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At nine o'clock in the evening, a message suddenly popped up on the computer screen, making my pupils shrink: the whale code-named '1011' closed 800 Bitcoin short positions Raking in 80 million dollars, yet still holding 1,200 short positions with an unrealized profit of nearly 4 million. Ethereum also stirred up waves—someone bought back 13,000 ETH at 3,800 dollars, previously clearing out at a high of 4,300 dollars, netting a profit of 32 million after selling and buying back. The investment group instantly exploded, with news of 'following the whale to buy the dip' flooding everywhere. I stared at the candlestick chart, feeling a chill at my fingertips, as the embarrassment of losing so much last year that I had to borrow rent surged back. In a similar scene, a big player dumped 200 BTC, and group members screamed 'a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get in'. I got carried away and jumped in with my entire position, thinking I could get a share. Little did I know the other party only sold a small portion, and the remaining positions were sold off, causing Bitcoin to plummet from 98,000 to 85,000. I was stuck for three months before breaking even, losing 30% of my principal, and I had to borrow money from friends for rent. This time I forced myself to stay calm: Bitcoin was stuck at the 109,000 mark, facing resistance in three attempts, clearly trapped in a consolidation zone. The whale wasn’t just closing short positions and buying ETH at low levels; it was using its capital advantage to stir the pot, waiting for retail investors to follow suit before harvesting. I quietly set a stop-loss for my 3% Bitcoin position and kept only 5% of my Ethereum position for trial and error. In the group, there were still people flaunting 'buying dip screenshots'. I pulled out my loss records from that year, the red and green curves stinging my eyes—last time I believed in 'following the rush', while they entered and exited in batches, I went all in, becoming the waiting leeks. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!

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In the cryptocurrency world for 7 years, I have seen too many people coming in with hundreds to thousands of USDT. They are fixated on the myth of doubling in the candlestick chart. When the market fluctuates, they get liquidated, and even their principal becomes the market's 'sacrifice'—not believing in risks and only betting on luck, the outcome is already predetermined. But a fan named Xiao I met last year completely overturned my understanding. He started with only 4200 USDT, relying on a set of rules I helped him organize. In four months, he rolled it to 87,000 USDT, and now his account is stable at 540,000 USDT, with zero liquidations and no gambling. His strategy can be summed up in three words: slow, steady, and ruthless. First, he never goes full position. No matter how crazy the market is, he only enters with 30% of his position. While others rush in chasing the bullish candles, he waits for trend confirmation; He missed a few short-term surges but avoided all crashes. “I don’t get greedy throughout; I only take the most certain bite,” this is his catchphrase. Second, he strictly adheres to profit-taking and stop-loss rules. Every time he opens a position, he writes down his profit and loss lines first; if he’s made enough, he withdraws, and if he hits his loss limit, he cuts it, never wavering. Some laugh at him for being 'too rigid,' but this mechanical operation has saved him at least five times. The cryptocurrency world is never short of people who run fast, but the ones who last the longest are always the ones who follow the rules. Third, he avoids chasing hot trends and does not follow blindly. While others are frantically pursuing MEME coins and capitalizing on concepts to speculate, he only focuses on the trends of mainstream coins; When the market is chaotic, he would rather stay out and drink tea than act blindly. “If I can't make money, I accept it; liquidation is absolutely not allowed,” this clarity is too precious. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!

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After 7 years of struggling in the cryptocurrency world, I have summarized 4 survival principles. They may not bring short-term profits, but they can help you stand firm amidst fluctuations. ——You must know that 'surviving' in the cryptocurrency world is the greatest victory. First, refuse to go all-in and leave enough safety margin. Newbies see K-line fluctuations and get greedy, always thinking about going all-in for a double, but a small pullback leads to forced liquidation. The key to capital allocation is to always leave room for mistakes. If a trade loses, there is still capital to adjust; but going all-in means one mistake can lead to complete exit. Position size is never a proof of courage, but rather the baseline for survival. Second, go with the trend, don’t fight the market. Human nature loves to buy low and sell high, always thinking they can hit the perfect timing, but those who really make money are the ones who follow the trend. When the trend is upward, a pullback is an opportunity to enter; as long as the trend has not broken, be patient and hold. Don’t attempt to predict tops and bottoms; market inertia is much stronger than you think, and the probability of trend continuation is far higher than reversal. Third, take profit and stop loss are your protective talismans. Making money is actually not difficult; the hard part is holding onto profits. If you don’t set take profit and stop loss, no matter how accurate your judgment is, it’s all in vain. Remember three points: limit each loss to within 5% of total capital, set profit targets of over 5%, and maintain a 50% win rate baseline. If you do these, your capital curve can steadily rise. Fourth, observe more and act less; don’t be a 'busy poor person.' The most fatal mistake for newbies is 'itchy hands,' opening five or six trades a day and trading hundreds of times a month. Not only do transaction fees eat away at profits, but it’s also easy to be led by emotions in the market. Trading is an art of patience. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!

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Just after finishing the market watch in the evening, I sent a message to my student Xiao Ai: "Don't chase the variety show tonight at 20:30. Once the U.S. September CPI is announced, the crypto market is likely to change drastically." The message was replied to in seconds: "Sister, what exactly is this CPI? Is it more critical than the K-lines we draw every day?" I chuckled and typed: "It's the 'Federal Reserve barometer' for the crypto market; interest rate hikes and cuts all depend on its mood, and our positions swing like a seesaw. Remember this: a high CPI indicates that inflation is not under control, and the Federal Reserve is likely to tighten further. If the dollar strengthens, the crypto market will be drained; If it drops, there may be hope for interest rate cuts, and funds could flow back, causing Bitcoin and Ethereum to rebound." "How is the market predicting this time?" Xiao Ai asked eagerly. "Currently, institutions are guessing an annual rate of 3.1%. If it exceeds that, it’s bearish; if it’s lower, it’s bullish. Last June, the CPI soared to 9.1%, and Bitcoin dropped 12% in one day. Tonight's scenario might replicate that." A nervous emoji popped up: "I still have positions; what should I do?" I carefully advised: "You’re a newcomer, so first protect your short-term positions: don’t move an hour before the data comes out, reduce leverage and cut positions. Don’t go all-in on direction; at this moment, 'staying alive' is more important than making money. Spike movements are the easiest to get liquidated." "For medium-term, watch the data to set the tone: if the CPI drops, follow the previous plan to gradually increase mainstream coins, anchoring on long-term logic of 'interest rate cuts + Bitcoin halving'; if it’s still high, keep cash on hand and wait for the market to stabilize before making further moves." She continued to ask: "How do the experts respond?" "Veterans use options to hedge, but the ratio must be strict, otherwise, they can be trapped by their own hedges. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!

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500U turns into 100,000U? If you had told me this three months ago, I would have laughed at you for three days. But now, holding the transaction records, I can believe this isn't a myth—no insider knowledge, no talent, just treating every trade as a 'life-or-death game for practicing discipline.' First, I practiced courage by splitting 500U into 5 parts, each part 100U to calculate separately. I kept telling myself, 'If I lose this 100U, it's just fewer skewers to eat,' which relieved the burden. I focused only on Bitcoin, blocking out altcoins and gossip, using a 20x leverage that I wouldn’t change; I only opened positions with 50U each time, keeping the remaining 50U as 'emergency funds.' The ironclad rules were written in my memo: take profits immediately when up 10%, cut losses immediately when down 5% without hesitation. After grinding for over a month, 500U slowly climbed to 3000U—slow like a snail, but every bit was solid. At 3000U, I entered the snowball phase; I increased my stake but didn’t loosen my grip: always keep half of my position as a base, and when I made a profit, I would include the new profit into the total position before splitting again, if I lost two trades in a row, I would cut back to 500U and restart. The hardest part isn't watching the K-line, it's enduring. While others take huge risks and flaunt doubled screenshots, I force myself to calculate the risk ratio against the position sheet; When I want to increase my position and gamble, I flip through previous stop-loss records to wake myself up. Until a major market movement occurs, I only dared to 'go for it' when I had profits to cushion: raised my position to 70%, widened the take-profit to 30%, but tightened the stop-loss. When holding through a correction, I stared at the K-line with sweaty palms, but I would never cut losses before reaching the stop-loss line, and I would never run before hitting the take-profit point. Just from this wave, 25,000U directly surged to 100,000U. #ElonMusk65908 Follow For More!

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