加密交易叫兽
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加密交易叫兽
信任不是买来的，
是长出来的。
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你信我，不是因为我给了你什么方法，
是因为我懂你。
我懂你为什么扛单，
懂你为什么拿不住，
懂你为什么总是在同一个地方摔。
你信我，
是因为我在你身上，看见了我自己
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每次视频都会给大家强调一点，在均线粘合或者结构收敛时，拉大阳线并且伴随异常量能很多时候都会诱多，目前再次验证，可以自己对照着去复盘！每期视频都包含了我个人短线的一些经验！
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Confirming yesterday’s direction, but be careful of downward “needle” wicks! Bitcoin, be cautious over the next two days—don’t get careless with long positions
In the short term, Bitcoin has confirmed yesterday’s rally logic—the direction is correct.
But note: short-term weakness has started to appear.
Over the next two days, it’s likely we’ll see a fast downward “needle” wick move.
A needle wick is not a reversal—it’s the main force sweeping for stop-losses. But if your long position doesn’t have a stop-loss, you could get swept and not even realize it.
In this episode, we’ll lay out the logic clearly—how to read the needle-wick signal, how you should handle your current long position, and where to place your stop-loss safely.
In the short term, Bitcoin has confirmed yesterday’s rally logic—the direction is correct.
But note: short-term weakness has started to appear.
Over the next two days, it’s likely we’ll see a fast downward “needle” wick move.
A needle wick is not a reversal—it’s the main force sweeping for stop-losses. But if your long position doesn’t have a stop-loss, you could get swept and not even realize it.
In this episode, we’ll lay out the logic clearly—how to read the needle-wick signal, how you should handle your current long position, and where to place your stop-loss safely.
Confirming yesterday’s direction, but be careful of downward “needle” wicks! Bitcoin, be cautious over the next two days—don’t get careless with long positions
In the short term, Bitcoin has confirmed yesterday’s rally logic—the direction is correct.
But note: short-term weakness has started to appear.
Over the next two days, it’s likely we’ll see a fast downward “needle” wick move.
A needle wick is not a reversal—it’s the main force sweeping for stop-losses. But if your long position doesn’t have a stop-loss, you could get swept and not even realize it.
In this episode, we’ll lay out the logic clearly—how to read the needle-wick signal, how you should handle your current long position, and where to place your stop-loss safely.
In the short term, Bitcoin has confirmed yesterday’s rally logic—the direction is correct.
But note: short-term weakness has started to appear.
Over the next two days, it’s likely we’ll see a fast downward “needle” wick move.
A needle wick is not a reversal—it’s the main force sweeping for stop-losses. But if your long position doesn’t have a stop-loss, you could get swept and not even realize it.
In this episode, we’ll lay out the logic clearly—how to read the needle-wick signal, how you should handle your current long position, and where to place your stop-loss safely.
Did anyone here get selected in the lottery?
Beginner’s Common Mistakes: The Double-Bottom Structure—Breakout Happens, Then You Chase Immediately
Hold 62600! Bitcoin pulls back for confirmation—the break next week will decide the direction
This Bitcoin pullback isn’t a bad thing.
It means the structure is still intact, and it’s building up power for the next leg.
Whether it can rise again depends on whether the key level at 62600 can be held.
If 62600 is held, the bulls continue; if it isn’t, this wave of the rally ends immediately.
In this episode, I’ll explain the logic behind 62600 clearly—how to look at it if it holds, what it means if it breaks, and how you should respond right now.
This Bitcoin pullback isn’t a bad thing.
It means the structure is still intact, and it’s building up power for the next leg.
Whether it can rise again depends on whether the key level at 62600 can be held.
If 62600 is held, the bulls continue; if it isn’t, this wave of the rally ends immediately.
In this episode, I’ll explain the logic behind 62600 clearly—how to look at it if it holds, what it means if it breaks, and how you should respond right now.
Give up the traditional approach of using support and resistance to enter trades; try a new perspective for trading—you’ll be surprised!
From 1,000U to 100,000U, 5-minute high-leverage short-term trading DAY11: Going long feels great again and again, but shorting can keep feeling great!
Structure Breakouts Are Always Happening: How Professional Traders Use Strong Displacement to Filter Liquidity Traps
Did Bitcoin’s breakout fail? Don’t jump to conclusions yet! If 64,800 holds, there’s still a chance
Bitcoin didn’t go straight up from 64,800, and many people think the breakout failed.
But don’t jump to conclusions yet.
In this episode, we’ll lay out the logic clearly—what to watch if 64,800 holds, what to look for if it breaks down, and how you should respond now.
Bitcoin didn’t go straight up from 64,800, and many people think the breakout failed.
But don’t jump to conclusions yet.
In this episode, we’ll lay out the logic clearly—what to watch if 64,800 holds, what to look for if it breaks down, and how you should respond now.
How to choose a suitable entry point for a triangle convergence structure
DAY5 Review
Yesterday I had a long position at 1882. I initially moved the stop/tail to 1892 (“sūn”). After the longs were properly aligned and formed a structure, I looked for an opportunity to add.
After a breakout at 1918, I made the first add, and moved the sūn to the price level of the added position to protect the principal. Then after another breakout at 1931, I added the second time. In this way, the overall position was maintained at around 30% to the account, and the sūn was temporarily kept unchanged from after the first add.
After the rally peaked and then pulled back, forming a long upper wick, I chose to take some profits and moved the sūn to the level of the pullback low, aiming to capture as much profit as possible.
After that, once the sūn was stopped out via the trailing stop, I stayed on the sidelines. Later, after forming a short alignment, a breakdown occurred in conjunction with a resonance at the 1-minute timeframe. However, the bigger timeframes did not break down.
Therefore I chose to attempt a speculative short, but it ultimately failed and the small position was exited.
Currently I am flat and observing. Overall, I still strictly follow my trading system—continuously trailing the stop-loss to expand profits. I do not open a trade at all unless it’s the exact entry point.
#ETH
Yesterday I had a long position at 1882. I initially moved the stop/tail to 1892 (“sūn”). After the longs were properly aligned and formed a structure, I looked for an opportunity to add.
After a breakout at 1918, I made the first add, and moved the sūn to the price level of the added position to protect the principal. Then after another breakout at 1931, I added the second time. In this way, the overall position was maintained at around 30% to the account, and the sūn was temporarily kept unchanged from after the first add.
After the rally peaked and then pulled back, forming a long upper wick, I chose to take some profits and moved the sūn to the level of the pullback low, aiming to capture as much profit as possible.
After that, once the sūn was stopped out via the trailing stop, I stayed on the sidelines. Later, after forming a short alignment, a breakdown occurred in conjunction with a resonance at the 1-minute timeframe. However, the bigger timeframes did not break down.
Therefore I chose to attempt a speculative short, but it ultimately failed and the small position was exited.
Currently I am flat and observing. Overall, I still strictly follow my trading system—continuously trailing the stop-loss to expand profits. I do not open a trade at all unless it’s the exact entry point.
#ETH
Bitcoin is accelerating! 65300 has broken through—make the most of this market move!
Bitcoin has already broken through 65300, and the acceleration is here.
This opportunity doesn’t come every day—miss it and you’ll have to wait for the next setup.
📈 In this episode, I’ll explain 3 things clearly:
1. Why it accelerates after the breakout—volume + structural logic explained
2. The criteria for the 65300 breakout (not just something I say casually)
3. Where the target for this acceleration might be seen + whether you can still enter now + where to place your stop loss
What position are you in right now? Long/Short/Cash—drop it in the comments.
In the next episode, I’ll pick 3 of you to check whether your stop-loss levels are reasonable.
If you get over 50 likes, on the breakout day I’ll post an update in real time and show the executed orders.
⚠️ High-risk derivatives. This content is only my personal review and does not constitute investment advice.
Bitcoin has already broken through 65300, and the acceleration is here.
This opportunity doesn’t come every day—miss it and you’ll have to wait for the next setup.
📈 In this episode, I’ll explain 3 things clearly:
1. Why it accelerates after the breakout—volume + structural logic explained
2. The criteria for the 65300 breakout (not just something I say casually)
3. Where the target for this acceleration might be seen + whether you can still enter now + where to place your stop loss
What position are you in right now? Long/Short/Cash—drop it in the comments.
In the next episode, I’ll pick 3 of you to check whether your stop-loss levels are reasonable.
If you get over 50 likes, on the breakout day I’ll post an update in real time and show the executed orders.
⚠️ High-risk derivatives. This content is only my personal review and does not constitute investment advice.
DAY4 Recap
The market action these days is really quite disgusting
Intense needle-poking into the market + frequent fake breakouts
It marks the wear-and-tear period of the trading system
Personally, I feel this is just a normal part of trading
There’s no way for the market to always match your trading system at all times
I’ve always held the view that no matter whether it’s a real breakout or a fake breakout—if it breaks out, treat it as a real breakout
If the structure suggests a higher probability of a fake breakout, then reduce the wear-and-tear by controlling position sizing
Now I personally feel my execution has improved a lot
In the past few days, when the market was ranging with wide swings, I built up quite a bit of profit
So over these two days, the wear-and-tear hasn’t affected the account overall very much
Keep it up
#BTC #ETH
The market action these days is really quite disgusting
Intense needle-poking into the market + frequent fake breakouts
It marks the wear-and-tear period of the trading system
Personally, I feel this is just a normal part of trading
There’s no way for the market to always match your trading system at all times
I’ve always held the view that no matter whether it’s a real breakout or a fake breakout—if it breaks out, treat it as a real breakout
If the structure suggests a higher probability of a fake breakout, then reduce the wear-and-tear by controlling position sizing
Now I personally feel my execution has improved a lot
In the past few days, when the market was ranging with wide swings, I built up quite a bit of profit
So over these two days, the wear-and-tear hasn’t affected the account overall very much
Keep it up
#BTC #ETH
From 7.7 to 7.13, there were 6 trades in total: 3 take-profits and 3 stop-losses. Win rate was 50%. Trading fees were 1228U. Profit was 8432U. After deducting losses and fees and factoring in the rebate, the net profit was 5920. You can see that although this week’s win rate was only 50%, down from the previous week, it is still profitable. The key reason is: the instructor will always be responsible to my members. When the market weakens, he will remind everyone in the members’ group to reduce positions to minimize losses. And when trades are profitable, he continually emphasizes holding positions. That’s why it results in big wins with small losses!
When trading short-term, what is the first step in the trade? Take a quick look
Bitcoin is about to break out! If it breaks 65300, I’ll go long directly
Bitcoin has been going sideways for so long—now the direction has to show up.
My take: if 65300 breaks, go long immediately, no hesitation.
📈 In this episode, I’ll make clear 3 things:
1. Why I say “a breakout is imminent,” not “continuing to range”
2. What the logic is behind the 65300 level—this isn’t just some random line
3. What to look at for targets after the breakout + what to do if it’s a false breakout and how to cut losses
👇 Comment section: I’m bullish—are you following?
I’m waiting to enter long when 65300 breaks; I won’t talk about the position size yet—once it breaks, I’ll publish the slippage record.
What about you? Long / Short / No position—comment in the section. On the day of the break, I’ll come back to this comment and call it out live.
If we get over 50 likes, on the day of the break I’ll post a real-time order call + show the executed trades.
⚠️ High risk in futures contracts. This is only personal review and reflection, not investment advice.
Bitcoin has been going sideways for so long—now the direction has to show up.
My take: if 65300 breaks, go long immediately, no hesitation.
📈 In this episode, I’ll make clear 3 things:
1. Why I say “a breakout is imminent,” not “continuing to range”
2. What the logic is behind the 65300 level—this isn’t just some random line
3. What to look at for targets after the breakout + what to do if it’s a false breakout and how to cut losses
👇 Comment section: I’m bullish—are you following?
I’m waiting to enter long when 65300 breaks; I won’t talk about the position size yet—once it breaks, I’ll publish the slippage record.
What about you? Long / Short / No position—comment in the section. On the day of the break, I’ll come back to this comment and call it out live.
If we get over 50 likes, on the day of the break I’ll post a real-time order call + show the executed trades.
⚠️ High risk in futures contracts. This is only personal review and reflection, not investment advice.
SMC Advanced: How to combine microstructure shifts (MSS) with multi-head FVG / order blocks for high-certainty right-side entries
Last night, I noticed a 5 15 resonance bearish setup
This morning, I specifically set a 1870 alert
I don’t have the habit of placing orders in advance. In general, I enter only after price shows right-side confirmation
But after the first wave reached the take-profit point, I habitually placed a cost-protection order
Yesterday it missed a bit on the rebound and happened to hit that level, then it went down again
So when the same structure appeared again at midday, I entered once more
Placed a 2x risk-reward take-profit
It hit the target perfectly, and I’m still holding it now
Overall, today’s price action has been one-directional
I keep watching my system: it does not do both-direction trades
I’m aiming to get a good outcome from this leg. For now, I’m still holding with the level at 1843
#ETH
This morning, I specifically set a 1870 alert
I don’t have the habit of placing orders in advance. In general, I enter only after price shows right-side confirmation
But after the first wave reached the take-profit point, I habitually placed a cost-protection order
Yesterday it missed a bit on the rebound and happened to hit that level, then it went down again
So when the same structure appeared again at midday, I entered once more
Placed a 2x risk-reward take-profit
It hit the target perfectly, and I’m still holding it now
Overall, today’s price action has been one-directional
I keep watching my system: it does not do both-direction trades
I’m aiming to get a good outcome from this leg. For now, I’m still holding with the level at 1843
#ETH
Piercing doesn’t mean invalidation! Have you truly understood the closure confirmation logic of the Fair Value Gap (FVG)?
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