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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 | My Current Allocation Thinking

First, let’s talk about the current market:
$BTC : 78,409 | $ETH : 2,474 | $BNB : 752

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

🔵 Core Holdings (60%):
$BTC as the main position. Bitcoin is the cornerstone of the crypto market;
no matter what the market does, I keep a base position.

🟡 Growth Holdings (30%):
$ETH + $BNB .
ETH = the core of the DeFi/Layer 2 ecosystem
BNB = supported by on-chain ecosystem + real usage value

🔴 Opportunity Holdings (10%):
High-volatility small-cap alts—using small sizing to bet on upside elasticity.
If it goes against me, it won’t affect the overall plan;
if it rises, it’ll be a pleasant surprise.

Core logic:
• Don’t put all your eggs in one basket
• The core holdings don’t have a stop-loss; if the growth holdings drop 15%, consider trimming by half
• Reassess the allocation once per quarter

How are you allocating your positions?
Comment with your allocation logic!👇

#仓位管理 #Crypto #Investment Strategy
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. The above is my personal allocation and does not constitute any investment advice.

I met a girl once. She used to do clothing clearance wholesale in Nanyou. Her warehouse had piled up tens of thousands of pieces of “never-sell” inventory. Her cash flow had run out of money several times. She told me that looking at K-line charts is just like looking at inventory—profits are all something you grind out over time; you can’t rush it.

In early this year, when everyone online was shouting about “zeroing out,” the group she often hangs around in went half a month without anyone speaking. In the end, the group owner just dissolved it. She told me instead of panicking over those days, she treated them like a restocking time: every day she sold a little of the existing stock that wouldn’t lose money, freeing up cash to buy in in batches. She would place orders again every few days, never firing all her bullets at once. When a friend asked if she’d gone crazy, she said: “People who’ve cleared out inventory before know exactly when to keep your hand pressed down.”

The hardest stretch was from late March to mid-April. After she closed her last order, the market kept dropping another more than 20%. During that time, she ate with me once. Her phone screen was always on and she didn’t turn it off. Before sleeping, she set alarms—waking up every two hours just to check once, like how she used to monitor the warehouse for theft. She said the most devastating part wasn’t how much she lost, but not knowing whether she was actually bottom-fishing… or catching the knife in the middle of a mountainside.

Then around May Day, the market suddenly moved. In just a few days, it not only filled back all the losses she had made earlier in the year, but left her with extra. But later at a dinner table, she said one honest thing: if it dared to drop another 10% to 15%, she might have to cut her losses and exit to rotate the funds for her inventory. People who are willing to enter in batches at that kind of position either truly have cash flow—or they’re carrying some luck and pretending to be calm. There’s no third option.

If it were you, when you see one group after another dissolve in that chat, would you enter at this point or not? By the way, I’ll share a bit—lately, has there been any counter-trend move? Maybe it just hits the hidden pain of a friend. There are too many “legends” you hear now. Slowly you start doubting whether the people who actually make money are just forgetting in their朋友圈.
#币圈故事 #Risk

🌙 How far can this bull market go? My cycle outlook

Historically, every Bitcoin bull market has followed a similar rhythm:

📅 Cycle recap:
• 2017: BTC broke above 20,000 → crashed → reached an all-time high
• 2021: BTC broke above 69,000 → crashed → a long bear market
• This cycle: the halving effect + ETF inflows means the structure is different

📊 Current data reference:
$BTC current price: 78,567
$ETH current price: 2,472
$BNB current price: 751

💡 My personal take (not a prediction):
• This cycle has higher institutional participation, and the volatility structure may be steadier
• Continuous inflows into BTC ETFs = long-term demand support
• But that doesn’t mean there’s no risk of a major pullback!

🎯 Strategy:
Hold the main position in $BTC $ETH , and don’t chase pumps in small-cap alts.
After each big rally, lock in profits by reducing 20% of your position.
Wait patiently for genuine panic-buy opportunities.

Where do you think the top of this bull market is? Drop your guess in the comments!

#Bitcoin #牛市 #crypto cycle
⚠️ Not financial advice. DYOR. There is extremely high uncertainty in cycle outlooks.

⚔️ $ETH has reached the watershed! The choice at this level determines the direction of the next phase

Current price 2,479, 24h -0.8%, ranging and consolidating. Why do I call it a watershed? Three reasons:

1. Location: The range 2,350 to 2,600 is the most densely contested zone between bulls and bears in the recent period—the price is sitting right in the middle.

2. Correlation: $BTC (current price 78,695, 24h -1.3%) leads the way first; Ethereum is likely to follow—if the boss doesn’t move, the lackeys don’t rush.

3. Timing: A confirmed signal only comes when it breaks up and holds above 2,600 with increased volume; if it grinds down on lower volume to below support, that’s the hard evidence of weakness.

📋 My trading plan (personal thoughts, for reference only):
Entry: around 2,350, split into 2–3 batches
Position size: ≤10%, leverage for futures no more than 3x
Take profit: TP1 at 2,550, TP2 at 2,600
Stop loss: 1.5% below 2,350—if it breaks, no hesitation
Reasoning: The long side offers better reward/risk near the lower bound of the range, and if you’re wrong the loss is still controllable

Do you think Ethereum will move up or down this time? Leave your call in the comments!

#ETH #以太坊 #Crypto market
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Personal analysis notes only; not investment advice.

Met a guy. Two years ago he bet right on some kind of fork/shady coin and turned 50k USDT into 400k USDT. During that period he was super talkative in the group—every day he’d post screenshots of his returns, saying he was already looking at second-hand apartments in Futian, and even asking which development near a gym would appreciate faster.

Back then he had a habit: whenever he placed an order, he wouldn’t set a stop loss. His exact words were, “If I set a stop loss, it’s easy to get washed out of the trade. I can hold it.” Everyone in the group urged him to lock in a portion of the gains, but he said, “If it goes up another hundred percent, I’ll YOLO and buy a down payment on a place.”

Then that night at around 3 a.m., with zero warning, the market suddenly stabbed down with a single wick. The lowest point precisely hit the liquidation price of all his long positions. With a position worth 400k USDT—plus the principal—within twenty minutes, it was wiped clean to zero. He didn’t sleep at the time. Supposedly he just stared at the screen until dawn, not saying a word.

After that, he never talked about trades in the group again. Last month at a dinner, someone asked him whether he’s still playing. He only said one thing: “Leverage—once you’ve blown up from it, you quit.”

The problem is that those who haven’t blown up yet think they won’t be the next one.

#币圈故事 #risk

The dumbbells I ordered last night have arrived. In the wee hours, during the brief moment I was watching the market to catch my breath, I hauled them up to the third floor and was totally wiped out. After I finished assembling them, I realized the left and right parts were swapped. Momo the bun—wearing a face that clearly said "What is this human up to again?"—came over to inspect. He nudged my ankle with his butt.

My spending philosophy has changed lately: what makes me happier than buying a bag is adding something “useful” to the house. Sure, it will probably be another burst of three-minute enthusiasm, but at least when I’m paying for those three minutes, I’m genuinely excited. I even did the math: investments go green and red, but the satisfaction from purchases I can actually touch feels steady. Haha, this might be the priciest—and possibly the cheapest—spending habit I’ve developed over the years. New gear, guided by Fat Cat, and I’m aiming to get full value out of it.

#懒人健身日常 #Impulse Spending—Real Record

They say that out of ten people, eight get this wrong—dare to share your seconds? 🙋‍♀️

After staring at the charts for so long, have you ever wondered: in the market app, what “candles” are everyone always watching, yet can never really touch?

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Answer: candles.

K-lines are also called candlestick charts. Red and green, rising and falling—no matter how long you stare, it’s still just a shadow on the screen. The only thing you can really touch is your cold cup of coffee in your hand. ☕️

Don’t argue—tell me in the comments what your first instinct is. I bet someone will say “green candle” 🤭

#脑筋急转弯 #Did you get it right?

Meet a guy I know who does cross-border e-commerce. He has a little office over in Longhua. Usually when he crunches numbers, he’s sharp—like a computer.

Last year, during the most insane bull market, his朋友圈 (friend circle) style suddenly changed. Before that, he would post product listing schedules. Later, he was posting position screenshots every day, and the captions were all “Open your horizons,” “In a few years looking back, today will be floor prices.”

One time we were eating and he pulled out his phone to show us his account—six digits in unrealized profit. The way he talked had doubled in volume. Even when the waiter was slow bringing the food, he’d still chat with people about Bitcoin.

Then he added leverage. He said he’d calculated the IRR—this one wave of opportunity is it for the rest of his life. He wanted to gamble for financial freedom. Before he left, he patted my shoulder and said, “You guys who trade spot—at the core, you’re just working for rich people.”

Then the bear market came.

It was like that guy vanished from the face of the earth. Calls not answered, messages not returned. We met again last month. He invited me to eat at a roadside stall. He was in flip-flops and looked like he’d shrunk by a whole circle. When I asked if he still had any of it, he just laughed and said he’d blown it—kept only some spare change.

Now he’s deleted all those market-tracking apps on his phone. He only keeps the banking one. He says he checks his balance once a day—just to remind himself not to be tempted.

He’s still doing his old business too; there’s a stock of goods piled up in the warehouse. But the way he talks is different now. Before, he talked about goals—now he only says, “As long as I can pay off my credit card.”

He told me one thing: “I’ll never touch leverage again in my life.”

Then yesterday I saw him post a brand-new朋友圈. It was a screenshot of the hardest time right after that round of liquidation—him begging people to lend money. The caption said, “Don’t learn from me.”

Someone in the comments said, “That’s just how it is in the crypto world.” Actually, back when he was flying high, he told those people the same thing too: “You don’t get it—you don’t understand the bull market.” So is the him during the bull market the same person as the him during the bear market?

Chat in the comments—are the people around you in the bull and bear markets like they’ve totally become someone else?

#牛熊两面 #DontFOMO

They say the more anxious you are, the harder it is to put down your phone?

When you’re anxious, your brain’s dopamine system is suppressed.
Scrolling on your phone only provides brief, instant stimulation lasting 3 seconds each time.
It also increases dopamine receptor tolerance.

#深夜胡思乱想 #Procrastination Self-Rescue Guide

Got up at 3 a.m. to stare at the charts for a while. In between, I tossed the dirty clothes I’d saved up for a week into the washing machine. Hearing the drum rotate somehow made me feel a little at ease.

I also trimmed the dried-up pothos on the balcony and replaced the litter for my steamed bun. Watching it dig a couple times, then settle contentedly, I suddenly thought that these tiny bits of order can be surprisingly soothing. Adult life doesn’t really have anything dramatic—just slowly straighten out, bit by bit, the corners that get messy.

After watching my emo screen, I switched back to the real world just as the clothes finished washing. While hanging them up, I noticed the balcony breeze was wonderfully cool. That’s good. No matter how bumpy the days get, there are always a few minutes that feel comforting. #独居日常 #Late-night Notes

It’s two in the morning.
All the cats are asleep.

I finished the last episode and still wanted to watch one more, so I went to the intro page of another movie and just stared blankly for ten minutes.

I can’t help feeling that once I close my eyes, I won’t be able to wrap things up properly today—though that “ending” was already gone a long time ago.

Am I the only one like this?

#独居日常 #Can’t bear to sleep

September is here—tonight the breeze finally has a little coolness. I just went out for a walk to get some fresh air and came back. Passing the big banyan tree downstairs in our community, I saw a few stray cats huddled together sleeping. One of them—its fur pattern—was especially like a steamed bun. I crouched there and watched for quite a while, not daring to get closer and disturb them. Suddenly I thought: even if the body is pressed together as tightly as possible, when you’re wandering, that little bit of territory in your heart is still yours. It doesn’t rely on anyone else. Like the days I’ve spent staring at market charts these past few years—I’m best at enduring impatience on my own, and I also understand how to enjoy those moments of solitude when moonlight falls on a clothes-drying rack. Anxiety is always around, but ease has to be found by yourself. Good night, world 💤

#生活观察 #Diary of Solitude

They say that out of ten people, nine get this question’s rush-answer wrong—dare you to try it?🤏

A driver drove through a red light. The traffic police clearly saw it, yet they didn’t stop him. Why?

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Answer: Because he wasn’t driving at all—he was walking.

Got it? The two words “driver” are the trap, making you picture someone gripping the steering wheel—when in fact, it’s just a job title, and he’s only out walking. Getting it wrong isn’t exactly unfair, but these kinds of questions are so infuriating: getting it right isn’t satisfying, but getting it wrong makes you want to fight for another try.

Come on—drop your number in the comments. I’ll see how many aren’t convinced😏

#脑筋急转弯 #Did you get it right?

🚀 Has the copycat season really come? Just look at this spot: $SOL

Current price 104.65, down 1.7% over the last 24 hours—slight pullback. I never guess when it comes to copycat market conditions; I only look at three signals:

1. Is $BTC holding steady? Current price 79,320, down 0.7% in 24 hours—if BTC is ranging or slowly grinding up, only then do funds dare to hunt for opportunities in copycats;
2. Does the leader lead? SOL is the barometer for copycat season. If it can’t break above 109.9, then most rebounds in other small coins are likely to be short-lived appearances;
3. Does volume follow through? If there’s no volume on the breakout, treat it as a fake move.

📋 My trading plan (personal thoughts only, for reference):
Entry: scale in around 99.4; if there’s a breakout with volume above 109.9, you can chase a small position
Position size: total copycat allocation ≤ 10%; never go heavy
Take profit: TP1 at 107.3, TP2 move stop higher above 109.9
Stop loss: 2% below 99.4; for copycats, the stop loss must be firm and decisive
Reason: high-volatility assets only pay for trends—not for holding and enduring.

Are you currently in profit or at a loss on your copycat position? Let’s chat in the comments!

#SOL #山寨币 #CryptoMarket
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Personal thoughts only and not investment advice.

At past class reunions, the thing people talked about most was: “Where are you getting rich now?”

At current class reunions, the thing people talked about most is: “How many months of severance did you get when you were laid off?”

#职场 #Life reflections

⏰ Is now the right time to enter? My decision logic

Many people ask me whether they can buy now, and I usually look at these 3 points:

1️⃣ Is the price in a reasonable range?
$BTC current price 79,702, support around 75,500 = a reasonable entry zone
$ETH current price 2,497, support at 2,350 = worth watching in batches
$SOL current price 105.10, reference support 99.8

2️⃣ Is overall market sentiment stable?
Low fear index = weak market sentiment → may be a chance to pick up chips
High greed index = rising bubble risk → caution needed

3️⃣ What is your risk tolerance?
Before entering, ask yourself: can you still sleep if you lose 30%?

📋 My personal approach (for reference only):
• Build positions in 3 batches, not all at once
• Set stop-loss 2-3% below support
• Keep 20% cash to add on dips

Are you holding or waiting right now? Tell me in the comments! 👇

#BTC #ETH #Cryptocurrency
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. The above is a personal analysis and does not constitute investment advice.

I have a friend who used to run an internet cafe next to the tech park. Later, when the cafe business went bad, he turned it into a chess-and-cards room, but he still kept a few machines in a corner for old regulars.

A couple of years ago, a young guy who often came to surf the web said he was playing some kind of blockchain game, farming tokens until his head hurt, and he had a pile of the project team’s “trash coins” in his hands. He wanted to cash them out and trade them for a graphics card.

My friend didn’t think much of it. Seeing that the coin’s price on the exchange wasn’t even fully displayed, he took it as a bonus and bought it at one cent each. In total he spent a little over three thousand yuan, took a pile of them into a cold wallet, and said, “Just keep them around for fun.”

At the beginning of this year, the landlord of the chess room raised the rent, so he didn’t want to keep doing it. Only then did he dig out the old ledger and remember this matter. After checking the price, he found that the coins he had just been keeping around were worth enough at their peak to cover ten years of rent.

He wasn’t really excited. He just smiled and said: if that kid had used one more graphics card to trade for them back then, I would definitely have thought he was stupid.

I asked him why he didn’t sell. He said, sell what? Now he just watches the numbers jump every day and tells himself — that three thousand yuan was probably the most worthwhile entertainment fee he’s ever spent in his life. After hearing this story, I laughed for a long time, then turned to look at the coins left over from my own all-in swap. Which coin did you sell too early and lose the most on?

#币圈故事 #unresolved regret

🔰 Must-Read for Beginners | 5 Mistakes I Made When I First Entered the Market

Before I got in, I thought I could make money by luck. After getting in, I finally understood this:

❌ Mistake 1: Going all in
One ALL IN, one time to zero. Entering in batches is the right way.

❌ Mistake 2: Chasing pumps and panic selling
$BTC bought after it had already risen a lot, $ETH sold after it fell — exactly the opposite.

❌ Mistake 3: No stop-loss
"Just hold on and it’ll be fine" — sometimes you really can’t hold on.

❌ Mistake 4: Trading coins based on tips
Someone else’s signal doesn’t mean it suits you; you take the risk yourself.

❌ Mistake 5: Going heavy into $BNB / altcoins without understanding them
If you haven’t researched a project’s fundamentals and are relying purely on feeling, you’ll end up paying tuition sooner or later.

Now $BTC 79,922 | $ETH 2,504 | $BNB 748

Which one have you fallen into? Tell me in the comments!
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#Crypto #新手指南 #Bitcoin
⚠️ NFA, DYOR. Investing carries risks; enter the market cautiously.