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Does anyone dare to empty in VIC? The brave are unafraid, I will empty first.

$H Thank you for your hard work for a month, let the profits of over ten thousand come slowly.

$LISTA Thank you, big brother, for not killing me 🙏

9 Stop-Loss Methods in the Crypto World, 15 Liquidations and a Strategy for a 200K Profit! After 3 years in the crypto space, I accumulated 15 liquidations and countless sleepless nights contemplating jumping off the rooftop. By chance, I learned that my university mentor was also in the crypto world. With his guidance, I came up with 9 survival rules in the crypto space, allowing me to achieve a miracle of 200K with the same trading system. This is not a fairy tale, but the essence distilled by my mentor over 8 years (please like and save to avoid losing it later).
1. Small Capital Nuclear Explosion Formula
1. "Three No" Trading Principles
Do not trade more than 3 times a day (Data: frequent traders have a 92% loss rate)
Single transaction risk should not exceed 2% (Case Study: 417% profit for those focusing on the main upward wave of Bitcoin in 2023)
Do not participate in new coin contracts (blood lesson: GMT returned to zero on that night in 2022)
2. Positive News Slaughter Schedule
4 hours after major positive news is announced (peak point for institutions to offload)
Contracts suddenly listed on exchanges (signal for market makers to harvest)
Project party's token suddenly changes (on-chain data provides early warning)
2. Time-Space Hunting Secrets
3. Holiday Death Calendar
5 days before the Spring Festival: clear all altcoins
U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate hike days: volatility exceeds 300%
Quarterly contract settlement: 81% probability of both long and short being killed
4. Trading Volume Alchemy
Real active coin standards:
Continuous decline in exchange reserves
Perpetual funding rate
Block trades account for >15%
3. Mechanical Trading Holy Grail
5. 15-minute candlestick trap during Asian session false breakout rate 73% (UTC 02:00-06:00)
True breakout characteristics: volume is 2 times the average
Order book depth for market orders >50 Bitcoin
Simultaneous growth of open contracts
6. Dynamic Stop-Loss Algorithm
Stop-Loss = (Volatility × 2.5) / Leverage
Example: Ethereum volatility 4%, 5x leverage → stop-loss 2%
4. Mindset Cultivation Guide
7. Rebirth Agreement After Liquidation
Shut down immediately for 72 hours
Handwritten review report (must include emotional record)
Simulated trading backtesting 30 times in similar market conditions
8. Position Evolution Matrix
Stage capital scale combat strategies
Survival phase 100-500U 10x leverage
Development phase 1-100K U 3x leverage trend
Harvest phase >100K U options hedging arbitrage
9. Cognitive Leap Route
First year: Learning to be harvested
Third year: Understanding why being harvested
Fifth year: Learning to harvest others
Remember, 200K is just the beginning; the real reward is obtaining a ticket to survive forever in this hellish arena. #科技巨头入场稳定币 #非农就业数据来袭 #​​Metaplanet拟筹资增持比特币​ #特朗普马斯克分歧 #加密市场回调

Let's review a mistake I made today. Recently, this alp has become very popular, providing us with another way of thinking. I have been speculating on the dealer's strategy; this must be a dealer with extremely tight control, as more than 95% of the coins should be in their hands. Their goal to make money is simply to drive up the price to sell, but who would buy a coin that is about to be delisted from Binance? Losing Binance as a source of liquidity would make it very difficult for them to sell in the future. So when they see many people shorting, they immediately establish a counter-position, then manipulate the price up through contracts, which might be the only way to profit. After several days of intense price manipulation, I believe that the few million in market cap has long been pocketed, and it is even possible to multiply it several times. If they still want to play with this coin in the future, they cannot let it die. If they directly crash it to zero on the last day (which is also possible), they would completely abandon this shell. Given that they are almost at zero cost of holding the position, I think it is possible they will violently drive up the price on the last day; the specific situation will depend on how many hidden positions there are, which will determine how high they can push the price!
Based on the above reasoning, I decided to go long on it in the last 24 hours. Unfortunately, I entered too early, starting at 0.146, adding to my position when it was low and reducing it when it was high. I used 5x margin trading, fearing a sharp drop. Actually, I should have cut my losses long ago, but this drop has been very slow, continuously trapping me and giving me hope, until I got greedy and maxed out my margin. At the lowest point, I lost over $1000, which was far from my original intention; I only wanted to win or lose around $100. Although I got lucky in the end, making a floating profit of $440 when I exited, I decided after reviewing my trades that I made too many mistakes in the process.
Without discipline and bottom lines, I may end up in irretrievable ruin.

Suddenly, a question arises: how does Ding Lei's NetEase make money?
Today, I saw the latest Forbes China ranking, where Ding Lei is ranked sixth. Then I looked through the rankings over the years, and Ding Lei has never dropped out of the top ten. However, I haven't heard of any significant moves from NetEase in these years. Look at Liu Qiangdong and Lei Jun, who are so hot right now, yet their net worth is not as high as Ding Lei's. I used to know that Ding Lei's company was into gaming, but now gaming is basically dominated by Tencent. What are they relying on for revenue? So I went online to find answers and got educated by netizens.
Netizens said: Tencent's games get a thousand people to each spend six yuan. NetEase's games get one person to spend sixty thousand. The underlying logic of NetEase games and Tencent games is completely different. Tencent's games are nurturing types; you can play with small investments and minimal effort, and they don't support item trading, making account value low, and you don't even truly own them. NetEase games are management types; you need to pay to work, and both accounts and items can be easily converted to cash, which can be used for investment, trading, or even money laundering. The average NetEase player is not as happy as a Tencent player, but top-tier NetEase players definitely laugh at Tencent players as being big spenders. A treasure chest differentiates NetEase completely from other gaming companies.
In 'Dream of Dreams', there are 6 million online players at the same time, with a card cost of 0.6 yuan per hour, but that's just the minimum. The in-game trading platform 'Treasure Chest' has daily transactions worth tens of billions, and NetEase takes a 5% transaction fee. Do you think it's profitable? Not to mention the in-game 'Immortal Jade' system, which has substantial profits. A game account can sell for hundreds of thousands, and each transaction incurs a fee of over ten percent.
In 'Journey to the West', a double ultimate holy monkey is priced at 1.3 million. You can carry 20 of such pets, and store 10 more at home. Spending hundreds of thousands to play 'Dream of Dreams' won't even make a sound; you can get killed in an instant. If you want to survive, you have to invest a few hundred to a thousand; otherwise, it's simply impossible.
The key point is that Ding Lei truly loves his company. He hasn't sold shares for cash until he made money. To this day, Ding Lei holds 46% of NetEase's shares, and NetEase has a net profit of over 30 billion each year. Excluding stock market value, no one else in mainland China can produce as much cash as Ding Lei.
Among the original three major portals—NetEase, Sohu, and Sina—only NetEase is still thriving.
Looking at Ding Lei's success, could it provide some insights for entrepreneurs in the crypto space and GameFi?

How much Bitcoin does Satoshi Nakamoto hold? Where did his money go? Has he really disappeared?

Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, has not been seen since Bitcoin was born in 2009, and his true identity remains unknown to this day. However, the 'digital legacy' he left behind is still active in the crypto world, especially the dormant million Bitcoins, which have become the focus of countless people's attention.

According to research by on-chain analysis expert Sergio Lerner, Satoshi mined approximately 1.1 million BTC in 2009 using a unique mining pattern known as the 'Patoshi Pattern.' These coins are scattered across multiple addresses and have remained untouched to this day. This batch of Bitcoins now has a market value of hundreds of billions of dollars, yet has never participated in any transactions or transfers, nor have they been used for staking or custody. They are like assets frozen in time, becoming the most mysterious existence in the entire Bitcoin network.

So why doesn't Satoshi utilize this wealth? Is he still around?

By the end of 2010, he gradually stepped back from Bitcoin development, leaving his last email in 2011, stating, 'I have moved on to other projects,' and then completely disappeared. No one has ever seen him come forward to explain his identity, nor has he used a private key to prove his existence. Despite various speculations from the outside world, such as he being Hal Finney, Nick Szabo, or even some organization, it has never been confirmed.

Satoshi's 'disappearance,' in a sense, seems deliberate. He left no traceable clues and did not exploit the success of Bitcoin for personal gain. His retreat perfectly illustrates the decentralized philosophy of Bitcoin.

Whether he is still around may no longer matter. Bitcoin itself has become his most powerful 'proof of presence.'