution, and do not waver!
What is strategy? To put it simply, I only engage in two types of market conditions:
I short when there is high-volume bearish movement,
I go long when there is low-volume followed by a big surge.
I never bottom-fish on the left side! I never go against the trend! Accurate observation + execution + position control = profits!
It’s like moving bricks on a construction site; you don’t need to be smart, you just need to repeat the correct actions — over time, you will make a significant profit.
✅ Step 3: Take profits of 10%-20% each time, immediately close the position, and never linger!
What are you most afraid of? Small profits that you don’t take, big losses that you don’t cut.
And my stupid method is just 'mechanical profit-taking.'
If I make 1000U, I take it! No matter how good the market is, I don’t get greedy; profits in the pocket are real.
What’s the outcome?
I rolled from 1WU of capital, one trade at a time, step by step, and managed to roll it up to 20WU!
Many people are still looking for that magical point to hit the 'perfect bottom,' but their funds are dwindling, and anxiety is increasing.
And me? Following the dumbest logic, I keep earning more and more easily; several fans who followed my method have already doubled their capital and made it back!
Some people ask me: Your logic is too simple; can you really earn that much?
I only reply: You think you’re losing to the market, but in reality, you’re losing to your inability to control your hands.
The simplest position strategy has become my most profitable tool for turning things around.
Stop going all in; follow me, and earn steadily.

After countless trials, still strong and resilient, 1000U 1v1 guaranteed win

Do you have 1000U and want to follow trades, but are afraid of being overlooked by group calls or losing track of the rhythm? Here, we don't do 'big pot meals', specifically reserving exclusive 1v1 spots—fully focusing on your account throughout the process, with the trading rhythm completely aligned with your financial situation.

No need for you to stay up late watching the market, and no need to calculate levels yourself: when it's time to enter the market, I’ll clearly explain the logic in advance; for take profit and stop loss, I’ll provide you with clear numbers; if there’s market fluctuation, I’ll promptly synchronize the response plan; you don’t need to think hard, just follow and execute.

Each trade has a precise stop loss, never holding on stubbornly; throughout the process, there are no vague tricks; I will fully communicate any risks and profit concerns you may have. Starting from 1000U, those with strong execution are welcome.

Friends, after ten years of trading cryptocurrencies, the blood and tears have forged these heartfelt words.
For small funds to turn around, it relies not on luck, but on understanding and execution.
Here are the six iron rules I have gained over ten years of youth:
First, completely give up on the "gambling mentality". Forget about "getting rich overnight", remember the "miracle of compound interest". Turning 10,000 into 1,000,000 requires seven times the return, not one hundred times at once. Break down big goals into smaller ones that double each period.
Second, protect your principal as if it were your life. The biggest advantage of small funds is flexibility, and the biggest disadvantage is a low tolerance for errors. Before any operation, you must calculate the worst-case loss; a single loss must not exceed 10% of total funds.
Third, lay out in bear markets and harvest in bull markets. When the fear and greed index is below 20, use 80% of your funds to regularly buy Bitcoin. Don’t disdain the "slow" growth; it is your unsinkable aircraft carrier, ensuring you can keep up with the bull market.
Fourth, use your "bullets" wisely. Use 20% of your funds to look for 3-5 new potential projects (such as DePIN, RWA, AI), and after thorough research, build positions gradually. Stay far away from all MEME coins and scam coins.
Fifth, selling in a bull market is a more difficult art. Set incremental take-profit points (3x, 5x, 8x), and sell 1/3 each time you reach a target. Convert profits back to Bitcoin or stablecoins; never try to earn that last penny.
Sixth, the most important point: investing is for a better life. In every cycle, extract some profits to improve your life; this provides positive feedback and avoids paper wealth. Remember, only realized profits are true profits.
After ten years, I understand: the most precious thing in the crypto world is not short-term windfalls, but the ability to survive long-term. As long as you are still at the table, there will always be another opportunity. Patience is more important than cleverness, risk control is more important than returns, and surviving is more important than anything else.
In the past, I stumbled alone in the dark, but now I hold the light.
The light is always on, will you follow?

BTC plummets by 4000 points! Over 520 million in long positions liquidated, the truth behind the continuous hunting by the main forces
On August 26, the cryptocurrency market experienced an epic crash! Bitcoin's daily line broke through the key support of $110,000, and Ethereum's $4,300 defense line was completely breached. The main forces executed a chain kill through a liquidation map, with long positions liquidated exceeding $800 million.
Core logic of BTC's crash:
The daily line level volume broke below the $112,000 support zone, confirming the initiation of a mid-term downtrend accompanied by the main forces dumping volume. The rebound phase showed a significant decrease in volume, with the liquidation map indicating $520 million liquidated in the $112,000 - $113,000 range. Bears completely controlled the situation, and the technical analysis of Chan theory showed a top divergence + MACD dead cross, with $113,000 forming a daily-level reversal signal.
Key points of ETH's crash:
The 4-hour level rising trend line was effectively broken, with long positions liquidated in the $4,700 - $4,300 range totaling $320 million. The daily center $4,700 - $4,800 was broken with volume, forming a downward structure. After breaking the $4,300 level, it will test the $4,000 integer support.
Revealing the main force's operation techniques:
Classic three-stage harvesting: trend break → one-sided slaughter of longs → rebound to lure longs → continue to plummet. BTC long positions are concentrated in the $112,000 - $113,000 range, with bear targets locked at $108,000 - $110,000. ETH long position liquidations are located in the $4,500 - $4,700 range, accelerating towards $3,800 after breaking $4,300.
Mid-term operation strategy (personal opinion):
BTC direction:
Short when rebounding to the $109,500 - $110,000 range, with a stop loss set at $111,000 and a target of $108,000 (if broken, pursue shorts to $105,000). After the daily line breaks, only short positions should be taken, and the 4-hour rebound is a trap to lure longs.
ETH direction:
Short when rebounding to the $4,400 - $4,450 range, with a stop loss at $4,550 and a target of $4,200 (look towards $4,000 if broken). After effectively breaking $4,300, pursue shorts in line with the trend, with the lower target directly pointing to the previous center lower edge of $3,800.
#BNB hits new high #Cryptocurrency market adjustment
When to enter, when to run? How to catch strong coins? What to set for profit-taking? I will notify fans on Shequn as soon as possible. As long as you follow my ideas and execute what I say, you will definitely reap the rewards!

Short on capital? Don't rush! Follow me to steadily profit
Many people enter the cryptocurrency world thinking they can get rich overnight, with only a few hundred to a thousand dollars in capital, and they want to risk it all. What happens? 99% become someone else's ATM.
I have a fan who started with 800 dollars. After I guided him for 42 days, his account steadily grew to 4.6 thousand dollars! Now he eats profit every day and has even brought his relatives into the market.
Want to turn things around? Position control + timing is the key for small capital. Let me show you how I operate:
① Split capital, steady and solid
Only use one-third of the 800 dollars to open the first position, strictly discipline the remaining funds.
No adding positions, no bottom fishing, no stubborn holding, ensuring that risks are controllable.
② Only take high-certainty opportunities
I will accurately signal timing points, not blindly chasing volatility.
Can't profit from one wave of market? No problem, take it in three segments and ensure that each segment brings in profit.
③ Roll profits, strict stop-loss
If the first position earns 100 dollars, use that 100 dollars to continue rolling in the second position.
Gradually expand the position with profits, making operations more stable, naturally accumulating compound interest.
④ Don't be greedy, take profits promptly
No matter how good the market is, don't cling to it. Just profit from each segment of the market.
Turning around relies on compound interest, not luck.
This method is especially suitable for small capital:
The less capital you have, the more you can steadily roll out a snowball effect. Many people have little capital, are anxious when watching the market, open trades recklessly, and end up losing even more. My method relies not on luck, but on timing, position control, and profit-taking.
Want to turn things around? Don’t stubbornly hold on; mastering the method will allow you to take off directly in the next bull market.

When I initially set this goal, no one believed it, not even myself. I just wanted to take a gamble and see if 800U could recover something. At that time, I had already lost nearly 300,000 continuously, and my emotions were numb. But I changed my approach to trading; I became less aggressive and stopped gambling on get-rich-quick schemes. I only did one thing: wait for the kind of market conditions I could trade in before acting. Didn’t someone say that there are opportunities every day? But in the past, I was too greedy and too impatient. Even when the market was unclear, I couldn’t resist entering positions, resulting in repeated losses. This time, I did the opposite: I monitored the market every day, didn’t rush to place orders, and only waited for that kind of 'clean signal + smooth rhythm' opportunity. There were standards for opening positions, no averaging down on losses, and only rolling profits. From 800U to 2400U to 6700U to 14500U, I only made 15 trades in total, relying on my adjusted trading rhythm and risk control framework. But I’m not a genius, nor am I lucky. I just endured the kind of torment of 'not moving' after experiencing pain, explosions, and awakening. I still remember when I made my 12th trade, a friend laughed at me, asking what dream I was pursuing with 800U and if I could be more realistic. Now, I’ve multiplied it by 40 times, without taking shortcuts; it’s all been built up bit by bit by myself. But I must be honest: the method I used is not suitable for everyone. For those who like to trade frequently, I advise you not to come; it’s really a waste of time. I only welcome those willing to learn rhythm and rules, and those willing to change their trading approach.

Learn this simplest method of trading coins, and you will gradually become wealthy. Master the following 10 rules:
1. For strong coins, if they fall for 9 consecutive days from a high position, make sure to follow up in time.
2. For any coin, if it rises for two consecutive days, make sure to reduce your position in time.
3. For any coin, if it rises more than 7%, you can continue to observe after the previous day's peak opportunity.
4. Previous bull coins must be entered only after they have ended.
5. If any coin has three consecutive days of flat fluctuations, observe for another three days; if there is no change, consider switching positions.
6. If any coin fails to recover the cost of the previous day the next day, you should exit in time.
7. If there are three in the rise list, there will be five; if there are five, there will be seven. For coins that have risen for two consecutive days, enter at a low point; the fifth day is usually a good selling point.
8. Volume-price indicators are crucial; trading volume is considered the soul of the coin circle. When the coin price breaks through at a low level during consolidation, it needs attention; if there is a volume stagnation at a high level, exit decisively.
9. Only operate on coins in an upward trend; this maximizes success and avoids waste. When the 3-day moving average turns upward, it indicates a short-term rise; when the 30-day moving average turns upward, it means a medium-term rise; when the 80-day moving average turns upward, it signifies a major upward trend; when the 120-day moving average turns upward, it indicates a long-term rise.
10. In the coin circle, small funds do not mean no opportunity. As long as you master the correct method, maintain a rational mindset, and strictly execute strategies while waiting for opportunities to arise.