The moment I arrived in Xi’an yesterday, a huge bullish candle appeared—everyone from all directions came to meet. BTC has already been building a base, and the daily chart has broken above the 365-day line. This is an entry point. I chased a bit higher, but using a right-side trading approach, I’m aiming for high certainty in execution.
How high a level of IQ and energy do I have to be able to do two things at once. I’m in the gold market, but my mind is in the Web3 space. It takes a certain state of mastery to keep your brain from “overheating” and not to be thrown off so easily. If in October I switch over to the direct-sales sector, I’ll also be taking on the role of a team leader. In every scene, I have to play it well. Cross-dressing into something this professional—I’m even smarter than AI. With this level, I’m kind of impressed with myself.
Today is all about finance topics—information overload. You guys should absorb knowledge like crazy. By the way, people are a product of their environment. Today I’m at the Marriott Hotel现场 at an international financial summit, and I picked up a phone. But don’t worry—I returned it to its owner. See? I treat money like dirt—that’s not just something I say; it’s my principle in life.
What I really want to say is: the importance of choosing the right city and the right track! That’s my motto—if the circle isn’t right, all your effort is wasted. Oh, I’ve got too many mottos. Many of the stories you hear about in the martial-arts world actually spread from the team leader’s mouth. I just don’t attach my name, because I don’t care about those fluff things.
I’m planning to enter the spot market on Monday, holding a big position in the big pie. Gold forms a bottom one day earlier than BTC, and these two investment products generally move in sync. As for whether to enter half or go all-in—that depends on the person; each approach has its pros and cons.
Anyway, remember this: if it breaks below the 365-day moving average line, cut your loss. Above it, the bulls are strong. Below it, the bulls are weak. The strategy is simple—it includes years of my real trading experience and wisdom—but you also need to watch out for pullback risk.
That’s it for the blockchain market update. Next, let’s talk about the full harvest from today’s Xi’an Capital Forum. They say Xi’an is a city of coins—there’s a strong Web3 atmosphere, and it pairs as a north-south match with Chengdu.
The wealth management summit today was organized really well. Guests and friends came from Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and even Malaysia. Of course, we couldn’t miss the stage support from the Russian beauty hostess too—it showcases the high-end, grand financial vibe.
I’ve stayed in so many five-star hotels, but I still like Marriott the most. It feels extremely tasteful. What I was going to say is: in a slum, you can’t find a phone. It’s not about luck. With that low level of environment, you only meet thieves.
Inspiring someone to succeed is really hard, because people’s mindsets are difficult to change. But then, my alternative self also happens to like Hong Kong’s Kowloon Walled City—the old-fashioned cage dwellings. You can often spot some Indians and Filipino domestic helpers there too.
My jumpy way of thinking has no logic—you guys just make do and look at it. I’m not charging you; I’m just sharing pure know-how. If I were to sell courses, the value of the knowledge I put out would be worth more than the 680,000 RMB threshold that Zhou Wen has—so it might even be more expensive.
Because my position is China’s own Wolf of Wall Street, not China’s rich-dad type. Which is more powerful? You know the answer. I won’t teach you that fluffy, mystical stuff. I’ll take you straight to turn stones into gold and get results.
Liang Wenfeng from Fangfang Quant doesn’t play with you guys—leader of the team doesn’t mind that your position size is only 1,000 US dollars, and you can still follow the trades with me. But in another two or three months, it might not be that way anymore. Maybe you want to partner with me on gold wealth management and trading-technique stuff—at the very least you’ll need to start with $2,000.
Nowadays brokerage platforms are extremely cutthroat. There are so-called technologies everywhere, and the stage teachers talk up a storm, one by one bragging about how high their skills are. Little do they know that the real高手 actually sit in the audience. Like last month at the Hong Kong Bitcoin conference—Teacher Chen Anzhi sat backstage and watched the project owners do their briefings on stage. Back then, the founder who taught Ma Yun a lesson on CCTV is now so low-key that it’s hard to imagine. Even the Asian Bitcoin conference organizer might not even know Chen Anzhi was there.
Sorry, I went back to reminiscing again. Something happened just last month. This year I’ve met Sun Yuzhou twice, and I couldn’t even be bothered to take a photo with him—because he isn’t qualified to stand on the same frame as me. I’ve always drawn a clear line between myself and the scythe crowd. I look down on people with no bottom line—even if, in other retail investors’ eyes, they’re big shots.
The most exciting part of today’s financial forum should be the 6 guest panelists sparring in a debate showdown: is manual trading better, or is quantitative trading better? Will AI replace traders in the future? And maybe the audience vote is worth taking into account—60% of professional players favor AI trading bots, while 40% of professional players favor manual trading.
Actually, strategy and tech, self-media, and sales operations—three things, I’ve dabbled in all of them. I’m a top-tier高手 among高手. Really, whichever brokerage or exchange boss has the foresight in the morning should probably pay an annual salary of millions to hire me as CEO. And then I’d definitely push your trading platform to the top of the market.
So everything comes down to your overall perspective! Just like if you’re a sales business manager, knowing how to attend meetings, add people on WeChat—what good is that? I went into the venue and made a first strike, and a bunch of salespeople added my WeChat proactively. So tell me—who am I supposed to cooperate with? What’s the premise for cooperation? What are the clients’ needs? Do you know what my identity is and what I’m really thinking in my head? Why did I fly across cities using my own money to find what? If you hand me a bunch of small gifts and knickknacks, what would that change? These are the things you all need to think about for expanding the market.
Financial competition is actually extremely intense. Since the end of last year, I’ve felt this. One-stop platforms—the integration of gold, forex, and the B-side is the trend. Bitget has already set the example. This time at the Xi’an Marriott Hotel venue, I met a few Bitget exchange business people. They also smelled the financial scent and are expanding from traditional securities circles into getting people to open accounts at their place—because the exchange also has the MT5 software.
You brokers—there’s no sense of crisis on your end, and your clients will be lost sooner or later. If you’d known, those so-called regulations were just psychological comfort. How safe is the funds, really? Do you place stop orders against clients or are you betting against them? As platform employees, don’t you have it clear in your minds? Don’t let your leaders brainwash you. I just can’t figure this out: you’ve been working in the forex brokerage industry for so long—have you ever seen your behind-the-scenes boss? What’s your boss’s last name? I bet you don’t even know. If the off-exchange volume is so huge, the boss would definitely be on the Forbes or Hurun Wealth Rankings. So why isn’t there a single gold brokerage boss stepping out publicly to take the stage? Are you even less face-saving than Brother Sun? Hahaha.
Forget it. I won’t talk about it anymore—I guess I’m just tearing off the veil of the gold and forex industry, even though it’s really out of frustration that it can’t get better. If I were a platform boss, sending all those water cups and similar little gifts—what use would that have? It can’t win over the hearts of agent clients. I’ve only got one marketing tactic: feed them lunch. Even if it’s just boxed lunch, it’s still better than nothing.
The gold-market weeds eat egg-fried rice, while the blockchain-market weeds eat pork knuckle rice. Go straight for the human soul—look at what you’ve got: only booths with banquets and cocktail parties. Without deep trust, clients also get client-without-confidence issues. What’s the point of comparing whose dress is shorter and legs look longer? You have to take real action to move clients—only then will people want to register and deposit.
Unless you provide people with solid emotional value like the team leader—every day, you psychologically massage and comfort the souls that have been through liquidation wounds, guide them, and help them no longer feel lost.
That’s enough—I forgot I haven’t even eaten yet. The Yangrou paomo and biangbiang noodles in Xi’an aren’t bad. I’m going to go and get into an argument over dinner tonight. You ask if you guys are failures? Whoever invites me tonight, even just to eat some liangpi—if my mood gets going, I might even open an account at your exchange and deposit $80,000 on the spot. Isn’t that just me buying one less Bitcoin?……