You have an Shu Qin strategy—you should look carefully. I’ve looked over the orders he gave recently, and I’ll explain it to you.
A lot of the orders don’t hit the entry positions at all. He just enters into thin air, takes profit into thin air, and hard forces his own statistics up. A brother told me his orders are all hard to understand—how can you take profit if you can’t even get into the position to begin with?
Entering into thin air, taking profit into thin air—then when he comes back to the platform to tell the brothers, “Brothers, we’re eating big! There’s meat for you with me!” But actually? You pay the membership fee. Once you go in, you find that the positions he gives can’t even be entered. And that “string instrument” leader, the one who guided the orders—Bitcoin makes $10 and he runs. This is called trading…
Brothers, isn’t this just straight-up charging you your trading fees?
That was the first time he got to know me. He said, “Bro 🐔, how should I make money? What should I buy, and what should I avoid losing on?” I told him, “Take a breath, calm down, and think it through properly. Don’t chase surging prices and don’t kill trades impulsively.”
After two months, this brother found me again. He said, “Chicken Bro, I bought a strategy—1888u. It’s supposed to be incredibly awesome.” I asked, “What?”
1888u—when Brother Ji’s strategy collection is only 38u, it includes 200 bloggers. With just a small amount of money, you can do big things! Later, you asked me to buy it for 38u, and you also made your own 170,000 yuan. Congratulations—you’ve kicked off your life of aggregation/compounding 😁
On the square, there’s nothing in abundance—except fucking scammers. And your fans’ brains aren’t all that great either.
Someone says they’ll manage your trades with 6,000 dollars, and you just hand it over. You’re really rich with money to burn.
I used to know a guy who managed accounts. In his group there were one or two thousand people. A scammer pretended to be him and “borrowed” money from the group. In one night, they got 2 million, then ran off. My friend was completely speechless. He had painstakingly built that community, and it wasn’t even ready to monetize yet—yet it ended up becoming someone else’s wedding dress.
People with brains like that shouldn’t trade crypto 😅😅
币圈番茄哥
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Strongly recommend that Binance Square’s official account pay close attention to and investigate the recent controversy of “anchor-operated funds by proxy.”
According to reports from relevant users, someone transferred approximately 6,000 USDT to a Square livestreamer for them to operate on their behalf. After that, a loss of funds occurred, and the person claimed they were blocked. At present, the relevant situation still needs further verification by the police and the platform.
If the evidence is confirmed to be true, these kinds of behind-the-scenes collection of payments, proxy trading accounts, or fund transfer arrangements can not only cause significant losses to users, but also seriously undermine the community atmosphere on Binance Square and users’ trust.
We kindly ask the platform to check the implicated account(s), fund flows, and livestream records, and to take restrictions on livestreaming, account bans, or other necessary measures based on the results of the investigation. At the same time, we suggest the platform strengthen risk warnings: do not transfer money to any livestreamer or stranger, do not hand over your account or verification codes, and do not delegate others to conduct trades on your behalf.
This post is only a request for investigation based on publicly available information and does not presume any investigative conclusions. The final outcome shall be subject to the police and Binance’s official verification results.
Damn, this professor is incredible. I’ve followed him for a long time—his overall direction has never been wrong. People even criticize him, saying his positions blew up because he’s trash, but—
I’ve gone through and reviewed all his strategies. They’re amazing. Those people just see someone else making money and then blindly trash-talk. It’s unnecessary. Guys, focus on creating high-quality strategies and make yourself money—that’s what’s truly useful. Don’t blindly follow trends just to bash others.
广场纪检委——阿鸡测评
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Earned 3 million in 5 days—printing money machine, huh……
Is this professor too amazing? In just five days, he went long on gold, silver, and copper and raked in 3 million. He’s spot-on with the big-picture direction. His position size is also really big. And it seems like none of the trades in his community are losses—this guy’s trading and market judgment really are that impressive.
But before that, he played with a “benefit girl” (welfare girl), and then he kept losing for a while, losing a lot of money. Brothers, when it comes to playing with women, be careful 😐 It can affect your luck and cost you money.
Those larger-sum funds on the square—follow-betting influencers
Almost all of them require at least 1,000u to follow, and the ones with a 20% profit share are countless.
If you’re willing to grind it out with 10u, and if they limit it to 1,000 instead, the capital scale would have to jump up four or five tiers. With a 10% profit share—how many people’s faces does that slap? Tell me: with a 20% profit share, do those people actually have the ability to “grind it out”?
Who doesn’t want to earn more money? Why do the “grind it out” people only get 10%, while those clowns get 20? Isn’t it obvious? 😂😂 Garbage will always be garbage.
Earned 3 million in 5 days—printing money machine, huh……
Is this professor too amazing? In just five days, he went long on gold, silver, and copper and raked in 3 million. He’s spot-on with the big-picture direction. His position size is also really big. And it seems like none of the trades in his community are losses—this guy’s trading and market judgment really are that impressive.
But before that, he played with a “benefit girl” (welfare girl), and then he kept losing for a while, losing a lot of money. Brothers, when it comes to playing with women, be careful 😐 It can affect your luck and cost you money.
On Twitter, this “ten boss” — who can say for real, is he actually that awesome? I only know that 1011 earned a ton
On Twitter, he said he went from 1w to 40 million—brothers who know, introduce it. Is he really that impressive? In this circle, it’s full of geniuses.
Making money by scalping seems way too easy, you go in and within ten minutes you make one or two thousand dollars.
Honestly, I really admire trading—sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. When you make money, it’s a big win; when you lose, it’s a small loss. You’re reading the market accurately, and your position sizing is well controlled. That’s really impressive. If you’re a trader, you’ll genuinely respect him from the bottom of your heart.
This is called Cake Daddy—what does that even mean? Coming in on nothingness, taking profit on nothingness?
On August 3, the day’s low was around 62,000. If you entered anywhere between 60,900 and 61,300 and you weren’t even hit—that means you didn’t really get into the position—then why did you take profit?
Then I can also post a strategy, damn it—hahaha. Being a KOL is really that simple? Just wildly posting strategies is enough? Is this the trade your members group gave you?
New guys just got liquidated because this “no need to defend” strategy hits hard
Bro just came in, saw a bunch of unfamiliar bloggers and was so happy. Then he looked at the strategy the blogger gave—no need to defend. Man, I was like, straight-up went in with a position, and got myself blown up
Honestly, it’s not even the blogger’s fault, hahaha. They say no need to defend, so you really don’t defend—then you just go all-in 😂
In the trading group they start talking about the “Bollinger Bands God,” why doesn’t the group want to bring him up? Because he’s too trash—he went from over 2300 down to 1900, and he doesn’t even let followers stop the loss; you have to add margin.
Why is he called the “Factory Manager”? The story is like this: a long time ago, he opened a factory. There were no employees in the factory. He thought, where would he find employees? So he went to Binance live streams to guide trades. After he made his followers all get liquidated, he could go to his factory and tighten screws. That’s how the Factory Manager came about (purely fictional).
You just look at the Bollinger Bands with three lines and then start trading based on it—people actually trust him. Honestly, what can you do😅😅
Yesterday I looked at the dogecoin at this 0.068 level. I thought, I’ll set an alert—then when it gets nearby, I’ll watch the price action and enter. But I didn’t wake up in time.
Today I checked my Neil again and it’s up again— and it’s that kind of run where you enter and immediately get into profit. I missed it because I was still asleep 🤧🤧
Brothers, when do you usually wake up? I can’t get up before afternoon…
Binance should have been the first platform to launch event contracts, right?
Long, long ago, when this feature was just rolled out, I came across a bunch of people in the Square. They were using some battle strategies no one had ever heard of, holding screenshots, and raking in huge profits.
The most典型 one was: someone made a few thousand “u” in a day, then posted something like, “Brothers, I’ll take you to make money—but there’s an entry requirement. There are expensive ones, cheap ones, and ones with commission rebates.” Back then, the rebate could be exchanged however you liked—you could swap it around.
In the end, without exception, they didn’t actually have real positions. There was some “drop out” thing too, which was just doing event trades. After you joined the group, there was a second tier. The second tier required rebates and a 188 threshold. Inside, there were some contract strategies. The clearest one I remember is: that person said he had his sights on a few low-cap coins, went in with full allocation—and within a couple of weeks, he heard the news that he got liquidated.
Then he went into the members’ group and borrowed money, borrowing from group members one after another. I told him off a couple of times, and he kicked me out 🤣 Luckily he kicked me. Later, around 1011, he and a bunch of people went long—but they died pretty much the same way. If I had still been in that group, I might have followed too.
This is getting me to the point of dying laughing—what kind of gods are coming from these aggregation circles?
As a community with the largest user base, a person came in doing information theft. What does that mean? If you enter the aggregation circle and steal the information inside it again, it’s basically like paying a membership fee and you can forward all the paid creators’ strategies. Pay a little money for big results—then go sell it yourself at a low price.
In the end, after this person joined, he spent time praising Ma Ge like crazy, saying it was all for Ma Ge’s paid supporters. Then he realized his 38U membership wouldn’t let him view San Ma, because San Ma is 88U. At that point, he got anxious, demanded a refund. Finally, through some methods, it was discovered he was doing stolen aggregation. What kind of people are these, hahaha. If you really want to do your own aggregation, then just spend your own money to buy first-hand strategies—what’s the point of coming here doing second-hand, third-hand forwarding?
Now this square is getting into another argument because of this and that~how精彩
Actually everyone is right, and what everyone says is the truth, and then... on the square, can you punch me and would that kill me, can I punch you and would that kill you? In any case, they just move all the traffic over here. It reminds me of some streamers on Kuaishou from a long time ago—back then, regulation wasn’t strict. They’d livestream “duels,” fighting this and that every day. But privately, they were actually good friends. They just needed someone to watch, they just needed the traffic. After all this time of tearing each other apart, nobody got taken away by the police, nobody got off-platform, nobody apologized or made amends—only fans jumping from here to there, checking this and checking that, like dogs being herded back and forth. It’s so boring.
In this industry, we should have more real-problem-solving experts who teach people how to make money. Argument/infighting streamers are meaningless. It’s not as entertaining as the aunties in the vegetable market downstairs who scold people—those women curse so filthy, and once they’re done cursing, they start hitting. They never make it fake. They just want what’s real~
What does it matter to split right and wrong on this square? It can’t be divided anyway. Fans just keep switching sides. If you helped me make money today, I support you; if you help me make money tomorrow, I support you. Hahahahaha. The KOLs think having traffic is all that matters, and the fans think watching the drama is all that matters. Everyone gets what they need.
Alright, alright—stop arguing. Wishing you all good health and everything goes well. Hope you can squeeze a bit more money out of this market. Wishing everyone peace and safety.
For a swing trader, the most important thing is patience—if you really can hold on.
If it were me, I wouldn’t be able to take this much profit; my abilities aren’t up to it. However, Soul’s trading philosophy has always been primarily swing trading, with very few scalp-trading (head-snatching) strategies. That’s also one of the reasons he’s able to achieve stable profitability.
I’ve never seen a trader who scalp-trades and stays consistently profitable—very, very rarely. Soul is a trader I truly recommend.
Is the market so bad now? Or is this teacher not any good?
For 200 points, you have to come out and yell?
Think about it—you spent a few hundred dollars to join the VIP group, and in the end the teacher has you eat 200 points. Hahahahaha 😂 Is that suffering or what?