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As someone whose account peaked at 17 million dollars but has now withdrawn to over 500, I’d like to offer some advice. 这是回撤之后的持仓!
Videos cannot write long articles; I will write in the next article and reference this one. These are my reflections and insights from the past few months, explaining why we are in the current situation.
The video is from March 2024, when $ICP made a significant profit. If there are critics who want me to record a screen with over 10 million dollars in holdings, I wouldn’t be able to do it because my current position is not that large anymore.
However, I am very confident that I can return to my peak and even surpass it. I spent three months reflecting on this mistake and realized that no matter how much I lost, it was a valuable lesson.
$BTC The price has been moving up and down in the short term, and the overall short-term trend isn't bullish. Looking back at yesterday's price action, it was held down around 828 throughout the day, then came under resistance around 845 overnight and dropped sharply.
That resistance has held, so don't trade short-term for now. Unless a 4-hour candle closes above 845, the trend basically isn't bullish. Setting aside choppy back-and-forth rebounds, the next major support is at 75, and an initial wick down to 72 can't be ruled out.
Last night, $BTC ran into resistance around 845, then got pushed down in the middle of the night. Since it couldn't break upward for a long time, moving lower to sweep liquidity was the best option—so it could absorb the buy orders and build momentum again.
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$BTC Sentiment this week still doesn't look bullish. Since last week, ETFs have continued to see small outflows, and buying pressure has weakened somewhat. There are currently two resistance levels: around 828 and around 845.
For now, the market is still following the pattern mentioned earlier: a sharp drop, a rebound, then sideways trading. The sharp drop is moving sideways.
Binance generally doesn’t ban accounts without good reason, but this Xiao Bo Zong kept using two accounts to cultivate his “perpetually losing” persona. Once enough fans sympathized with him, he launched a dog-themed coin and fleeced them for millions. Living the good life—then he’ll come back with a new account next time.
When it comes to trading futures, everyone talks about risk management, but no one explains in detail how to do it. Let me share how I do it, and you can use it as a reference.
Here’s a simple example: Say you have 20,000 U. Keep 10,000 U in your spot wallet as a reserve for managing risk.
For example, each time you use 10,000 U with 5x leverage to open a position worth 25% of your funds. Just keep using that same position size each time. I’m sure some of you are wondering: What should I do if I make a profit or take a loss?
Let’s start with losses: Whatever you lose, top up that amount from your risk reserve. Do the same with profits—withdraw whatever you earn.
If your funds grow to 30,000 U, you can scale up and increase your position size to 15,000 U, and so on. You only need to keep half of your funds as a risk reserve, which you can use to top up your position if needed.
Or, if you’re unlucky and that half of your position gets liquidated, you’ll still have the other half to make a comeback with.
$LIT This rebound was quite strong. Last night, it nearly rose to 4, then pulled back from the high to the planned range before rebounding all the way up again.
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$LIT At 4.8, I emphasized that waiting for a pullback into the 2.5–3 range would be perfect. A bunch of people thought I was dreaming and said I’d miss out. Then, once it pulled back into that range, I said I’d bought in according to plan. Another bunch of people said I’d get stuck holding the bag if I bought now. Whatever I say, it’s never right.
Could it go lower in the future? Possibly. But I’ve already made a profit here. Either way, I was right about this: I told you to wait for a pullback at the high, and at the low, I told you to buy according to plan.
As mentioned earlier, support around $CRCL 78-80 is quite strong. Whenever the price gets close, you can consider opening a small long position. Last night, as soon as it got near 80, it started to rebound. Of course, this is a short-term suggestion.
For the long term, it’s best to buy in batches. A bigger drop in the short term would actually be better for long-term investors. There should be no problem with it reaching over 500 in the future—it could happen quite easily.
$SPCX It’s like it took some kind of powerful medicine—it fell for a few days, then bounced right back in a single day 🤣
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The day before yesterday, I said I’d only consider going long at $SPCX 145. Then someone said, “What are you thinking? You still expect to see a rocket starting with 14?” Looks like we got one today—it’s already at 149.
Why did I say the day before yesterday that 145 was the level to consider going long? Because a lot of people were asking at the time: “SPCX has pulled back—should I buy the dip?” Others were asking if it was a good time to buy.
$LIT At 4.8, I emphasized that waiting for a pullback into the 2.5–3 range would be perfect. A bunch of people thought I was dreaming and said I’d miss out. Then, once it pulled back into that range, I said I’d bought in according to plan. Another bunch of people said I’d get stuck holding the bag if I bought now. Whatever I say, it’s never right.
Could it go lower in the future? Possibly. But I’ve already made a profit here. Either way, I was right about this: I told you to wait for a pullback at the high, and at the low, I told you to buy according to plan.
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Looks like everyone believes Brother Sun doesn't fight a battle unless there's hope of winning. $PEPE feels like everyone's buying it up. All right, I'll wait and see if there's any chance of breaking even.
This 2030 crypto asset price target from Standard Chartered puts ARB at $10. At today’s price, that’s 51x upside—there’s definitely a lot of hype baked into that.
If ARB reaches $10, based on a total supply of 10 billion tokens, its FDV would be $100 billion. Wouldn’t UNI, AAVE, and MORPHO then be worth hundreds of billions each?
Wouldn’t BNB break the trillion-dollar mark? This market really does have money to burn~!
I heard Brother Sun bought $28.44 million worth of $PEPE . He’s such a shrewd guy—he never picks a fight he can’t win. All right, I won’t use pepe to send red envelopes anymore. I’ll wait for a chance to break even.
BNB Chain is about to launch another new blockchain, called NewL1.
The chain is designed mainly for trading, payments, and AI applications, with a target of over 100,000 TPS and finality in under one second.
One point worth noting is that the new chain won’t issue its own token; gas will still be paid in $BNB .
So if NewL1 can build up trading volume and a thriving ecosystem, BNB could benefit directly, without the need to support another new token.
Of course, how much real value it brings to BNB will depend on how much the new chain is actually used—not just its performance metrics.
The current plan is to launch the testnet by the end of 2026 and the mainnet in early 2027. It’s worth keeping an eye on whether it can make real progress in trading, payments, and AI.
$BTC Sentiment this week still doesn't look bullish. Since last week, ETFs have continued to see small outflows, and buying pressure has weakened somewhat. There are currently two resistance levels: around 828 and around 845.
For now, the market is still following the pattern mentioned earlier: a sharp drop, a rebound, then sideways trading. The sharp drop is moving sideways.
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Next, $BTC will keep following this pattern until the end of the second half of the month: a sharp drop and rebound, then sideways movement, followed by another sharp drop and rebound, then sideways movement.
If you want to buy the dip a second time, you could look around 75.