I’ll set off for Shenzhen tomorrow and arrive in Hong Kong the day after. To experience the vibe of an Asian financial hub, and ride the wave of the web3 era with the times.

After many people watch (the blank shots), they no longer want to be stinking wage slaves. They all want to team up with three companions and pull off something big together. Zhu Yilong’s acting really is noteworthy; he elevates the villain to a level that feels like mainland China’s Tony Leung—impressive.

Looks like everyone has a fondness for heroes like Zorro and Robin Hood—the kind who steal from the rich to help the poor, even if the other side is a thief like the one in (Golden Finger). A lot of viewers even hope that the outcome of the film is that Zhang Ziqiang wasn’t sentenced to death—it's hard not to feel wistful about that.

The big cake (BTC) hit another all-time high today, with the highest wick reaching $81,280. The pressure zone is around $82,800–$85,800—this is my intuition.

I’ve been waiting for several days, but a decent pullback still hasn’t come. Today it feels about right. Technically, you need a retest/pullback to more easily reach even higher prices.

Today I’ll talk about why so many newbie traders end up losing money. If you’ve never paid tuition in the form of a huge, real learning cost, you might not agree with my viewpoint. But remember: what I teach you is the ultimate, simplest, peerless skill—so you can live longer and longer than other retail traders.

It’s like this type of market right now: Wall Street is eating the meat, and the follow-the-crowd crowd just gets some soup. Don’t be stubborn and go against it. Unless you’re lucky and encounter an “A-kill,” you can short at a high level and get your hands on something. But in this kind of strong one-way trend, I think taking counter-trend risk is too big.

The correct trading philosophy: when BTC pulls back to the moving averages, buy in the direction of the trend. This requires eyesight and courage. In the bull market boundary line, only go long. Unless it breaks below the bear market boundary line, then you can start shorting. This is the trading discipline I set for myself. Remember: in financial markets, discipline is more important than anything—it’s your protective talisman.

Many people fall into another trap because of greed: trying to catch every kind of move. I used to be like that too. So I’d fall into frequent trading. In fact, over a hundred years of history in Wall Street, the capital markets are very mature. Trading methods like Turtle Trading are all public knowledge.

And I’ve studied the quantitative pioneer who’s like Simon(s) and also Buffett and Rogers. It’s not really that they understand technicals better—it’s that they have unlimited ability to raise financing! Every time they run into a downturn, when they’re close to getting liquidated, they’re able to pull in new investments through their influence, their network, and their silver-tongued persuasion. New people keep supporting them. Buffett acquired an insurance company—how could he possibly be short on money?

That’s why I’m also doing a new retail coffee social e-commerce business as a side project. Today my team is still holding a recruitment招商会 on the ground with a scale of a hundred people, and we’ve also put up many orders. Because everywhere there are people looking for low-risk entrepreneurial opportunities—they don’t have the courage to invest large sums. So, platforms and projects with low entry barriers and a high multiple-growth attribute will always have a large following. And all I need to do is link these resources like a node, and rely on a system to teach them how to operate and acquire customers.

At a high level, being bearish without going short is a kind of true mastery of desire for control. For professional players, this kind of order has an unfavorable risk-reward ratio. In essence, it means not blindly guessing the top or the bottom. Trading is only a response strategy—don’t predict.

My take-profit has already been triggered and hit. Although I gave back a bit of profit, I plan that next time, when the pullback is in place, I may be ready to go all-in on spot.

Of course, you don’t necessarily have to learn from me, because my single setup may not suit you. I’m not afraid of going bankrupt—after all, I’ve been through it twice, and it made me numb.

A lot of my views are a bit unconventional. For example, I’m not bullish on ETH; instead I think SOL is stronger. Besides BTC, if you’re asking me which other coin is worth investing in?

I missed the timing for OKB, so I’m bullish on HYPE. The operator’s cost basis is $59. Also, in the privacy track, there’s another weird coin—ZEC—whose operator cost basis is $485. I’ve seen through the main force’s hiding veil, and I’ve already told you clearly where their soft underbelly is. So don’t chase the price blindly upward—evaluate whether your risk can actually withstand it.

If the broader market daily chart breaks below the 5-day moving average, you need to exit and observe. Because no one knows whether an “A-kill” will happen, even though I think the probability is low. After all, this time it’s genuinely a layout by real Wall Street institutions. I don’t believe they have such a small-minded scope.

I can’t rule out a scenario where, by the end of the year, there’s a possibility of reaching $100,000. After all, they’ve been shaking the market for ten months. Even though this bear market is shorter than the year’s typical cycles and hasn’t yet had the so-called “last big sell-off,” this may be Wall Street running things outside the usual script. You’ll need the kind of flexibility like our leader—using the same approach to counter back—that’s how you can avoid being left behind by many KOL influencers who missed this move, like “豹拉.”

I don’t have one—that’s the real skill. And those analysis accounts that are only now calling for you to start DCA are just post-hoc plays. True DCA starts from the beginning of a bear market; the “buyers” have already accumulated enough by now. This should be the profit-taking phase. Where is there DCA at the tail end of a bear market? If you’re an amateur, please don’t listen. As for those so-called experts, step out and unfollow immediately.

That’s it—I’m coming down with a cold and feel pretty uncomfortable. I’m going on another long trip tomorrow. Brothers, if you want to get rich, let’s meet in Hong Kong on the 27th—I’ll teach you my exclusive money-making method face-to-face...