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广场纪检委——阿鸡测评

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The victorious army wins first and then seeks battle, while the defeated army seeks victory only after battle.
The victorious army wins first and then seeks battle, while the defeated army seeks victory only after battle.
This is called Cake Daddy—what does that even mean? Coming in on nothingness, taking profit on nothingness? On August 3, the day’s low was around 62,000. If you entered anywhere between 60,900 and 61,300 and you weren’t even hit—that means you didn’t really get into the position—then why did you take profit? Then I can also post a strategy, damn it—hahaha. Being a KOL is really that simple? Just wildly posting strategies is enough? Is this the trade your members group gave you?
This is called Cake Daddy—what does that even mean? Coming in on nothingness, taking profit on nothingness?

On August 3, the day’s low was around 62,000. If you entered anywhere between 60,900 and 61,300 and you weren’t even hit—that means you didn’t really get into the position—then why did you take profit?

Then I can also post a strategy, damn it—hahaha. Being a KOL is really that simple? Just wildly posting strategies is enough? Is this the trade your members group gave you?
New guys just got liquidated because this “no need to defend” strategy hits hard Bro just came in, saw a bunch of unfamiliar bloggers and was so happy. Then he looked at the strategy the blogger gave—no need to defend. Man, I was like, straight-up went in with a position, and got myself blown up Honestly, it’s not even the blogger’s fault, hahaha. They say no need to defend, so you really don’t defend—then you just go all-in 😂
New guys just got liquidated because this “no need to defend” strategy hits hard

Bro just came in, saw a bunch of unfamiliar bloggers and was so happy. Then he looked at the strategy the blogger gave—no need to defend. Man, I was like, straight-up went in with a position, and got myself blown up

Honestly, it’s not even the blogger’s fault, hahaha. They say no need to defend, so you really don’t defend—then you just go all-in 😂
In the trading group they start talking about the “Bollinger Bands God,” why doesn’t the group want to bring him up? Because he’s too trash—he went from over 2300 down to 1900, and he doesn’t even let followers stop the loss; you have to add margin. Why is he called the “Factory Manager”? The story is like this: a long time ago, he opened a factory. There were no employees in the factory. He thought, where would he find employees? So he went to Binance live streams to guide trades. After he made his followers all get liquidated, he could go to his factory and tighten screws. That’s how the Factory Manager came about (purely fictional). You just look at the Bollinger Bands with three lines and then start trading based on it—people actually trust him. Honestly, what can you do😅😅
In the trading group they start talking about the “Bollinger Bands God,” why doesn’t the group want to bring him up? Because he’s too trash—he went from over 2300 down to 1900, and he doesn’t even let followers stop the loss; you have to add margin.

Why is he called the “Factory Manager”? The story is like this: a long time ago, he opened a factory. There were no employees in the factory. He thought, where would he find employees? So he went to Binance live streams to guide trades. After he made his followers all get liquidated, he could go to his factory and tighten screws. That’s how the Factory Manager came about (purely fictional).

You just look at the Bollinger Bands with three lines and then start trading based on it—people actually trust him. Honestly, what can you do😅😅
Bitcoin Fengge VIP group charges 1388 for a quarter Then this jerk — when BTC dropped from 80,000 to 59,000, he wouldn’t take a single trade Then from 59,000 to 72,000, he kept losing three short positions in a row Anyone can be a KOL, haha
Bitcoin Fengge VIP group charges 1388 for a quarter

Then this jerk — when BTC dropped from 80,000 to 59,000, he wouldn’t take a single trade

Then from 59,000 to 72,000, he kept losing three short positions in a row

Anyone can be a KOL, haha
I really hate it 😠 Yesterday I looked at the dogecoin at this 0.068 level. I thought, I’ll set an alert—then when it gets nearby, I’ll watch the price action and enter. But I didn’t wake up in time. Today I checked my Neil again and it’s up again— and it’s that kind of run where you enter and immediately get into profit. I missed it because I was still asleep 🤧🤧 Brothers, when do you usually wake up? I can’t get up before afternoon…
I really hate it 😠

Yesterday I looked at the dogecoin at this 0.068 level. I thought, I’ll set an alert—then when it gets nearby, I’ll watch the price action and enter. But I didn’t wake up in time.

Today I checked my Neil again and it’s up again— and it’s that kind of run where you enter and immediately get into profit. I missed it because I was still asleep 🤧🤧

Brothers, when do you usually wake up? I can’t get up before afternoon…
Binance should have been the first platform to launch event contracts, right? Long, long ago, when this feature was just rolled out, I came across a bunch of people in the Square. They were using some battle strategies no one had ever heard of, holding screenshots, and raking in huge profits. The most典型 one was: someone made a few thousand “u” in a day, then posted something like, “Brothers, I’ll take you to make money—but there’s an entry requirement. There are expensive ones, cheap ones, and ones with commission rebates.” Back then, the rebate could be exchanged however you liked—you could swap it around. In the end, without exception, they didn’t actually have real positions. There was some “drop out” thing too, which was just doing event trades. After you joined the group, there was a second tier. The second tier required rebates and a 188 threshold. Inside, there were some contract strategies. The clearest one I remember is: that person said he had his sights on a few low-cap coins, went in with full allocation—and within a couple of weeks, he heard the news that he got liquidated. Then he went into the members’ group and borrowed money, borrowing from group members one after another. I told him off a couple of times, and he kicked me out 🤣 Luckily he kicked me. Later, around 1011, he and a bunch of people went long—but they died pretty much the same way. If I had still been in that group, I might have followed too.
Binance should have been the first platform to launch event contracts, right?

Long, long ago, when this feature was just rolled out, I came across a bunch of people in the Square. They were using some battle strategies no one had ever heard of, holding screenshots, and raking in huge profits.

The most典型 one was: someone made a few thousand “u” in a day, then posted something like, “Brothers, I’ll take you to make money—but there’s an entry requirement. There are expensive ones, cheap ones, and ones with commission rebates.” Back then, the rebate could be exchanged however you liked—you could swap it around.

In the end, without exception, they didn’t actually have real positions. There was some “drop out” thing too, which was just doing event trades. After you joined the group, there was a second tier. The second tier required rebates and a 188 threshold. Inside, there were some contract strategies. The clearest one I remember is: that person said he had his sights on a few low-cap coins, went in with full allocation—and within a couple of weeks, he heard the news that he got liquidated.

Then he went into the members’ group and borrowed money, borrowing from group members one after another. I told him off a couple of times, and he kicked me out 🤣 Luckily he kicked me. Later, around 1011, he and a bunch of people went long—but they died pretty much the same way. If I had still been in that group, I might have followed too.
This is getting me to the point of dying laughing—what kind of gods are coming from these aggregation circles? As a community with the largest user base, a person came in doing information theft. What does that mean? If you enter the aggregation circle and steal the information inside it again, it’s basically like paying a membership fee and you can forward all the paid creators’ strategies. Pay a little money for big results—then go sell it yourself at a low price. In the end, after this person joined, he spent time praising Ma Ge like crazy, saying it was all for Ma Ge’s paid supporters. Then he realized his 38U membership wouldn’t let him view San Ma, because San Ma is 88U. At that point, he got anxious, demanded a refund. Finally, through some methods, it was discovered he was doing stolen aggregation. What kind of people are these, hahaha. If you really want to do your own aggregation, then just spend your own money to buy first-hand strategies—what’s the point of coming here doing second-hand, third-hand forwarding?
This is getting me to the point of dying laughing—what kind of gods are coming from these aggregation circles?

As a community with the largest user base, a person came in doing information theft. What does that mean? If you enter the aggregation circle and steal the information inside it again, it’s basically like paying a membership fee and you can forward all the paid creators’ strategies. Pay a little money for big results—then go sell it yourself at a low price.

In the end, after this person joined, he spent time praising Ma Ge like crazy, saying it was all for Ma Ge’s paid supporters. Then he realized his 38U membership wouldn’t let him view San Ma, because San Ma is 88U. At that point, he got anxious, demanded a refund. Finally, through some methods, it was discovered he was doing stolen aggregation. What kind of people are these, hahaha. If you really want to do your own aggregation, then just spend your own money to buy first-hand strategies—what’s the point of coming here doing second-hand, third-hand forwarding?
Now this square is getting into another argument because of this and that~how精彩 Actually everyone is right, and what everyone says is the truth, and then... on the square, can you punch me and would that kill me, can I punch you and would that kill you? In any case, they just move all the traffic over here. It reminds me of some streamers on Kuaishou from a long time ago—back then, regulation wasn’t strict. They’d livestream “duels,” fighting this and that every day. But privately, they were actually good friends. They just needed someone to watch, they just needed the traffic. After all this time of tearing each other apart, nobody got taken away by the police, nobody got off-platform, nobody apologized or made amends—only fans jumping from here to there, checking this and checking that, like dogs being herded back and forth. It’s so boring. In this industry, we should have more real-problem-solving experts who teach people how to make money. Argument/infighting streamers are meaningless. It’s not as entertaining as the aunties in the vegetable market downstairs who scold people—those women curse so filthy, and once they’re done cursing, they start hitting. They never make it fake. They just want what’s real~ What does it matter to split right and wrong on this square? It can’t be divided anyway. Fans just keep switching sides. If you helped me make money today, I support you; if you help me make money tomorrow, I support you. Hahahahaha. The KOLs think having traffic is all that matters, and the fans think watching the drama is all that matters. Everyone gets what they need. Alright, alright—stop arguing. Wishing you all good health and everything goes well. Hope you can squeeze a bit more money out of this market. Wishing everyone peace and safety.
Now this square is getting into another argument because of this and that~how精彩

Actually everyone is right, and what everyone says is the truth, and then... on the square, can you punch me and would that kill me, can I punch you and would that kill you? In any case, they just move all the traffic over here. It reminds me of some streamers on Kuaishou from a long time ago—back then, regulation wasn’t strict. They’d livestream “duels,” fighting this and that every day. But privately, they were actually good friends. They just needed someone to watch, they just needed the traffic. After all this time of tearing each other apart, nobody got taken away by the police, nobody got off-platform, nobody apologized or made amends—only fans jumping from here to there, checking this and checking that, like dogs being herded back and forth. It’s so boring.

In this industry, we should have more real-problem-solving experts who teach people how to make money. Argument/infighting streamers are meaningless. It’s not as entertaining as the aunties in the vegetable market downstairs who scold people—those women curse so filthy, and once they’re done cursing, they start hitting. They never make it fake. They just want what’s real~

What does it matter to split right and wrong on this square? It can’t be divided anyway. Fans just keep switching sides. If you helped me make money today, I support you; if you help me make money tomorrow, I support you. Hahahahaha. The KOLs think having traffic is all that matters, and the fans think watching the drama is all that matters. Everyone gets what they need.

Alright, alright—stop arguing. Wishing you all good health and everything goes well. Hope you can squeeze a bit more money out of this market. Wishing everyone peace and safety.
For a swing trader, the most important thing is patience—if you really can hold on. If it were me, I wouldn’t be able to take this much profit; my abilities aren’t up to it. However, Soul’s trading philosophy has always been primarily swing trading, with very few scalp-trading (head-snatching) strategies. That’s also one of the reasons he’s able to achieve stable profitability. I’ve never seen a trader who scalp-trades and stays consistently profitable—very, very rarely. Soul is a trader I truly recommend.
For a swing trader, the most important thing is patience—if you really can hold on.

If it were me, I wouldn’t be able to take this much profit; my abilities aren’t up to it. However, Soul’s trading philosophy has always been primarily swing trading, with very few scalp-trading (head-snatching) strategies. That’s also one of the reasons he’s able to achieve stable profitability.

I’ve never seen a trader who scalp-trades and stays consistently profitable—very, very rarely. Soul is a trader I truly recommend.
Is the market so bad now? Or is this teacher not any good? For 200 points, you have to come out and yell? Think about it—you spent a few hundred dollars to join the VIP group, and in the end the teacher has you eat 200 points. Hahahahaha 😂 Is that suffering or what?
Is the market so bad now? Or is this teacher not any good?

For 200 points, you have to come out and yell?

Think about it—you spent a few hundred dollars to join the VIP group, and in the end the teacher has you eat 200 points. Hahahahaha 😂 Is that suffering or what?
⭐️More importantly, it’s to capture the swings, not to place your hopes on a single all-in bet 🎈Going all-in feels great for a moment, and it can change your mindset. If you win, you’ll think making money is easy and then won’t care much about position management for what comes next. If you lose, it might leave you unable to get back up. 🎈In this market, it’s about who can last the longest—not who makes the most. Others’ gains are because they have more capital. As long as your trading meets your own needs, that’s enough 😊
⭐️More importantly, it’s to capture the swings, not to place your hopes on a single all-in bet

🎈Going all-in feels great for a moment, and it can change your mindset. If you win, you’ll think making money is easy and then won’t care much about position management for what comes next. If you lose, it might leave you unable to get back up.

🎈In this market, it’s about who can last the longest—not who makes the most. Others’ gains are because they have more capital. As long as your trading meets your own needs, that’s enough 😊
🪐Let’s talk about the con artists in this circle who build people up with “persona” profiles, shall we? 🎈The most common one is showing you, with a big position, how much money he “made” in a single go—then getting everyone to follow him. Once you follow him, he’ll sell you his membership seat, send you paid strategies, or ask you to meet the rebate/commission requirements by churning trades. This is the first type—the most common one—and also the most low-quality scammer🤥 Because you can spot them. 🎈The second type is packaging themselves as extremely successful traders. They tell you they’ve been trading for however many years, endured what kind of hardships, suffered what kind of pain, and then teach you how to trade. I don’t know the details of how they teach, but in the end it’s all a way to funnel you into paying for their strategy. 🎈The third type is the one that doesn’t scam you at the beginning. They give out “benefits,” take money to buy followers—recruiting a bunch of brainwashed fans. They first claim it’s free, then they’ll cut you for a huge amount later. This one is the scariest, because at the start you’ll think, “Damn, I finally met a good person,” and then—boom—they’ll hit you with a big cut before you even have time to react🤪 🎈The fourth type is selling some strategies—like strategies from public groups that certain creators share, or strategies from paid groups—making money from the information gap. Well… I can only say they’re lacking in brains. First, I’ll organize a few things for everyone. You can check whether the creators you follow have these traits😂😂
🪐Let’s talk about the con artists in this circle who build people up with “persona” profiles, shall we?

🎈The most common one is showing you, with a big position, how much money he “made” in a single go—then getting everyone to follow him. Once you follow him, he’ll sell you his membership seat, send you paid strategies, or ask you to meet the rebate/commission requirements by churning trades. This is the first type—the most common one—and also the most low-quality scammer🤥 Because you can spot them.

🎈The second type is packaging themselves as extremely successful traders. They tell you they’ve been trading for however many years, endured what kind of hardships, suffered what kind of pain, and then teach you how to trade. I don’t know the details of how they teach, but in the end it’s all a way to funnel you into paying for their strategy.

🎈The third type is the one that doesn’t scam you at the beginning. They give out “benefits,” take money to buy followers—recruiting a bunch of brainwashed fans. They first claim it’s free, then they’ll cut you for a huge amount later. This one is the scariest, because at the start you’ll think, “Damn, I finally met a good person,” and then—boom—they’ll hit you with a big cut before you even have time to react🤪

🎈The fourth type is selling some strategies—like strategies from public groups that certain creators share, or strategies from paid groups—making money from the information gap. Well… I can only say they’re lacking in brains.

First, I’ll organize a few things for everyone. You can check whether the creators you follow have these traits😂😂
⭐️I really like this trader, because a lot of his trades are backed by very clear logic—support levels, resistance levels, and his risk-reward ratio is also excellent. ⭐️This foreign trader has a very good win rate and risk-reward ratio. Among the foreign traders in the next-tier group, I’d say he’s one I recommend more. His strategy is very comfortable to execute—you won’t get the feeling that you have to hold for a long time just to get back to breakeven and start making money. Many of his trades go into floating profit quickly; you don’t need to “hold through pain” (anti-signal/anti-position). In other words, the actual risk you’re taking on the trade is very low. It’s not like you enter and immediately have to absorb drawdown until you can barely get back to profit. ⭐️When copying trades, you need to manage position size well—going all-in isn’t the way, brothers 🤧
⭐️I really like this trader, because a lot of his trades are backed by very clear logic—support levels, resistance levels, and his risk-reward ratio is also excellent.

⭐️This foreign trader has a very good win rate and risk-reward ratio. Among the foreign traders in the next-tier group, I’d say he’s one I recommend more. His strategy is very comfortable to execute—you won’t get the feeling that you have to hold for a long time just to get back to breakeven and start making money. Many of his trades go into floating profit quickly; you don’t need to “hold through pain” (anti-signal/anti-position). In other words, the actual risk you’re taking on the trade is very low. It’s not like you enter and immediately have to absorb drawdown until you can barely get back to profit.

⭐️When copying trades, you need to manage position size well—going all-in isn’t the way, brothers 🤧
⭐️I think the most amazing thing about Binance is this “Square” feature. It lets users keep communicating in one place, creating connections. People only create bonds when they form connections. The more connections you build, the more value you can deliver. With value, brothers—you become valuable too. 🎈In this circle, you either can help others make money, or you can help others save money, or you can provide useful content that creates resonance with others. Otherwise, you’re just an ordinary market participant. 🎈Criticizing others for taking referral commissions is because you personally didn’t get any. Criticizing others for charging fees to sell trading strategies is because you can’t sell them. I don’t recommend doing that. I myself sell an aggregated group. I think it only harms the interests of those influencers—who are already very rich. Hurting them a bit doesn’t matter. But what about retail traders? An 888U monthly membership is basically most people’s monthly salary. With the aggregated group, it’s 288U per year to watch 200+ influencers. I don’t think that counts as “cutting and harvesting people” like you say. 🎈If you want to build a Square, want to post content, and want to create resonance with others, I’ll teach you how to do it. 🌝On the Square, there’s one kind of person who takes aggregated group strategies and sells them—calling themselves some super-expert trader. Then they talk about their private domain being 588 per quarter, or they require deposits of $5,000 for some kind of registration referral rebate (even 588 can buy a lifetime/permanent card in the aggregated group to watch 300+ influencers). This is the pure scammer, cutting and harvesting people… 🌝The second kind is like me: I sell aggregated groups and keep privately chatting with people to encourage them to buy. But I won’t force anyone to buy. I analyze the pros and cons for you. If you need it, you buy; if you don’t, you don’t. How is that still “cutting and harvesting people,” right? One brother who contacted me to buy an aggregated group in March is already making quite a lot of money now. 🌝The third kind is pure sharing influencers. They share everything they know and everything they’ve seen, giving it to everyone. Usually, those are big shots—so be sure to follow such big shots and give them good feedback. That’s the most important thing. ⭐️Next, I’ll come and expose some of the most common traffic-driving tactics on the Square, and also how some scammers package themselves 👻
⭐️I think the most amazing thing about Binance is this “Square” feature. It lets users keep communicating in one place, creating connections. People only create bonds when they form connections. The more connections you build, the more value you can deliver. With value, brothers—you become valuable too.

🎈In this circle, you either can help others make money, or you can help others save money, or you can provide useful content that creates resonance with others. Otherwise, you’re just an ordinary market participant.

🎈Criticizing others for taking referral commissions is because you personally didn’t get any. Criticizing others for charging fees to sell trading strategies is because you can’t sell them. I don’t recommend doing that. I myself sell an aggregated group. I think it only harms the interests of those influencers—who are already very rich. Hurting them a bit doesn’t matter. But what about retail traders? An 888U monthly membership is basically most people’s monthly salary. With the aggregated group, it’s 288U per year to watch 200+ influencers. I don’t think that counts as “cutting and harvesting people” like you say.

🎈If you want to build a Square, want to post content, and want to create resonance with others, I’ll teach you how to do it.

🌝On the Square, there’s one kind of person who takes aggregated group strategies and sells them—calling themselves some super-expert trader. Then they talk about their private domain being 588 per quarter, or they require deposits of $5,000 for some kind of registration referral rebate (even 588 can buy a lifetime/permanent card in the aggregated group to watch 300+ influencers). This is the pure scammer, cutting and harvesting people…

🌝The second kind is like me: I sell aggregated groups and keep privately chatting with people to encourage them to buy. But I won’t force anyone to buy. I analyze the pros and cons for you. If you need it, you buy; if you don’t, you don’t. How is that still “cutting and harvesting people,” right? One brother who contacted me to buy an aggregated group in March is already making quite a lot of money now.

🌝The third kind is pure sharing influencers. They share everything they know and everything they’ve seen, giving it to everyone. Usually, those are big shots—so be sure to follow such big shots and give them good feedback. That’s the most important thing.

⭐️Next, I’ll come and expose some of the most common traffic-driving tactics on the Square, and also how some scammers package themselves 👻
⭐️If you think trading is simple, you can go buy a few accounts to try it. I’ve already spent $1k. I can pass the exam, but there’s still one step left to withdraw funds—there’s always a slip-up at the very last critical moment. 🎈A lot of people think, “Oh, why isn’t this blogger’s risk-reward ratio good?” or “Why doesn’t that blogger do well here?” But they have their own trading system—that’s what makes them really great... If nothing else, you should also buy an account and play around with it. Then you’ll know how to pass the exam and how to get through the withdrawal stage. 🎈Anyone who can withdraw funds is, in my opinion, awesome. Anyway, I’m not one of them. I spent 1,000🔪 to buy nearly 15 accounts—all of them got ruined by my own emotions. Trading is really too hard. I honestly think there’s nothing harder in the world. If you have some extra time, study more and do more reviews. 🎈In this circle, most people are just brainless gamblers, so there’s no need to discuss anything with you. I’m just sharing what I’ve experienced, what I’ve seen, and what I feel. Before you have a stable profitable system, anyone who uses their own real money to trade is, no exceptions, just someone with trash in their brain 😁😁 ⭐️I’m getting ready to buy another account—mainly to train my trading system. I’m not going to focus on whether I can pass the exam or whether I can withdraw funds. I’ll first find my own system and keep refining it 🌹
⭐️If you think trading is simple, you can go buy a few accounts to try it. I’ve already spent $1k. I can pass the exam, but there’s still one step left to withdraw funds—there’s always a slip-up at the very last critical moment.

🎈A lot of people think, “Oh, why isn’t this blogger’s risk-reward ratio good?” or “Why doesn’t that blogger do well here?” But they have their own trading system—that’s what makes them really great... If nothing else, you should also buy an account and play around with it. Then you’ll know how to pass the exam and how to get through the withdrawal stage.

🎈Anyone who can withdraw funds is, in my opinion, awesome. Anyway, I’m not one of them. I spent 1,000🔪 to buy nearly 15 accounts—all of them got ruined by my own emotions. Trading is really too hard. I honestly think there’s nothing harder in the world. If you have some extra time, study more and do more reviews.

🎈In this circle, most people are just brainless gamblers, so there’s no need to discuss anything with you. I’m just sharing what I’ve experienced, what I’ve seen, and what I feel. Before you have a stable profitable system, anyone who uses their own real money to trade is, no exceptions, just someone with trash in their brain 😁😁

⭐️I’m getting ready to buy another account—mainly to train my trading system. I’m not going to focus on whether I can pass the exam or whether I can withdraw funds. I’ll first find my own system and keep refining it 🌹
What coin is Tut? It’s so hype—what’s the story behind it? Is it going to go from like ten-plus yuan and blow everyone up? 😅
What coin is Tut? It’s so hype—what’s the story behind it?

Is it going to go from like ten-plus yuan and blow everyone up? 😅
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