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Big Brother’s June contract live trading summary is here👇
In June, we placed 26 trades with 5 days off.
4 stop-loss trades, 22 winning trades, with a win rate of 84.61%. Cumulative return: 7,559.19%.
Trading isn’t about how much you make from just one or two trades—it’s about whether you can continuously and steadily profit over the long term.
The performance report for June is the best proof.
There are opportunities in the market every day—just calmly capture the profit that belongs to you.
Let’s keep working hard in July and keep going!💪
If you’re still chasing breakouts and killing trades, or you don’t know how to judge entry and exit points, come to the chat room and talk to me.

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Many people curse the crypto market as a casino, but those who truly understand the rules never rely on luck. $ACE
I have a follower. When he first entered, he only had 1,800U. He thought, “I’ll just play around.” In the end, in three months he reached 29,000U, and he’s now stable at 58,000U—he never blew a position once throughout the whole time. $VELVET
What he relied on wasn’t talent, but my own “three-part iron rules” that I followed while rolling from 8,000U to freedom. $AKE
First rule: Divide into portions—that’s the bottom line for survival.
Don’t be foolish and go all-in; that’s the way for scalpers/“greens” to die.
I had him split his 1,800U into three parts:
• 600U for intraday short trades—only one trade at a time; if it’s set, exit;
• 600U for swing trades—capture the big rhythm over ten days to half a month;
• 600U for the core position—never move it; guard against every extreme situation.
In the crypto market, not getting liquidated/blowing out is the strongest profit logic.
Second rule: Don’t die in the sideways range.
When the market has no direction, doing more trades just means more losses.
Stay out during the consolidation—wait until a breakout with volume, then enter. That’s the real “low-risk zone.”
When it rises more than 20%, I have him take out the first 30% profit—no greed, keep replenishing “ammunition.”
Crypto experts never try to make money every single day; they’re—when they make a move, they eat the whole segment of the trend.
Third rule: Control your emotions—more important than watching the K-line chart.
Many people die because they “want to add to the position, bet on a rebound, and can’t bear to sell.”
I set him three hard rules:
• Stop loss at -2%—no excuses;
• Reduce position at +4%—take profit and stay safe;
• No adding to positions—prefer being flat (no position) rather than acting recklessly.
A real pro doesn’t trade based on feelings; they survive by following rules.
From 1,800U to 58,000U may look legendary, but in reality it’s just execution.
In crypto, there will always be people who get liquidated, and there will always be people who make money.
The difference comes down to one sentence—
Some people gamble on the market; others follow rules.
The abyss has always been there, and I light only one lamp—whether you want to go ashore with me is up to you.

Stop getting fooled by stories about “tenfold returns” and “overnight comebacks.”$AKE

Contracts aren’t the wealth-getting tool you imagine. They can make you earn in a day what would normally take a year—but they can also clear your account within a minute. I’ve seen too many people, after one “roll the dice,” go straight from a five-figure balance back to zero.$ACE

So if you want to trade contracts, the first thing to do is: learn how to survive.$VELVET

Trade with the trend

Don’t obsess over one-minute and five-minute small timeframes—that only washes you into questioning your own life.

First, look at the daily chart, moving averages, and MACD. If the larger trend is upward, don’t force shorts. If it’s downward, don’t force longs.

Find good entry points

Don’t chase when the market has already surged too high.

Wait for a 4-hour pullback, RSI to turn, and volume to expand before entering—your win rate will be much higher.

You must set a stop-loss

A trade without a stop-loss is a ticking time bomb.

When it hits your level, cut it—don’t cling to fantasies. The market won’t reverse just because you feel sorry for yourself.

Take profit when you’re ahead

If you make 10%, lock in half the profit first.

All liquidations come down to one word: greed.

Control your position size

Never risk more than 30% per trade. Beginners should only use 3–5x leverage.

Going all-in with high leverage only speeds up your return to square one.

Remember:

Contracts aren’t about who can make money faster—they’re about who can last longer.

Markets are everywhere every day, but your principal only comes once.

I’ll point out the direction.

You just need to follow—don’t go wandering around on your own.

If you’re still confused, feel free to chat too. I’m always here. As long as you want to improve, I’ll go forward with you.

In the crypto market, with 100U, how long until it turns into 100,000? A lot of newcomers ask me this question. I’ll tell you: it’s possible—but not by wishful thinking. It’s done with logic and a method.
If you buy #4 with 100U, can you earn 100,000? The answer is yes!
If you buy #币安人生暴涨 with 100U, can you earn 100,000? The answer is yes!
If you buy #MYX with 100U, can you earn 100,000? The answer is yes!
If you buy $COAI with 100U, can you earn 100,000? The answer is yes!
If you buy $AIA with 100U, can you earn 100,000? The answer is yes!
And so on… so many opportunities!
I know a friend whose starting capital was only about 100U; in total, it was equivalent to more than 700 RMB. He aims to “catch three 10x coins.” In theory, if you catch three 10x coins in a row, 100U can become 100,000—1万 even could turn into tens of millions. The real question is not whether those chances exist, but whether you can execute. He once watched a 10x coin in his hand but didn’t dare to sell; he was torn up and stuck in anxiety. He also saw someone who couldn’t even hold a 3x coin—endlessly hesitating—and in the end they walked away empty-handed. Truly hitting a “three-in-a-row 10x” isn’t luck—it’s knowledge and decision-making.
The other path is to “roll the capital,” compounding it until it reaches 1 million. With small capital, if you want to fly high, you first need to move step by step. His strategy is very simple: patience + opportunities with certainty. For example, after a sharp market drop, if the market consolidates (O), then the first wave when the trend reverses is the entry timing. He strictly controls position sizing—using only a small portion of the capital each time. He also uses strict stop-loss rules, keeping losses under control. After several successful rolls, his initial capital of a few thousand slowly compounding into hundreds of thousands, and then rolling again to reach one million.
I remember one time: he only had 50,000 RMB in capital, but each time he placed an order he used just 10%, and losses were kept within 5,000. When the market rallied smoothly and pumped up, he reinvested the profits again. After two or three consecutive operations, his account had already grown to the million level. Throughout the process, there was no crazy leverage, no blind impulse—only patience and discipline.
Turning 100U into 100,000 isn’t a fantasy, but it also isn’t that hard. Either you catch a 10x multiple with the right recognition and boldness; or you learn how to roll the capital—steady, grounded, disciplined. There’s no shortcut in crypto. But with vision and execution, every opportunity can completely rewrite your life.
The secret to a small capital turnaround is absolutely not reckless all-in gambling. It’s caution, the wisdom of adding positions with floating profits, and the discipline of mechanical execution. Want to recover your funds and get back to shore? Turn your net worth into double?
Come on—let’s lay out the next 100x coin together!

If your account is still losing money right now, it’s probably not a market issue.$APR
Because in the same market, some people reliably take money every day, while others reliably send money every day.
The difference isn’t the market—it’s the trading pace.$ACE
The ones who understand keep rolling over positions, while the ones who don’t gamble for their life.

Many people think making money requires waiting for a big market move, but you don’t actually need to.$AKE
As long as the market has fluctuations, I have a way to extract profits from them.
300U, 500U, 700U in a day—it's not a myth, and you don’t need to stare at charts every day.
You can profit in both up moves and down moves; even in a sideways market, you can still make money.
I’ve seen a brother whose account doubled his money 3 times in a month, and he went straight to withdraw and buy a car.
I’ve also seen a beginner who rolled from 1500U to 5600U in less than 30 days.

Most people lose money for a few reasons:
Positions are too heavy, entries are too rushed, they can’t hold onto profits, and they can’t withstand losses.
They take a little profit when they’re winning, but when they lose, they give it all back at once.
The market has never lacked opportunities.
What’s missing is the rhythm, what’s missing is execution, and what’s missing is knowing when to stop.

If you often get the direction right but still can’t make money, or the more you trade the worse it gets, then the problem may really not be the market

If you’re still chasing price up and selling in panic, or you don’t know how to judge your entry and exit points, come to the chat room and find me to exchange ideas.

$APR This short sell again, precisely eaten in!
At around APR0.195, directly give a short-sell idea, stop loss at 0.222, take profit at 0.176.$ACE
The market then kept dropping all the way down, hitting a low directly at 0.1754, and the take-profit target was perfectly reached!
How to control position size and where to set the stop loss—I give it in advance, not after the drop when it’s too late and pretending it was a prediction.$AKE
The most important thing in trading isn’t trading every day, but whether you can spot opportunities when they appear—whether you can judge the rhythm and dare to execute.
If you want to follow my live-trading pace, don’t just watch in the square—come find me directly, and let’s take the profits we’re supposed to take into our hands together!

Contracts aren’t that scary—once you understand the leverage logic, you’ll truly get it $AKE
Many people hear “contracts” and immediately shake their heads, thinking it’s a gamble with your life. But if you break down the leverage logic, it’s really not that mysterious. $ACE

With the same 10,000 U principal, you can use 1,000 U to open 10x, or use 500 U to open 20x. When you’re profitable, the returns on both sides are about the same. But when you lose, the gap shows up: a 1% drop means the 10x side loses 100 U (10% of the margin), while the 20x side loses 200 U (40% of the margin). Even more importantly, the 10x position needs a reverse move of 10% to get liquidated, whereas the 20x position only needs 5% to be wiped out.
So does that mean you should always choose lower leverage? Not necessarily. $CYS

If your capital is small and you want to trade more coins, higher leverage can help you split into more positions. At most, 10x lets you open 10 positions, and 20x lets you open 20. The key is knowing why you choose higher leverage—are you choosing it to diversify, not to bet.

To live longer, roll steadily with lower leverage; with small capital but accurate judgment, higher leverage can maximize capital efficiency.

If you’re still chasing pumps and dumps, or you don’t know how to judge entry and exit points, come to the chat room and message me to exchange ideas.

The most expensive cost in the crypto world was never losing money itself, but the anxiety of waiting for the chance. $AKE
Have you noticed that in many cases, when you lose money, it’s not because you can’t read the market—it’s because you can’t endure it. $ACE

The market has been moving sideways for three days, and your heart starts to panic. You’re afraid of missing out, so you rush in—and get trapped. When the trend is just starting, you worry about a pullback, hesitate, and don’t enter. Then you watch it fly away right before your eyes. After going back and forth like that a few times, you don’t lose less principal—you lose first in mindset. $VELVET

Let me tell you the truth: when the market is ranging, if you stay in cash and just watch without doing anything, you’ve already won 90% of people. Because most people are in there messing around. If you hold still, it’s basically like you’re not losing. And once the trend really shows up, when you step on the gas and enter, your speed will be far faster than theirs.

Those who truly make money aren’t the ones with the most advanced skills. It’s about being able to handle the kind of loneliness that comes with “not operating.” They know in their hearts that opportunities don’t come every day—but as long as you’re still sitting at the table, the chance will come eventually.

So don’t let anxiety take you by the hand and push you into trading. When you should wait, wait honestly. When you should watch, quietly watch. If your hands start itching, go run to vent it out—don’t touch the keyboard.

Remember this: patience is never wasting time. It’s making room for the profits ahead.

If you’re still confused, you’re also welcome to chat. I’ve been here all along. If you want to improve, I’ll walk forward with you.

Is 500U principal too small to make a comeback? That’s wrong. In the crypto world, small capital can actually be the best way to turn things around. With no heavy position pressure, no anxiety about being stuck, flexible entry and exit, and a higher margin for error. It’s not about getting rich overnight—it’s about following a simple, mechanical, and non-gambling three-step rhythm. $AKE

Step one: Take 100U to test. Don’t put all 500U in at once. Take 100U out first—only trade the most popular trending coins, and follow the direction of the market. The goal is simple: when you take 100U to 200U, stop. Don’t get greedy. What’s hard in this step isn’t making money—it’s making money and then being able to stop. Many people make profit, then because of greed, they end up giving it all back. $ACE

Step two: Turn 200 into 400 and keep the rhythm steady. This is where most people fail. Just as they earn a bit, they get inflated, place trades randomly, increase their position size, and chase price hoping to bet on the trend. What you fear most here is drifting—keep your position light, don’t break discipline, and steadily move from 200U to 400U. By then, you’ll already be ahead of most retail traders. $VELVET

Step three: Turn 400 into 800 and build confidence in stable profitability. After you complete these three steps, your 500U has already reached the range of 1000U. At that point, you’re no longer just playing around—you truly have a profit logic that can stand up. Making money isn’t hard; the hard part is knowing how to stop. The crypto market isn’t short of opportunities—what’s scarce are people who know how to take profits.

Many people don’t fail because they can’t make money—they fail because once they do, they refuse to stop. One pullback, one act of greed, and they give everything back to the market. Once your principal breaks 1000, your mindset must change. A portion of your funds should be laid out for long-term hot spots, building positions slowly at lower levels. For futures, use light positioning with stop-losses—don’t touch high-leverage gambling tactics. Leverage is an accelerator, not a tool for getting rich—misuse it and you can get wiped out. It’s not that 500U is a problem; it’s reckless trading that’s fatal.

Small capital doesn’t rely on luck or going all-in. It relies on execution, a sense of rhythm, and restraint of human nature. People who can survive in crypto never really win because of the market—they win because of self-discipline.

Many small-capital players, once they enter the crypto world, think: $AKE
800U turns into 10,000, 10,000 turns into 100,000.
They go all in and “flip their lives around” in one go. $ACE
But the result is often that the money never doubles—while the account is wiped out first.
For those with small capital, growing big has never depended on one reckless gamble.
It’s about surviving. $VELVET

I’ve seen too many people: a few hundred US dollars come in, and every day they only think about doubling.
They max out their positions, chase rallies and cut at bottoms—then in the end they can’t even protect the principal.
It’s not that the market is bad.
It’s that from the moment they enter, they were already in a hurry.
Before, I guided a brother who started with 1,500U.
In three months he reached over 10,000.
In half a year he reached over 30,000.
Throughout the period, he never blew up his position, and he didn’t do any “miracle trades.”

What he did right boils down to three things:
Don’t go all-in; trade less; follow the rules.
Use money separately—always leave yourself a fallback.
When there’s no setup, wait. Don’t trade just to trade.
Cut losses when you should, take profits when you should.
Don’t fight the market, and don’t bet on your feelings against your own account.
In crypto trading, it’s never about who’s bolder.
It’s about who can stay in the market for the long run.

The more you try to get rich fast, the easier it is to get kicked out.
If you’re willing to slow down, you’ll actually be more likely to grow your account bigger.

If you’re still confused, you’re also welcome to chat. I’m always here. As long as you want to improve, I’ll walk with you and move forward together.

To survive in the crypto world, first throw away your intuition.$AKE
What the market loves most is harvesting those who think they can guess the market.
Over the years, the pitfalls you’ve stepped into and the tuition you’ve paid eventually turn into a few rules.

First, cut losses decisively.$ACE
If you’re wrong, admit it; when you reach your level, exit.
A small loss is just the cost of doing business; a big loss is the real fatal wound.

Second, if you place consecutive wrong trades, stop immediately.
If the market isn’t right and your state isn’t right, don’t force it.
Sometimes staying in cash for a day is more profitable than blindly making ten trades.$VELVET

Third, when you’ve made a profit, remember to take it off the table.
The numbers in your account aren’t money.
Only profits that you withdraw and put in your pocket are real profit.

Fourth, trade only market conditions with a trend.
When a trend appears, follow it; if there’s no trend, wait.
Range-bound markets are the easiest to have people harvested back and forth.

Fifth, position size always comes first.
No matter how good the opportunity is, don’t go all-in to gamble.
Controlling your position isn’t to make more money.
It’s to make sure you always have a next chance to act.

If you’re still confused, feel free to chat. I’ve been here all along—if you want to improve, I’ll walk forward with you.

People who got trapped in crypto contracts trading—why it’s hard to return to normal life$AKE
Those who trade crypto and want to return to normal life find it really too difficult. I have a friend nearby who initially just tried it out, using only 1,500 yuan in principal to trade contracts. In just two short days, he earned 40,000 yuan. The sudden windfall of massive profits completely went to his head. He started thinking he was a genius in the crypto world and that making money was effortless.$ACE
But there are no lucky breaks in capital markets. After that, relying solely on sheer gambling mentality, he kept taking oversized positions and going all-in to fight orders. In a short time, he lost all 40,000 yuan in profit, and his account was left with only a few hundred yuan. Yet by then, he was already thoroughly hooked—deep in it and unable to extricate himself.$VELVET
From then on, his life became totally unbalanced. He stayed up late every day watching charts, neglecting everything else; his schedule was reversed. He would often complain about contracts on his mouth, swear he would never touch them again—but the moment the market moved, he always rushed in faster than anyone.
The deadly thing about contracts is their extreme speed and stimulation. With leverage magnified dozens of times, a single wave in the market can double your profit.
In the stock market, price movements have limits, but in the crypto world, market conditions change in an instant. Doubling in a day or getting cut in half is routine. Once you’ve tasted the sweetness of rapid, sudden wealth, your mindset changes completely—you only want to turn things around and get back to even. But reality is often cruel. Most people never get the chance to recover; the market clears them out entirely.
Contracts lead people to ruin—not simply because of greed, but because the dream of getting rich is too tempting. Yet the cost of this beautiful dream is often exhausting your life and draining everything you have.
If you’re still confused, feel free to talk to me. I’m always here. If you want to make progress, I’ll accompany you and keep moving forward together.

Many people treat contracts as a shortcut to getting rich quickly, but actually they are just tools that amplify greed and losses. Newcomers, don’t rush to make money—first learn how to use them correctly.$AKE
Funding rate is an important signal: when the funding rate is positive, long positions pay; chasing longs can leave you holding the bag. When the funding rate is negative, shorts receive; the market may continue to face pressure, which is often more truthful than the candlestick chart. Don’t open leverage recklessly. Beginners should keep it between 3x and 5x. Above 10x is only suitable for experienced traders who want to enhance certainty—if your direction isn’t stable, high leverage will only speed up liquidation.$ACE
Follow a four-step process for trading: first, look at the daily trend—use moving averages and MACD to determine direction. Next, find an entry on a pullback or when indicators turn—don’t chase pumps or selloffs. Then, set strict stop-losses and don’t bargain with the market. Finally, take profit in time—even if you make 10%, cash it out.$VELVET
Keep the toolkit simple: use TradingView to monitor charts, and CoinGlass to check funding rates. Practice first with simulations before going live. In terms of position sizing, don’t allocate more than 30% of your capital to any single coin to prevent volatility from crushing your mindset.
The core of contracts isn’t who can make money faster, but who can stay in the arena. Opportunities are never in short supply—but exiting early has nothing to do with returns. Learn to survive first, then talk about profits—this is the key to long-term survival.
If you’re still feeling lost, feel free to chat. I’ve always been here. If you want to improve, I’ll walk forward with you.

This round of $TUT short trade directly takes the profit!
Plan ahead around 0.035, enter with a 5x position size. The market kept falling and dropping all the way—your account’s peak unrealized profit hit 3275U, and the return went straight to 73%! $AKE
Many people only realize it after the waterfall happens, but what I do is see the rhythm in advance and find the right level early. When you should enter, be bold enough to do it; when you should take profit, be steady enough to hold it. Once the profit is there, take it—don’t gamble against the market. $ACE
One trade or two might be luck, but consistently grabbing opportunities—that’s the real skill.
If you’re still watching, don’t just look. The next wave of opportunity is coming right away—keep finding it. If you want to keep up with my pace, come straight to the chatroom. When the chance comes, let’s eat together!

He has only 5,300 U left. He asks me: “Is there still a chance?” $ACE

The day he added me, he spoke very directly: $AKE

Brother, I’m down to only 5,300 U. In half a year, can I grow it to 80,000 U? $VELVET
To be honest, this sentence is all too familiar. Almost every day, someone asks me a question like this.
But his tone was different—not for help, but unwillingness.
I asked him, “Do you have follow-through?”
He said, “As long as there’s one path I can take, I’m not afraid of hard work.”
I said, “Then listen to me. Treat yourself like an empty cup—start with position control, and practice from the most basic rhythm. I’ll lead you to eat one bite at a time. No gambling, no going all-in.”

We started with the first trade of 800 U. Heavy positions? Not a thing.
I only had him follow a rhythm he was familiar with, and only trade in the areas where he’d previously suffered losses—extracting stable withdrawals, rolling out of the unfavorable rhythm.

In the first month, he rolled from 5,300 U to 9,600 U. During that time, he changed positions three times, and he did lose money—but it was all within control.

In the second month, he learned how to control positions and switch rhythms—he knew how to cut losses, didn’t over-position, and every time he was steady and precise. The account broke 21,000 U.

By the fourth month, he proactively said, “I’m not in a hurry anymore. I know how to take profits.”

Now, in the sixth month, he has just broken through 76,000 U.

He didn’t have supernatural luck. He only had follow-through plus a good sense of rhythm.

What I taught him wasn’t predicting price movements, but this:

How to use a small amount of capital in a controllable way—slowly rolling out enough breathing room to survive.
Many people look down on 5,300 U, but I know this is the starting point for most people.

If you’re still confused, you’re welcome to come chat. I’m always here—if you want to make progress, I’ll stay and move forward with you too. #币圈

I used to think that trading crypto is just finding a “100x coin,” then lying back and waiting for financial freedom. $AKE
But once I really entered the market, I realized that every day you’re glued to the candlestick chart—the ups and downs make your heart race, while your account balance shrinks little by little. At my worst, I couldn’t put my phone down; even when I went to the bathroom, I checked the charts twice, afraid of missing something. Yet the more diligent I was, the faster I lost money. $ACE
Later I figured it out: the crypto market isn’t short of opportunities—what it lacks is patience. $VELVET
The most tragic case I’ve seen was a friend who rushed in right at the peak of the bull market. Seeing others make money, he grew envious, added all his savings plus borrowed funds, and went all-in in one shot. Then the market reversed. He held on for three months and finally cut his losses at the bottom. That day he was drunk and told me, “I actually know it might keep going down, but I just can’t control myself—I always feel like if I don’t get in now, it’ll be too late.”
That line stuck with me—because the biggest enemy in crypto trading isn’t the market; it’s yourself. Greed makes you chase higher prices, fear makes you sell in panic, and stubborn hope makes you hold on until you die. These three inner demons are more terrifying than any cartel ever could be.
Now I only do two things: I DCA into established mainstream coins, and the rest of the time I do what I should be doing. When it goes up, I don’t get overly excited. When it goes down, I don’t get anxious. The number of times I open my account keeps getting fewer, but my sleep quality keeps improving.
Looking back, the market never lied to me—it just showed me the most real side of human nature. The money I lost was, in fact, tuition for learning.
Crypto doesn’t believe in tears, but it rewards every truly calm person. #币圈暴富

If you plan to make a living by trading cryptocurrencies, these eight iron rules are worth pondering again and again $AKE
I’ve been in the crypto industry for 10 years. These eight iron rules are something I check every day before entering the market, allowing me to survive wave after wave of major sell-offs. Today I’m sharing them with friends who are meant to receive them, hoping it will offer some insight. $ACE
1. When entering the market, you can’t look only at the trading-crypto K-line “trend.” Especially for short-term trading, you also need to check the 30-minute K-line. And at the same time, the broader market must stabilize and resonate—only then should you enter. $SNDK
For example, sometimes you see a K-line with a long upper shadow and feel there’s no chance, but the next day it rallies into a strong bullish move or even a daily limit-up. In fact, if you look at the 30-minute K-line, you’ll see the “mystery” in it.
2. If the trend and the order are not aligned, looking again is already making a mistake. You need to go with the trend, and the upward order must not be broken.
3. For short-term trades, if it’s not a hot sector or a potential hot sector, better not do it.
4. Give up all impulsive entries. Trade your plan and plan your trades.
5. Anyone’s opinions or advice are only for reference. You must have your own thoughtful consideration and serious analysis.
6. First lock in the direction, then select a coin. If the direction is right, you’ll get twice the result with half the effort; if the direction is wrong, you’ll get only half the result with twice the effort.”
7. Enter coins that are already moving upward. Trying to guess the bottom is a major taboo. It always feels like there will be an immediate rebound—so you rush in—then comes an “ultimate shake-out.” The price always moves in the direction of “the path of least resistance.” Entering a coin that’s already trending upward is choosing the direction with less resistance.
8. After making a big profit or taking a big loss, stay in cash—pause and reassess the market and yourself. Figure out the reasons for your big profit or big loss, and it won’t be too late to act again.
After all these years trading, I’ve found that after big wins or big losses, going to cash (staying out of the market) makes the probability of being right reach more than 90%.

Why do so many people who invest end up making no big money? $AKE

It’s simple: most people are driven by emotion when it comes to investing and earning money—not by earning money itself. $ACE

Trading crypto is basically the same thing: understand it, then execute it. If you take the following 6 points seriously, your wealth will keep growing! $VELVET

1. Let the trend lead
Trends are the core of making profits. Without a trend, there’s no real “money-making effect.” Large funds usually trade trend-based moves only. If there’s no suitable trend, it’s better to stay in cash and watch—or use only a small amount to test.

2. Carefully pick strong coins
Choosing coins determines success or failure. Strong coins typically show a one-way upward oscillation pattern, with clear advantages such as significant upside potential and relatively small drawdowns. Pick the right coin to seize the first edge of profit.

3. Be patient and stay in cash until the right time
Never blindly chase highs. Wait patiently for bottom formations or for the opportunity at a phase-level bottom. Before entering, do in-depth research, select coins with strong momentum and good technical structures, and stay away from weak coins.

4. Hold firmly and wait for the rise
After buying, hold steadfastly until no top pattern appears. Don’t be swayed by short-term fluctuations. Only consider exiting once an unmistakable top signal shows up.

5. Give up “tail-end” risk
When the price rises to a relatively high level, promptly secure profits. As the “tail-end” move becomes riskier, taking timely profit helps lock in gains.

6. Cash out in a timely manner and lock in profits
Convert the profitable portion of stablecoins into fiat currency promptly, ensuring sufficient cash flow to support your life—so you can balance investing and living.

The crypto market is full of uncertainty and challenges, but it also contains potential opportunities. When participating in crypto investing, investors should fully understand the related risks, stay calm and rational, and use steady strategies to respond to market changes!

If you’re still confused, you’re welcome to chat. I’ve always been here. As long as you want to improve, I’ll walk forward with you.

Newcomers who are just getting into the crypto world—don’t rush to open positions. Understand these points first, and you’ll avoid detours for years: $AKE

If you don’t understand these crypto buzzwords, you’re still a long way from making big money. $ACE

First, let’s cover the most basic thing—spot trading.
It means using real money to buy coins directly. Buy with USDT or fiat, and it’s credited to you right away. It’s simple, but don’t think it’s “safe.” If the market drops by half, you’ll still take a huge loss—at most, you won’t get liquidated/“blown out.” $VELVET

Next is futures trading—this is basically a casino.
Once you open 5x, 10x, or 20x leverage, it feels amazing when the price rises, but when it falls, you can go to zero instantly. If you open 20x leverage long on Bitcoin and BTC drops 5%, your account gets wiped immediately. Newcomers should avoid it.

Here’s the key: understand USDT-margined vs coin-margined contracts.

USDT-margined contracts:
Profit and loss are settled in USDT—stable, doesn’t lose value.
Good for shorting in a bear market, with controllable risk. What you make and what you lose are both in USDT.

Coin-margined contracts:
Profit and loss are settled in coins.
In a bull market, it’s great—you earn coins while the coin price also rises, effectively giving “double” benefits.
But in a bear market it’s hell:
The coin price falls, and your margin falls too. Your principal and profits evaporate together.
During the 2022 LUNA crash, people using coin-margined contracts with leverage were wiped out in one wave.

In one sentence: the survival rule.
As a beginner, start with USDT-margined contracts and test with a small position.
Don’t touch high leverage, and don’t think futures are an ATM.
When a bull market comes and you have the ability to judge the trend, then consider the “get rich” path with coin-margined contracts.
If you can’t judge it, then just stay in USDT-margined contracts and practice your fundamentals honestly.

If you’re still confused, feel free to chat. I’m here—if you want to improve, I’ll go forward with you.