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Recently, a brother asked me: Brother Yue, I have less than 1000U as my capital, can I still turn it around?

Every time I hear something like this, I can't help but laugh—it's not mocking, it's just too familiar

When I first entered the circle, my account had 800U, and I lost it down to just 300U. At that time, my hands shook just opening the order interface

Are you afraid of liquidation? I was afraid of accidentally hitting a button and getting kicked out of the circle

But later I mentored someone even more intense:

He only had 600U, looking like he was ready to exit the crypto world at any moment

I told him one thing back then: Follow me, don’t think about getting rich quickly, first learn to survive

As a result, in one month, he had 6000U

In three months, his account broke 20,000U

He didn’t get liquidated once—all the way through

You say it’s luck?

I tell you, those three months were more “boring” than anyone else’s:

No all-in, no chasing highs, no impulse, following the rhythm, steady like an old hunter

At first, he didn’t believe it and said: Mr. K, can it really turn around this slowly?

I showed him my past trading records: making profits in big trends, shrinking positions in consolidations, going short against the trend and watching the show

Making money has never been about courage, it’s about rules

After following for a while, he finally understood: having little capital isn’t your disadvantage, it’s your greatest advantage

Because you’re light, you won’t sink; you’re steady, you’ll rise fast

I kept reminding him one thing during that time, and he remembers it to this day:

You’re not here to fight; you’re here to steal money. If you can run, run; if you can earn, take it

After he turned from 600U to 20,000U, he told me: Brother Yue, now I understand, it turns out the reason for losing money wasn’t the market, it was my hands that couldn't help but click randomly

Brothers, listen carefully: You don’t need to be very smart; you just need to be calm

Having little capital is okay

But you need to have methods, patience, and someone willing to help you

In the past, you were bumping around in the dark alone

Now the light is with me

The light is always on

Whether you come or not, it depends on whether you dare to take this step $BTC #币安HODLer空投YB

$ETH Contract trading: Heaven and Hell, a fine line apart!

As a newcomer to contracts, I entered with 8000U, opened with 100x leverage, dreaming of getting rich overnight.

To my surprise, the market moved slightly, and within fifteen minutes, half of my position vanished into thin air. At that moment, my heart raced like a drum, my mind went blank, and I finally understood that liquidation is the market's 'welcome gift' for beginners.

From then on, I learned to respect the market, abandon the delusion of getting rich overnight, and not let emotions dictate my trades. Contracts, in essence, are the art of risk management.

Too many people make a little money and consider themselves the chosen ones, only to frequently get liquidated; some lose sleep over losses, consumed by emotions. Little do they know, the masters often wait, holding seven parts cash and three parts position, striking with certainty.

Last year, I captured the SOL market using the BOLL indicator while others focused on K-lines; I seized the rhythm. Consolidate and build momentum, expand and release, enter in batches at the lower band, set stop-loss at the previous low, and in three weeks, I achieved thirty times returns. It wasn’t about prediction, but about iron discipline.

Now, three iron rules are etched in my heart: single trade loss not exceeding 2%, no more than two trades per day, and securing principal at 50% floating profit. It may seem rigid, but in reality, it’s life-saving.

The market lacks warriors, only survivors are needed. If you are still trading with emotions, being led by the market, calm down first! If you want to double your money, secure your principal first. #BitcoinVSTokenizedGold

The abyss lies ahead, and I have already lit the beacon. Whether to follow or not, it's up to you! #代币化热潮

$ETH said something embarrassing but the most truthful: In the first few years after I entered the crypto world, I lost so much money that I could be awakened by the market's fluctuations at night.

When my phone screen lit up, my heartbeat raced faster than the K-line.

But now, I can earn a stable million a year, not relying on talent, not relying on insider information, and certainly not on luck.

What I rely on is a set of incredibly foolish but lifesaving strategies.

I always tell my brothers: smart people often perish in the crypto world, but the foolish methods can help you survive.

The first point is crucial: staying alive is ten thousand times more important than making money.

In the past, I was fully invested, stubbornly holding against the trend; after a frenzied operation, winning felt exhilarating, but losing meant total wipeout.

Later, fearing losses, I set a strict rule for myself: with a principal of 100,000, only use 10,000 for testing, and total positions should not exceed 20%.

Another point is that the older traders understand more: less is more.

The market doesn't pay you based on "trading frequency"; it pays you based on "timing of entry".

Now, I only do a maximum of two trades a day, setting stop losses and take profits in advance, exiting at a 3% loss and locking in profits at 5%.

Although this method is mechanical and boring, it truly makes money.

Do you want to know why 90% of novices fail?

It's not due to poor skills, but a bad mindset.

Adding positions against the trend, gambling more as losses increase, not locking in profits…

I’ve experienced every single one of these, so I understand well: most tears in the crypto world come from that phrase "I'll wait a little longer".

Let me tell you a real comparison I witnessed: two people both started with 100,000.

The first brother went all-in with high leverage, panicking and adding positions as prices fell, and eventually, a single needle sent him straight to a margin call memoir.

The second brother only used 20,000 for the base position, setting take profit and stop loss in advance, making two or three trades a week for confirmed opportunities.

As a result, he steadily earned 8% over 30 days; compounded over a year, he multiplied it several times.

Now, I don’t teach others "get-rich techniques"; I only teach how to survive longer, how to grow steadily, and how to actually withdraw money.

I’ve seen too many people gamble their living expenses, ending up with the next meal being a problem.

This is not trading; this is gambling with your life.

Remember the most heart-wrenching yet useful saying: in the crypto world, those who can survive will ultimately earn the most.

In the past, I stumbled alone in the pit; now the light is in my hands.

With the light on, do you want to follow? #美国ADP数据超预期

Let me tell you the most painful yet valuable thing in my cryptocurrency trading career

In 8 years of trading, the craziest time was in 2017

At that time, I bet on ADA, quietly buying it at 0.03U

Can you imagine? Three months later, it surged to 1.2U

My account's unrealized profit was nearly 40 times, and the first thing I did every morning was check how many more zeros were added to my balance

During that time, I felt like I was floating, even looked up the address of the Porsche dealership

But what happened?

I didn't sell a single coin

Later, ADA dropped to 0.2U, and I watched as my profits evaporated to just a skeleton

It turned out that the Porsche became a second-hand BYD, and I couldn't laugh; that really hurt

On that day, I completely understood: buying is luck, selling is skill

Many people think I'm stable now because of my skills

No, bro, it's because I've lost enough and finally learned my lesson

Over the years, I've summed up a ridiculously simple, yet blood-tested method for taking profits and cutting losses, especially suitable for office workers and ordinary people who don't have time to watch the market

You guys listen, it really works

I'll start with taking profits

I no longer gamble on the peak; I only do "laddered profit-taking"

If it doubles, I sell 30% first, getting back my principal

If it triples, I sell another 30%, locking in most of the profit

The rest goes directly to "trailing stop-loss," for example, if it pulls back 15% from the highest point, I sell everything automatically

This method has no tricks, just one sentence: the less greedy you are, the faster you run

Now let's talk about the part everyone least wants to face: stop-loss

I have a strict rule: a single loss cannot exceed 5%

If it's wrong, get out; the faster you run, the safer it is

The first thing I do after buying a coin is to set the stop-loss order, like buckling a seatbelt for my account

Do you think I won't regret it? Of course, I will

Last month, I took a stop-loss on a trade, and then that coin doubled again

My friends laughed at me: "Mr. K, are you so cowardly?"

But three months later, that coin went straight to zero

The one who truly laughs last is me

The crypto world has never been about who can get rich quickly, but about who can survive

To be honest:

Over the years, I've seen too many people earn six-figure and seven-figure sums, only to lose it all

It's not because they can't analyze, but because they refuse to sell, refuse to cut losses, and refuse to admit mistakes

In this field, the most expensive thing is not the skills, but self-discipline

Only those who execute rules like robots can truly bring money out of the market

I used to wander alone in the darkness, now the light is in my hands

The light is always on, will you follow? $ETH

Many people trade cryptocurrencies, the more they learn, the more complicated it becomes, and the less they earn! As for me, I went from 30,000 to 10 million, relying not on insider information or talent, but on simplifying complex matters and mastering simple tasks! $RDNT

First Stage: 30,000 → 1.2 million, took 2 years! $ZEC

Second Stage: 1.2 million → 6 million, took only 1 year! $LUNC

Final Stage: 6 million → 10 million, only took 5 months!

The further I go, the more I discover a rule: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the number of times you take action.

I only focus on one pattern, the N shape! A vertical surge, a diagonal pullback, then a vertical breakthrough.

Once the N shape is formed, I enter the market; once the N shape breaks, I cut my position! No averaging down, no holding onto losing trades, no leverage.

Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%, and with a win rate of 35%, you can be sure to win. Many people think this is too 'dumb', preferring to focus on indicators, draw trend lines, and look at news, but the smarter they think they are, the faster they lose.

I instead keep it simple and straightforward: I only leave the 20-day moving average, with a light color to prevent confusion.

Every morning at 9:50, I open the exchange and scan the 4-hour chart! No N shape? Shut down; there’s an N shape? Place orders for stop loss and take profit.

The whole day is done in 5 minutes, and the rest of the time is for coffee and walking the dog.

I divide my earnings into three steps:

At 1.2 million, I first withdraw the principal; at 6 million, I withdraw half to buy funds and deposit in fixed terms; the rest continues to roll. Even if the market crashes, the foundation is solid!

I have only three rules:
1. Don’t chase the rise; wait for the pattern to complete before acting.

2. Don’t hold losing trades; exit immediately upon breaking support.

3. Don’t cling to battles; withdraw once you've made enough.

In the crypto world, there is no holy grail, only a sieve! Sift long enough, and the gold will naturally remain.

Stop thinking about 100x coins all day; if you can consistently take 10% 20 times, you will be surprised to see 10 million, it’s really just a matter of time.

I have already walked through the night, and now the torch is passed to you. This time, it’s your turn to shine! #币安HODLer空投YB

Want to turn things around in the crypto world? First, find a way to roll out 1 million in capital $BTC

Stop thinking about tens of millions every day; focus on turning a few thousand into 1 million first. $ETH

From a few thousand to 1 million, there’s only one way: rolling positions. $BNB

Rolling positions is the only chance for retail investors to turn their fortunes around. If you roll right, your destiny changes.

Once you have 1 million in capital, you will find that:

Without leverage, if the spot price rises by 20%, that's 200,000;

You’ve grasped the logic of making money, and your mindset is stable;

From here on, it's just about continuous repetition; as long as you don’t rush, you can live well.

If you can’t even roll out 1 million, stop thinking about things like "annual income in the tens of millions" or "crypto big shots".

Stop bragging; even cows get annoyed by it.

What does rolling positions mean?

Rolling positions is not about doing it every day; it’s about acting when a big opportunity arises!

Usually, trade small and wait for the right moment to strike big.

As long as you successfully roll 3 to 4 times in your life, it's enough to progress from 0 to a net worth of tens of millions.

Three iron rules of rolling positions:

1. You must be able to endure

Don’t roll at every opportunity; wait if there’s no chance. Rolling incorrectly once can lead to a total loss.

2. Capture certain opportunities

A sharp drop → long consolidation → breakout with volume; this pattern is the easiest to trend.

3. Get in once the car starts

Once the opportunity is confirmed, you cannot hesitate. Even a second of delay can lead to missing out.

The crypto world is never filled with opportunities for sudden wealth every day.

But rolling positions is one of the few moments when ordinary people can turn their fate around.

What you need to do is not gamble on the market every day, but endure, wait, capture, and act. #隐私币生态普涨

$BTC says something embarrassing but true: In the first few years after I entered the crypto world, I lost so much money that I could be scared awake by the market while sleeping at night.

When my phone screen lights up, my heartbeat races faster than the K-line.

But now, I can consistently earn millions a year, not relying on talent, not relying on insider information, and definitely not luck.

What I rely on is a painfully simple but life-saving strategy.

I always tell my brothers: smart people often fail in the crypto world, while foolish methods can actually help you survive.

The first point is very important: staying alive is ten thousand times more important than making money.

In the past, I used to go all in and stubbornly resist the trend; after a flurry of operations, winning felt exhilarating, but losing meant going straight to zero.

Later, after being scared of losing, I set a strict rule for myself: with a 100,000 capital, only use 10,000 to test the waters, and total position should not exceed 20%.

And one more thing, the older the trader, the more they know: less is more.

The market doesn’t reward based on “operating frequency”, but on “timing of execution”.

Now, I only make at most two trades a day, setting stop losses and take profits in advance: 3% loss and I’m out, 5% profit and I lock it in.

Although this method is mechanical and boring, it really can make money.

Do you want to know why 90% of beginners fail?

It’s not because of poor skills, but a bad mindset.

Increasing positions against the trend, gambling more as losses pile up, and not taking profits…

I have experienced every one of these, so I understand particularly well: most of the tears in the crypto world come from that phrase “I’ll wait a little longer.”

Let me tell you about a real comparison I saw with my own eyes: two people both starting with 100,000.

The first brother went all in with high leverage, and as the price dropped, he kept averaging down, becoming more and more anxious, until a single prick sent him into a margin call memoir.

The second brother only used 20,000 for a base position, setting take profits and stop losses in advance, and only made two or three trades a week when opportunities were certain.

As a result, he steadily made 8% over 30 days; compounded over a year, he multiplied his capital several times.

I no longer teach others “get rich quick techniques”; I only teach how to survive longer, how to steadily grow, and how to actually withdraw money.

I’ve seen too many people gamble their living expenses, and then end up struggling to afford their next meal.

This is not trading; this is gambling with your life.

Remember this most heart-wrenching but useful phrase: in the crypto world, those who can survive will ultimately earn the most.

In the past, I stumbled alone in the pit; now the light is in my hands.

With the light on, do you want to follow? #加密ETF十月决战

$ETH Brothers, to be honest: Among those who come to the crypto world, nine out of ten think about getting rich overnight.

But those who really make money in this industry are not the ones gambling with their lives; it's the ones who stabilize their pace, understand the market, and are willing to exit when necessary.

Don't think that just because I have tens of millions in my account now, I was born to trade. I started with just a few thousand U, just like you, a complete retail trader.

I'm not a big player, not insider trading, no backing, just tough luck and not messing around.

Many people ask me: K, how did you roll from a few thousand U to this number?

Actually, it's simple, just three words: no reckless gambling.

At first, I only had 1000U, which I divided into five parts, each position 200U.

Every trade had a stop-loss, no chasing highs, no going against the trend, no holding onto losing positions.

I kept reminding myself every day: you're not here to fight hard; you're here to make money quietly.

If you don't understand the market, stay in cash; if you do, then go in steadily.

Once my account slowly grew to 10,000 U, I began to increase my positions.

Not all in, but gradually adding in batches when the trend was clear.

That was when I truly realized: making money is about riding the trend, not forcing it.

When my account reached 200,000 U, the first thing I did was not to celebrate, but to withdraw funds.

Lock in profits weekly, turning gains into real money.

It's not about fearing losses; it's about fearing being carried away.

If you get carried away once, the market will teach you a lesson.

Last year, a brother who followed me grew from 800 U to 12,000 U.

On the day of withdrawal, he excitedly sent me dozens of voice messages, trembling with excitement.

He said: K, for the first time I feel that the crypto world isn't just for those who get liquidated.

Actually, I understand.

Retail traders are most afraid not of losses, but of having no direction.

If you go solo, you will always be led by emotions.

If you're groping in the dark, you will always step into pitfalls that make you doubt life.

But if you follow the right circle and the right rhythm, you don't need to gamble your life.

You only need to do a few simple things right; that's enough.

Brothers, my ability to grow from a few thousand U to today is truly not a gift.

It's because I'm not reckless, it's because I'm steady, it's because I know when to act and when to retreat.

I've lit the way for you; do you want to move forward?

That is your choice #ETH走势分析 .

The most heart-wrenching thing in the cryptocurrency world is not the crash, nor the liquidation: it's that you finally made money, but can't withdraw it.

A couple of days ago, an old follower sent me a voice message in the middle of the night, his voice trembling with anxiety.

300,000 U was transferred to the bank card, but when swiped: non-counter transactions are temporarily suspended.

The account was directly frozen.

It's not that the money is lost; it's stuck in mid-air, visible but unreachable. Do you understand that suffocation?

The most ironic part is: he didn't do anything wrong, just normal OTC, but was dragged down by the funding chain of scammers.

Today's scammers are too clever, using you as the "final stop," and as a result, the police trace the funding chain and first freeze your account before anything else.

But brothers, listen to me: don't panic, there's a 90% chance it can be resolved.

As long as you cooperate, provide transaction records, chat screenshots, and transfer proof, the police will verify, and the money will be released.

It's just that the process is tedious and time-consuming; no matter how steady your mindset is, you will be tortured to the point of wanting to smash your phone.

After this incident, I shared all my experiences of safeguarding money over the years with him.

To be honest, making money in the cryptocurrency world is important, but "safely withdrawing it" is even more important.

What am I doing now? To put it bluntly: cryptocurrencies can rise, but money must be withdrawable.

I have a card specifically for OTC transactions; I don't buy takeout, pay utilities, or transfer to friends.

It's a dedicated card for dedicated use, completely clean.

For OTC, I only seek long-term partners with good reputations, not interested in a few bucks profit, and I don't connect with unfamiliar accounts.

For large amounts, I never withdraw all at once; I always break it down, and after withdrawing, I leave it in the card for two days before moving it again.

It's not that I'm overly cautious; I've seen too many people make hundreds of thousands, only to get stuck halfway, with no place to cry.

Brothers, remember this:

At the moment you make money, you've only completed half of it; being able to withdraw smoothly is what truly counts as winning.

The cryptocurrency world is never just about technical skills; it also tests maturity.

There are many who can make money, but those who can safeguard their money and smoothly take their profits are the real veterans $ETH #巨鲸动向 .

Let me tell you about the most painful yet valuable experience in my cryptocurrency trading career.

After 8 years of trading, the craziest time was in 2017.

At that time, I invested in ADA, starting to buy quietly at 0.03U.

Can you imagine? In three months, it surged to 1.2U.

The account's unrealized gains were nearly 40 times, and the first thing I did every morning was check my balance to see a few more zeros.

During that time, I felt like I was floating; I even checked the address of the Porsche dealership.

But what happened?

I didn’t sell a single coin.

Later, ADA dropped to 0.2U, and I watched as my profits evaporated to just a shell.

It turned out that the Porsche became a second-hand BYD; I couldn’t smile, that really hurt.

On that day, I completely understood: buying is luck, selling is a skill.

Many people think I’m stable now because of good skills.

No, brother, it’s because I’ve lost enough to finally learn my lesson.

Over the years, I’ve summarized a set of methods for taking profits and cutting losses that are ridiculously simple but have been validated by losses, especially suitable for office workers and ordinary people who don’t have time to monitor the market.

Listen up, it really works.

Let’s talk about taking profits first.

I no longer gamble on peaks; I only do “tiered profit-taking.”

If it doubles, I sell 30% first to get my principal back.

If it triples, I sell another 30% to secure most of the profits.

The rest goes directly to “trailing stop-loss,” for example, if it pulls back 15% from the highest point, I automatically sell everything.

This method isn’t about tricks; it’s just one phrase: those who are not greedy run the fastest.

Now let’s talk about the thing everyone hates facing: cutting losses.

My iron rule: a single loss cannot exceed 5%.

If it’s wrong, get out; the faster you run, the safer you are.

The first thing I do after buying coins is to set up my stop-loss order, like fastening a seatbelt for my account.

You think I won’t regret it? Of course, I do.

Last month, I cut losses on one trade, and then that asset doubled again.

My friends laughed at me: "K, are you that cowardly?"

But three months later, that coin went to zero.

The one who truly laughs last is me.

The cryptocurrency market has never been about who can get rich quickly, but rather who can survive.

To be honest:

Over the years, I’ve seen too many people make six or seven figures, only to lose it all back.

It’s not because they can’t analyze, but because they won’t sell, won’t cut losses, and won’t admit they’re wrong.

In this field, the most expensive thing isn’t skill, it’s discipline.

Only those who execute rules like robots can truly take money out of the market.

I used to stumble around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? $ETH

Let me tell you the most painful yet valuable thing in my cryptocurrency trading career.

After 8 years of trading, the craziest time was in 2017.

At that time, I quietly started buying ADA at 0.03U.

Can you imagine? In three months, it surged to 1.2U.

My account was nearly 40 times in profit, and the first thing I did every morning was check how many more zeros appeared in my balance.

During those days, I was floating; I even checked the address of the Porsche 4S store.

But what happened?

I didn’t sell a single coin.

Later, ADA dropped to 0.2U, and I watched the profits evaporate down to just a skeleton.

Originally, the Porsche turned into a second-hand BYD, and I couldn’t smile; that really hurt.

That day, I completely understood: buying is luck, selling is skill.

Many people think I’m stable now because I have good skills.

No, brother, it’s because I’ve lost enough and finally learned my lesson.

Over the years, I’ve summarized a ridiculously simple yet blood-tested method for taking profits and cutting losses, which is especially suitable for office workers and ordinary people who don’t have time to watch the market.

Listen up, it really works.

Let’s talk about taking profits first.

I no longer gamble on peaks; I only do "tiered profit-taking".

After a double, I sell 30% first to get my capital back.

When it triples, I sell another 30% to lock in most of the profits.

The rest goes directly to "trailing stop-loss", for example, if it retraces 15% from the highest point, I automatically sell everything.

This method has no tricks; it’s just one sentence: those who aren’t greedy run the fastest.

Now let’s talk about the thing everyone is most unwilling to face: cutting losses.

I have a strict rule: a single trade loss cannot exceed 5%.

If it’s wrong, just run; the faster you run, the safer it is.

The first thing I do after buying a coin is to set a stop-loss order, like buckling a seatbelt for my account.

You think I won’t regret it? Of course I do.

Last month I cut a loss on a trade, and then that thing doubled.

Friends laughed at me: "Mr. K, so timid?"

But three months later, that coin went to zero.

The one who truly laughs last is me.

The crypto world has never been about who can get rich quickly, but who can survive.

To be honest:

Over the years, I’ve seen too many people make six or seven figures, only to lose it all.

Not because they can’t analyze, but because they won’t sell, won’t cut losses, and won’t admit mistakes.

In this business, the most expensive thing isn’t technology; it’s self-discipline.

Only those who execute rules like robots can truly take money out of the market.

I used to stumble alone in the dark; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow? $BNB

$BTC The most common mistake retail investors make in the cryptocurrency market is being "late to the game." For example, in the market last September, many people waited until the market had risen halfway before entering, resulting in significant losses. Furthermore, in November of last year, when the market crashed, everyone was shouting "It's the bottom, it’s about to rise," while retail investors were desperately trying to add to their positions, resulting in even greater losses.

$ETH Even now, many people are still skeptical about the market, and by December, most are still waiting for a rebound. Earlier this year, many lost several times their investment simply because they believed "the market will rise." In reality, the market is not as straightforward as you think. The speed of rising and falling is quite similar; most real profit opportunities occur during sideways movements. Understanding how to wait and maintaining a steady mindset is the most important.

Therefore, the true beginning of a bull market might not appear until January next year, and by then, most retail investors may have already missed out. The key to making money in the cryptocurrency market is not to focus on short-term fluctuations, but to plan ahead and learn to be steady and methodical! Follow Yue Ge, and let him help you understand the rules of the cryptocurrency market! #山寨季将至？

To survive in the cryptocurrency world, you must first learn to "endure"

The rules of the cryptocurrency world are simple: only those who survive are qualified to make money. Many people come in thinking about getting rich quickly, but without going through the hardships, they eventually get eliminated. If you want to support your family through cryptocurrency, you must first learn to endure — endure the lows, endure the setbacks, and endure countless times of "darkness".

When I first entered the scene, I lived in a small rental with Old Li, who always said, "I want to support my family through cryptocurrency." I laughed at him, thinking he was foolish, but he analyzed trends every day, missing no opportunity. Once, when ETH dropped for nine days and everyone was bearish, Old Li entered the market at that moment and ended up making a 40% profit. That night, we drank on the rooftop, and the wind felt like freedom.

True success in the cryptocurrency world does not come from predicting the future but from strictly adhering to the rules. Those who get rich quickly often do not understand the importance of following the rules; they make money fast but lose it just as quickly. The ones who can truly make money are those who can endure loneliness and strictly execute their strategies.

I often say: in cryptocurrency, it’s not about speculation but patience. The market is volatile, but opportunities are prepared for those who are patient. For example:

1. Dare to buy strong coins that have dropped significantly, and reduce holdings if they rise too quickly.

2. Increased volume at low levels is an opportunity, while increased volume at high levels requires caution.

3. Don’t open a position without a clear pattern; only act when there’s a signal.

These seemingly simple rules actually contain profound experience. The cryptocurrency world is not gambling but a process of patient accumulation. If you want to establish yourself in cryptocurrency, you must first learn to survive, endure the darkness, and only then will you have the opportunity to see the light.

I once groped in the darkness, and now I have a lamp in my hand that keeps shining. Are you ready to follow me? $ETH #ETH走势分析

Many people who just enter the cryptocurrency world have a dream—getting rich overnight! I used to think this way too, especially when I saw others doubling their profits overnight, it made me particularly itchy. However, after a few years, you will find that steady doubling is the hardest to achieve.

For example, three months ago, I had a fan who had only 5000U in his account, and he also wanted to get rich overnight. He was anxious with every trade, and as a result, he lost a lot of money. Later, I told him: "Don't rush, keep your pace, and learn to compound."

His change wasn't due to any complex operations; he just followed two principles: focus and compounding. He said at first, he was still habitually eager to jump in whenever he saw market movements and wanted to copy others when he saw them making money. Later, he understood: those who truly make money all have their own operational rhythm.

I set a strategy for him—diversified trading. For example, with an account of 100,000U, I suggested he divide it into five or six parts. Each time he buys spot, he would use at most one part, avoiding chasing highs or going all in. When the market drops by 10%, he would use one part to lower the cost; when it rises by 10%, he would sell a portion, steadily securing his profits.

The key point is—don't guess the ups and downs, just operate according to the rhythm. This may sound like a slow pace, but you will find that it speeds up the more you do it. Why? Because the power of compounding is truly enormous. Each small profit you accumulate will turn into a big profit.

More importantly, this method of operation keeps you from panicking when the market drops, stabilizing your mindset. While others face liquidation due to poor position control, you are still compounding at your own pace. Moreover, if you manage your positions well, you can maintain a stable mindset, and losses won't easily break you.

Looking back now, this method isn't complicated at all; the difficulty lies in maintaining focus, sticking to this one method, and not getting distracted. Back then, I relied on this strategy to steadily grow my principal from a few thousand U to millions, and even more.

If you are still confused, not knowing how to start, how to increase positions, or how to take profits, come talk to me. There are many opportunities in the market, but the rhythm is the key to success. Don't rush; operate steadily, and profits will naturally come.

Remember: the market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are calm, steady-paced individuals. $BTC #ETH走势分析

I lost several thousand, what should I do with the remaining 500 dollars?

A friend asked me, after losing several thousand in contracts and having only 500 dollars left in the account, can I turn things around and make it back? I told him, let's first clarify our thoughts before making a decision.

Option one: Withdraw and take a break

Withdraw the remaining money, take a break, enjoy some good food, and adjust your mindset. Don't let the losses weigh you down; staying clear-headed makes it easier to make the right decisions.

Option two: Trade spot, avoid contracts

If you still want to continue investing, you can trade in the spot market, like with potential coins such as AIA. Spot trading doesn't require staying up late to monitor the market and has lower risks. Choose a good entry point, wait patiently, and make decisions when the market recovers; it's also more stable for making profits.

The contract market fluctuates too quickly, making it easy to lose composure. Each loss increases the psychological burden, leading to mistakes in operation. For ordinary investors, stable spot trading is more suitable.

In summary: Smart investors know how to maintain their composure and make rational decisions. Don't chase quick money at the expense of health and mood; slow accumulation is the long-term path. $BTC #美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作

$BTC Many people still don't know — Binance's newly opened 'private chat channel' is a true lifesaver!

I've had it open for a while now. If you still don't know how to use it, hurry up and follow these steps:

① Open the 【Binance APP】 and click on the three horizontal lines in the top left corner of the homepage.

② Scan the QR code in the top right corner.

③ Just scan it to add me.

Whenever there are fluctuations in the market, how to enter contracts, or whether an opportunity is worth pursuing, you can directly message me.

I usually don't open many positions, only about 1-3 times a day, but each trade is the kind that is 'understandable, manageable, and profitable'.

It doesn't matter if you come or not, but if you want to keep up with the rhythm and sense the take-off signal in advance, then just follow my instructions, and we can chat while monitoring the market together. Don't waste good opportunities on hesitation.

If you don't know how to scan, don't panic. Just search directly in the chat room: 3o0xclnv

Just add me as a friend.

I'm here, don't get lost. #加密市场观察

$GLMR The market has opportunities, and surviving is the most important thing!

At three in the morning, my phone's ringtone pulled me out of my dream. On the other end of the line, an old fan from Zhejiang spoke with a trembling voice, almost crying and unable to speak: “Brother Dasheng, I blew up all my 6000U, with 5x leverage, and a 3-point pullback directly cleared me out…”

After hearing her story, I could almost imagine her feelings. Looking at her trading record, I couldn't help but frown: full positions at 5800U, increased leverage, no stop-loss set, and everything blew up as soon as the market moved. It's truly a 'self-destructive' operation.

Such things happen frequently in the crypto world. Being fully invested is not bravery; it is foolishness. You have no idea about the market direction, and the result could instantly go to zero. Remember, making money is not about getting rich quickly, but about surviving!

I summarized three stable principles for your reference:

1. Each trade should not exceed 7% of total funds

For example, with a 6000U account, the maximum for a single trade is 420U. Even if your stop-loss is set at 7%, with a loss of 29U, your emotions won’t be greatly affected, allowing you to remain calm and continue trading.

2. Control single trade losses to within 1.1%

With 420U at 5x leverage and a 1% stop-loss, your maximum loss is 8.4U. The loss won't be large enough to cause you to collapse, enabling rational trading without being swayed by emotions.

3. When the market trend is unclear, decisively stay out

If the market trend is unclear, then wait on the sidelines. If you can't see the market clearly, don’t gamble; defend first and then attack!

I have a fan who, at first, blew up his account twice a month. Later, he followed these three principles I shared and grew from 3200U to 55,000U in four months. At that time, he finally understood one principle: “I used to think being fully invested was courage, now I realize that surviving is the most important thing.”

There are many opportunities in the crypto world, but your capital is limited to one. Don't gamble with your life; surviving gives you the next opportunity.

Remember, surviving means having a future. The market can wait for you, but the premise is that you must be able to hold on!

Are you still coming?💥#中美贸易谈判

$BTC From 1200U to 32,000U, these three rules help you earn steadily!

Brothers and sisters, if your capital is below 2000U, stop for a moment and listen to me: The cryptocurrency market is not a casino; it is a battlefield, relying not on luck but on strategy.

I once had a friend who entered the cryptocurrency market with only 1200U in his account. At first, he was nervous about placing orders, afraid of losing everything. I told him, "Take it steady, follow me, and you will also be stable."

Three months later, he had turned 1200U into 15,000U; five months later, his account directly rose to 32,000U, and he never faced a liquidation. When I asked him if it was good luck, the answer was no; it was all about discipline!

These three "life-saving and money-making" iron rules helped him go from 1200U to where he is today:

1. Divide funds into three parts, keep a good backup

Divide your capital into three parts:

500U for day trading, taking profits when the volatility is 3%-5%;

400U for swing trading, waiting for opportunities to act;

300U as a reserve, not moving during extreme market conditions.

2. Only chase trends, do not exhaust with fluctuations

The market is mostly in fluctuation, and frequent trading just means giving money to the platform.

Do not act without signals; when there are signals, act decisively.

Take out a portion when profits reach 15%; being steady is the way to go.

3. Rules come first, control your emotions

Never exceed a 2% stop-loss;

When profits exceed 4%, first reduce to half a position;

Never average down when in loss; emotions must be controlled.

Remember, having little capital is not scary; what is scary is always wanting to "flip the tables".

Turning 1200U into 32,000U is not based on luck but on rules, patience, and discipline.

The lamp is in my hands; will you follow? Follow Yue Ge, and let me help you avoid detours! #特朗普家族币

$BTC 《Eight Years in the Crypto World: A Few Truths I’ve Realized》

I entered the crypto world at 30, and now I’m 38. In eight years, I’ve gone from riches to rags, from aggressive to stable; the market has taught me more than any book ever could.

Someone asked me: "What does it take to trade cryptocurrencies?"

I simply said: Stay calm.

In 2019, my account first broke seven figures, and I felt invincible.

Then came a massive crash, sending me right back to square one.

At that moment, I finally understood— the crypto world rewards no confidence, only teaches arrogance.

Now it seems glamorous, staying in nice hotels, discussing the market,

but my heart is steadier than anyone else’s. Because I’ve seen too many people fall victim to "greed."

💡1. BTC is the lifeline

When it rises, everyone rejoices; when it falls, no one can survive alone.

ETH occasionally holds up, but altcoins are merely sidekicks.

If you’re not watching BTC, everything else is a waste of time.

💡2. BTC and USDT are indicators of sentiment

When USDT rises, it indicates funds are fleeing;

When BTC surges, it’s time to be cautious.

The market is most euphoric when the risks are highest.

💡3. Focus on timing

There are many spikes in the early morning, check the trend in the morning, and watch for significant volatility in the afternoon.

If you don’t understand the rhythm, you’ll just be played by the market.

💡4. Don’t panic when it drops

Choose the right coins, manage your positions, and buy in batches.

A bear market isn’t a dead end, it’s a screening process.

My proudest trade:

Bought DOGE at 0.1U, now it’s worth over twenty times.

I didn’t rely on skills, just on a steady heart.

The crypto world can make you rich, but it also forces you to see yourself clearly.

The market may be chaotic, but your heart must not be.

Those who can weather the bull and bear markets are not the smart ones, but the steady ones.$ETH #比特币波动性