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communicate together!
Major update, the Binance chat room has launched the private chat feature!
The operation is very simple:
1
Enter "chat room" in the search bar to find the entrance
2
Click the plus sign in the upper right corner to add friends
3 Enter the other person's Binance UID (for example, mine:
lmf123)
4 Click search, and you can directly add me as a friend, let's
communicate together!
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$ETH Someone asked me: Have you made money in the cryptocurrency circle?
$BTC To be honest, I have indeed made some, but it’s not relying on complex technology, rather it’s a very "foolish" method.
$ZEC I started with 100,000 USDT using this method, and now it has grown to 1,000,000 USDT. At that time, I never thought that trading could be so effortless.
The core is just three sentences: watch the trend, find the position, wait for the signal.
I usually only look at larger time frames, starting from 4 hours. The market has only three states: up, sideways, down.
If it’s going up, look for opportunities to go long; if it’s going down, go short in the direction of the trend; if it’s sideways, I’d rather not place an order. If the trend is wrong, everything else is pointless.
After confirming the direction, just wait for the key position. Prices don’t move in a straight line; they jump in levels. What we need to do is to get in at its "jumping position" and cash out at the next level. This position, to put it simply, is support and resistance.
Once at the position, look for entry signals in the smaller time frames. Everyone’s technique is different; mastering one or two sets is enough. The real money-making isn’t flashy, but whether you can quickly set a plan and strictly follow it.
For each trade, I only do a few things: what to do, how much to invest, whether to go long or short, where to enter, where to exit if wrong, where to exit if profit. The rest, I don't get tangled up in.
Trading really isn't as mystical as everyone thinks; the difficulty has never been the method, but whether you can keep your hand steady and your mind calm.
The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp—whether you want to join me on the shore is up to you. #美联储重启降息步伐 #比特币VS代币化黄金
$BTC To be honest, I have indeed made some, but it’s not relying on complex technology, rather it’s a very "foolish" method.
$ZEC I started with 100,000 USDT using this method, and now it has grown to 1,000,000 USDT. At that time, I never thought that trading could be so effortless.
The core is just three sentences: watch the trend, find the position, wait for the signal.
I usually only look at larger time frames, starting from 4 hours. The market has only three states: up, sideways, down.
If it’s going up, look for opportunities to go long; if it’s going down, go short in the direction of the trend; if it’s sideways, I’d rather not place an order. If the trend is wrong, everything else is pointless.
After confirming the direction, just wait for the key position. Prices don’t move in a straight line; they jump in levels. What we need to do is to get in at its "jumping position" and cash out at the next level. This position, to put it simply, is support and resistance.
Once at the position, look for entry signals in the smaller time frames. Everyone’s technique is different; mastering one or two sets is enough. The real money-making isn’t flashy, but whether you can quickly set a plan and strictly follow it.
For each trade, I only do a few things: what to do, how much to invest, whether to go long or short, where to enter, where to exit if wrong, where to exit if profit. The rest, I don't get tangled up in.
Trading really isn't as mystical as everyone thinks; the difficulty has never been the method, but whether you can keep your hand steady and your mind calm.
The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp—whether you want to join me on the shore is up to you. #美联储重启降息步伐 #比特币VS代币化黄金
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$ZEC Buffett's old saying: “The first rule is, never lose money; the second rule is, remember the first rule.”
$ETH The deeper you lose, the harder it is to turn back—this is the cruelest truth of the market.
$FHE Many people think about doubling their money every day, but forget that truly capable people only do one thing: never let their account hit zero.
Why? Because math never lies.
Take a look at the most heart-wrenching reality:
• Lose 10%, earn 11% to break even;
• Lose 30%, you need to earn 43%;
• Lose 50%, you must double;
• Lose 70%, you need to pull up to 233% to recover.
This is why many people can never escape the trap.
Because when you've reduced your account to half, you're already “half a foot in ICU”; losing 70% is basically “waiting for the notification.”
Small losses can be recovered, but big losses are basically irretrievable.
Whether you can survive depends on whether you are willing to cut losses.
There are plenty of methods to cut losses, and I have four commonly used ways, with the last one being the simplest, most commonly used, and the most cost-effective.
Of course, each set of rules should be combined with your system, your logic, and your rhythm, rather than blindly copied.
But at least today, please remember one thing:
You can be wrong a hundred times, but you cannot let one mistake knock you out of the game.
Traders who do not cut losses have no future.
May you walk more steadily and brightly in the market.
#美联储重启降息步伐 #ETH走势分析
$ETH The deeper you lose, the harder it is to turn back—this is the cruelest truth of the market.
$FHE Many people think about doubling their money every day, but forget that truly capable people only do one thing: never let their account hit zero.
Why? Because math never lies.
Take a look at the most heart-wrenching reality:
• Lose 10%, earn 11% to break even;
• Lose 30%, you need to earn 43%;
• Lose 50%, you must double;
• Lose 70%, you need to pull up to 233% to recover.
This is why many people can never escape the trap.
Because when you've reduced your account to half, you're already “half a foot in ICU”; losing 70% is basically “waiting for the notification.”
Small losses can be recovered, but big losses are basically irretrievable.
Whether you can survive depends on whether you are willing to cut losses.
There are plenty of methods to cut losses, and I have four commonly used ways, with the last one being the simplest, most commonly used, and the most cost-effective.
Of course, each set of rules should be combined with your system, your logic, and your rhythm, rather than blindly copied.
But at least today, please remember one thing:
You can be wrong a hundred times, but you cannot let one mistake knock you out of the game.
Traders who do not cut losses have no future.
May you walk more steadily and brightly in the market.
#美联储重启降息步伐 #ETH走势分析
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$ZEC “Tiger Brother, what does it really take to make money in the crypto world? Is it just about who has good luck?”
$FHE I always reply with a smile: “Luck is something everyone has, but being able to seize it is the real skill.”
$ETH Look at those truly successful veteran players; they don’t just guess the market every day, nor do they throw all their money in at once, but rather they use strategies to embrace luck.
First, you need to have a strategy.
When the market surges, those without a plan either get off the train early or get caught off guard by a pullback.
Making money isn’t just about “seeing the right direction,” but rather how disciplined you are.
You should take profits when necessary and cut losses when needed.
Those with a strategy aren’t afraid of missing out or pullbacks.
They’ve already thought through their entry points, position sizes, and stop-loss lines,
not acting recklessly but rather executing with rhythm.
When luck arrives, they can seize it; when luck doesn’t arrive, they can hold steady.
Second, you need to have capital management.
The harshest part of the crypto world isn’t the crash but seeing opportunities when you have no bullets left.
Many people add to their positions after making a profit, only to get wiped out by a single bearish candle.
The smart approach is to divide your capital into several parts:
one for foundational investment, one for trial and error, and one for major market movements.
You don’t need to be fully invested every time to get rich; just make sure you don’t blow everything at once.
I know a brother who last year maintained a small position throughout a bull market,
he multiplied his investment tenfold and held on steadily until the end of the year.
Others say he was lucky, but I know—
he just had a bit more patience and a bit less impulsiveness than others.
The market will always come, and opportunities will always arise.
What you need to do is not pray for good luck, but to improve yourself,
so when that wave of “sudden good fortune” comes crashing down,
you can catch it steadily, rather than once again—missing out.
If you still don’t know what to do now, follow Tiger Brother; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!#ETH走势分析 #美联储重启降息步伐
$FHE I always reply with a smile: “Luck is something everyone has, but being able to seize it is the real skill.”
$ETH Look at those truly successful veteran players; they don’t just guess the market every day, nor do they throw all their money in at once, but rather they use strategies to embrace luck.
First, you need to have a strategy.
When the market surges, those without a plan either get off the train early or get caught off guard by a pullback.
Making money isn’t just about “seeing the right direction,” but rather how disciplined you are.
You should take profits when necessary and cut losses when needed.
Those with a strategy aren’t afraid of missing out or pullbacks.
They’ve already thought through their entry points, position sizes, and stop-loss lines,
not acting recklessly but rather executing with rhythm.
When luck arrives, they can seize it; when luck doesn’t arrive, they can hold steady.
Second, you need to have capital management.
The harshest part of the crypto world isn’t the crash but seeing opportunities when you have no bullets left.
Many people add to their positions after making a profit, only to get wiped out by a single bearish candle.
The smart approach is to divide your capital into several parts:
one for foundational investment, one for trial and error, and one for major market movements.
You don’t need to be fully invested every time to get rich; just make sure you don’t blow everything at once.
I know a brother who last year maintained a small position throughout a bull market,
he multiplied his investment tenfold and held on steadily until the end of the year.
Others say he was lucky, but I know—
he just had a bit more patience and a bit less impulsiveness than others.
The market will always come, and opportunities will always arise.
What you need to do is not pray for good luck, but to improve yourself,
so when that wave of “sudden good fortune” comes crashing down,
you can catch it steadily, rather than once again—missing out.
If you still don’t know what to do now, follow Tiger Brother; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!#ETH走势分析 #美联储重启降息步伐
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$ZEC 1000U to 80,000 U, I rely on 'slow' to win against the fast knife.
$ETH the first cut, 15 minutes—1000U becomes 4000U.
$BTC 2017 Winter night, I opened 100 times leverage, BTC flashed down by 2%, at the moment the system warned of liquidation, the screen flashed red more frequently than the beat of a drum, yet I strangely remained calm:
It turns out that liquidation does not scream; it only makes a 'ding' sound, like a subway ticket check.
After that day, I wrote the trading password on a sticky note and stuck it on the fridge—first endure through the night, then decide whether to open a position.
The sticky note has been there for two years.
Later, I learned to dull the 'fast knife' and summarized three 'slow files':
1. Use 'sleep value' to weigh positions.
The maximum unit that allows for a peaceful sleep is the upper limit.
Single risk does not exceed 2% of total capital; before opening a position, I ask myself:
When I wake up tomorrow, will this price point make me regret pinching my thigh? If yes, cut it in half and then cut it in half again.
2. Use 'BOLL contraction' to filter signals.
Seventy percent of the time, I am in cash, only looking at BOLL for four hours.
Contraction = the market is holding its breath, expansion = the first exhale.
Enter in batches near the lower track, set stop-loss before the contraction low, and take profit at a 1:2 risk-reward ratio.
Do not chase spikes, do not bet on breakthroughs, only eat that 'exhale.'
3. Lock profits with the 'break-even line.'
Once floating profits reach 50%, immediately take back the principal: transfer the initial margin back to the cold wallet, let the remaining profits run naked. No matter how fierce the market is, it can't bite my principal.
Last year, when SOL's daily chart contracted, I followed the pattern, three weeks 3.2 times, after taking back the principal, the profits ran freely, ultimately 7.8 times collected.
Not a god, just the signal arrived, light position, can sleep well.
The market lacks fierce people, but lacks living ones.
If you are still staring at the screen until four in the morning, scared and trembling by a 1% spike, do not rush to double down; learn to avoid liquidation first to have a future.
Once alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands, will you follow or not? #美国初请失业金人数 #美联储重启降息步伐
$ETH the first cut, 15 minutes—1000U becomes 4000U.
$BTC 2017 Winter night, I opened 100 times leverage, BTC flashed down by 2%, at the moment the system warned of liquidation, the screen flashed red more frequently than the beat of a drum, yet I strangely remained calm:
It turns out that liquidation does not scream; it only makes a 'ding' sound, like a subway ticket check.
After that day, I wrote the trading password on a sticky note and stuck it on the fridge—first endure through the night, then decide whether to open a position.
The sticky note has been there for two years.
Later, I learned to dull the 'fast knife' and summarized three 'slow files':
1. Use 'sleep value' to weigh positions.
The maximum unit that allows for a peaceful sleep is the upper limit.
Single risk does not exceed 2% of total capital; before opening a position, I ask myself:
When I wake up tomorrow, will this price point make me regret pinching my thigh? If yes, cut it in half and then cut it in half again.
2. Use 'BOLL contraction' to filter signals.
Seventy percent of the time, I am in cash, only looking at BOLL for four hours.
Contraction = the market is holding its breath, expansion = the first exhale.
Enter in batches near the lower track, set stop-loss before the contraction low, and take profit at a 1:2 risk-reward ratio.
Do not chase spikes, do not bet on breakthroughs, only eat that 'exhale.'
3. Lock profits with the 'break-even line.'
Once floating profits reach 50%, immediately take back the principal: transfer the initial margin back to the cold wallet, let the remaining profits run naked. No matter how fierce the market is, it can't bite my principal.
Last year, when SOL's daily chart contracted, I followed the pattern, three weeks 3.2 times, after taking back the principal, the profits ran freely, ultimately 7.8 times collected.
Not a god, just the signal arrived, light position, can sleep well.
The market lacks fierce people, but lacks living ones.
If you are still staring at the screen until four in the morning, scared and trembling by a 1% spike, do not rush to double down; learn to avoid liquidation first to have a future.
Once alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands, will you follow or not? #美国初请失业金人数 #美联储重启降息步伐
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Congratulations to the brothers who joined last night, $ETH this cut was really done beautifully!
Opened a short around 3140, the market directly plunged to 3066,
Only one step away from the second target at 3050, the entire drop was completely within the prediction.
Many people hesitated to enter during the fluctuation, but those who truly make money are always the ones who dare to take action at critical points.
Follow me, not seeking huge profits on every trade, but hoping for each cut to be stable, accurate, and fierce.
Opened a short around 3140, the market directly plunged to 3066,
Only one step away from the second target at 3050, the entire drop was completely within the prediction.
Many people hesitated to enter during the fluctuation, but those who truly make money are always the ones who dare to take action at critical points.
Follow me, not seeking huge profits on every trade, but hoping for each cut to be stable, accurate, and fierce.
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Why do people continue to push forward despite knowing that contract risks are extremely high? In simple terms, everyone has fantasized about a sudden turnaround at some point! I am from Yueyang, Hunan, 30 years old! I entered the market in 2018 with 200,000, and I am now financially free. There are no insider deals, no backers; all I rely on is a set of 'both simple and stable' trading systems. After eight years of practical experience, I've faced liquidation and account blowouts! Each time I rise again, I am calmer than before. In the end, I realized six iron rules! For each rule understood, you can lose 100,000 less; truly understanding three rules can help avoid 90% of traps. 1: Don't chase after a sudden rise. The main force's surge doesn't necessarily mean it’s going to fly! If it rises too fast and the volume can't keep up = it's a false move. I only take the second step during the 'calm period', not following the frenzy. 2: Don't bottom fish during a sudden drop. A small rebound after a flash crash is 99% a trap! The real bottom isn't 'pulled back', it's 'ground out'. The days of market silence are when the funds actually enter. 3: Don't panic when there's high volume at a peak; it's dangerous when there's no volume. High volume = still in contention; no volume = the main force has left! A sideways movement + low volume = a warning signal. 4: Don't act impulsively when there's volume at the bottom. A real launch is 'continuous volume + low volume pullback without breaking'; a false launch is 'one day of explosive volume + immediate shutdown'. I would rather take a mid-stage position than snatch the first bite! 5: It's better to look at volume than K-lines. K-lines reflect emotions, trading volume reveals the truth! Volume is the root, price is the fruit! Trading should follow the trend and look at volume; going against it is a gamble that could lead to disaster. 6: The highest realm is 'nothingness'. Without greed, you can take profits; without fear, you can enter the market; without obsession, you can stay in cash. The market seems complex, but it is actually a reflection of mindset. After eight years of trading, I have seen too many smart people blow up their accounts, and I have also seen 'slightly less smart people' make a comeback through steady progress. The market never rewards the most excited people; it only rewards the calmest. I am Tiger Brother, not telling myths or calling trades! I only discuss logic, rhythm, and profitable ideas! If you also want to survive in the volatility and want to know how I judge 'real surges' and 'false rebounds', feel free to follow Tiger Brother; as long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
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$ETH Do you want to earn U for a lifetime or just keep earning U for a lifetime!
$BNB For brothers and sisters with a capital of less than 2000U, pause for a moment and listen to my advice.
$ZEC The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it's a battlefield that requires strategy.
With less capital, you need to be more stable, just like an experienced hunter who remains calm. Last year, I mentored a novice whose account had only 1200U; at first, he was so nervous that he couldn't place an order, afraid that one operation would wipe him out.
I told him: "Follow the rules, and you can gradually rise."
Three months later, his account surpassed 15,000U;
Five months later, it skyrocketed to 32,000U, and he never blew up a position once.
Some people ask if it’s luck? Absolutely not; it relies on strict discipline.
These three iron rules of "survival and profit" helped him grow from 1200U to where he is now:
First rule: Divide funds into three parts, leaving a good backup.
Split the capital into three parts: 500U for intraday trading, only focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, cashing out when there’s a 3%-5% fluctuation;
400U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability;
300U kept as a trump card, remaining untouched even in extreme market conditions, serving as a solid foundation for recovery.
Have you seen those who go all in with a few thousand U? They panic when prices rise or fall and cannot go far. True winners understand the importance of keeping some money off the market.
Second rule: Only follow trends, don’t exhaust yourself in fluctuations.
The market spends 80% of its time in sideways movement, and frequent trading only incurs fees for the platform.
If there's no signal, sit tight; if there is a signal, act decisively.
Withdraw half of the profits after a 15% gain; securing profits is reliable.
The rhythm of experts is: "Do nothing if there's no need, but if you act, you must succeed." When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious and not chasing prices.
Third rule: Prioritize rules, manage emotions.
Single trade stop-loss must not exceed 2%; leave when it hits the point;
If profits exceed 4%, reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run;
Never average down on losses, don’t let emotions drag you down.
You don’t need to catch every market movement perfectly, but you must adhere to the rules every time.
Making money relies on a system that controls the impulse to make random trades.
Remember, having little capital is not scary; what's scary is always thinking about "turning the tables in one go." Growing from 1200U to 32,000U is not based on luck but on rules, patience, and discipline.
The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp—deciding whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
#美联储重启降息步伐
$BNB For brothers and sisters with a capital of less than 2000U, pause for a moment and listen to my advice.
$ZEC The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it's a battlefield that requires strategy.
With less capital, you need to be more stable, just like an experienced hunter who remains calm. Last year, I mentored a novice whose account had only 1200U; at first, he was so nervous that he couldn't place an order, afraid that one operation would wipe him out.
I told him: "Follow the rules, and you can gradually rise."
Three months later, his account surpassed 15,000U;
Five months later, it skyrocketed to 32,000U, and he never blew up a position once.
Some people ask if it’s luck? Absolutely not; it relies on strict discipline.
These three iron rules of "survival and profit" helped him grow from 1200U to where he is now:
First rule: Divide funds into three parts, leaving a good backup.
Split the capital into three parts: 500U for intraday trading, only focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum, cashing out when there’s a 3%-5% fluctuation;
400U for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities before acting, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability;
300U kept as a trump card, remaining untouched even in extreme market conditions, serving as a solid foundation for recovery.
Have you seen those who go all in with a few thousand U? They panic when prices rise or fall and cannot go far. True winners understand the importance of keeping some money off the market.
Second rule: Only follow trends, don’t exhaust yourself in fluctuations.
The market spends 80% of its time in sideways movement, and frequent trading only incurs fees for the platform.
If there's no signal, sit tight; if there is a signal, act decisively.
Withdraw half of the profits after a 15% gain; securing profits is reliable.
The rhythm of experts is: "Do nothing if there's no need, but if you act, you must succeed." When his account doubled, I watched him steadily collect money, not anxious and not chasing prices.
Third rule: Prioritize rules, manage emotions.
Single trade stop-loss must not exceed 2%; leave when it hits the point;
If profits exceed 4%, reduce the position by half, let the remaining profits run;
Never average down on losses, don’t let emotions drag you down.
You don’t need to catch every market movement perfectly, but you must adhere to the rules every time.
Making money relies on a system that controls the impulse to make random trades.
Remember, having little capital is not scary; what's scary is always thinking about "turning the tables in one go." Growing from 1200U to 32,000U is not based on luck but on rules, patience, and discipline.
The abyss is always there, and I only light one lamp—deciding whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
#美联储重启降息步伐
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$ETH One general's success leaves countless bones to dry. If you win, he loses!!
$ZEC Brothers, let me clarify first, I am not here to show off. Money in the crypto world comes quickly but goes even faster. I can turn 3000U into 280,000 U, not relying on luck, but on five life-saving rules.
$BTC Contracts can make people rich overnight, but they can also wipe you out overnight. My approach is very extreme: I split 300U into ten parts, using only 30U each time at 100 times leverage. If the direction is right, one point can double; if wrong, that amount goes to zero. Though it's a high-risk operation, as long as I stick to the rules, I can survive in the market.
First rule: Cut losses when wrong; don't hold on. When I first entered the market, I exploded my position twice because I thought "wait for a rebound." The market never shows mercy to those who rely on luck; once it hits the stop-loss point, leave decisively. Accepting losses is better than playing dead.
Second rule: Stop immediately after five wrong trades. When the market is chaotic, sticking it out is just giving away money. I set a circuit breaker for myself: if I make five consecutive wrong trades, I immediately shut down the computer and rest, looking again the next day when the market often becomes clearer.
Third rule: Withdraw after earning 3000. The numbers in the account are virtual; if you don't withdraw, they can evaporate at any time. I set a rule for myself: withdraw at least half every time I earn 3000U, securing profits is the real win.
Fourth rule: Only follow trends, avoid volatility. In a one-sided trend, 100 times leverage is like a rocket booster; in a volatile market, it’s a meat grinder for funds. When there's no clear direction, I’d rather play dead and wait for the trend to clarify before striking.
Fifth rule: Position not exceeding 10% of principal. Don't think about going all in; to win, you first need to survive. I only move 30U each time, enough to lose and still win steadily. A lighter position keeps the mindset stable, allowing for calm operations.
Remember: Contracts are never a shortcut to get rich overnight, but a long-term battle. Don’t wait until you’re wiped out to regret it; engrave these five rules in your heart to qualify for laughing last in the crypto world.
Follow me, no bragging, no empty promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. I’ll continue to open positions tonight, recovering and flipping accounts quickly, action speaks louder than words.
The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管
$ZEC Brothers, let me clarify first, I am not here to show off. Money in the crypto world comes quickly but goes even faster. I can turn 3000U into 280,000 U, not relying on luck, but on five life-saving rules.
$BTC Contracts can make people rich overnight, but they can also wipe you out overnight. My approach is very extreme: I split 300U into ten parts, using only 30U each time at 100 times leverage. If the direction is right, one point can double; if wrong, that amount goes to zero. Though it's a high-risk operation, as long as I stick to the rules, I can survive in the market.
First rule: Cut losses when wrong; don't hold on. When I first entered the market, I exploded my position twice because I thought "wait for a rebound." The market never shows mercy to those who rely on luck; once it hits the stop-loss point, leave decisively. Accepting losses is better than playing dead.
Second rule: Stop immediately after five wrong trades. When the market is chaotic, sticking it out is just giving away money. I set a circuit breaker for myself: if I make five consecutive wrong trades, I immediately shut down the computer and rest, looking again the next day when the market often becomes clearer.
Third rule: Withdraw after earning 3000. The numbers in the account are virtual; if you don't withdraw, they can evaporate at any time. I set a rule for myself: withdraw at least half every time I earn 3000U, securing profits is the real win.
Fourth rule: Only follow trends, avoid volatility. In a one-sided trend, 100 times leverage is like a rocket booster; in a volatile market, it’s a meat grinder for funds. When there's no clear direction, I’d rather play dead and wait for the trend to clarify before striking.
Fifth rule: Position not exceeding 10% of principal. Don't think about going all in; to win, you first need to survive. I only move 30U each time, enough to lose and still win steadily. A lighter position keeps the mindset stable, allowing for calm operations.
Remember: Contracts are never a shortcut to get rich overnight, but a long-term battle. Don’t wait until you’re wiped out to regret it; engrave these five rules in your heart to qualify for laughing last in the crypto world.
Follow me, no bragging, no empty promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. I’ll continue to open positions tonight, recovering and flipping accounts quickly, action speaks louder than words.
The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp—whether to come ashore with me is up to you.
#美SEC推动加密创新监管
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$ETH The poor gambler wants to turn his life around, this is a dignity battle of 10U. What can 10U do? It's not even enough for a hot pot!
$BTC But I will roll this 10U to 1000U in three months and then kill it from 1000U to 10,000U. This is not a myth of getting rich but a survival algorithm for the poor, fighting the hardest battles in the dumbest way.
$ZEC Step one: Start with 10U, either double it or lose it all. The goal is to turn 10U into 20U for a 100% profit. Choose ETH as the currency, it has good liquidity, high volatility, and few pinning actions. Leverage multiplier is 100 times, you heard it right, 100 times. Position calculation: 10U principal, open 5U, leave 5U as backup. When ETH price is 3000U, open 0.0016ETH, about 5U. Take profit by adding 50% to 7.5U, close the position, stop loss by reducing 20% to 4U, forced liquidation.
Core logic: Earn 50% and run, don’t be greedy. If you lose 20%, cut losses, don’t fantasize or average down. Only do 1 to 2 trades a day, avoid frequent operations. After a loss, halt for 2 hours to prevent emotional trading. If the principal is too small, low leverage won’t make money. With 100 times leverage, a 1% fluctuation in ETH equals doubling or losing the account; either a big profit or a liquidation, don’t waste time.
Step two: The rhythm of rolling positions, three consecutive wins equal to the principal multiplied by 8, target 20U to 80U. Rolling strategy: At 20U, take 10U to push for 50% position, profit 50% to 15U, total funds 25U. At 25U, take 12.5U to push for a profit of 50% to 18.75U, total funds 31.25U. At 31.25U, take 15U to push for a profit of 50% to 22.5U, total funds about 50U.
Key point: If you make a mistake once, return to 10U and start over. 80U divided into 8 parts, each order 10U, reduce leverage to 50 times to lower liquidation risk. Take profit at 30%, stop loss at 10%, more stable.
Why reduce leverage? When the principal is large, you cannot gamble again to double. The goal is stable growth, not gambling.
If you can’t even manage 10U, giving you 1 million will also lead to liquidation. Trading is not gambling, it’s a survival game; only those who survive can laugh last.
If you still don’t know what to do, follow Hu Ge. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!! #美联储重启降息步伐
$BTC But I will roll this 10U to 1000U in three months and then kill it from 1000U to 10,000U. This is not a myth of getting rich but a survival algorithm for the poor, fighting the hardest battles in the dumbest way.
$ZEC Step one: Start with 10U, either double it or lose it all. The goal is to turn 10U into 20U for a 100% profit. Choose ETH as the currency, it has good liquidity, high volatility, and few pinning actions. Leverage multiplier is 100 times, you heard it right, 100 times. Position calculation: 10U principal, open 5U, leave 5U as backup. When ETH price is 3000U, open 0.0016ETH, about 5U. Take profit by adding 50% to 7.5U, close the position, stop loss by reducing 20% to 4U, forced liquidation.
Core logic: Earn 50% and run, don’t be greedy. If you lose 20%, cut losses, don’t fantasize or average down. Only do 1 to 2 trades a day, avoid frequent operations. After a loss, halt for 2 hours to prevent emotional trading. If the principal is too small, low leverage won’t make money. With 100 times leverage, a 1% fluctuation in ETH equals doubling or losing the account; either a big profit or a liquidation, don’t waste time.
Step two: The rhythm of rolling positions, three consecutive wins equal to the principal multiplied by 8, target 20U to 80U. Rolling strategy: At 20U, take 10U to push for 50% position, profit 50% to 15U, total funds 25U. At 25U, take 12.5U to push for a profit of 50% to 18.75U, total funds 31.25U. At 31.25U, take 15U to push for a profit of 50% to 22.5U, total funds about 50U.
Key point: If you make a mistake once, return to 10U and start over. 80U divided into 8 parts, each order 10U, reduce leverage to 50 times to lower liquidation risk. Take profit at 30%, stop loss at 10%, more stable.
Why reduce leverage? When the principal is large, you cannot gamble again to double. The goal is stable growth, not gambling.
If you can’t even manage 10U, giving you 1 million will also lead to liquidation. Trading is not gambling, it’s a survival game; only those who survive can laugh last.
If you still don’t know what to do, follow Hu Ge. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!! #美联储重启降息步伐
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If the principal of $BTC is less than 1000, don't rush to open a position!
$ETH Last month, I helped a complete beginner who entered the cryptocurrency market with 1500U, struggling with the contract interface while referring to tutorials for half a day. At that time, what he feared most was that a single misoperation would lead to total loss.
$ZEC I only provided him with a basic framework of 'first ensure survival, then talk about profit.' Unexpectedly, 10 days later, his account balance directly exceeded 8000U, and after 30 days it even surged past the 20,000U mark, with zero liquidation records throughout the process.
This is definitely not luck; it's the victory of discipline. In the cryptocurrency market, the easiest pit for small capital players to fall into is treating exchanges as a wishing pool for quick wealth. Betting the entire capital of a few hundred U on a whim often leads to total liquidation. In fact, the key to breaking the deadlock with small capital has never been about god-like predictions, but rather about embedding these three survival rules in your mind:
1. Divide your funds, don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Divide the principal into three parts: 1/3 for day trading, focusing on the short-term fluctuations of mainstream currencies by 3%-5%, entering and exiting quickly without attachment; 1/3 for mid-term positions held for 3-5 days, only entering when technical patterns are clear; and the remaining 1/3 should always lie in the wallet as emergency funds. Those who frequently charge in with all their capital, as crazy as they may be when the market rises, will be just as miserable when it falls. Leaving an exit strategy is the essential premise for small capital survival.
2. Recognize trends, don’t waste fees in sideways markets.
The cryptocurrency market spends 70% of its time in sideways trading. Frequent trading during this time is just giving the platform transaction fees. The real profit opportunities only arise when the trend is clear. I suggest everyone hold back when there is no signal, wait for a clear direction before attacking, and take half the profits once it reaches 12%, because money in your pocket is the real deal.
The key battle for my student’s account to double was holding off for two weeks in a sideways range without opening a position, and finally seizing a trend for an 18% return.
3. Strictly lock positions; rules are more important than market predictions.
Establish three ironclad rules that must never be broken: a single stop loss should not exceed 2% of the total principal, cut losses immediately when the line is touched without hesitation; once profits reach 4%, immediately reduce the position by half, letting the remaining position run with the profits; under a loss state, increasing the position is strictly prohibited; don’t let emotions hijack your operations.
You don’t need to perfectly time the market every time, but you must follow the rules each time. The essence of making money is to use the mechanism to lock down your chaotic impulses, but your principal may only have one opportunity. Using discipline for longevity is the way for small capital in the cryptocurrency market.
$ETH Last month, I helped a complete beginner who entered the cryptocurrency market with 1500U, struggling with the contract interface while referring to tutorials for half a day. At that time, what he feared most was that a single misoperation would lead to total loss.
$ZEC I only provided him with a basic framework of 'first ensure survival, then talk about profit.' Unexpectedly, 10 days later, his account balance directly exceeded 8000U, and after 30 days it even surged past the 20,000U mark, with zero liquidation records throughout the process.
This is definitely not luck; it's the victory of discipline. In the cryptocurrency market, the easiest pit for small capital players to fall into is treating exchanges as a wishing pool for quick wealth. Betting the entire capital of a few hundred U on a whim often leads to total liquidation. In fact, the key to breaking the deadlock with small capital has never been about god-like predictions, but rather about embedding these three survival rules in your mind:
1. Divide your funds, don't put all your eggs in one basket.
Divide the principal into three parts: 1/3 for day trading, focusing on the short-term fluctuations of mainstream currencies by 3%-5%, entering and exiting quickly without attachment; 1/3 for mid-term positions held for 3-5 days, only entering when technical patterns are clear; and the remaining 1/3 should always lie in the wallet as emergency funds. Those who frequently charge in with all their capital, as crazy as they may be when the market rises, will be just as miserable when it falls. Leaving an exit strategy is the essential premise for small capital survival.
2. Recognize trends, don’t waste fees in sideways markets.
The cryptocurrency market spends 70% of its time in sideways trading. Frequent trading during this time is just giving the platform transaction fees. The real profit opportunities only arise when the trend is clear. I suggest everyone hold back when there is no signal, wait for a clear direction before attacking, and take half the profits once it reaches 12%, because money in your pocket is the real deal.
The key battle for my student’s account to double was holding off for two weeks in a sideways range without opening a position, and finally seizing a trend for an 18% return.
3. Strictly lock positions; rules are more important than market predictions.
Establish three ironclad rules that must never be broken: a single stop loss should not exceed 2% of the total principal, cut losses immediately when the line is touched without hesitation; once profits reach 4%, immediately reduce the position by half, letting the remaining position run with the profits; under a loss state, increasing the position is strictly prohibited; don’t let emotions hijack your operations.
You don’t need to perfectly time the market every time, but you must follow the rules each time. The essence of making money is to use the mechanism to lock down your chaotic impulses, but your principal may only have one opportunity. Using discipline for longevity is the way for small capital in the cryptocurrency market.
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$PIPPIN 10 In the world of cryptocurrency, can ordinary people earn 2 million with fans? Is this the last chance for the average person to turn their life around? Are you ready?
$ETH Today, in the face of global economic uncertainty, layoffs and unemployment have become the norm. The cryptocurrency market is becoming a breakthrough point for ordinary people seeking to turn their fortunes around.
$BTC But the question is, is the cryptocurrency market really an opportunity for ordinary people to escape their difficulties? Or is it a 'turnaround' opportunity, or just a 'high-risk gamble'?
1. Cryptocurrency trading: A relatively low-threshold industry
Unlike traditional investment channels, the entry barrier to the cryptocurrency market is relatively low. You don’t need to have much financial background or huge capital; as long as you have the internet and an account on a trading platform, you can start your trading journey.
However, a low threshold does not mean low risk. Many people enter the cryptocurrency market with the mindset of making quick money, only to be caught off guard by the market's volatility.
2. The huge opportunities and hidden crises in the cryptocurrency market
One characteristic of the crypto market is its immense volatility—this is both an opportunity and a trap. Many early investors in the cryptocurrency market indeed made huge profits during a bull market and turned their fortunes around, but most people overlook the hidden crises within.
Compared to traditional markets, the trends in the cryptocurrency market are often harder to predict; news, policies, and market sentiment can all lead to sharp fluctuations. You could make several times your investment in a day, or you could lose everything in an instant. For ordinary investors, learning to avoid risks and mastering technical analysis and capital management skills is essential to survive in this market.
3. How can ordinary people turn the tide in the cryptocurrency market?
For ordinary people, the volatility of cryptocurrencies is both a risk and an opportunity. The most important thing is to have a clear trading strategy and mindset management. Everyone hopes to turn their fortunes around through trading, but the key is whether one can remain rational and not make impulsive decisions in the face of market fluctuations.
Cryptocurrency trading is not a shortcut to overnight wealth; it requires knowledge, discipline, and execution skills for a long-term battle.
As the saying goes, 'when the heart dies, the path is born; liquidation can awaken!'
In conclusion, in this era, those who seize opportunities are always those who can see themselves and the market clearly.
#ETH走势分析
$ETH Today, in the face of global economic uncertainty, layoffs and unemployment have become the norm. The cryptocurrency market is becoming a breakthrough point for ordinary people seeking to turn their fortunes around.
$BTC But the question is, is the cryptocurrency market really an opportunity for ordinary people to escape their difficulties? Or is it a 'turnaround' opportunity, or just a 'high-risk gamble'?
1. Cryptocurrency trading: A relatively low-threshold industry
Unlike traditional investment channels, the entry barrier to the cryptocurrency market is relatively low. You don’t need to have much financial background or huge capital; as long as you have the internet and an account on a trading platform, you can start your trading journey.
However, a low threshold does not mean low risk. Many people enter the cryptocurrency market with the mindset of making quick money, only to be caught off guard by the market's volatility.
2. The huge opportunities and hidden crises in the cryptocurrency market
One characteristic of the crypto market is its immense volatility—this is both an opportunity and a trap. Many early investors in the cryptocurrency market indeed made huge profits during a bull market and turned their fortunes around, but most people overlook the hidden crises within.
Compared to traditional markets, the trends in the cryptocurrency market are often harder to predict; news, policies, and market sentiment can all lead to sharp fluctuations. You could make several times your investment in a day, or you could lose everything in an instant. For ordinary investors, learning to avoid risks and mastering technical analysis and capital management skills is essential to survive in this market.
3. How can ordinary people turn the tide in the cryptocurrency market?
For ordinary people, the volatility of cryptocurrencies is both a risk and an opportunity. The most important thing is to have a clear trading strategy and mindset management. Everyone hopes to turn their fortunes around through trading, but the key is whether one can remain rational and not make impulsive decisions in the face of market fluctuations.
Cryptocurrency trading is not a shortcut to overnight wealth; it requires knowledge, discipline, and execution skills for a long-term battle.
As the saying goes, 'when the heart dies, the path is born; liquidation can awaken!'
In conclusion, in this era, those who seize opportunities are always those who can see themselves and the market clearly.
#ETH走势分析
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$ETH From a housewife with palms up to economic independence.
$BTC An account with 900,000 lying around for a hot mom, who has now become a full-time trader with me, finding her own value every day amidst the jumbled news and the fluctuations in the K-line.
$ZEC As we all know, playing contracts and facing liquidation is almost a compulsory lesson for every player.
When she came to me, she had lost 500,000 and was left with only 1,200 U, wanting to quit but unwilling to give up, she was also one of my loyal followers. I managed to help her roll up to 900,000 U step by step within three months. Now everyone calls her Sister Wang.
It sounds like a story, but it is actually the process of ordinary people turning their lives around through strict discipline.
I set four rules for her:
1. Only play one coin - BTC. It's large, not easily swayed by others.
2. Leverage at most 20 times. 100 times is too easy to blow up one's mindset.
3. Use only half of the position each time, which means opening a position with 400 U and leaving 400 U as protection against spikes.
4. Take profit at 10%, stop loss at 5%. For trades within two entries, regardless of profit or loss, wrap it up.
After doing this for half a month, 1,200 U turned into 78,000 U.
Although slow, at that time she understood for the first time what 'sustainable winning' meant.
Second stage: Rolling positions and increasing stakes to amplify win rates through discipline.
After the capital reached 30,000 U, I began rolling positions. The rules remained the same, but the rhythm became more precise.
1. Half position operation: with 35,000 U, only move 12,000 U.
2. After each profit, continue rolling with new capital - let the snowball grow on its own.
3. Once a stop loss occurs, return to the initial position and re-accumulate momentum.
This stage is about patient practice.
While others blow up overnight, she earns a few points a day, but steadily stays alive.
Two months later, Sister Wang's account rolled from 35,000 U to 600,000 U.
Now, she is called Sister Wang by other friends, withdrawing tens of thousands each week, and covering living expenses is completely not a problem.
She has also bought her own house and is now fully independent.
As a woman, she can turn her life around and stand firm in the crypto world, not through divine operation, but through extreme execution of trend-following + discipline. Without execution, even the best strategy is a waste.
Brother Hu is currently intensively laying out a big market for interest rate cuts, wanting to make a comeback in the crypto world like Sister Wang, doubling her worth, get on board quickly!! #美联储重启降息步伐
$BTC An account with 900,000 lying around for a hot mom, who has now become a full-time trader with me, finding her own value every day amidst the jumbled news and the fluctuations in the K-line.
$ZEC As we all know, playing contracts and facing liquidation is almost a compulsory lesson for every player.
When she came to me, she had lost 500,000 and was left with only 1,200 U, wanting to quit but unwilling to give up, she was also one of my loyal followers. I managed to help her roll up to 900,000 U step by step within three months. Now everyone calls her Sister Wang.
It sounds like a story, but it is actually the process of ordinary people turning their lives around through strict discipline.
I set four rules for her:
1. Only play one coin - BTC. It's large, not easily swayed by others.
2. Leverage at most 20 times. 100 times is too easy to blow up one's mindset.
3. Use only half of the position each time, which means opening a position with 400 U and leaving 400 U as protection against spikes.
4. Take profit at 10%, stop loss at 5%. For trades within two entries, regardless of profit or loss, wrap it up.
After doing this for half a month, 1,200 U turned into 78,000 U.
Although slow, at that time she understood for the first time what 'sustainable winning' meant.
Second stage: Rolling positions and increasing stakes to amplify win rates through discipline.
After the capital reached 30,000 U, I began rolling positions. The rules remained the same, but the rhythm became more precise.
1. Half position operation: with 35,000 U, only move 12,000 U.
2. After each profit, continue rolling with new capital - let the snowball grow on its own.
3. Once a stop loss occurs, return to the initial position and re-accumulate momentum.
This stage is about patient practice.
While others blow up overnight, she earns a few points a day, but steadily stays alive.
Two months later, Sister Wang's account rolled from 35,000 U to 600,000 U.
Now, she is called Sister Wang by other friends, withdrawing tens of thousands each week, and covering living expenses is completely not a problem.
She has also bought her own house and is now fully independent.
As a woman, she can turn her life around and stand firm in the crypto world, not through divine operation, but through extreme execution of trend-following + discipline. Without execution, even the best strategy is a waste.
Brother Hu is currently intensively laying out a big market for interest rate cuts, wanting to make a comeback in the crypto world like Sister Wang, doubling her worth, get on board quickly!! #美联储重启降息步伐
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$ZEC Yesterday, an old fan came to me and said, 'I strictly follow the signals, yet I'm still suffering long-term losses.'
$ZEC I asked him, 'Is the signal you mentioned determined by just one condition for entering and exiting the market?'
He nodded.
$XNY From here, I basically understood where the problem lies.
1. Relying on just one signal? That's not a strategy at all.
To place an order based on one condition is like:
Using a brick to build a skyscraper;
Trying to win over the goddess with just one sweet word;
Building a rocket with just one screw.
Without the necessary elements stacked, how can you expect to be stable?
A real trading system combines multiple market conditions into 'advantage stacking',
Using multiple confirmations to improve the win rate.
2. What does 'the greater the path, the simpler it is' actually mean?
Many people misunderstand.
It's not about the number of tools, but the underlying logic:
Buyers vs Sellers,
Panic vs Greed,
Following the trend vs Against the trend.
The essence of 'the greater the path, the simpler it is' emphasizes —
Understanding the essence, without being brainwashed by flashy indicators.
However, this does not mean you can go to battle with 'just a wooden stick'.
Logic can be simple, but the system must be complete.
3. How many conditions should you use? It depends on what kind of trader you are.
Aggressive type (watching the market a lot, willing to trade more)
Using 3-4 conditions is enough; there are many signals and opportunities, but you must be able to withstand the volatility.
Conservative type (watching the market less, fearing losses more than wanting to earn)
It's recommended to use 5-6 conditions; there are fewer signals, but the win rate is more stable.
4. Summary
The so-called 'the greater the path, the simpler it is' is meant to help you see the underlying operation of the market, not to be lazy.
Technology can be simple, but the system must be complete;
Logic can be pure, but confirmations must be diverse.
A truly stable trader has never relied on one signal to gamble on luck.
Instead, they use a complete system to turn uncertainty into certainty.
#美联储重启降息步伐 #美联储降息预期升温
$ZEC I asked him, 'Is the signal you mentioned determined by just one condition for entering and exiting the market?'
He nodded.
$XNY From here, I basically understood where the problem lies.
1. Relying on just one signal? That's not a strategy at all.
To place an order based on one condition is like:
Using a brick to build a skyscraper;
Trying to win over the goddess with just one sweet word;
Building a rocket with just one screw.
Without the necessary elements stacked, how can you expect to be stable?
A real trading system combines multiple market conditions into 'advantage stacking',
Using multiple confirmations to improve the win rate.
2. What does 'the greater the path, the simpler it is' actually mean?
Many people misunderstand.
It's not about the number of tools, but the underlying logic:
Buyers vs Sellers,
Panic vs Greed,
Following the trend vs Against the trend.
The essence of 'the greater the path, the simpler it is' emphasizes —
Understanding the essence, without being brainwashed by flashy indicators.
However, this does not mean you can go to battle with 'just a wooden stick'.
Logic can be simple, but the system must be complete.
3. How many conditions should you use? It depends on what kind of trader you are.
Aggressive type (watching the market a lot, willing to trade more)
Using 3-4 conditions is enough; there are many signals and opportunities, but you must be able to withstand the volatility.
Conservative type (watching the market less, fearing losses more than wanting to earn)
It's recommended to use 5-6 conditions; there are fewer signals, but the win rate is more stable.
4. Summary
The so-called 'the greater the path, the simpler it is' is meant to help you see the underlying operation of the market, not to be lazy.
Technology can be simple, but the system must be complete;
Logic can be pure, but confirmations must be diverse.
A truly stable trader has never relied on one signal to gamble on luck.
Instead, they use a complete system to turn uncertainty into certainty.
#美联储重启降息步伐 #美联储降息预期升温
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Everyone is waiting for the Fed's interest rate cut on Thursday. Everyone knows that cutting rates by 25 basis points with #美联储重启降息步伐 is almost without great suspense; rather, it is the post-rate cut #Powell speech that is the key focus for the subsequent trend!
Will he hint that "after this cut, we'll stop" or will he leave the market with a glimmer of hope? Every word he uses will be magnified and interpreted by the market.
After the rate cut of 25 basis points in October, Powell warned that we need to be wary of a rebound in inflation and emphasized that the rate cut action in December is "far from a done deal" — since March 2021, the inflation rate has been above the Fed's 2% target. Recent weak labor market data and PCE data showing a slowdown in inflation are continuously reinforcing rate cut expectations. Meanwhile, last week's initial jobless claims in the U.S. hit a new low in over three years, alleviating concerns about the rapid deterioration of the labor market, but the divergence in data has increased the difficulty of the Fed's policy assessment.
Many external factors further complicate decision-making: concerns about fiscal issues arising from the government's large-scale tax cuts and spending bills, tariff uncertainties, worries about the Fed's independence, and the prolonged 43-day government shutdown leading to delays in the release of key economic data, which has intensified the uncertainty of the policy path.
In this situation, the market at that time will completely bounce along with the information; if Powell speaks very "dovish" (hinting further cuts), then the risks may continue to play music and dance.
The biggest fear is the "black swan": if rates are not cut, there’s no need for analysis, just buckle up.
There are two days left until the rate cut; in these two days, we need to eat and prepare for a big move on the day of the rate cut. If we win, we can enjoy the company of ladies; if we lose, we won't lose much.
Will he hint that "after this cut, we'll stop" or will he leave the market with a glimmer of hope? Every word he uses will be magnified and interpreted by the market.
After the rate cut of 25 basis points in October, Powell warned that we need to be wary of a rebound in inflation and emphasized that the rate cut action in December is "far from a done deal" — since March 2021, the inflation rate has been above the Fed's 2% target. Recent weak labor market data and PCE data showing a slowdown in inflation are continuously reinforcing rate cut expectations. Meanwhile, last week's initial jobless claims in the U.S. hit a new low in over three years, alleviating concerns about the rapid deterioration of the labor market, but the divergence in data has increased the difficulty of the Fed's policy assessment.
Many external factors further complicate decision-making: concerns about fiscal issues arising from the government's large-scale tax cuts and spending bills, tariff uncertainties, worries about the Fed's independence, and the prolonged 43-day government shutdown leading to delays in the release of key economic data, which has intensified the uncertainty of the policy path.
In this situation, the market at that time will completely bounce along with the information; if Powell speaks very "dovish" (hinting further cuts), then the risks may continue to play music and dance.
The biggest fear is the "black swan": if rates are not cut, there’s no need for analysis, just buckle up.
There are two days left until the rate cut; in these two days, we need to eat and prepare for a big move on the day of the rate cut. If we win, we can enjoy the company of ladies; if we lose, we won't lose much.
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$BTC has a fan who asked me yesterday: "Teacher, I've been trading for nearly three years, why am I still always losing?"
$ETH I replied to him: "It's not that you can't make money, it's that you can't keep money." This sentence is something that those who have not made thousands of trades cannot understand.
$FHE But today I still want to write it down, for you who are still exploring — you can't understand it now because you haven't reached that stage yet.
First, save it and read it repeatedly; one day when you suddenly have an epiphany, you will come back and thank the you who seriously read it today. Whether you can make it out of the crypto world does not depend on how hard you work, but on how much you "want" it. Many people think that "having earned once" is a win.
But the truth is: the money you earn, if you can't keep it, will eventually be given back.
The real key is not how much you earn once, but whether you can control the drawdown.
If your account drops by 50%, you need to double it to break even; this is math, not metaphysics. Occasional profits do not count as winning; being able to lock in profits and control drawdowns is the watershed.
When the market adjusts, it's clear who is swimming naked. Don't comfort yourself with "I have bad luck" anymore. A large drawdown isn't because the market is harsh; it's because your system has loopholes. Improving yourself is not shameful; being content with mediocrity is. The hardest part is not the technique, but "anti-humanity".
Human nature chases hot trends, fears missing out, and doesn't fear being trapped. To avoid missing out, one prefers to be trapped while self-comforting with "long-term holding". This is not investing; it's an emotional illness.
In the past ten years, I've only done one thing: shark human nature. Quit greed, give up opportunities that don't belong to you. Wait for signals that you can "understand" to pick up money, rather than snatching it.
I lead people and only look at three levels of thinking; which level are you at?
1. Coin-based thinking: asking every day, "Who will be the next hundred-fold coin?"
2. Pattern thinking: finding rules, making strategies, not chasing single trades.
3. Account thinking: only looking at the overall curve, not getting tangled in single profits and losses. True masters focus on the account lifecycle, not the K-line of a certain coin.
In one sentence, I made money on ETH that ordinary people couldn't earn in several lifetimes: "The opposite moves the way, the weak use the way."
I translate it into trading language: when strong coins show weakness, close the position; when weak coins show strength, stay away; add positions after confirming the reversal.
The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp — whether to come ashore with me, the decision is yours.
#美联储重启降息步伐
$ETH I replied to him: "It's not that you can't make money, it's that you can't keep money." This sentence is something that those who have not made thousands of trades cannot understand.
$FHE But today I still want to write it down, for you who are still exploring — you can't understand it now because you haven't reached that stage yet.
First, save it and read it repeatedly; one day when you suddenly have an epiphany, you will come back and thank the you who seriously read it today. Whether you can make it out of the crypto world does not depend on how hard you work, but on how much you "want" it. Many people think that "having earned once" is a win.
But the truth is: the money you earn, if you can't keep it, will eventually be given back.
The real key is not how much you earn once, but whether you can control the drawdown.
If your account drops by 50%, you need to double it to break even; this is math, not metaphysics. Occasional profits do not count as winning; being able to lock in profits and control drawdowns is the watershed.
When the market adjusts, it's clear who is swimming naked. Don't comfort yourself with "I have bad luck" anymore. A large drawdown isn't because the market is harsh; it's because your system has loopholes. Improving yourself is not shameful; being content with mediocrity is. The hardest part is not the technique, but "anti-humanity".
Human nature chases hot trends, fears missing out, and doesn't fear being trapped. To avoid missing out, one prefers to be trapped while self-comforting with "long-term holding". This is not investing; it's an emotional illness.
In the past ten years, I've only done one thing: shark human nature. Quit greed, give up opportunities that don't belong to you. Wait for signals that you can "understand" to pick up money, rather than snatching it.
I lead people and only look at three levels of thinking; which level are you at?
1. Coin-based thinking: asking every day, "Who will be the next hundred-fold coin?"
2. Pattern thinking: finding rules, making strategies, not chasing single trades.
3. Account thinking: only looking at the overall curve, not getting tangled in single profits and losses. True masters focus on the account lifecycle, not the K-line of a certain coin.
In one sentence, I made money on ETH that ordinary people couldn't earn in several lifetimes: "The opposite moves the way, the weak use the way."
I translate it into trading language: when strong coins show weakness, close the position; when weak coins show strength, stay away; add positions after confirming the reversal.
The abyss has always been there, and I only light one lamp — whether to come ashore with me, the decision is yours.
#美联储重启降息步伐
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$ZEC Why can't you hold on when trading contracts?
$ETH A few days ago, an old fan sent me a message that struck a chord: Tiger Brother, it's not that I'm not making money, it's that I can't hold on. Every time there's a fluctuation, I panic. How do I change this?
$COMMON His words brought me back to my early years in the circle.
I was just like you.
Afraid of a pullback when prices rise a bit, afraid of a crash when they drop a bit, holding onto positions feels like holding a hot potato, anxious while gripping it, regretting when I let go.
Until later, I met a senior who truly understood the market.
He asked me one question: Do you think the big players are working against us? No, they are only afraid of one thing—retail investors leaving the market.
In that moment, I realized: I wasn't unable to understand the market, I just didn't understand the game.
After that, I started to view the market from the 'main force perspective', and many things that puzzled me suddenly became clear:
Why do crashes always happen when you're the most panicked?
Because it cleans out those with weak resolve.
Why does sideways movement make you doubt life?
Because the main force needs time to gather enough chips.
Why do surges always start suddenly when you can't catch up?
Because that's when they want to pull you back into the pit.
One day, I finally realized:
It's not that I can't hold on, it's that I didn't understand what others wanted me to do.
When I truly understood this, my trading rhythm completely changed.
When others panic, I stay calm.
When others hesitate, I make my move.
When others chase high prices, I have already buckled my seatbelt in the car.
The most ironic thing is, later those newbies I mentored also underwent the same transformation.
They didn't suddenly become smarter; they just finally understood.
Every fluctuation in the market is not targeting you, but is asking:
Do you really deserve this profit?
Ordinary people who want to survive in the crypto world don't need more complex indicators,
but rather the ability to understand the signals that others can't.
What you're currently stuck on is that 'final kick' of understanding.
If you always struggle to hold onto your positions, always exit when you shouldn't, and hesitate when you should enter,
then you need a guide more than you think.
I've already fallen into enough pits; you don't need to fall in again.
See through it, explain it clearly, lead steadily.
If you want to learn the 'main force perspective', following me is the right choice.
If you still don't know what to do, follow Tiger Brother. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!#比特币VS代币化黄金 #美联储重启降息步伐
$ETH A few days ago, an old fan sent me a message that struck a chord: Tiger Brother, it's not that I'm not making money, it's that I can't hold on. Every time there's a fluctuation, I panic. How do I change this?
$COMMON His words brought me back to my early years in the circle.
I was just like you.
Afraid of a pullback when prices rise a bit, afraid of a crash when they drop a bit, holding onto positions feels like holding a hot potato, anxious while gripping it, regretting when I let go.
Until later, I met a senior who truly understood the market.
He asked me one question: Do you think the big players are working against us? No, they are only afraid of one thing—retail investors leaving the market.
In that moment, I realized: I wasn't unable to understand the market, I just didn't understand the game.
After that, I started to view the market from the 'main force perspective', and many things that puzzled me suddenly became clear:
Why do crashes always happen when you're the most panicked?
Because it cleans out those with weak resolve.
Why does sideways movement make you doubt life?
Because the main force needs time to gather enough chips.
Why do surges always start suddenly when you can't catch up?
Because that's when they want to pull you back into the pit.
One day, I finally realized:
It's not that I can't hold on, it's that I didn't understand what others wanted me to do.
When I truly understood this, my trading rhythm completely changed.
When others panic, I stay calm.
When others hesitate, I make my move.
When others chase high prices, I have already buckled my seatbelt in the car.
The most ironic thing is, later those newbies I mentored also underwent the same transformation.
They didn't suddenly become smarter; they just finally understood.
Every fluctuation in the market is not targeting you, but is asking:
Do you really deserve this profit?
Ordinary people who want to survive in the crypto world don't need more complex indicators,
but rather the ability to understand the signals that others can't.
What you're currently stuck on is that 'final kick' of understanding.
If you always struggle to hold onto your positions, always exit when you shouldn't, and hesitate when you should enter,
then you need a guide more than you think.
I've already fallen into enough pits; you don't need to fall in again.
See through it, explain it clearly, lead steadily.
If you want to learn the 'main force perspective', following me is the right choice.
If you still don't know what to do, follow Tiger Brother. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!#比特币VS代币化黄金 #美联储重启降息步伐
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$ETH Newbie flipping millions is not a dream, the "burning decision" in the crypto world has arrived!
$ZEC The crypto world is not a casino, it's a battlefield!
$FHE Brothers, I've been in this for eight years, from a few thousand to millions, it's not luck, it's hard-earned lessons that saved my life. Today, I’m sharing the survival rules I’ve kept under wraps; remember this, avoid ten years of wasted effort!
First, short-term hunting method:
Don't randomly aim at flashy coins, only look at the top ten mainstream ones every day. When the hot spots come, focus on them; MACD golden cross, BOLL opening, once the rhythm is right, go all in!
Position? Remember to divide it into five parts, one part at a time; never go all in, at most fifty percent position, leave bullets to counterattack.
Trade a maximum of three times a day; if you lose three times, withdraw immediately, don't average down, don't hold on; holding on is death!
Quick in and out, go with the trend, don't touch niche coins, and don't risk your life to test the waters!
Second, lifesaving iron rule:
Don’t panic if there’s a big drop in the morning; most likely there will be a rebound in the afternoon; if there’s a big rise in the afternoon, reduce your position quickly, and often look for a pullback in the evening.
A rise on low volume can still go up, a drop on low volume continues to fall. A rise before positive news, then it crashes once the news is out.
Daytime declines are opportunities; foreigners love to push prices in the evening.
If the spike is deep, the signal is strong; if you're heavily invested, the exchange is watching for your liquidation; if you just stop-loss on a short position, the market will immediately drop.
When a quick exit is near, a sudden rebound disappears; the big players will never let you escape comfortably; as soon as you take profit, they push the price up, and they won't let you exit easily.
Listen, the market is mostly manipulated; your only weapon is not prediction, it's patience, position, and timing. When others are impulsive, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you endure. When it’s time to strike, that’s when you go for the kill; that’s what a hunter does!
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 #加密市场观察
$ZEC The crypto world is not a casino, it's a battlefield!
$FHE Brothers, I've been in this for eight years, from a few thousand to millions, it's not luck, it's hard-earned lessons that saved my life. Today, I’m sharing the survival rules I’ve kept under wraps; remember this, avoid ten years of wasted effort!
First, short-term hunting method:
Don't randomly aim at flashy coins, only look at the top ten mainstream ones every day. When the hot spots come, focus on them; MACD golden cross, BOLL opening, once the rhythm is right, go all in!
Position? Remember to divide it into five parts, one part at a time; never go all in, at most fifty percent position, leave bullets to counterattack.
Trade a maximum of three times a day; if you lose three times, withdraw immediately, don't average down, don't hold on; holding on is death!
Quick in and out, go with the trend, don't touch niche coins, and don't risk your life to test the waters!
Second, lifesaving iron rule:
Don’t panic if there’s a big drop in the morning; most likely there will be a rebound in the afternoon; if there’s a big rise in the afternoon, reduce your position quickly, and often look for a pullback in the evening.
A rise on low volume can still go up, a drop on low volume continues to fall. A rise before positive news, then it crashes once the news is out.
Daytime declines are opportunities; foreigners love to push prices in the evening.
If the spike is deep, the signal is strong; if you're heavily invested, the exchange is watching for your liquidation; if you just stop-loss on a short position, the market will immediately drop.
When a quick exit is near, a sudden rebound disappears; the big players will never let you escape comfortably; as soon as you take profit, they push the price up, and they won't let you exit easily.
Listen, the market is mostly manipulated; your only weapon is not prediction, it's patience, position, and timing. When others are impulsive, you stay calm; when others are greedy, you endure. When it’s time to strike, that’s when you go for the kill; that’s what a hunter does!
#美SEC推动加密创新监管 #加密市场观察
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$ETH Why are so many people still enthusiastic about trading cryptocurrencies?
$LUNA Because this place allows you to use five hundred as if it were fifty thousand.
$FHE This is the place where the poor are closest to the rich. The rich have more money and leverage, while the poor have less and face many restrictions in other markets, or cannot meet high thresholds. These restrictions are falsely named protection, but when a gambler is about to lose all their money, what can really protect them?
When you only have five hundred dollars, what can you invest in? Save it? Buy something nice to eat? Or buy a low-priced stock? The possibility of liquidation when using leverage is very high; no one can predict market trends, only speculate and estimate. Of course, more people are guessing and gambling. But for the poor, at least there is an opportunity, a thought.
Why do so many people buy lottery tickets knowing they won't win? Being foolish is one aspect, but they can't calculate the return rate. Many people see the lottery as a hope for living. The little money spent on lottery tickets doesn't really help improve life, but if they win, it could completely change their current life. It's the same as trading cryptocurrencies with high leverage.
For the rich, using leverage is more comfortable. They can even enjoy profits without taking risks. As long as they go long in currency and keep the actual leverage below 1, it is difficult to get liquidated (going long in currency and short in assets will not lead to liquidation). Under the premise that the price of currency will always rise, they can always earn more money (because spot trading with 1x leverage is inherently risky).
If you still don't know what to do now, follow Hu Ge, as long as you take the initiative, I'm always here!!!
$LUNA Because this place allows you to use five hundred as if it were fifty thousand.
$FHE This is the place where the poor are closest to the rich. The rich have more money and leverage, while the poor have less and face many restrictions in other markets, or cannot meet high thresholds. These restrictions are falsely named protection, but when a gambler is about to lose all their money, what can really protect them?
When you only have five hundred dollars, what can you invest in? Save it? Buy something nice to eat? Or buy a low-priced stock? The possibility of liquidation when using leverage is very high; no one can predict market trends, only speculate and estimate. Of course, more people are guessing and gambling. But for the poor, at least there is an opportunity, a thought.
Why do so many people buy lottery tickets knowing they won't win? Being foolish is one aspect, but they can't calculate the return rate. Many people see the lottery as a hope for living. The little money spent on lottery tickets doesn't really help improve life, but if they win, it could completely change their current life. It's the same as trading cryptocurrencies with high leverage.
For the rich, using leverage is more comfortable. They can even enjoy profits without taking risks. As long as they go long in currency and keep the actual leverage below 1, it is difficult to get liquidated (going long in currency and short in assets will not lead to liquidation). Under the premise that the price of currency will always rise, they can always earn more money (because spot trading with 1x leverage is inherently risky).
If you still don't know what to do now, follow Hu Ge, as long as you take the initiative, I'm always here!!!
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$ETH The most ruthless way to make money in the crypto world: rolling positions, rolling to $500,000 in three days!
$PIPPIN It's not about how high the skills are, but whether you are ruthless enough and stable enough.
$ZEC When I first came to Shenzhen, my salary was not high, and by the end of the month, I had to budget carefully just to eat. The worst time, I had only a little over 2000 in my account, sitting on a small stool in my rented room, looking at the K-line, and the only thought in my mind was: "If I don't take a risk, this life will be like this."
So I put the last 2000 into the exchange, opened 100x with $100, if the direction was right, the profit continued to roll, I immediately withdrew a portion of the profit, and continued to add the rest. In half a month, I managed to roll from $100 to $10,000.
It wasn't luck; it was that at that time, being poor made me afraid to make mistakes, I could only keep my eyes on the trend, one mistake meant one cut.
The truly terrifying thing is not the market, but human nature. When losing, you want to make up for it; when making money, you want to continue pushing. The vast majority of people are killed by "one more time." I've blown up countless times myself, until I engraved the rules into my bones:
If the direction is wrong, cut immediately; stop after 20 consecutive mistakes; withdraw once you earn 5000; if the market is bad, play dead and do nothing.
The most exaggerated time was during last year's big market, I rolled from $5000 to $500,000 in just three days.
But others only see the results and don’t know that I waited for four months, almost not making any moves.
Rolling positions is not a way to make money, but an extreme operation.
Either you get rich overnight, or you go to zero overnight.
If you lack discipline, mentality, and patience, it's best not to touch it. Honestly do spot trading and regular investment; at least you won’t risk your life.
Rolling is a game for the ruthless;
Stability is the way out for ordinary people.
If you still don't know what to do now, follow Hu Ge, as long as you are proactive, I am always here!!!
#美联储重启降息步伐
$PIPPIN It's not about how high the skills are, but whether you are ruthless enough and stable enough.
$ZEC When I first came to Shenzhen, my salary was not high, and by the end of the month, I had to budget carefully just to eat. The worst time, I had only a little over 2000 in my account, sitting on a small stool in my rented room, looking at the K-line, and the only thought in my mind was: "If I don't take a risk, this life will be like this."
So I put the last 2000 into the exchange, opened 100x with $100, if the direction was right, the profit continued to roll, I immediately withdrew a portion of the profit, and continued to add the rest. In half a month, I managed to roll from $100 to $10,000.
It wasn't luck; it was that at that time, being poor made me afraid to make mistakes, I could only keep my eyes on the trend, one mistake meant one cut.
The truly terrifying thing is not the market, but human nature. When losing, you want to make up for it; when making money, you want to continue pushing. The vast majority of people are killed by "one more time." I've blown up countless times myself, until I engraved the rules into my bones:
If the direction is wrong, cut immediately; stop after 20 consecutive mistakes; withdraw once you earn 5000; if the market is bad, play dead and do nothing.
The most exaggerated time was during last year's big market, I rolled from $5000 to $500,000 in just three days.
But others only see the results and don’t know that I waited for four months, almost not making any moves.
Rolling positions is not a way to make money, but an extreme operation.
Either you get rich overnight, or you go to zero overnight.
If you lack discipline, mentality, and patience, it's best not to touch it. Honestly do spot trading and regular investment; at least you won’t risk your life.
Rolling is a game for the ruthless;
Stability is the way out for ordinary people.
If you still don't know what to do now, follow Hu Ge, as long as you are proactive, I am always here!!!
#美联储重启降息步伐
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