Why are they masters? That is the result of thousands of trials and tribulations. How much time, energy and cost have you spent on learning how to trade? If you have spent nothing or very little, then don't ask why others can get results but you can't. I practiced trading for more than eight hours a day. It took two hours a day to find targets. I researched four projects at the fastest every day, and sometimes I could only finish one. The whole team researched all the currencies of Binance and OK very clearly, which took more than half a year. Most people would be numb after just one look at the Google spreadsheet. With so much information, we think the basic information is clear at a glance. Next, we will study the K-line pattern, market maker methods, project structure and operation. This is also the reason why currencies are not shared often. The reason is simple. Olympic gold medalists only have a few minutes or one chance to go on stage, but they have studied and practiced hard for more than ten years! When you see people sharing coins, your cognition is not at the same frequency and level as theirs, and you can't even tell whether the person sharing is an expert or not. So many people often suffer a lot in this regard. They call it paying a lot of tuition fees, but in fact, they have wasted their hard-earned money. They wanted to change their fate in the coin circle, but ended up becoming fuel for others.
Learning is important, and practice is more important. There is a gap in the middle that needs to be crossed. It is very difficult to integrate knowledge and practice.
My confidence comes from the fact that the entire team has been deeply involved in the coin circle for many years and has experienced the trials and tribulations of the coin circle, and the confidence brought by continuous learning and practice. That's why I say that each coin has its own temper, because in my heart they are not just a string of letters but people with life and feelings.
Only when it is late at night and everyone is asleep can you calm down. The live broadcast during this period has touched me deeply and made me more determined to continue the training and education in the cryptocurrency circle. At the beginning, my friend said that you have such a high degree, such a good experience, and you can stand up after two ups and downs. Why don’t you do training and education? When we entered the cryptocurrency circle, we wanted to find a place to learn, but there was no place. It was all about fomo, cx, and getting rich overnight. K-line technology can be learned from stocks, but it needs to be transformed into the cryptocurrency circle. Investment research is a dimensionality reduction attack in the secondary level, and there are also on-chain data, strategies, and position management. Share your sad past and the pitfalls of the cryptocurrency circle, so that more people can benefit and avoid detours. A science and engineering man like me doesn’t like to socialize. I like to do research by myself. To put it nicely, it’s called professionalism, and to put it bluntly, it’s called social phobia! I was so nervous when I went to Binance live broadcast that I not only stuttered but also almost said the wrong thing. Later, I tried a few times before I slowly got better. I was like they didn’t know me anyway, and they wouldn’t remember what I said.
I made the wrong prediction—Da Bing’s position protected profit and stopped loss, and I still believe it will drop, so I continued shorting. The profit-protection stop loss is already set; whether I can get a “meat” profit depends on fate.
I woke up a little after 12 p.m. yesterday, entered a short, and observed all night. By 4 a.m. I realized something was off. At 5 a.m. the market maker started pulling the board; at 6 a.m. precisely they made a move again—pulling up. By 7:30 a.m., it couldn’t keep going upward, and the market maker began distributing/ selling. Actually, during the entire pull-up, they were still distributing.
Watch how the market maker distributes. You don’t need any special software for entries—if you have time and observe for a long period, it’s pretty easy to tell. Look at the trading volume. I specifically taught this in my livestream; you can watch the replay of earlier streams. During the livestream, I also brought friends in the chat to do exercises together.
My prediction isn’t necessarily correct—it’s just my own trading experience to share. This is for reference only and not investment advice. Please do your own research and make your own judgment; you’re responsible for your own gains and losses.
In a bit, at 8 o’clock the market closes—let’s see. Right now it feels like this 4-hour bullish candle has already pulled up the entire amount that was supposed to rise today. I don’t know if my prediction is right; we’ll be able to verify it when the U.S. stock market opens tonight.
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The big coin went into an empty position. After analysis, I still felt it should drop. Even though I’ve always insisted that you only see the big trend down after 613 breaks, I analyzed that it would drop and I went in anyway. This is a bit risky: I didn’t wait for the 8:00 AM daily close. During the Saturday live stream, I measured the time cycle—the high point should arrive around before and after 8:00, basically when the pressure starts.
I feel like I may have been a bit too early. But I carefully analyzed the international situation, the dealer’s (the big player’s) chip distribution, and their selling/dumping situation.
Although the U.S. has called a ceasefire, there are big capital forces and Israel pressuring the situation. Trump wants a ceasefire too, but “Moffa” can’t outmatch the capital side—the capital big boss is still powerful. Last time, what happened was basically for show. That’s why the big coin went against the trend and kept rising—the more they fought, the more it rose. This time, even though the impact on the order book is small, the situation is a bit different. I also know they’re putting on a show and trying to strangle Europe. But the Houthis started blocking the Strait of Hormuz, and Ukraine attacked a ship from Iran. They’re fighting on three fronts—Iran, the Houthis, and Ukraine. And the Uranank (pretty interesting): “Kurosawa said—just fight, what can you do!” There’s a risk that the war could expand, and it’s different from my earlier analysis. Things have changed.
The institutions and dealers that built positions around 637 on the weekend—during the entire upward run of those chips—they have already been unloading/selling off continuously!
Anyway, I’m prepared to be hit with a stop loss. On Monday at the open, it’s also possible that the dealer will first sharply pull prices up, then smash them down. The idea is: after they pull and sweep the liquidity away, they can drop it more effectively.
Last time it was like this too—first it fell. At 8:00 it was pulled back up, then it got smashed down again! Sold is sold; the rest is up to the market. $BTC @Yi He @Richard Teng @CZ
You did something wrong, and the market rewarded you. You followed it impulsively, and the next day it plummeted! When you should have left, you stubbornly held on—then, after a few days, you got out at break-even! You made money, but we trust our own instincts more.
I think losing money is actually simpler. I’ll just honestly review my own trade settlement slips. The biggest trouble is those trades where I didn’t follow the plan but still ended up making money. Then my brain will remember that kind of trade: that doing it this way is fine, and you can even make money. Next time, when I run into the same situation, I’ll keep doing it—and with a bigger position. Then the market rubs you the wrong way, and you can’t even find the reason!
I’ve also had situations where I bought and it still kept rising, or I sold and watched it run—those are really tough. But at that time, in fact, I should have sold. Selling too late is the price the system charges me.
For my review, I won’t first look at profit or loss. Instead, I’ll ask whether I’m executing according to my own trading logic. I know the market will reward wrong behavior, but it won’t keep rewarding forever. And the reward makes the subsequent losses even bigger! @Richard Teng @Yi He @CZ
The big coin went into an empty position. After analysis, I still felt it should drop. Even though I’ve always insisted that you only see the big trend down after 613 breaks, I analyzed that it would drop and I went in anyway. This is a bit risky: I didn’t wait for the 8:00 AM daily close. During the Saturday live stream, I measured the time cycle—the high point should arrive around before and after 8:00, basically when the pressure starts.
I feel like I may have been a bit too early. But I carefully analyzed the international situation, the dealer’s (the big player’s) chip distribution, and their selling/dumping situation.
Although the U.S. has called a ceasefire, there are big capital forces and Israel pressuring the situation. Trump wants a ceasefire too, but “Moffa” can’t outmatch the capital side—the capital big boss is still powerful. Last time, what happened was basically for show. That’s why the big coin went against the trend and kept rising—the more they fought, the more it rose. This time, even though the impact on the order book is small, the situation is a bit different. I also know they’re putting on a show and trying to strangle Europe. But the Houthis started blocking the Strait of Hormuz, and Ukraine attacked a ship from Iran. They’re fighting on three fronts—Iran, the Houthis, and Ukraine. And the Uranank (pretty interesting): “Kurosawa said—just fight, what can you do!” There’s a risk that the war could expand, and it’s different from my earlier analysis. Things have changed.
The institutions and dealers that built positions around 637 on the weekend—during the entire upward run of those chips—they have already been unloading/selling off continuously!
Anyway, I’m prepared to be hit with a stop loss. On Monday at the open, it’s also possible that the dealer will first sharply pull prices up, then smash them down. The idea is: after they pull and sweep the liquidity away, they can drop it more effectively.
Last time it was like this too—first it fell. At 8:00 it was pulled back up, then it got smashed down again! Sold is sold; the rest is up to the market. $BTC @Yi He @Richard Teng @CZ
There’s no need to pay attention to how the U.S.-Iran war affects the big pancake. In real observation, the impact is actually very small. Earlier, it was the U.S. putting on a show; now it’s the U.S. and Iran putting on a show together. In any case, they just hit each other in minor, non-lethal ways, and they can push up oil prices—benefiting Russia, the U.S., and oil-selling countries. With the strait blockade, China ends up buying less anyway, and it doesn’t have too big an impact.
In the end, there still has to be negotiations. When the war ends, the biggest concern is that oil prices will fall—then China will buy less and less. What will they do then?
The weekend market is indeed boring—oscillating up and down—but the overall trend still needs to move upward. After all, the key levels haven’t broken down. The resistance level above at 644 has moved up; next is 650–655. I think it probably won’t be able to go beyond 657. After the rebound, next week still needs to go down. $BTC
Next week I’ll definitely make time to go watch Kung Fu Women’s Football and the shining stars! I like Mr. Xing. “Shining Stars” pays tribute to our Two Bombs and One Satellite! I’m going to add a little sentimentality! I’ve earned enough from a clean trade to cover the ticket money! Thanks to the market and to the heavens!
Next week I’ll definitely make time to go watch Kung Fu Women’s Football and the shining stars! I like Mr. Xing. “Shining Stars” pays tribute to our Two Bombs and One Satellite! I’m going to add a little sentimentality! I’ve earned enough from a clean trade to cover the ticket money! Thanks to the market and to the heavens!
The first time I went live, the money-making part went away. When I ended the livestream, I suddenly had more—then it was even, and then it was empty again!
Some people might think I’m lying—there’s no faking a livestream, right? If you still think I’m lying, come to Chongqing and sit next to me—would you?
When I was a kid, I secretly ate instant noodles; when I grew up, I still secretly ate instant noodles! As a kid, I was especially afraid my parents would find out; as I grew up, I’m especially afraid my parents will find out! Back then, I liked someone alone; now I especially like someone alone. Back then, I looked down on everyone; now I look down on everyone! Back then, we talked about everything; now we don’t talk about anything!
If you can read and understand, then you’re the kind of person who can make money! If you can’t understand, you’re still on the road of losing money!
The weekend’s big-cake (BTC) fluctuations are too small to trade; later on, DEXE really surprised me—after a day or two, it dipped back to the breakout point, and then started pumping again!
Tonight at 9 o’clock, the livestream mainly will cover the BTC trend, and also share about the altcoins.
Recently I studied the US stock market as well—I'll break it down for you in the livestream.
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Chongqing Wanfazha Noodles! Delicious beyond words! After a day of trading, I have a bowl and feel much better.
As a municipality directly under the central government, Chongqing has many shops open late into the night—giving it an edge, especially for someone like me, a small nobody.
$SPCX Recently, the pattern has been quite clear: during the day and around the open, it gets pushed up a bit, and then after the market opens it drops. Before the US stock market opens, or after it closes, you can go long; but once the market opens, it’s only shorting that works. You can trade back and forth to pick up some gains, but don’t take too much on the long side—take a little and run, because it’s trading against the trend.
First, watch for a break below 100. Enter the spot position with a target price of 60–65.
A proposal for replacing the U.S. Section 301 tariffs came out last night. I read it carefully. To begin with the conclusion: overall impact is not significant; compared with the previous tariffs, it has been weakened, so it likely won’t trigger panic and a sharp drop.
Trump has now officially implemented a new round of 301 tariffs to replace the soon-to-expire global temporary tariffs. Under Section 301 of the Trade Act, using what is described as a pretext, tariffs will be imposed on a tiered basis against 60 major trading partners worldwide.
For 14 economic entities such as the European Union, the UK, and Canada, an additional 10% tariff will be levied; for 46 economic entities including us, Vietnam, and Japan and South Korea, the rate will be set at 12.5%.
The earlier 150-day global 10% temporary tariff has faced legal challenges and risks being overturned at any time, as the court questioned its legality. This time, tariffs are imposed by invoking Section 301, and the legal procedures are more complete, making it difficult for domestic courts to halt. This round of tariff increases has long-term continuity and covers about 99% of import trade to the United States—it’s not just a single industry, but a broad, generally applicable surcharge. Although there are exemptions for a small number of products, the vast majority of foreign-trade goods will be affected.
This time, Trump is sticking with a tariff war—making the temporary tariffs permanent to increase fiscal revenue. Access to the U.S. market is also part of the strategy ahead of the midterm elections.
Unless something unexpected happens, the support here should hold around 640–636.
Tonight we’ll see whether the two points 657 and 646 will be broken. If it’s pulled up, the probability of pushing up to break 672 is very high. If it falls below 646, then it will likely move down toward around 635—the overall trend turning downward.
Yesterday, the ETF unloaded about 200 million. Today it continued to unload. The bigger BTC (big pie) likely can’t move up much. The sell walls are strong, but both the European and US sessions are relatively weak, so tonight I’m still bearish.
When the ETF sold yesterday, the dealer was clearly buying. Today in the morning, it unloaded; around 648 it started building positions again. I think tonight when the ETF dumps to pressure the market, the dealer will continue to take on the orders, then pull it up—but if it doesn’t break 657, it will then be smashed back down. $BTC @CZ @Richard Teng @Yi He
Finally I can sleep. After taking three losses, the first three circles in the picture were hit for losses, and the fourth circle is about to enter. Make it all back with one trade. What’s most infuriating is that before he even started, he came to hit my loss! Oh my goodness! Luckily he didn’t hit. My take-profit is set at 65154. I think he can reach it, but I’m human, and I couldn’t help it—so I manually flattened him.
Originally last night I wanted to livestream. My student Sun Peng was there, and I wanted to teach him so everyone could learn together. But I wasn’t in great shape—maybe low blood sugar. A few days ago it was probably hemorrhoids; when I went to the bathroom, I bled a lot, and I never really recovered. When I was teaching him, I also felt weak, so I didn’t do the livestream.
When I was writing my post, the big biscuit (BTC) had already risen to my take-profit level of 65154. Perfect!
Let me talk about the big trend: as long as BTC hasn’t fallen below 613, don’t look bearish—you should look bullish. Unless BTC has climbed to 730, I don’t think the bull market is here. Right now, I’m really torn. If this rally can hold steady, BTC may go to 660 and 672, or even 682. I’m not fully certain right now; I’ll only go with what the market action shows.
I’ll continue to go short on spcx, but I’ll set a stop-loss. I’m not very familiar with US stocks—I’m afraid it could rocket up and blow me up! $BTC $SPCX @CZ @Yi He @Richard Teng
The US is about to issue another tariff announcement—does this mean the trade war is going to continue? Although the last time the US Supreme Court rejected the collection of tariffs, Trump is still trying to launch a Section 301 investigation to kick off another tariff war.
At the time, when tariffs were imposed on Mexico and Canada, in 23 there was an explosion—liquidation of over ten billion! Then in early April, the tariffs officially started, and the big pie (chart) dropped to around 745. Tonight, a notice is being released, and it feels like a storm of blood and violence is coming again.
Oil prices keep rising, while gold keeps falling. Trump really wants to blow up European countries with this rhythm.
Today Old Wang went back to Shanghai, and for the past few days, Xiao Yu also hasn’t been at the office for now. I have more time of my own to do analysis and trading. Old Wang has very high cognition—he’s a stock big shot. Since he doesn’t let me talk about his situation, I won’t mention it in the article. Great people are usually low-key. Trading with Old Wang, it’s very clear that “having the right cognition” and “having the right execution” are two different concepts. With a 1000u practice, the overall profit was 0.5%—you should be able to learn from it. The target is spot BTC.
Xiao Yu has experience with contracts. I told her, don’t go short—take it step by step. First do longs; spot is long. If you do spot and it rises, you can sell in batches during the upswing, but the sell positions in batches are not necessarily the same as the short positions! That’s why so many people find it easy to go short. Today she showed me three practice orders; they’re all not bad: 1 loss, 2 profit.
Our practice uses 1-minute intervals. I’ll do it with them, but my position size is larger. Tonight Sun Peng said he wants to come over, and I’ll bring him along to do the practice. If I have time, I might also go live streaming, doing practice together with coin friends who are willing to learn. Practice isn’t about making money by having someone “lead the trades.” It’s about applying what you’ve learned to real trading. During the practice, you’ll find a trading system and buy/sell points that suit you, along with reasonable strategies. Only through continuous practice can you truly understand the theory knowledge I explain. $BTC @Yi He @CZ @Richard Teng