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New to the cryptocurrency world and want to get into contracts? First, let me tell you one thing: whether you can get rich quick is not the first topic; surviving is the first lesson.

Don't be dazzled by those 'tenfold, hundredfold profit screenshots'; contracts are the most exciting part of the crypto world, but they're also the quickest place to bury people.

If you really want to join this table, you need to understand the pitfalls clearly.

First sentence: If you rush in without understanding the rules, you're just giving money to others.

Perpetual contracts are played by most people; they don’t expire and are flexible, but because they are 'perpetual', the risks are always there with you.

Leverage? That’s a deadly thing.

It can amplify profits, but it can also wipe out your account outright.

Newbies should not pretend to be heroes; start with low leverage and feel the power of the 'market's irrationality'.

Second sentence: Stop-loss is not a suggestion; it’s a talisman.

Many newcomers always think 'this trade can still come back',

but when the market doesn’t come back, they’re gone first.

Every trade must have a stop-loss; this is to leave yourself an escape route.

Entering without a stop-loss is like running naked onto a highway.

Third sentence: Don’t risk your life on strange platforms.

Choosing the wrong platform is more fatal than choosing the wrong direction.

Don’t rush to small exchanges for low fees,

exit scams, flash crashes, lagging…

You simply cannot win against this kind of 'environmental damage'.

The real risk point lies in your mindset.

Holding onto positions? Don’t even think about it; you can’t withstand the market.

High leverage? That’s for liquidation.

Going all in? Nine deaths and one life, and that last life still depends on luck.

Contracts have only one core:

You need to stay alive to keep playing.

Three red lines you should never touch:

Don’t touch volatile coins—what you see as a big bullish candle is a trap set by others.

Don’t get in without a stop-loss—this is not bravery; it’s recklessness.

Don’t trade emotionally—chasing highs and cutting losses will lead you to become a 'contributor' to someone else's profit curve.

Contracts are not a game; they can turn you around or bring you to zero in an instant.

Every click you make to place an order could determine life or death.

This article is just a reminder, not an investment advice.

If you want to enter the market, you can, but you must learn to judge and take responsibility on your own.

Remember this true statement:

Contracts are not about who makes money the fastest, but about who survives the longest.

$ETH $DOGE Breaking: The Federal Reserve's "Big Pipe" is now directly aimed at the crypto market!

Just now, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell officially confirmed: 4 days later, interest rates will be cut by 25 basis points. This is not just a number—it's a clear signal to open a trillion-dollar floodgate to the global market!

$1.5 trillion in liquidity is on the way.

This is equivalent to directly connecting the financial system to a giant "money printing machine." Where will the money flow? History tells us: when traditional gates open, the "hot money" seeking high returns will always rush first to the fastest-growing and most resilient assets—and today, that is Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

Even more explosive is that this is not a blank check. Just last night, the Federal Reserve quietly completed a "stress test": injecting $15.7 billion into the market. This is the largest single liquidity injection since the COVID-19 pandemic. Interest rates haven't even been cut yet, and the faucet has already been turned on!

The data doesn't lie; see how big this wave is:
✔ The dual combination of rate cuts + injections: low-cost funds + emergency market transfusion, extremely rare in history.
✔ $15.7 billion is just the appetizer; the subsequent $1.5 trillion flood is the main feast.
✔ Is the 2020 script repeating? During the last round of massive liquidity, Bitcoin rose from under $10,000 to $69,000. Now, institutional foundations are far stronger than back then.

The logic is simple: when the dollar becomes "cheap," assets will become "expensive." When treasury and savings yields decline, massive capital will frantically seek new destinations. Cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin as "digital gold" and a frontier asset, will become one of the core pools to absorb liquidity.

A liquidity bull market ignited by the Federal Reserve is already hissing. Will you choose to get on board, or stay on the shore?

Tell me in the comments: Do you think this wave of liquidity will first explode Bitcoin or Ethereum?

$ETH #特朗普加密新政

Damn, you can tell from the four-hour chart that this dog Ethereum has been sideways for a whole day! It keeps oscillating around 3000, really helpless!

There are no US stocks tonight, the Americans are off for the holiday, so the fluctuations tonight are likely not going to be big. Can I still hold my long position to 3500???

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$ZEC There is a very foolish way to trade cryptocurrencies, but this method can almost eat away all the profits, so learn slowly. First, when trading cryptocurrencies, we should never do three things.
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The first thing is to never buy when prices are rising; be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy. You should buy when prices are falling and make this a habit.

The second is to never place large bets.

The third is to never go all in; being fully invested makes you very passive, and what this market lacks the least is opportunities. The opportunity cost of being fully invested is very high.

Now let's talk about the six rules for short-term cryptocurrency trading.
The first is that after the price of a coin consolidates at a high level, there is usually another new high. Similarly, after it consolidates at a low level, it will usually create a new low again, so we need to wait until the direction of the trend becomes clear before we take action.

The second is not to trade in a sideways market. Most people lose money in cryptocurrency trading because they cannot do this simplest thing.

The third is when choosing candlesticks, we buy when the daily candlestick closes with a bearish signal. When it closes with a bullish signal, we sell.

The fourth is that when the decline slows, the rebound also slows, and the decline accelerates the rebound.

The fifth is to build positions using the pyramid buying method, which is the only unchanging principle of value investing.

The sixth is that when a cryptocurrency continues to rise after a sustained decline, it will inevitably enter a sideways state. At this time, we do not need to sell everything at this high position, nor is it necessary to buy everything at this low position.

Because after consolidation, it will inevitably face a trend change, and if it changes downwards from a high position, we must clear our positions in a timely manner. In short, we need to push forward in a timely manner.