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$XNY Ten years in the crypto world, I taught myself "how to exit" through a painful loss.

$1000LUNC 2017 In 2017, I experienced an extreme market.

$SKYAI At that time, I heavily invested in ADA, starting to buy in at $0.03, and in three months it surged to $1.2, making my account grow nearly 40 times.

Every day the first thing I did was refresh my account, watching the numbers jump further ahead.

I even started thinking about changing cars – but I made the most common mistake: not selling.

The market reversed faster than I imagined.

ADA dropped from $1.2 all the way back to $0.2, with 80% of my profits evaporating, and the “Porsche plan” turned into a “used BYD reality.”

At that moment, I truly understood a saying:

Those who can buy are apprentices; those who can sell are masters.

1. Take Profit: Use rules to replace emotions

Now I only use one method – laddered take profit.

When the price rises to a certain extent, I first retrieve my cost. For example, from $1 to $2, sell 30%, recovering the principal.

During the next surge, sell another 30% to lock in profits.

For the remaining tokens, I start a trailing stop: when it pulls back 15% from the high, it automatically closes out.

This approach seems “conservative,”

but it maximizes gains during the main upward trend while avoiding giving back all profits.

2. Stop Loss: The simpler the rule, the more it can save you

In all my accounts, there is only one red line:

Single losses are not allowed to exceed 5% of the principal.

With a $10,000 position, if I lose $500, I must cut it.

Immediately after entering, I set a stop-loss order (e.g., -10%).

This isn’t cowardice; it’s the most basic operation for a professional trader.

Opportunities are always there, but the principal is only once.

3. A counterintuitive move: Lower your profit targets

The vast majority of people lose money not because they can’t analyze the market, but because they want to earn “the last dollar.”

Now, I only take the middle parts of the fish, avoiding the head and tail.

With less stretched targets, I have achieved a steady 35% return this year.

4. What truly determines whether you can survive for ten years is discipline

The biggest trap in the crypto world isn’t a crash, but a rise that makes you reluctant to sell.

I was once ridiculed by friends for strictly executing stop losses, but eventually that coin went to zero three months later.

Whether you lose or not is temporary,

but whether you can survive is for a lifetime.

Ten years ago, I was groping in the dark.

Now, I hold a lamp in my hand.

The lamp is on, will you follow? @财经枫哥

$SKATE From 30,000 to 10 million, not too big, not too small. The only truly difficult thing is to resist the urge to meddle.

$LIGHT Most people enter the cryptocurrency world busy as if putting out fires: watching indicators, chasing news, emotions jumping around, the busier they are, the more they lose. I reached eight figures without insider information, without talent, relying only on one principle: eliminate the complex.

$PIPPIN My funding curve is very simple: from 30,000 to 120,000 in two years; from 120,000 to 6 million in one year; from 6 million to 10 million in five months. The further I go, the more I confirm: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the number of operations.

I only focus on one pattern—N shape. First, it goes up, then it pulls back, and finally it breaks through. Once the pattern appears, I enter; if it breaks, I exit immediately. No averaging down, no holding positions, no leverage, stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%. Even with a win rate of only 35%, I still make money because I never gamble my life against the market.

Others think this method is "stupid," but the smarter people overthink themselves to death. I only keep a faint 20-day line, glancing at the four-hour chart every day: if there’s no pattern, I shut down; if there’s a pattern, I set my stop loss and take profit, done in five minutes. Saving time to drink coffee and work out is much more effective than staring at the screen.

After making money, I simplify even more: once I reach 1.2 million, I withdraw the 30,000 principal; at 6 million, I withdraw half to enjoy life, and keep rolling the rest. This way, even if the market crashes, I can sleep peacefully.

I still adhere to three rules:

No chasing prices, wait for the pattern to complete;

No holding positions, exit if it breaks;

No obsession with battles, take profit when enough.

There is no Holy Grail in the cryptocurrency world, only a sieve; if you persist long enough, what belongs to you will naturally remain. Don’t fantasize about hundredfold coins; if you can consistently achieve 10% for 20 times, 10 million is just a matter of time.

I have walked this path; all you need to do is start @财经枫哥

$RECALL After entering the crypto world for ten years, I want to tell you a heartfelt truth: the crypto world can really change your fate.

$SAPIEN When I first entered the circle, I couldn't even hold on to a few hundred U; now, I have tens of millions in hand, and I can go wherever I want.

$AIA And I have come this far relying on two methods.

Method One: Catch the "three 10x coins"

Financial freedom is not a myth, but a clear mathematical path:

1W → 10W → 100W → 1000W

You only need to catch three 10x coins in a row to achieve a leap in life.

And the so-called "catching ten times" is not about gambling, but about execution:

Find the coins with the strongest trends

Continuously lock in profits, increase positions, and compound

Break one 10x into 100 correct operations

I first caught 10x SOL, the second LINK, and the third BTC doubled in half a year.

Is it about talent? No. It's just about accurately seeing the trend and executing repeatedly.

Method Two: Rely on contract rolling, first work up to a 100W principal

Ordinary people want to start from tens of thousands and rush to millions, the only feasible way is rolling positions,

But rolling positions is not about going all in, but extreme restraint.

The core is just three points:

Wait, precise, and ruthless.

Wait: After a sharp decline, sideways movement, and after sideways movement, a breakout, that is the certainty opportunity

Precise: Only trade long in line with the trend, do not go against the trend

Ruthless: When the opportunity comes, increase positions firmly

Rolling positions is not gambling with your life, it is locking in risks.

For example:

Account 5W, only use 10% of profits to open positions (5000U),

Leverage 10 times but each position equals 1-time risk,

Stop loss 2%, losing 1000U does not hurt the principal.

But what if the direction is right?

BTC goes from 1W → 1.1W → 1.2W, rolling once in each segment.

The stronger the trend, the larger your position grows like a snowball.

It’s normal for a wave of行情 to roll from 5W to 20W,

Add two more waves, that’s 100W.

The real logic of wealth can be summed up in one sentence:

It’s not about a one-time 100x, but several times 5x and several times 10x rolled out.

In these ten years, I relied on these two paths to roll my account into tens of millions.

If you are steady and dare to persist,

The next tenfold might be your turning point.

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$EVAA No predictions, no staying up late, no betting on direction.

$SXP 2017 In 2017, I entered with 5000U, sticking to a "probability cheat sheet", 8 years without liquidation, with account drawdown never exceeding 8%.

While others are immersed in the market, I only do one thing —

Using rules to turn myself into the "casino owner" in the market.

1. Locking in Profits: Making Profits Irreversible

As soon as a trade is entered, set stop-loss and take-profit orders.

Once profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately withdraw 50%, separating the earnings from the market, and continue to accumulate compound interest with the remaining amount.

If the market rises, let the profits run; if it drops, only give back the earned portion, keeping the principal intact.

In 5 years, I have withdrawn profits 37 times, with the highest in a week being 180,000 U.

2. Dislocated Positioning: Creating "Structural Advantages" Across Different Cycles

Three cycles to analyze the market:

Daily: Set direction

4 hours: Set range

15 minutes: Set entry

Open two positions for the same coin:

A position follows the trend

B position is a counter-trend ambush

Each position's loss ≤1.5%, with take-profit set at over 5 times.

During market fluctuations, I profit from both sides structurally.

On the day of the LUNA collapse in 2022, both long and short positions were closed for profits, with the account gaining 42% in a single day.

3. Cut Losses for Big Profits: Small Losses to Gain Big

Cutting losses is the ticket that allows me to qualify for trends.

If the trend is favorable, move the stop-loss; if not, exit immediately.

Long-term data:

Win rate 38%

Profit-loss ratio 4.8 : 1

Mathematical expectation +1.9%

For every 1 unit of risk taken, a long-term gain of 1.9 units.

Lastly, three ironclad rules to follow:

Capitalize divided into 10 parts, with a maximum of 1 part per trade, total positions not exceeding 3 parts.

If there are two consecutive losses, you must stop trading.

If the account doubles, withdraw 20%, buy U.S. Treasury bonds or gold to lock in profits.

Trading is not about passion, but about "not getting liquidated".

Remember:

The market doesn’t fear your mistakes; it fears that you lose the qualification to turn around.

Follow this method, and let the exchange start making money for you next week.

$BOB Many people come to the cryptocurrency world, only thinking about getting rich overnight.

I will tell you a harsh truth: Want to get rich? First, learn not to self-destruct!

$SKYAI Back then, I only started with a few thousand U, too poor to even dare to use 10x leverage.

Not a big player, not a millionaire, just an ordinary retail investor who stares at the market until dawn, sweating in my palms.

$TURBO But now? My account balance—50 million+.

This is not bragging; it's a stark reality.

What rolled me up wasn't luck, but discipline.

Phase One: Survival period of 1000U

Split 1000U into 5 parts, taking only 200U each time.

Stop-loss must be set, take-profit must be locked, and any market conditions I don't understand should be avoided.

No bottom fishing, no chasing highs, no guessing trends—only seizing opportunities where the market actively gives money.

Those who can survive in the cryptocurrency world are not the strongest, but the ones who can endure the most.

Phase Two: Empowerment period of 10,000U

After rolling the principal to 10,000U, increase the position to 25% of the total holdings, go with the trend, and run if it doesn't fit.

When the market comes, I scale in step by step, pushing up along the trend.

While others want to bottom fish and top out, I only take the juiciest part in the middle.

Making money relies on execution, not talent.

Phase Three: Breaking through 200,000U

Once the account breaks 200,000, withdraw fixed amounts weekly.

It's not about being afraid of losses, but being afraid of losing control.

In the cryptocurrency world, it's not about how much you earn, but how much you can keep.

Stability is the only way for retail investors to advance to higher levels.

The fundamental reason for liquidation

Chaotic positions, no stop-loss set, holding on to losing trades.

It's not the market that's out to get you; it's you self-destructing.

Making money isn't as hard as you think; what's hard is—staying calm, not being impulsive, and not gambling.

I once mentored a brother, helping him grow from 800U to 12,000U, and he was so excited on the withdrawal day that his hands were shaking.

He wasn't particularly talented, but he was willing to learn, follow, and stay steady.

This path in the cryptocurrency world is a hard-hitting one when walked alone.

Want to get on shore? Want to turn your life around? Come join Feng Ge's team, and we'll help you fly together.

$SKYAI 8 In the cryptocurrency world, from 10,000 to 3 million, I only relied on one thing: to survive.

$TURBO 27 At the age of 27, I ran from Hunan to Wuhan with only 10,000 yuan in my hand. Shortly after entering the market, I lost everything and was left with only a few hundred, so poor that I had to calculate my rent carefully.

During that time, I lay in bed every night questioning life:

Is it that I'm not capable, or is the market too harsh?

Later, I figured it out:

The market doesn't need smart people; it only rewards the execution-oriented fools.

$BOB I climbed from the bottom to three million relying on this so-called "fool's method" that countless others mocked.

At one point, I multiplied my investment 100 times in 3 months.

But what truly brought me to where I am now isn't that blow, but the hard-earned experiences below:

1. A bull market is not a land of gold; it's a casino filled with traps.

I never randomly hit sectors; I only focus on one track, one main upward wave. It's based on concentration, not luck.

2. Old coins being cheap is a trap; new coins being expensive is a trend.

When an old coin drops to 1 cent, it looks like an opportunity, but most will never return.

The market always chases "new stories."

3. Contracts are not money-making tools; they are machines that amplify emotions.

Never go in fully, never exceed 5 times leverage, and stop-loss must be as natural as breathing.

4. The cycle is days; if you don't respect it, you'll be buried.

At the tail end of a bull market, you must clear out the shams.

When delivery people start asking you "which coin can multiply tenfold," it's time to prepare to retreat.

The cryptocurrency world isn't about who makes money fastest, but who can survive the longest.

If you can make it to the next spring, you're bound to do well.

$TRADOOR 2019 The summer of 2023 was the most exaggerated experience of my life.

In 58 days, my account rose from 300,000 to 3,890,000.

During the time of $CHESS , I had already started researching luxury car configurations, and my social media posts were all about 'making money is easier than breathing,' with a background image showcasing a straight line increase in prices.

At that time, I truly believed I had found the ultimate answer to wealth.

However, three months later, the market hit me hard.

$TRUTH Bitcoin fell sharply from its highs, and the 3,420,000 in my account was cleared down to 50,000 in contracts.

The red text 'liquidation cleared' flashed on the screen, and I sat in silence for half an hour, unable to say a word.

At that moment, I finally understood: the so-called favorable winds are merely lent to you by the market, not a reflection of your own abilities.

Over the years, I’ve witnessed countless individuals mistaking luck for skill.

In a bull market, they loudly proclaim their beliefs, but when the bear market arrives, they become the ones picking up the pieces.

In 2021, an older guy mortgaged his house and went all in on Dogecoin, doubling his investment eightfold but refusing to sell, ultimately facing liquidation, losing his home and collapsing.

Those who can truly navigate through three rounds of bull and bear markets have never relied on 'superior skills,' but rather on the ability to survive.

I later tucked away my gambler's mentality and made discipline my survival baseline.

I divided my positions more clearly:

—— Core positions only hold BTC, ETH

—— Swing positions use grid trading

—— Speculative positions only touch altcoins

Others laugh at me for being as steady as a retiree, but this steadiness was bought with three million.

One more thing—do not be superstitious about exchanges.

In 2020, a second-tier platform suddenly went bankrupt, and I managed to avoid disaster by having transferred most of my assets into a cold wallet in advance. Only assets in your own hands are real.

Every day in the market has 'insider news,' but those who can truly make money are often the ones who are quiet, do not chase trends, and adhere to discipline.

My account climbed back from 50,000 to 2,000,000, not relying on miracles, but solely on rules, self-control, and repeatedly avoiding mistakes.

Now, I no longer chase hundredfold stories, nor do I need emotional stimulation.

I just want to help you all steadily navigate through the storms.

In the past, I wandered alone in the dark, but now I have a lamp in my hand.

If you are willing, let’s walk together. @财经枫哥

$PIPPIN I'm thirty years old. I entered the crypto world at 20, and it's been a full ten years now. I've experienced booms and busts, and this year my account reached eight figures for the first time. When the day actually arrived, I wasn't overly excited; it felt more like I could finally live a more stable life: I no longer look at hotel prices, my suitcase is covered in crypto stickers, and I occasionally nod to fellow crypto enthusiasts at the airport—a tacit understanding unique to this industry.


$MON Over the years, people have often asked me about my crypto trading secrets. In short: mindset first, technique second. I'll leave you with a few of the most useful "mindset principles."


$DOGS First, always keep your eyes on BTC. It's the market's compass. When BTC is weak, altcoins shouldn't expect to be strong; when BTC is strong, altcoins will perform. ETH may occasionally move independently, but don't fantasize that altcoins can buck the trend and strengthen.


Second, understand the seesaw effect between USDT and BTC. USDT premium rises, market sentiment turns panicked; if BTC suddenly surges, take profits partially and reduce your position.

Thirdly, monitor three time points:

0:00-1:00 AM: Price spikes are most likely to occur; placing orders often yields bargains.

6:00-8:00 AM: The market's leading indicator for the day—if the price fell in the first half of the night and remained weak in these two hours, a rebound is often expected later; if the price rose in the first half of the night and remained strong in these two hours, a pullback is highly probable.

5:00 PM: US funds enter the market, significantly amplifying volatility.

Fourthly, don't be superstitious about "Black Friday." Fridays have seen both rises and falls; the real market driver is always news.

Finally, and most simply: as long as it's not a worthless coin and there's still trading volume, don't panic during price drops. Give it three to five days, or even two weeks, and it will usually return to a reasonable range. If you have spare cash, add to your position in batches to average down your cost; if not, hold on and don't let emotions sway you.

My proudest trade was buying Dogecoin at 0.085 and holding it until now; it's increased more than twentyfold. It wasn't about skill, it's about patience.

After ten years, I'm increasingly certain: cryptocurrency trading isn't about talent, but about who can maintain their rhythm amidst volatility. The market will provide direction; whether you can follow it depends entirely on your mindset. Making money is luck; surviving is skill.

$TRADOOR wants to multiply the principal by hundreds, not relying on insider information or fate.

$FOLKS The market has given everyone a chance, but the vast majority die from emotions and impulses.

$TNSR Those who truly make it to the end rely on ironclad rules to survive.

The following six points: understanding one means less loss for a year; comprehending all might change your account.

① Rapid rise, slow fall — someone is taking advantage, it’s not a gift.

The main players love to first attract attention, then slowly wash out the chips.

You are scared away by volatility, just as they take over your shares.

② Rapid fall, stagnant rise — it’s not about buying low, it’s a retreat signal.

Fast declines and slow rebounds are mostly about cashing out and escaping.

Buying the bottom isn’t smart; it’s just taking over someone else’s trash bags.

③ High volume at a peak ≠ top.

Many get timid at high volume, but high volume at peaks looks more like a chip turnover.

The real danger is low volume and downward trends — no one is taking over, no funds, no emotions.

④ Volume at the bottom counts as consensus.

One bullish candlestick does not signify a reversal; multiple volumes signify that funds are entering the market.

Trends are not guesses; they are confirmations.

⑤ Charts can deceive, but emotions and volume do not.

Indicators lag, patterns are illusory; reasons can be drawn for both rises and falls.

But volume and emotions are real heartbeats, they are the least likely to lie.

⑥ The harshest point — “none.”

No greed, no fear, no attachment.

Those who can stand aside and wait for opportunities deserve to take heavy positions in the entire trend.

If you can’t grasp this point, the first five are all nonsense.

Remember —

Your true opponent is not the market maker, but your own impatience, fantasies, and hesitation.

Trends exist every day, opportunities are always cycling within volatility,

But those who can fully capture a trend are very few.

It’s not because they don’t work hard, but because their temperament is not stable enough, and their execution is not firm enough.

If you often act impulsively, chase after rises, sell at declines, and get washed out as soon as you enter —

What you lack is not more extravagant indicators but clearer direction and understanding.

Follow Feng Ge @财经枫哥 .

No boasting, no mysticism, no drawing up grand illusions.

Only speak about the real skills that allow people to survive and continue making money.

The team seat is there; the key is — do you have that step of understanding?

$TRADOOR In two days, turning 1320U into 60,000U—this market trend has made me once again confirm: opportunities are never lacking, only the daring to get on board are missing.

On the afternoon of $PIPPIN 24, the market was quiet, I spotted a short-term rhythm, placing a light long position at 0.026.

Suddenly, the market surged as if the accelerator was pressed, pushing all the way to 0.048.

With the signal in place, I decisively took profits—my account directly credited 29,000U.

The next day, I didn't rush in at $CHESS , observing a weakening volume, I opened a short position at 0.0483.

As expected, the price fell to 0.0392, I took profits and exited—another 23,000U in my pocket.

Then I noticed BTC showing significant momentum,

I went long at 87582, and the night session pulled out a big bullish candle, peaking at 91931.

Following my discipline, I took profits again, adding another 19,000U.

In two days, three decisions, the rhythm was just right; turning 1320U into 60,000U is not a miracle, it's cognition + execution + risk control.

Now, I am positioning ahead of the big wave before interest rate cuts,

The closer the market gets to policy implementation, the more opportunities arise.

Those who understand the trend, I am at the front;

If you want to keep up with the rhythm, don’t be late to the party.

Opportunities are not available every day,

But I generally won't miss out on every big wave. @财经枫哥

$TRADOOR Fans often ask me: How do you turn a few thousand U into millions?

I have no shortcuts, and I am not exceptionally gifted; I have just gone through it all—lessons learned at the cost of my life, which I now share with you.

$SQD That year, my account was so empty that I could see my reflection in it, with only seven thousand RMB left in my pocket.

I exchanged it all for 1000 U, with no turning back; at that moment, I forced myself to take it seriously.

$TURBO But I did not go all in.

The first step, I only took 200 U into the market.

I only traded the coins that could run the best that day, doubling up and then leaving;

When it was down to 150 U, I immediately cut losses.

A few small victories, and my capital began to accumulate little by little.

The hardest part of the entire process was not the technique, but rather—the feeling of having made money, yet being unable to resist the urge to continue betting.

I forced myself to stop for a day every time I made over a thousand U, shutting down my computer, calming down, and digesting my emotions.

This step is something too many people cannot achieve.

After my funds became ample, I changed my strategy—using a three-part method to control the pace:

1/3 Go for short trades; if there’s profit, take it and don’t linger;

1/3 Do trend-based investments; ride the upward trend, don’t recklessly catch falling knives on the downturn;

1/3 Keep cash for large fluctuations; don’t rush, don’t chase, and don’t gamble your life.

Before placing each order, I write my take-profit and stop-loss into my notes; only after writing it down can I open a position.

Without a plan, it’s a death sentence.

Contracts are not magic; what they amplify is your greed and fear.

Later, I set four rules for myself that I’ve never broken over the years:

Never go fully invested

Always include stop-loss in every order

A maximum of three orders a day

Must withdraw a portion of profits after winning

I have seen too many people rely on luck to earn their first bucket of gold, only to lose all their capital back to greed.

I have reached where I am today not due to luck, but by keeping the craziness caged and embedding discipline into my bones.

When others ask me what the secret is?

I just say one thing:

When the market comes, dare to act; when emotions run high, dare to stop.

Coins may change, strategies may change—

But discipline does not change, and that’s how you go far. @财经枫哥

$TRADOOR At two o'clock in the morning, my phone kept ringing.

My friend in Shanghai repeatedly sent voice messages, his voice filled with panic:

—— “Over 10 times, 10,000 USDT, it disappeared with just one adjustment. I clearly went all in, why can't I hold on?”

$SQD I opened the records and immediately saw the problem:

Full position, no stop-loss, betting in one direction.

It wasn't the market that killed him; it was his position that first killed himself.

$TURBO Many people misunderstand that full position = safety, endurance for volatility.

The actual situation is just the opposite: heavy position + high leverage is more fragile than partial positions.

01 They think liquidation is caused by leverage.

In fact, most people die under the weight of their positions.

Let’s take the simplest example:

With a 1,000 USDT account, using 900 USDT with 10x leverage,

If the price reverses by 5% → it blows up directly.

With a 1,000 USDT account, using 100 USDT with 10x leverage,

It needs a **50%** fluctuation to go to zero.

That friend of mine pressed 95% of the capital and leveraged 10 times,

The market only needs to slightly pull back, and his chips evaporate.

02 I maintained a full position for half a year without liquidation, relying not on luck, but on discipline.
① Single trade ≤ 20% of total funds.

In a 10,000 USDT market, the maximum for a single trade is 2,000 USDT.

If I judge wrong, a stop-loss of 10% means a loss of only 200 USDT, always leaving room for maneuver.

② Single loss ≤ 3% of total position.

2,000 USDT with 10x leverage, the stop-loss level written dead on the chart in advance.

Keep losses within 300 USDT, which is 3% of the total position.

Even if I make mistakes consecutively, I won’t be severely injured.

③ If there’s no movement in sideways markets, profits won’t double.

Avoid volatility, trends are the opportunity to enter.

After making money, just exit, don’t increase positions, don’t be emotional.

03 Full position is not a weapon, it is a buffer zone.

Its purpose is not gambling, but error tolerance.

I guided a brother who cleared his position every month,

By strictly following these three rules,

In three months, 5,000 USDT → 8,000 USDT.

He said something I remember to this day:

“Before, I treated full position as a gamble for my life, now I know it is to survive.”

In the crypto world, speed is not important; being alive means there’s a next opportunity to profit.

Don’t compare who charges fiercely, compare who loses slowly.

You can be wrong in direction three times, but you cannot be wrong in position even once.

Stability is the fastest way. @财经枫哥

$H In recent years, many people have asked me a question:

Can ordinary people still have the chance to reverse their fortunes in the crypto space?

$IRYS My current answer is very clear: Yes.

But the premise is—you cannot use a worker's logic to make investments.

$ORCA The reality is there:

Salaries can't keep up with prices, financial management can't outpace inflation, opportunities are becoming more expensive, and barriers to entry are getting higher.

Most paths are gradually closing off, and there are not many windows that can truly help ordinary people turn their fortunes around.

What’s special about the crypto space is here—

It doesn’t look at education, doesn’t look at connections, and doesn’t even care if you started low.

It only considers two things: is the thinking correct, and is the operation stable.

Unfortunately, most people fail at the first step:

They are afraid to enter when prices rise, and afraid to buy when prices fall.

In a bull market, they are afraid of heights; in a bear market, they are afraid of lows.

After a complete cycle, they are filled with regret and fear.

But there is another group of people—

They are not necessarily smart, nor are they necessarily professionals; some even know nothing when they first arrive.

They can only see the direction in the chaos and maintain their positions amid panic.

I once mentored a brother who couldn’t be more ordinary.

Starting with 500U, with no skills and no background.

But I saw one thing in him—stability.

When others chase after wild gains, he doesn't follow;

When others panic, he researches, lays low, and gradually increases his position.

While others think about how to get rich quickly,

He thinks about how to survive until the next cycle.

In the end, he turned his fortunes around.

Not by relying on luck from liquidation but through rhythm, patience, and survival.

Opportunities in the crypto space have never been biased.

What truly differentiates is who prepares in advance and who dares to execute.

Those who hesitate will always trail behind the market;

Those who make decisions have long been waiting for the next stop on the train.

If you haven't found your rhythm, layout method, or risk control standards—

You can follow me for a while.

I've stepped in enough pits; you don't need to step in them again.

I won’t take you to gamble, but I will guide you on the right path.

Identify the direction, stabilize your position, and survive the cycle.

Making money has never been about luck; it’s about structure and rhythm.

$PLUME In those years, the business lost terribly, and debts weighed heavily on my chest.

Now, the net profit is 320,000 a day.

$TRADOOR At the moment I stared at the account balance, I suddenly understood—

The noise outside, the warmth and coldness of human relationships, all became unimportant.

$MON Alone, I rowed against the current and broke through the wind.

I have walked through the darkest nights and crossed the swiftest rivers.

Although the light boat is heavy, I still hold my own oar.

My name is Feng Ge, and I have been in the cryptocurrency circle for eight years.

Starting from a borrowed 100,000, I slowly rolled it to 50 million.

Not relying on insider information, not chasing trends, just relying on a method that is extremely simple,

For eight years, I have mechanically and steadfastly executed it.

I have experienced liquidation, cut losses, and despair.

For over 3000 days, I have only done one thing—

Treat trading as leveling up, advancing stage by stage.

Today, I present the six iron rules condensed over eight years to those willing to persist👇

1. Volume determines direction

Fast rises and slow falls are mostly the main force accumulating positions;

And the sharp drop after a rapid rise—this is when the real harvesting begins.

2. A flash crash is a knife edge

Rapid declines and slow increases mostly indicate unloading.

The rebound after a flash crash appears sweet, but it’s actually a poisoned bait.

3. Low volume at high positions, night is approaching

High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily collapse, but prolonged high positions with no volume,

Are the eerie calm before the storm arrives.

4. Bottoms need confirmation, don’t bet on one-time events

A wave of increased volume does not count as a bottom,

The true buying point comes from—volume shrinking at the bottom followed by renewed volume.

5. K-line is an appearance, volume is the language

Emotions are written in the trading volume:

Shrinking volume = silence, increasing volume = funds pouring in.

Understanding volume is understanding the pulse of the market.

6. No mentality is the ultimate state

Dare to hold cash, able to take profits, able to stop losses;

Not greedy, not chasing, not chaotic.

This is not a Buddhist mindset; it’s the longest-lasting mentality of survival.

In the cryptocurrency circle, opportunities have never been absent,

What’s lacking is the heart to endure loneliness and execute to the end.

Most people lose not because of skill, but because—

In the darkness, they panicked, stumbled, and forgot the direction.

I have stumbled here,

Willing to pass this lamp to you who are still in the darkness.

The market is brewing.

Don’t continue to grope in the dark alone.

If you are willing—I will take you to shore.

$TNSR Last year, a brother found me with only 1800U in his pocket.

No nonsense, the first thing he said was: “Brother Feng, I want to learn real stuff.”

$BANANAS31 I thought he was just another newcomer here to join the fun, but three months later, he turned 1800U into 60,000U—zero liquidation, zero reckless moves, zero self-sabotage.

It’s not talent, it’s execution.

$PARTI I only gave him three rules, but each one is useful for 99% of people for a lifetime.

First Rule: Diversifying your portfolio is not a suggestion, it’s a mandate.

1800U, I directly split it into three parts:

600U for day trading — one trade a day, feel uncomfortable? Go to cash.

600U for swing trading — don’t act until the trend is clear.

600U for base capital — don’t touch even if the sky falls.

This rule saved him during a significant drop.

Newcomers die quickly, often due to an all-in approach + emotional decisions.

On the first day I taught him, he curtailed his initial impulses using this rule.

Second Rule: Eat the body of the fish, don’t eat the head or tail.

80% of the time in the crypto world is fake action.

Those who watch the market every day are the easiest to be worn down by fees and slow volatility.

My only requirement is one sentence:

If there’s no market movement, act as if the market doesn’t exist.

Lock in a portion immediately when profits exceed 20%.

How the market moves, how it swings, has nothing to do with emotions.

Last week during that ZEC wave, he followed the process to catch the body of the fish, steadily making 30%, clean and efficient.

Third Rule: Turn off your emotions, turn on the rules.

You’re not here to date; you’re here to make money.

Treat yourself as an execution program:

Lose 2%, cut your losses.

Make 4%, reduce your position.

Does it hurt? Of course, it hurts.

But he endured it. Now when he looks at the market, his heartbeat is as steady as a cold machine.

This market is cruel but fair:

It’s not the smartest who make money, but the ones who follow the rules survive.

If you’re still being led by volatility, getting distracted by emotions, dreaming of getting rich ten times a day...

Then you will be educated by the market sooner or later.

When you feel lost, impulsive, and make chaotic trades, don’t resist hard.

Wait until you’re ready, then come find me.

$TNSR Too many people have been contacting me recently, holding just a few thousand U, yet thinking about making ten times overnight by following others.

$BANANAS31 Honestly speaking — I won't teach this kind of quick success method.

$PARTI I can only take those who are willing to 'endure'.

Those brothers who truly turn the tide started with just a few thousand U, but they understand the rhythm, patience, and how to survive.

Remember, small capital is not built up by a few critical hits,

it is accumulated steadily, bit by bit, nurturing the account to withstand risks.

I have a fan who, at his lowest point, only had 2500 U left.

But he was able to turn things around, only because he took the right first step —

kicking the habit of going all in with heavy positions.

The market is not suitable for every critical hit.

Contracts are even more so: the time spent in cash positions should always be longer than in positions.

Only by resisting 80% of temptations and only taking the 20% of trades with the greatest confidence can the capital grow.

The sense of rhythm also determines how far you can go.

Don't dream during low-volume fluctuations; small positions, short stop losses;

The real market is when there’s a volume breakout, and after the support stabilizes, then you can increase your positions to ride the entire wave.

One more thing, small capital should never run around randomly:

Today DeFi, tomorrow AI, the day after tomorrow Meme……

If your capital is small and you want to catch them all, you will only get harvested back and forth.

I advised him to focus only on two or three familiar coins, digesting the candlestick patterns, emotions, and capital flows,

the result was much stronger than randomly flying around.

Small capital needs to turn around, not by being aggressive, but by surviving.

As long as the account hasn't been wiped out, there will always be opportunities.

The rhythm of the market is long enough; as long as you wait for your moment, then biting down hard is sufficient.

Correct methods + stable execution,

are a thousand times stronger than your own random rush and trial.

If you are also feeling confused now and want to truly start turning things around,

come find Brother Feng, I will give you a more concrete path and rhythm. @财经枫哥

$TRUST This year I earned 600,000 U, but to be honest, it’s not because I’m strong; it’s because I lost enough in the beginning to know how to survive in the crypto world.

$MMT Many people envy the so-called "freedom," but the real market is all in Europe and America.

Staying up late is not a choice; it’s a necessity. Last year there were three months when I went to bed at 8 PM and got up at 3 AM, my schedule was reversed—but it was worth it.

During those three waves of ETH rising in the early morning, just following a segment could yield 30%+, those who don’t monitor the market aren’t even qualified to participate.

Daytime crashes? Don’t panic, that’s often an opportunity.

$RECALL The sharp drop in the Asian market mostly creates panic for you. The most typical case was in July when Bitcoin dropped to 59,000 during the day, and the whole network was bearish; I placed an order at 58,500, and the European and American markets directly pushed it to 63,000.

Remember this: the more panic in Asia, the more Europe and America like to do the opposite.

Long wicks? Don’t take them as unexpected.

That’s the favorite way for the big players to wash out the market. SOL doubled within two days after that violent spike from 125 last month; it’s a living example.

The real market is never gentle; it only favors the ruthless.

When you panic, you just contribute to the market.

The news is the same.

Good news isn’t for you to chase; it’s for you to exit. In June, during the ETF wave, Bitcoin rose 7 days in advance. When the news landed, I immediately liquidated my position to short, and the next day it was a 10% loss.

The crypto world never looks at fundamentals; it only looks at whether expectations are met. When good news lands, it’s “selling the facts.”

Positioning is the same.

I now don’t exceed 5% in a single position. Many people think it’s slow, but I believe this is the bottom line for survival. You’ve heard many stories of going all in, but most protagonists are no longer in this market.

Finally—

What’s most valuable in the crypto world is not technology, but discipline.

It’s not about how accurate you are, but whether you can control yourself. Being able to wait, endure, and exit is the standard configuration of top players.

The market is for making money, not for burying oneself alongside losses.

Those who can’t listen will eventually be educated by the market itself.

$TRUST 8 year, 25 million, it's not luck, it's understanding the losses.

People often ask me:

"Brother Feng, how do you choose coins? How do you make trades?"

$MMT to be honest, my method is not fancy at all.

But it's precisely these "simple things that people overlook" that have allowed me to survive for 8 years and earn 25 million.

$RECALL are you like this too:

When the market rises, you rush in, mess around, and end up getting liquidated?

Don't laugh—I used to be even more reckless than you.

Today, I'm sharing with you the practical strategies I use every day and dare you to copy:

· Choosing coins: start screening from the gainers list

Don't touch those that aren't rising.

Only when capital has been involved can there be opportunities to trade.

· Don't focus on K-lines, focus on monthly MACD

Golden cross appears—enter.

No golden cross—stay out.

Don't bet on rebounds; if you bet once, you'll lose once.

· 60-day line—must check daily

If it falls back to the 60-day line + volume increase, then I add positions.

If the signal doesn't appear, I prefer to wait.

· Entering the market doesn't mean fighting

If it breaks the line, just exit, no hesitation.

Most people turn profits into losses just by waiting too long.

· Profit-taking relies on rhythm, not on fantasies

Take half off at 30% profit, take half off again at 50% profit.

Securing profits is better than staring at the ceiling.

· The most crucial point

Break below the 70-day line—immediately exit.

Don't fight the trend, don't gamble with your life.

This is the fundamental reason I have come this far today.

The simpler the cryptocurrency circle, the more stable the earnings.

What truly turns people around is not "going all in" but execution + emotional control.

I only trade live, no stories.

The trading team still has a few spots left,

If you want to learn the method and turn things around, come join me.

$BANANAS31 I have an old teacher from Fujian who has been in the cryptocurrency market for 12 years. I accompanied him from over two hundred thousand in capital to over eighty million.

$LIGHT 60 At the age of 60, he lives more low-key than ordinary people, residing in a regular house, relying on an electric bike for transport, and when buying groceries at the market, he meticulously haggles. He says this kind of everyday life makes one feel secure.

$Q He can multiply his capital by hundreds of times, never relying on insider information or luck, but strictly adhering to a few iron rules. Here they are, perhaps they can help others avoid some detours:

1. Rapid rise and slow fall hide accumulation: After a major force pushes up the price, they won’t rush to sell off, but will slowly adjust to accumulate shares. When encountering this rhythm, don’t panic, don’t let small fluctuations wash you out.

2. Sudden drop and stagnation indicate selling: A sudden large drop followed by a weak rebound is likely a sign of the main force exiting. At this time, don’t think about bottom fishing; it may very well be a “trap” left by others exiting the market.

3. High volume at the top isn’t necessarily a peak: Volume at the top often indicates a change in hands, while a decline in volume during a drop should alert you that the market may have reached its end.

4. Steady bottom requires high volume: A single volume spike may be a lure; only repeated spikes indicate that the main force has truly entered and consensus is forming.

5. Emotion is more important than charts: Don’t fixate on complex indicators; the market ultimately operates on human nature, and volume is the most authentic reflection of emotion.

6. The word 'nothing' is the ultimate principle: Do not cling, do not be greedy, do not be fearful. Those who can endure waiting in cash are the ones who can seize major market movements.

The biggest enemy in the cryptocurrency market is not the market makers or the trends, but one's own greed and impatience. The market never lacks opportunities; those who can maintain calm, control their hands, and guard their positions are the ones who will last.

Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not due to a lack of effort, but a lack of guidance.
Opportunities are always present, but they won’t wait for anyone—follow the right people to emerge from the darkness, see if you follow.