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$xmr700, try it, the salted egg

Many people, when starting trading, don't learn risk control first,
but instead search everywhere for a 'perfect strategy':
One with high win rate,
high profit-loss ratio,
and ideally, trades every single day.
But let's face it:
Such a strategy with all three conditions simply doesn't exist.

There's a harsh reality in trading:
You can only choose two out of three: win rate, profit-loss ratio, and trade frequency.
Trying to have all three will only lead to losing everything.

A strategy that lets you profit every day
is destined to bring only small gains, and one big drawdown can break your mindset;
A strategy with a huge profit-loss ratio
requires you to endure long periods without profits, or even consecutive losses;
And wanting all three? That only exists in the fantasies of those new to trading.

So truly mature traders
no longer ask which strategy is the strongest,
but instead ask themselves:
What kind of loss can I actually bear?

Is it small wins and small losses, but occasionally getting hit hard?
Or frequent small losses, waiting only for that big move?

There's no holy grail in trading,
only trade-offs.
What you choose isn't a strategy,
but the kind of pain you're willing to endure over the next few years.

Choose right, and you'll survive;
choose wrong, and even the best skills won't help.

The ones who make money consistently long-term
aren't the best analysts,
but those who realized this truth the earliest.
#Solana涨势分析 #美国贸易逆差

$BEAT Waiting to return to zero

Everyone here wants to make money, but what actually determines whether you can make money is often not what you do when placing orders, but what you do during the time you "don't place orders"!

Many people lose money, actually losing in a very subtle place:
As soon as they have free time, they stare at the screen,
As soon as they stare at the screen, they get restless,
As soon as they get restless, their account starts paying for emotions.

This isn't a technical issue; it's a behavioral design issue.

Professional traders do the opposite.
Before entering the market, they first ask themselves one question:
"If there are no signals today, what should I do?"

The answer is usually not watching the screen.

They use their time on three things:
First, review past trades, clearly marking entry and exit points and emotional fluctuations;
Second, step back to examine larger timeframes to confirm whether their directional judgment has changed;
Third, write a trading journal, recording what they did right recently and what old mistakes they're still making.

Because they clearly understand one fact:
Truly high-quality trading opportunities are inherently rare.

If you can't learn to wait,
the market will kindly offer you a bunch of opportunities that look doable but are actually worthless.
These opportunities won't kill you immediately,
but they will slowly drain your patience, discipline, and capital.

So the real turning point in trading is—
Can you stay productive even when there are no signals,
instead of placing trades just to kill time?

Learning to wait gracefully
is not passive; it's active filtering.

When you can achieve this,
you'll find the number of trades you make decreases,
but each trade gets closer to your desired outcome.

Some details about "how to structure your idle periods"
aren't suitable for public sharing.
But if you've already realized that
your biggest problem isn't technical skill,
you're already very close to the answer.

#加密市场观察

Mainstream remains strong for now, is this round of pullback fully corrected?

#ETH巨鲸动向

With only 3000 yuan, can you still turn things around in the crypto market?
Let me be honest: lack of capital isn't the problem—reckless behavior is.

Many people have small capital but constantly go all-in and trade frequently, ultimately getting crushed by the market or worn down by emotions. Small funds can survive not through boldness, but through rhythm and discipline.

If you only have 3000 yuan, the amount truly suitable for futures trading should not exceed 400 USDT.
Step one: use only 100 USDT for trial.
Avoid all markets; only trade clear structures with defined stop-losses.
Goal is simple: grow 100 to 200, and stop immediately upon reaching the target.

Step two: repeat the process with 200 USDT.
No increase in frequency, no change in strategy, no emotional trading.
If you can consistently turn 200 into 400, you're not just lucky.

Step three: push again with 400 USDT.
Stop around 800 USDT.
Because the harshest truth in the crypto world is:
You might win many times in a row, but just one leveraged position gone wrong will erase everything.

Many people fail here—
just after recovering, they go all-in.

After bouncing back, what truly matters is reducing risk.
Don't rush to trade futures again. Start diversifying, researching projects, understanding sectors.
Understanding trends carefully is far more valuable than blindly placing dozens of trades.

AI, infrastructure, core narratives—these aren't about getting rich quick,
they're about preventing you from going completely to zero.

Finally: leverage isn't the monster; gambling mindset is.
Light position size, strict stop-losses, and timing determine whether you can stay in the game.

Can you play with dignity starting from 3000 yuan?
Yes—but only if you're willing to change your approach.

Some key details can't be fully explained here.

#比特币2026年价格预测

If your long positions are currently underwater or your short positions are trapped, don't rush to cut your losses. Let me tell you a real story, then decide whether to give up.

Three months ago, someone came to me.
Not to ask about market trends, but to ask if he could still turn things around.
At that time, his account had only 500U left. He dared not check the charts during the day, and couldn't sleep peacefully at night.

I still remember one sentence he said clearly:
"I know you might not help me, but I truly don't want to end it like this."
I didn't promise him quick riches. I just said one realistic thing:
Don't dream of getting rich overnight. First, double your account three times, then talk about dignity.

For the next seven days, he followed the plan exactly.
No over-leveraging, no gambling on rebounds, no last-minute changes to the strategy.
On the eighth day, a strong trending move came along, and he made nearly 2800U.
That night, he sent me a voice message—his voice was trembling.

I'm not a crypto influencer. I don't live-stream, I don't make videos, and I don't earn by exploiting traffic.
I only do one thing: keep your account alive under controlled risk, then grow it gradually.

You ask me what I rely on?
Not mysticism, nor some 'magic indicator'.
It's market sense, timing, and experience—three things most people tend to overlook.

Many people lose everything and still believe in technical analysis, go all-in, gamble on a single reversal.
But I can say with full responsibility:
Your current way of thinking is exactly why you keep losing.

I've guided many people who had already lost all hope. No miracles—just execution.
Position size is fixed, stop-loss is fixed. No fantasies, no excuses, no emotional attachment to the market.

What you need to do isn't chasing daily profits, but finally experiencing for the first time that "recovery happens with rhythm."

I know some people will read this and骂 me, calling me a show-off or a scammer.
That's fine.
What really matters isn't whether you believe me,
but how much longer you're willing to leave your account to luck.

Some things I won't explain fully in public.
But if you've truly hit rock bottom, maybe it's time to try a different approach.

#币安上线币安人生 #美国贸易逆差 #Solana涨势分析

Do you really know how to roll positions? In fact, it's just repeatedly doubling down.
True position rolling is never about going all-in with full commitment.
Instead, it's quietly moving your chips in the right direction when others are most afraid.

Many people enter the crypto world with a goal: make 1 million.
Then they make the next mistake—
all-in, leverage up, bet on a tenfold gain in one go.

But I've seen people who grew from 30k to 1 million gradually, and their only common trait was extreme self-control.

They don't chase the highest point; instead, they wait until the trend becomes clear, then enter with small positions at confirmed support levels during pullbacks.

Each trade uses only 10%–20% of capital. If wrong, they exit immediately, limiting single losses to around 2%.

But once the direction is correct,
they let profits run,
and a single favorable trend can yield 50% or more.

This is the real logic of rolling positions—
small mistakes happen constantly, but big wins are rare. Success comes from time and compounding.

Put simply, making big money isn't about how bold you are—it's about how well you can wait.

This current pullback isn't a problem; it's more like a reminder:

What's your next move?
You don't necessarily have to enter today, but you must clarify a few things:

First,
if you always chase after breakouts,
you're likely entering right at the point where others are dumping their positions.

Second,
if you're scared away by every pullback,
you might find out later—
the price never comes back to a level where you can enter.

Third,
if you can stay calm during market corrections, study trends and structure,
instead of panicking at every red and green fluctuation,
you've already beaten most people.

Price movements themselves aren't the key;
what matters is your logic when facing panic.

Real wealth isn't chased in the heat of the moment—it's slowly accumulated during moments of despair.

When everyone screams "It's going to crash,"
you're watching the trend and support levels;
when others cut their losses and flee,
you're planning your next entry point.

Many ask me:
"Is it still worth buying now?"
But the real question should be—
Could this be the starting point of your journey to 1 million?

Some key details about rolling positions can't be written here.
Those who understand this piece should already know what to do next.

#币安上线币安人生 #Solana涨势分析

I once sent myself into the abyss of liquidation in trading.

Back then, I spent over ten hours a day watching charts, studying K-lines, indicators, and theories—believing that the more I researched, the more stable my profits would be. Yet the result was two liquidations, and my account kept shrinking.

Later, after reviewing my mistakes, I realized the problem was never the market—it was me. I was trying to catch every single opportunity, but ended up grabbing nothing.

So I completely changed my approach: I abandoned complex systems and kept only the simplest, most 'foolproof' trading rules. It was exactly this ultra-simple method that grew my account from just over 2,000 U to over 130,000 U, step by step.

The method isn't complicated, but there's one essential requirement: strict discipline.

First, only trade when the market is already showing strength.

Don't guess about pullbacks or predict directions—just watch whether the price has effectively broken above the previous high. Breakout? Follow it. Failure? Exit immediately. Trade the trend, not the prediction.

Second, always trade lightly.

Never risk more than 20% per trade. Take profits in stages, and execute stop-losses immediately. No averaging down, no holding losing positions, no emotional revenge trades. Surviving is more important than doubling your money.

Third, follow the trend—never try to catch the bottom.

In an uptrend, only go long. In a downtrend, only consider shorting. Don’t dream of the lowest point, don’t gamble on reversals—just follow the clearest direction in front of you.

While others make ten or more trades a day, I might only trade once or twice a week—but my account has become more stable, and my mindset is much calmer.

I didn’t get smarter. I just finally stopped fighting the market.

In the crypto world, the ones who truly make money are rarely the best analysts—they’re the ones who can stick to simple rules without fail.

If you're still trading too frequently and feeling exhausted,

maybe what you're missing isn't skill, but a set of rules you can actually follow.

Later, I broke this method down into even more detailed execution guidelines,

specifying exactly when to act and when to stay out of the market.

Some details aren’t suitable to explain too clearly. If you're interested, we can discuss them in detail.

#币安上线币安人生 #ETH巨鲸动向 #币安钱包TGE

Why do you always lose when trading cryptocurrencies?

To be honest, it's not because of bad luck, but because you're always trading based on gut feelings. You're afraid of missing out when prices rise, and you want to catch the bottom when they fall. Once emotions take over, you place trades, and each decision may seem like yours, but in reality, you're just helping the market harvest your money.

I've been trading crypto for 8 years, and I'm 34 this year. I entered the space at 26, and by 30, my account had reached eight figures. It wasn't due to talent, but a method that others might consider 'dumb'—yet it's kept me alive all these years and consistently profitable.

First principle: Follow the trend.

When the market is falling, every rebound is usually a trap. When it's rising, a sudden pullback can actually be an opportunity. Many people keep trying to catch the absolute bottom, but end up losing their money instead.

Second, avoid coins that have been rapidly pumped in the short term.

Whether mainstream or speculative coins, few continue their trend after a sharp rise. Holding at a high level and betting on another leg up usually just gives back your profits.

Third, don't dismiss slow indicators.

MACD is the tool I've used the longest. I only consider entering when the signal line crosses above the zero line; when it crosses below the zero line while above it, I always reduce my position. If you're too lazy or want to skip the process, you'll end up trading purely on emotion, and the market will keep teaching you lessons.

Fourth, never average down when you're in a loss.

The words 'average down' have ruined too many people. You should only add to your position when you're already profitable. When you're losing, your first reaction must be to cut your losses—never try to average down your cost.

Fifth, watch volume and price, not stories.

Volume reflects real money flow. Follow when there's volume breakout at lower levels; exit immediately when volume spikes but prices stall at higher levels.

Finally, here's a principle I always follow:

Only trade coins in an uptrend. When the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages are all turning upward, short-, medium-, and long-term trends align—your win rate naturally increases.

I'm Lao Zhang. I've survived both bull and bear markets, and I've been thoroughly beaten by the market.

These methods aren't flashy, but they've saved my account.

You can keep gambling based on feelings,

or you can change your rhythm.

Some key details I haven't written down.

If you truly want to walk this stable path, you know who to find.
#币安钱包TGE #币安上线币安人生 #加密市场反弹 #ETH巨鲸动向

$BEAT drop of 90%, is it okay for those who bought at $1.2?

#加密市场观察

Candlestick charts can deceive, but money doesn't lie. Crack the 3 hidden signals that hedge funds fear you'll learn—must-watch for beginners!

When I first entered the crypto world, I obsessively watched candlestick patterns for price movements, only to be repeatedly exploited by insiders, my account balance shrinking over time.

Later, after learning to spot chart traps, I realized that pros and amateurs aren't even looking at the same chart.

Below are 3 patterns I've tested and used in real trading—core logic that helped me escape the BTC peak 12 hours early and avoid a 15% crash.

1. The deadliest 'fishing line'—fake breakout
Most people rush in when price breaks above a previous high, only to be dumped seconds later—this is exactly the tactic hedge funds love.
How to spot it:
A genuine breakout must have volume over 2x (check 3-day average volume)
At least two 4-hour candles must close above resistance level
In January 2024, ETH briefly broke 2100 on low volume—many FOMO'd in, only to see a 15% drop that day. Whoever jumped in got cut.

2. Hidden accumulation signals—invisible moves by insiders
Often, price stays flat while insiders are already positioning. How to detect?
Long lower wick + shrinking volume reversal (price gets crushed but quickly rebounds)
A sudden surge in volume on a bullish candle during consolidation (usually a sign of imminent move)
Practical tip:
Look for the 'three-needle test' structure on daily charts (support tested 3 times without breaking)
Combine with on-chain data to check if whales are quietly accumulating at the bottom

3. Death cross—top escape signal
What's worst? Not the drop itself, but not seeing it coming.
Remember these two patterns—they could save your life:
Hammer line: long upper shadow, close near the low = weak bulls
Evening star: large bullish candle + doji + large bearish candle—the most classic reversal pattern

But these are just basics. The real 'wealth code' lies in patterns you still can't understand.

#MSCI暂不排除数字资产财库公司 #币安上线币安人生 #加密市场反弹

Someone always asks me: Boss Zhang, is there a strategy to make money from cryptocurrency trading just by lying in bed?
Yes, and it only takes 4 steps—any beginner can follow them and significantly improve their win rate.

I've explained the method clearly enough; just follow it step by step.
Step 1: Focus only on the daily chart and only on MACD.
Turn off all other complicated indicators and just watch one signal—the daily MACD crossover.
Prefer coins with a crossover above the zero line, as these have the highest success rate.

Step 2: Switch to the daily chart and watch one daily moving average.
The rule is just one sentence:
Price above the daily MA = hold; price below = sell.
No predictions, no gut feelings—just follow the line.

Step 3: Position management after buying.
When the price breaks above the daily MA and volume simultaneously increases—go all-in immediately.
Sell in three stages:
• When profit reaches 40%: sell 1/3
• When profit reaches 80%: sell another 1/3
• When price breaks below the daily MA: liquidate completely
By doing this, you're already more stable than 80% of retail investors.

Step 4: The most critical stop-loss.
If the next day a black swan event occurs and the price gaps down directly below the daily MA—
Don't think, don't hesitate—sell everything immediately.
You bought based on the daily MA signal, so a break below means the logic has failed.
Sell and wait for it to re-break above the MA, then re-enter—this is discipline.

You'll realize:
This method has no mysticism, no gambling, and doesn't require you to watch the charts every day.
Following the three rules of daily chart, moving average, and position management,
even beginners can raise their win rate to a very healthy level.

After years of experience in the industry, I've come to understand one truth:
Simple strategies are the easiest to make money with.

The big one is coming on $ETH
It didn't drop below 2900 yesterday, today it will补

Post-00s college students earned 131,000 U from October to December using a "dumb method."\n\nThis fan is 23 years old this year, from Nanjing, Jiangsu, and has been trading contracts for over a year, losing around 100,000 U in total. When they found me in October, their principal was less than 50,000. In two months, they gradually increased their account to 131,000 U, without insider information or luck, relying entirely on a simple yet effective trading logic.\n\nToday, I will share the 6 iron rules of the crypto world that I summarized. Even if you only understand one, you can avoid a lot of detours; if you can truly grasp three, you are already ahead of over 90% of retail investors.\n\nFirst rule: Rapid rises and slow declines are mostly accumulation.\nA sharp rise followed by a slow pullback is often not a peak, but a washout; the real danger is a rapid sell-off after a significant rise.\n\nSecond rule: Rapid declines and slow rises usually indicate distribution.\nA weak rebound after a flash crash is not picking up bargains but the last attempt to lure in buyers; don't fantasize that "it can't drop any further."\n\nThird rule: High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean the end; low volume should raise alerts.\nIf high levels can still sustain increased volume, there may still be room; but if there’s no volume being held up, it often signals an impending crash.\n\nFourth rule: A single volume spike at the bottom doesn’t count; sustainability is key.\nThe true signal for building a position is continued volume after a period of low volume consolidation.\n\nFifth rule: The essence of the crypto world is emotional speculation.\nVolume reflects consensus; price is merely the result.\n\nSixth rule: The ultimate ability is "nothing."\nBeing able to hold cash, not being greedy or fearful, is the true trading mindset.\n\nThe market never lacks opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to see the rhythm clearly and control your actions. The true difference comes from awareness and execution.\n\nEthereum almost broke 2900, this wave has taken over 100 points; brothers who missed it, don't miss the next wave!\n\n#Ripple拟建10亿美元XRP储备 #加密市场观察

$ETH This beautiful bearish candle, did you go short? If not, that's a pity.
The white盘 just had a double kill of long and short, tonight when the US stock market opens, Ethereum at 2900 is probably going to struggle to hold.

#加密市场观察

Is the cryptocurrency world really that good? How many people are making money?

I was born in 1989 and have been trading cryptocurrencies for 7 years. I entered the crypto world in 2017 and lost all of my parents' hard-earned savings of over 1 million. I even borrowed 500,000 from relatives and friends to trade, and I lost all of that too, totaling a loss of 1.5 million. My whole family was on the verge of collapse.

My wife has been arguing with me about this every day, threatening divorce. Under such great pressure, I have thought about jumping off a building several times. Luckily, my willpower remained strong!

I believe I can earn it back!
After a year of adjustment, I decided to quit my job and trade cryptocurrencies. I swore to my wife that if I don't earn it back, there would be consequences.

I then began to invest wholeheartedly, summarizing the mistakes I made before and analyzing the trading strategies and techniques of those trading experts. Eventually, I started to stabilize; turning losses into profits is truly not easy! My account started to turn profitable, combining short and medium-term strategies. It was no longer blind in-and-out trading,
but rather planning well for the account. The combination of short and medium-term strategies is the best for compound interest, growing from 150,000 to 2.8 million.

Later, my wife started to look at me differently. From the moment I started making money, her attitude completely changed; she became like a well-behaved child, completely obedient to me!!!
The secrets of the cryptocurrency world: mastering just one can unlock a wealthy life. A single trick can truly conquer the world.

1. The longer the sideways movement lasts, the higher the rise. The longer it moves sideways, the higher it rises.
Sideways fluctuations are a sign of bottom accumulation; the more accumulation, the greater the ambition.
During the sideways accumulation phase, fluctuations indicate a strong accumulation phase, which is characterized by wash trading +, where prices go up and down repeatedly. It's simple and straightforward, but it never fails.

2. If it suddenly drops while moving sideways, it must be a small drop; after the drop, there must be a rise. If it suddenly rises while moving sideways, it must be a small rise; after the rise, there must be a drop.

3. If it doesn't make a new low, it will quickly rise; if it doesn't make a new high, it's not good.
Not making a new low indicates that major players are entering and continuously buying, signaling a bottom is near. Not making a new high indicates that the market makers are secretly offloading, which is very bad.

4. When the volume reaches a sesame point, it indicates a low and a big rise, or a high and a big drop.

The volume at the sesame point is observing; no one is buying or selling. Either everyone is holding onto their chips waiting for a rise, or the market makers have run out of chips waiting for a drop.

5. After a shallow drop at the peak, it will probe higher; after a rebound at the bottom, it will probe lower.
Probing higher means the market makers are offloading the remaining inventory again, and probing lower is to collect the chips shaken off at the bottom again.

#加密市场观察

7000U rolling to 1.6 million U, to be honest, it's not some genius operation, just finally stopped messing around.

At that time, I had just blown two trades, losing almost 400,000 U, and I was completely dazed,

with only 7000 U left in the account, not even daring to open a large position,

had to take it slow, reviewing for two days, picking out each point where I lost money before,

then decided to stop gambling, stop being headstrong.

The first wave of ETH long positions didn't enter beautifully, but I hit the points accurately,

with 3x leverage, others were afraid to enter but I did, earning some confidence.

The second wave of BNB short positions was where I made the big money,

that wave was really smooth, went down all the way without adding more,

when I reached 24,000 U, I realized that it seemed possible to take it steady.

Then on that day, BTC's false breakout,

it was too obvious, I had been watching it closely, shorting in batches, directly hitting 30,000 U.

Actually, after these few trades, I understood one thing:

It's not that the market has become simpler, it's that I stopped being reckless.

I began to get used to being in cash,

started to get used to missing out,

and also stopped viewing a single trade as an 'opportunity,' but just a part of the system.

For every trade, I only used 10% of my capital,

with stop-losses and take-profits written out in advance, and once opened, I didn't touch it again.

Leveraging is a result, not a goal.

Now looking back, starting with 7000 U is not considered small at all,

whether I can turn things around really does not depend on the principal,

but on whether I can learn something from the liquidation.

It's not about sharing some secret,

just that if someone asks, I will talk about it,

before figuring things out, don't go all-in, don't come to contracts to give away money.

1 Wan U Rolling Warehouse 3 Months Impact of 80,000 Practical Strategy (Core is Discipline)

In this round of market, I have been using this set of ideas to continuously capture space on ETH, achieving nearly 5 times at the highest point.

The logic is not mysterious: do not bet on direction, do not fight a single trade, but use compound interest to gradually grow the snowball.

1. Starting Phase (90% of people fail here)

1️⃣ Only select mainstream trading varieties

Only trade BTC / ETH / SOL perpetuals, with sufficient liquidity and clean structure. Altcoin contracts may wipe out your account directly with a single spike.

2️⃣ Minimize Position Size

Initial trade not exceeding 500U (5% of capital).

Once floating profit reaches 300U, withdraw the principal immediately, only let the profits continue to run.

2. Rolling Warehouse Three-Stage (Details Determine Success or Failure)

① Volatility Period (1–2 Weeks)

5 times leverage, participate near 4H EMA20 (if it dips without breaking, go long).

Take profit of 5% by closing half, remaining position directly use stop-loss at break-even.

② Trend Confirmation Period (48-hour Window)

1H shows consecutive same-direction K lines + volume expansion, only use "earned profits" to increase position.

For example, roll from 500U to 800U, use 300U of that for 8–10 times leverage.

Only operate 1 hour before or after the opening of the Asia or US sessions, where liquidity is best and false breakouts are minimal.

③ Harvest Period (Most People Die from Greed)

Overall profit exceeds 50%, withdraw 2 times the principal first.

Use 20% of the remaining position to hedge in the opposite direction to prevent drawdown from eating into gains.

3. Life-Saving Iron Rules (Earned with Real Money)

Maximum daily loss ≤ 3% of capital

Weekly profit exceeds 20%, must withdraw half

Absolutely no trading between 1–5 AM

Last month, SOL rose from 120 to 180, I fully rolled 3 waves using this method, amplifying profits by more than 4 times, the core is the confirmation of pullback after the breakout.

Remember one thing: the truly profitable trades are definitely counterintuitive.

The ability to resist the urge to place trades determines how far your account can ultimately go.

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