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If you want to learn about hedging arbitrage, you can join the group, where there are random red envelopes 🧧

Four necessary conditions for hedging arbitrage

1. Opposite directions, one goes short, the other goes long
2. Both sides have equal value, for example, both open 1000U
3. Open positions simultaneously, close positions simultaneously
4. The selected varieties that make up the hedge group should have generally consistent trends, the core is to rise and fall together, but with different amplitudes. #BTC $ETH

💼 Public Positions | How I’m Currently Allocating

First, the current market:
$BTC : 79,955 | $ETH : 2,320 | $BNB : 740

My rough personal allocation (for reference only, not a trade signal):

🔵 Core holdings (60%):
$BTC mainly. Bitcoin is the anchor of the crypto market,
so I always keep a core position, whatever the market conditions.

🟡 Growth holdings (30%):
$ETH + $BNB .
ETH = the core of the DeFi/Layer 2 ecosystem
BNB = on-chain ecosystem + utility value

🔴 Opportunity holdings (10%):
Highly volatile altcoins, with small positions for potential upside.
Losses won’t affect the overall portfolio; gains are a pleasant surprise.

Core principles:
• Don’t put all your eggs in one basket
• No stop-losses on core holdings; consider halving growth holdings if they fall 15%
• Reassess the allocation once every quarter

How do you allocate your portfolio?
Share your allocation strategy in the comments! 👇

#仓位管理 #Crypto #InvestmentStrategy
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. This is my personal allocation and does not constitute investment advice.

There's a guy in my group chat who works as a programmer in Nanshan. The year before last, he moved in with his mom, mainly to help look after his kid. His mom is in her early sixties and from Jiangsu. Before she retired, she spent half her life working in the canteen at the local neighborhood office, serving up dishes and rice. Her hand was steady as a rock, and she remembered who got an extra scoop and who got less better than any ledger. She'd never touched stocks in her life, and kept all her pension in fixed-term deposits.

In the second half of last year, he noticed that every day after dropping her granddaughter off at school, his mom would sit on the balcony, phone in hand, tapping away. He asked what she was doing, and she said she was "keeping accounts." When he asked what she was keeping track of, the old lady said a bunch of her old friends had started a WeChat group, and someone in the group was teaching everyone to "save up spare change in digital coins." He was working overtime at the time and didn't look into it too closely; he just told her not to spend money recklessly.

Then, this March, his mom suddenly asked him to show her how to tap "Sell." He was taken aback. He checked her transaction history and discovered that over the past year, she'd bought Bitcoin and Ethereum several times in small, scattered amounts—just a few thousand to ten or twenty thousand yuan each time. She said she'd used whatever money was left over after grocery shopping. The timing of the purchases made absolutely no sense: the week her grandson had a fever, the day the supermarket downstairs had a 20% discount, the day after one of her old friends treated everyone to a meal because her grandson had gotten into college.

The craziest part was that her reason for selling was, "I've got enough to buy my granddaughter a new piano." She said when she saw the number had reached her target, she cashed out what she had and left the rest to see what happened. She went in and out of the market without the slightest emotion.

My buddy said he stares at candlestick charts until his eye pressure goes through the roof, and in the end, his mom's habit of buying and then forgetting about it beats him. The old lady still "keeps accounts" in that group, and spends less than five minutes a day on it.

Have you ever met anyone like this—someone who looks least likely to trade crypto, but turns out to be steadier than anyone else?

#币圈故事 #OrdinaryPeople

They say 8 out of 10 people get this one wrong. Don’t believe it? Give it a try! If your mind went to the gutter, comment “1” so I can see how many of you there are.
What can fall into water without getting wet?
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The answer is: a shadow. No matter how deep the water is, it can’t touch it, so it’ll never get wet no matter how it falls. You overthought it, didn’t you?
If you got it wrong and aren’t convinced, tell me in the comments what you thought of first. Let’s see who else had their mind in the gutter like me.
#脑筋急转弯 #DidYouGetItRight

It’s ridiculously true that the more you try to save, the less money you end up with

Last month, I cut out food delivery, coffee, and milk tea altogether. My budgeting app said I’d saved 1860

Then, at the end of the month, Mantou threw up all over the carpet. Cleaning the carpet and getting a checkup cost 2300

Every penny I’d saved went right back out—and then some

How does this happen?
#生活感悟 #LivingAloneDiary

They say 9 out of 10 people can’t answer this one completely. Send it to your friends and see who’s got the best answer.
What things in life are actually more valuable when used backwards?
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I’ll get us started: a clock running backwards, a taken-apart jigsaw puzzle, an ex you’ve fallen out with… The rest is up to you.
Who’s next? Let’s compare answers in the comments and see who can come up with the most—and the wildest—ideas~ #脑筋急转弯 #DidYouGetItRight

🔥 Today's Trending Topics | Which Coins Are Worth Watching?

Market Snapshot (real-time data):
$BTC : 79,760 USDT
$ETH : 2,306 USDT
$SOL : 99.58 USDT
XRP: 1.2900 USDT
DOGE: 0.0777 USDT

📊 Key Things to Watch Today:

① Can $BTC hold above 76,000?
→ Holding = bullish confidence remains strong, with 83,500 in sight
→ Breaking below = deeper short-term correction; best to wait and see

② Relative strength of $ETH vs. $BTC
→ ETH/BTC rising = a signal that altcoin season may be starting
→ ETH/BTC falling = major funds are concentrating in BTC

③ Altcoins ($SOL /DOGE) follow the trend
→ BTC steady → altcoins may make independent moves
→ BTC volatile → increased risk of amplified volatility in altcoins

Which coin are you keeping an eye on today? Let’s chat in the comments!

#热点追踪 #Altcoin #Cryptocurrency
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Crypto assets are high-risk; trade with caution.

A guy in a group chat told me this story. He used to sell jewelry in Luohu and was a smooth talker. During those good market years, his commission in a single month was what an average person might earn in three. In the 2021 bull run, he put both his savings and money he’d taken out on credit cards into leveraged contracts. At first, he really did multiply his money several times, and started getting a little carried away. Then one huge red candle triggered a cascade of liquidations. He lost not only his initial investment but ended up in debt, too. He said that during the worst half-month, his hands would shake whenever he saw the trading app icon. He even changed his lock screen and home screen to blank pages.

What turned things around wasn’t another all-in bet to win his money back. It was admitting he’d messed up. One night, he came clean to his family about some of the debt, and the next day he went back to work and got on with it. He asked to have his access to futures trading disabled, set his leverage to zero, and kept only a few thousand yuan in spot holdings for small trades. Every other cent went toward paying off his debts. His wife wrote a few strict rules on an A4 sheet and stuck it on the fridge: no single trade could exceed 20% of his total holdings; if he was down 20%, he had to stop for the day; no futures; no signal groups. She also changed the passwords and kept them herself. If he wanted to do something reckless, he’d have to ask first. He followed his own rules like a kid doing homework.

So he took it slow, shackled by those rules, working and paying down his debt at the same time. He got burned by small-cap coins twice along the way, but thankfully those were small positions—painful, but not fatal. After about a year and a half, his debt had gradually come down, and his account balance was creeping upward one bit at a time, at something like a 45-degree angle. He wouldn’t call it a comeback or getting rich; at most, he’d say he hadn’t been knocked down for good. He said the biggest gain wasn’t the money he’d made back, but that he felt more grounded and could sleep at night again.

If you asked him now whether he still wanted to win it all back in one shot, he’d say he did—but he wouldn’t dare. The saying “Staying alive matters more than winning one trade” has finally sunk in. Do you know anyone who’s really managed to slowly climb out of a hole like that?

#币圈故事 #Growth

🔥 Crypto bulls and bears are locked in a tug-of-war! What should you do with BTC, ETH, and SOL right now? Here’s the full breakdown

1. First, $BTC : Current price —, up 0.5% over 24 hours, trading sideways. Resistance is around —, while — below is the bulls’ line in the sand. As long as the price stays between these levels, it’s a range-bound game—don’t rush to conclusions.

2. Next, $ETH : Current price —, up 0.4% over 24 hours. It’s likely near a key turning point: hold support and there could be another leg to the rebound; break below it, and we’ll have to wait for a new bottom to form.

3. $SOL : Current price —, up 0.7%. It’s still the most volatile of the three. Aggressive traders can watch how it breaks out near —; more cautious traders can wait for a pullback to — before entering.

📋 My trading plan (personal opinion, for reference only):
Entry: Scale in around —; don’t chase the price
Position size: No more than 10% of total capital
Take profit: Target 1 — (more conservative), Target 2 —
Stop loss: Exit decisively if it breaks below —; don’t let a losing trade run
Reason: The structure above support is still intact; following the trend matters more than making predictions

Are you fully invested, half invested, or sitting on the sidelines? Share your position in the comments!

#BTC #ETH #CryptoMarket
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. The above reflects my personal review and is not investment advice.

My coworker slacks off: takes a paid half-hour bathroom break.

The old hand at slacking off: opens Excel and presses F9.

Me slacking off: stares at a document for two hours without typing a single word, looking busier than anyone. Does that count as dedication?

#打工人 #Workplace

It was already 1:30 a.m. when I remembered I still hadn’t figured out dinner. By the time I finished watching the U.S. market, my stomach was already protesting. I found two eggs and half a baby cabbage in the fridge, cooked up a bowl of noodles, and drizzled hot oil over them—they turned out pretty tasty. Mantou stared at my bowl from beside me. I let it have a sniff, and it turned around and walked away. Such strong principles. The longer I live alone, the more casually I eat, but somehow this bowl of noodles really hit the spot. I’ll keep watching the market for a bit after I finish, then catch up on sleep tomorrow. #深夜食堂 #LivingAlone

🎯 $BTC This sideways market is wearing everyone down—how do you get through it?

Current price: 80,429, down 0.2% over the past 24 hours. Here's my honest take:

1. A sideways market doesn't mean nothing is happening—it's building up. Narrowing volatility is often followed by a decisive move in one direction.

2. The worst thing to do at this stage is chase rallies and sell off dips, getting whipsawed back and forth. Better to position yourself near the edges of the range and wait for the market to show its hand.

3. Whatever the market does, 76,500 and 84,500 matter more than any prediction. Get your levels right, and even if your read is wrong, you won't take a big hit.

📋 My trading plan (personal thoughts, for reference only):
Entry: Place a limit order near the lower end of the range at 76,500
Position size: ≤10%, leaving plenty of room to add
Take profit: Level 1: 82,500; Level 2: 84,500
Stop loss: 1.5% below 76,500
Rationale: During a sideways market, trade only near the edges of the range; add in the direction of the move only after a confirmed breakout.

Is your account in the green or the red today? Share your answer in the comments!

#BTC #比特币 #CryptoMarket
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Personal review, not investment advice.

Stayed up watching the markets until nearly 3 a.m. My head’s still buzzing. Before shutting down the computer, I brought in the gym clothes drying on the balcony and casually plucked a steamed bun off the keyboard. It’s gotten colder in Shenzhen these past couple of days. I went out for a run at six this morning, and the wind woke me up so thoroughly I felt like someone had unplugged me and plugged me back in. After lifting, I came home, showered, then collapsed on the sofa to soak up some sun. Life’s actually pretty interesting—though my hair’s falling out faster than my portfolio, so the midlife crisis has arrived ahead of schedule 😮‍💨 Once I get through this rough patch, I’m taking a vacation. Anywhere will do.
#生活碎片 #EverydayLifeInShenzhen

There was a guy in the group, from Chaoshan, who’d been running a beef hotpot restaurant over in Longgang for seven or eight years. His hands were covered in calluses from cutting meat.

At the worst point of that bear market, I still remember that group to this day. From morning till night, it was nothing but people saying they’d been wiped out and were quitting the market. In the end, the group owner just disbanded the chat. But this guy? He’d drag a little stool out back, sit by the restaurant’s rear door and smoke, placing buy orders on his phone in batches: down one notch, buy a little; down another notch, buy a little. All told, he put in close to 300,000, and still had just under half his funds left untouched. He told his wife, “Let’s just think of this money as what I earned from cutting meat for those past few years.”

But after he finished buying, the market kept falling. That batch he’d bought halfway down the slope was worth less than 40% of what he’d paid at its worst. For more than half a year, he couldn’t get back on his feet. Once, after he’d had a few drinks, he told me the hardest part wasn’t losing money. It was getting up early every day to buy supplies as usual, smoking outside the restaurant in the afternoon, and not even daring to tap open the second screen on his phone. The hotpot restaurant stayed busy through the winter peak season, and he never once cut his position.

Later, when the market turned around in spring, he sold in three batches. He made back what he’d lost in the worst stretch, with a bit left over—enough to move into a bigger storefront. But he always added one thing to anyone he told the story to: if it had dropped another 20% back then, even he wouldn’t have been able to hold on.

What about you? On that day, when the group had nothing left but talk of being wiped out and not a single word from anyone still standing, would you have dared to hit “buy”?

#币圈故事 #Risk

A while ago, I spotted a coat I liked for 899, but couldn’t bring myself to buy it. I said I’d wait for a sale.
Then the day before yesterday, caught up in the excitement of “scoring a bargain,” I impulsively stocked up on three pairs of shoes for 1360.
This morning, I wore the new shoes out, and they rubbed my feet so badly I grimaced the whole way, thinking about that coat.

Why is that?

#日常 #Relatable

📊 Who’s strongest and who’s weakest today? The 24-hour strength ranking for major coins is out

No. 1: SOL (24-hour change: +3.1%) — Capital is actively choosing it. There’s a reason the strong tend to stay strong.
At the bottom: BTC (24-hour change: +2.2%) — Short-term weakness doesn’t mean the trend is broken, but think carefully before trying to catch a falling knife.

Three ways I use the strength ranking:
1. For the strongest coin, a pullback to support is an opportunity, not a risk;
2. For the weakest coin, a rebound to resistance is a chance to reduce your position, not a reason to add;
3. When everything rises or falls together, just watch $BTC (current price: 81,431, 24-hour change: +2.2%) for a cue.

📋 My trading plan (personal opinion, for reference only):
Entry: Only buy strong coins on pullbacks; don’t try to catch the bottom on weak coins
Position size: ≤10%
Take profit: In two batches—sell half at 83,500, and hold the rest to see if it reaches 85,500
Stop loss: 2% below entry price; discipline comes first
Reason: In a rotational market, following strength gives you better odds

Are you holding the top-ranked coin or the one at the bottom? Sound off in the comments!

#加密行情 #主流币 #TradingStrategy
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Personal opinions only; not investment advice.

Last month, I was down 400,000 on paper. I munched on an apple while setting my stop-loss order, and my hand didn’t even shake.

Last night, Mantou played with a cockroach and brought it right to my pillow. I stood in the living room clutching my blanket until 3 a.m., too scared to go back to my room.

After five years, have I actually gotten braver, or have I just gotten better at talking? #生活感悟 #LivingAlone

A guy in the group used to install screen protectors on phones in Bantian. Later, after transferring his stall, he had nothing to do at home and started trading crypto. At the beginning of this year, he finally made back the money he’d lost before.

One night in early September, Ethereum had been hovering below his entry price for nearly two weeks. He stared at the four-hour chart all night, repeatedly calculating how much he’d lose on this position if it broke below the previous low. At around 1:40 a.m., the price on the screen was just a hair away from the stop-loss line he’d drawn. He moved the mouse over the close-position button, his palms drenched in sweat, and hovered there for ages without clicking. Then he went to the living room for a glass of water, muttering to himself, “Forget it. I’ll take the loss.” When he came back, his hand trembled as he clicked.

Less than twenty minutes after he closed the position, a huge red candle smashed straight through his original stop-loss level, and the price kept sliding for the rest of the night. The next morning, he sent me a screenshot and said that without that glass of water and that shaky click, he would’ve lost almost half again as much as he’d expected on the position.

He was stunned himself for a long while. He said that for the first time in his life, he felt that clicking the button mattered more than getting the direction right.

#币圈故事 #交易笔记 #Risk

🌙 How far can this bull market go? My take on the cycle

Bitcoin bull markets have followed a similar rhythm throughout history:

📅 Cycle recap:
• 2017: BTC breaks $20,000 → crashes → reaches a new all-time high
• 2021: BTC breaks $69,000 → crashes → enters a prolonged bear market
• This cycle: The halving effect + ETF inflows make the market structure different

📊 Current data for reference:
$BTC Current price: 80,892
$ETH Current price: 2,352
$BNB Current price: 746

💡 My personal take (not a prediction):
• Institutional participation is higher this cycle, so volatility may be more stable
• Continued inflows into BTC ETFs = long-term demand support
• But that doesn’t mean there’s no risk of a major pullback!

🎯 Strategy:
Hold $BTC $ETH as my core position; don’t chase altcoins at their highs
Trim my position by 20% after each major rally to lock in profits
Wait patiently for a genuine panic-driven buying opportunity

Where do you think this bull market will top out? Share your guess in the comments!

#Bitcoin #牛市 #CryptoCycles
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Cycle analysis is highly uncertain.