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Qi Shen usually focuses on mainstream coin futures contracts and popular altcoin contracts, with spot short-term trading as the main approach. They’re good at spotting potential “dog” opportunities, uncovering 100x coins. It’s better for everyone to enjoy than just one person—if you reach out first, I’ll pull you to shore.

The turnaround battle in the crypto world👇
As the saying goes, if you dare to act, the chips will be in your own hands; if you hesitate and hold back, what you want will always slip away!

The opportunity has been given to you. Ask yourself—can I seize it?

$牛来 ，the wind explosion is about to hit.... The battle between longs and shorts is underway.

Key level analysis:
Support levels: 0.110-0.113 is the recent dense trading zone. If price retraces to this area and stabilizes, it can be viewed as a short-term long defense level; the next support below is around 0.105, which is the low of a prior platform.
Resistance levels: 0.125-0.130 is the dense prior-high trapped-sellers area. If there is a breakout with strong volume, it may open upward space to 0.14; if it cannot break through, price may continue to range or pull back.

Can trading coins make money? $SNDK #布伦特原油突破100美元
Yes. But those who can truly profit in the long run never rely on luck; they rely on iron discipline.

After years of live trading, I’ve summarized five unbreakable trading rules. First, treat trading as a long-term job and get rid of a gambler’s mindset. Review every day at a fixed time. If there’s a plan, act; if there’s no signal, wait. Patience matters more than frequent trading.

Second, only take opportunities that you can clearly understand. The market is always full of volatility, but making random moves is the most dangerous thing. Wait until the trend is clear and signals appear—then strike decisively. That’s the way to survive.

Third, when you make money, take it off the table in time. Take profit in batches to lock in gains, don’t let a single pullback erase all your profits—protect your capital so you’ll have a future.

Fourth, replace “gut feeling” with systematic trading. Before entering a position, you must confirm that the trend, volume/energy, and technical indicators align. Trades without a plan are essentially gambling.

Finally, always realize profits on a regular basis. Withdraw a portion after you become profitable. This not only reduces risk but also keeps your mindset more stable.

The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are people who can stick to discipline. Real, stable profitability isn’t about catching every sudden surge—it’s about executing every trade with a plan, risk control, and execution.

Want to treat trading coins as a long-term side hustle? You need to use the right approach.#美军打击霍尔木兹岛及贾斯克目标 $SNDK

These are also things I learned after stepping on countless pits. They apply to both bull and bear markets.
1. When there’s a sharp drop, look at where the capital goes.
When the broader market plunges, many coins will fall with it. But some coins show noticeably smaller drawdowns, even quickly recover—this indicates higher market recognition. Strong coins are often more likely to bounce back first than weak ones.

2. When the main rally leg arrives, don’t get off too easily.
Many people buy the right ones but still don’t make money because they can’t hold. In the main rally phase, as long as the trend structure hasn’t changed, don’t sell just because of a few hours of pullback.

3. Set time limits for short-term trades.
After you buy, if nothing seems to change for a long time, your judgment may be off. Short-term trading isn’t about accompanying a project’s growth—it’s about finding short-term capital opportunities.

4. After an oversold dump, watch for recovery opportunities.
After continuous declines, the market may see a rebound—but a rebound and a reversal are not the same. Don’t blindly bottom-fish just because it has fallen a lot.

5. Trade the trend, not the cheapness.
A low price doesn’t mean it has value, and falling a lot doesn’t mean it’s hit the bottom. The real profitable opportunities often come from the trend strengthening—not from constantly guessing the bottom.

6. Make fewer ineffective trades.
When there’s no good setup, the best move is to wait. Frequent trading only increases the probability of making mistakes.

7. Stick to your own trading system.
The market changes a lot, but the logic for making money isn’t that complicated. Find rules that work for you, then keep executing.

If you’re still losing repeatedly and starting over again and again, come talk to me—I’ll help you smooth out this path.

Coin from the heavens, go up—you can rise, I’ll open both long and short at the same time $USELESS

#伊朗称击中两艘美军驱逐舰

Brothers, I just finished watching the chart of $SNDK . This trend is basically like "slow-boiling a frog in warm water"—it’s making you worry for anyone who chased the price above 1800.

Many people ask whether 1753 can be used to bottom-fish for a rebound. I advise you to cut off your hand first.

Looking at the daily chart: although it surged from the bottom at 689 all the way to 2373—more than triple—this rally is exactly bumping into the resistance from the downward trendline that came down from the previous major historical top. Now, the price at 1753 is right at the edge of the earlier breakout platform. Once it breaks down, below is an endless abyss.

👉 Short-term risks: On the 15-minute chart, the moving-average system has started to tangle. The rebound can’t even touch the previous high at 1822 before being knocked back. This shows the bulls’ momentum is running out. Any sideways consolidation right now is basically to lure people in—so retail investors will enter and become bag-holders. The main force has already finished most of its distribution above 1800; what’s happening now is just gradually maintaining the price to distribute slowly.

Response strategy:
❌ Don’t catch falling knives. The worst thing about this kind of high-level consolidation is trying to "guess the bottom". The bottom you think you’re seeing might only be halfway up the mountain.

✅ Key levels:
Support (observe): 1660–1680. This is the top of the consolidation range from early September. If it can hold here, only then might there be a weak rebound.

Resistance (run for your life): 1800–1822. Those were the rebound highs during the earlier drop; now they’ve turned into a heavy trapped zone. If the rebound reaches here, get out decisively.

Stop loss: Break below 1600. If even the final psychological threshold is lost, it means the market is essentially zeroed out—exit unconditionally.

Words from the heart: "High-level sideways trading for too long will definitely fall." This is an iron law in the crypto world. When everyone thinks it can still go up, that’s when the main force is swinging its scythe the fastest. It’s better to miss the so-called "oversold rebound" than to be the person hung up on a flagpole, getting blown by the wind.

Just finished looking at the chart of $PONS . This trend is basically a “slow boil frog”—it makes you anxious for anyone still fantasizing about a rebound.

Many people ask whether 0.75 is a good place to bottom-fish for a rebound. I advise you to chop your hands off first.

On the 15-minute chart, although it bounced from the bottom at 0.65 up to 0.88, this rebound is clearly a “dead cat bounce.” The current price is exactly sitting on the neckline of the prior downtrend (around 0.80–0.82), where trapped holders are heavy—like a mountain. The main force is very sly: they push it up quickly to draw attention, then swiftly drop it back and hit the sell pressure hard. The whole purpose is to trap the “FOMO” crowd that sees one big bullish candle and rushes in.

👉 Short-term risks: The price is testing the whole-number level at 0.75. If this area can’t hold, the profit-taking orders below will rush out like a flood, creating a stampede. The pattern is clearly a “downtrend continuation”—the rebound is only there to set up a better drop.

Response strategy:
❌ Don’t catch a falling knife: The downside momentum is strong right now. Don’t assume that since it has fallen a lot, it must be the bottom.
✅ Key levels:
Support (watch): 0.72–0.74. This was the earlier breakout base. Only if price pulls back to here and stabilizes can there be a real chance for a rebound.

Resistance (escape): 0.80–0.82. The recent high is a massive trapped zone. If the rebound reaches here but doesn’t break through with volume, then leave decisively. #美军击毁5艘伊朗油轮

Stop-loss: If it falls below 0.68. If it even breaks the breakout base, it means the trend has completely turned bad—must exit unconditionally.

Remember: “raging up and slow drifting down” is distribution; “fast down and slow drifting up” is a shakeout. The pattern now clearly shows the main force is withdrawing while pulling up at the same time. Better to miss the so-called “reversal” than be the person who stands on the mountaintop blowing in the wind.

Just finished watching the chart trend of $牛来 —this is a textbook example of a “scumbag” market. It’s making me anxious for everyone still holding positions and stubbornly “carrying the bag.”

Many people ask: can 0.0995 be a good spot to bottom-fish? I’d advise you to stay calm first.

On the 15-minute chart, it did rebound from the bottom, but it’s exactly hitting the neckline of the previous downtrend (around 0.105–0.110). The trapped-position sell pressure here is as heavy as a mountain. The main force is very sly: they pull a quick spike to catch people’s eyes, then rapidly drop back and sell off to smash the order book—so they can trap those “FOMO” folks who rush in just because they see a big bullish candle.

👉 Short-term risks: Price is now testing the integer level at 0.100. If this area can’t hold, the take-profit orders below will rush out like floodwater, creating a cascade. The current structure is clearly a “downtrend continuation”—the rebound is just to set up a better drop.

Response strategy:
❌ Don’t catch a falling knife: the current downside momentum is strong. Don’t assume “it dropped a lot” automatically means it’s a bottom.
✅ Key levels:
Support (watch): 0.095–0.097. This is the prior breakout base. Only if price pulls back to this zone and stabilizes can there be a real rebound opportunity.

Resistance (run for your life): 0.108–0.112. The recent high is a massive trapped-traders area. If the rebound reaches here and you don’t get a breakout with strong volume, leave decisively.

Stop-loss: A drop below 0.092. If even the breakout base is broken, it means the trend is completely ruined—exit unconditionally.

Remember: “Rapid pump with slow sell-off” is distribution; “Fast drop with slow rise” is usually a shakeout. The chart now clearly shows the main force is withdrawing while they’re still pulling price up. It’s better to miss the so-called “reversal” than to be the one standing on the mountaintop blowing wind.

In crypto—don’t stumble around in the dark. If you want to avoid traps and keep profits steady, follow Qige’s rhythm 👇👇👇.

I just glanced at the whale positions of $BTC , and my back feels a bit cold. A lot of people ask me, “Can 78750 still be chased now? Should we keep pushing?” I just took this chart and showed it to them.

Look at how ironic this data is:
👉 The nominal long-short ratio is 386%. This means that for every 1 person taking a short position, there are nearly 4 people taking long positions. The ship has already tilted heavily toward the long side—it's extremely crowded.

👉 The average opening price for longs is 78970. Pay attention: the current price is 78750, which means many of those newly entered whale long positions are already trapped up at the top and are in a state of “being underwater.” This suggests heavy overhead selling pressure; the main players are either trying to get out at breakeven or probing near the edge of stop-loss.

👉 The average opening price for shorts is 76669. The remaining shorts are basically deep-trapped stubborn holders. At this point, going short easily gets squeezed; but chasing longs now is like giving those trapped longs worth $2.4 billion a “rescue party.”

This is a classic case of “stalling at high levels, whales trapped.”

My response strategy (for reference only—safety first):
❌ Never chase blindly upward: If you enter now, your cost is 78750, while the main players’ costs are above your head. You’d be lifting the main players’ sedan to help them get unstuck.

✅ Key levels to watch:
● First support (for adding longs): 77600 - 77800. This is the prior wick low zone. If the price pulls back here and holds, that could be a natural rebound after short-term oversold—then you may consider a small position to bet on a bounce.

● Major resistance (escape point): 79500 - 80000. The round-number level plus the whales’ dense breakeven/unwind zone. If price runs up to here but volume can’t keep up (MACD divergence), then leave—no hesitation.

● Stop-loss rule: If it drops below 77400, it means the trend has completely broken down. The main players are starting large-scale selling—don’t fantasize. Run!

Qi Ge’s heart-to-heart:
In this market, “many people” doesn’t mean “right,” but “many people” definitely means “crowded.” When the whales start taking losses collectively, it’s often a sign that a turning point is coming. Better to miss this tail-end of the fish, than become the last person to place the buy order.

Don’t touch the darkness in crypto. If you want to avoid pitfalls and stay profitable, follow Qi Ge’s pace 👇👇👇.

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Bro, am I really not cut out for trading?” A few days ago, a brother reached out to chat with me.$SNDK

He said he’d been in the crypto market for two years. He’d been liquidated, chased hot trends, and even used high leverage.
“Others make money and I make money too, so why do I still end up losing it all in the end? Is it that I just don’t have the luck for this?”

I asked him, “So where do you think the problem is?”
He said, “Maybe my skills aren’t good. I look at lots of indicators every day and study all kinds of things.”
I told him that, in reality, for many people who make it to the end, they don’t lose because of their technical skills—they lose because they can’t control themselves.

There’s a certain kind of person in the market who’s quite interesting. In the beginning, they’re extremely hardworking. They stare at the charts every day, join all kinds of groups, study all sorts of information, and are afraid of missing any opportunity. But the longer they trade, the more they realize that the people who can truly stabilize themselves eventually become simpler.

They no longer constantly look for opportunities. They no longer get anxious just because someone else is making money. They only trade the market they can understand. They don’t chase hot trends and don’t gamble with emotions. When it’s time to cut losses, they leave right away. When it’s time to stay in cash, they wait patiently.

That brother asked me, “So does that mean I’m getting more conservative, and then I won’t be able to make big money?”
I said, “On the contrary—learn to control losses first, and only then do you have the right to talk about profits.”

For many people, their biggest problem is that they want too much to prove themselves. When they lose, they immediately want to make it back. When they make a little, they feel like they can get even more. In the end, trading turns into a fight against their own emotions. But the market won’t give you opportunities just because you refuse to accept your loss. And it won’t necessarily reward you just because you try hard.

Later, that brother started to change. He reduced the number of trades, lowered his position size, and strictly followed stop-loss rules.
A few months later, he told me, “In the past, I always felt like there were so many opportunities every day. Now I actually feel that being able to hold back and not trade is a skill too.” Keep yourself alive first—then the rest is up to time.

A complete beginner who’s interested in the crypto market—how can you avoid pitfalls?$SNDK #日元突破155逼近年内新高

There are many opportunities in crypto, but there are even more traps.

① Don’t open futures/contract trading with high leverage.
100x or 50x sounds exciting, right? In reality, it’s using your principal to bet on your life—surviving matters more than making quick money.

② Don’t touch shady exchanges.
Small platforms with low fees and “high returns” are often designed to drain your funds and profit from bad outcomes.

③ Don’t randomly look for U purchases/sales and withdrawal channels.
Unfamiliar merchants, unfamiliar links, so-called internal channels—many are套路 (schemes).

④ Don’t click links on X at random.
Especially for airdrops and “claim rewards”—before connecting your wallet, always verify whether it’s official.

⑤ Don’t move funds frequently late at night.
Plan deposits and withdrawals in advance to avoid unnecessary risk-control issues.

⑥ Don’t transfer funds through strangers’ cards casually.
Fund safety is always more important than saving a little on fees.

⑦ You can “pay tuition” to learn trading, but don’t randomly worship teachers.
Reliable people teach you methods—not constantly urging you to go all-in.

⑧ Trading must have your own system.
The two most important points: stop-loss and position sizing/control.

⑨ If you want to be steadier, prioritize studying BTC and ETH.
Don’t chase garbage coins and trend coins every day.

⑩ Be cautious about projects promising high returns and high interest.
If they encourage you to deposit and lock funds for profit, many of them ultimately run away.

Remember to leave yourself an exit.
Even with small capital, don’t put your entire life savings into the market.

For those who have just entered the crypto world, pay attention $SNDK #俄乌交火库什纳维特科夫赴基辅

Some basic skills must be learned first.
For example, in a game of mahjong with four people where everyone has their cards face up, everyone else can already see the tiles—but you have no idea what’s in your opponents’ hands. Naturally, the probability of losing is much higher.

Trading is the same. Many newcomers enter the market thinking only about what coin to buy and when it will surge, but they ignore the most fundamental thing—monitoring the charts. Chart reading isn’t just watching the rise and fall; it’s observing price action, price changes, trading volume, and market sentiment, and looking for patterns in past trends.

With the same candlestick chart, different people can extract completely different information—that’s the gap in perception. So when a beginner comes into the crypto market, the first step is not to rush to make money, but to learn first. Without a foundation, if you blindly open positions, in the end you will most likely just be paying tuition to the market.

If you don’t have much capital—say, only 10,000 to 20,000 RMB—at the beginning you can set aside a small portion to experience the market. For instance, with 1,500 USDT as principal, you could put 100 USDT into a futures account. Try with small positions each time. The goal isn’t to make money, but to experience the trading rhythm and feel market volatility.

After you lose this portion of money, don’t rush to top up again. Instead, start learning technical analysis. Whether it’s moving averages, indicators, or trading with plain candles (naked K), choose one approach and study it.

Take past market data and review it to see whether your method has any value. Once you have a certain level of understanding of technical analysis, then continue practicing with small amounts. But later on in trading, you’ll find that technical analysis is only part of the picture—the real challenge is trading psychology.

Futures trading tests risk control and the risk-reward ratio. Set your stop-loss in advance and use small risk to seek larger upside—that’s the way to survive in the long run. Spot trading is similar: with small capital, don’t think you can get rich quickly through frequent operations. The truly good opportunities often come from cycles and patience.

You’re ruined by crypto trading—what should you do? $SNDK #美加关税战升级

If your funds are within 100,000, and you’re planning to invest in the crypto market, read this first. It may save your life—and a family. Thousands upon thousands of once-happy families end up ruined and destroyed, all because of chasing that out-of-reach dream of getting rich in the crypto world. I feel that if I really want to keep walking this trading path, I still need to study diligently. Beyond understanding the basics, I also need to analyze the news/macro signals, and I should research technical indicators too.

Let me share a simple trading approach—just 4 steps.
Step 1: Choose the coin. Open the daily timeframe. Prefer coins with an upward trend. Pay special attention to the MACD golden cross signal—especially when a golden cross forms above the 0-axis. That indicates market funds are starting to strengthen, and the success rate is relatively higher.

Step 2: Find the buy/sell points. Look only at one key moving average. When the price is above the moving average, hold patiently. If it breaks below the moving average, exit in time—don’t fight the trend.

Step 3: Manage your position. After buying, watch how price and trading volume work together. If the price breaks above the moving average and the volume also expands at the same time, you can gradually add to your position. After you’re in profit, take profits in batches—for example, sell part of your position when it’s up about 40%, then reduce further when it’s up around 80%, locking in gains.

Step 4: Rigorously execute stop-loss. The biggest enemy in trading isn’t the market—it’s wishful thinking. After price breaks a key moving average, don’t fantasize about a rebound. First protect your principal. Wait until the trend has clearly recovered again, then look for the next opportunity.

This method has no fancy tricks—it's even a bit “stupid.” But people who truly make money from trading usually rely on simple methods repeated consistently.

1000U to 10,000U in half a month—would you try it, or keep standing outside the arena and watching?#美伊互袭油轮冲突升级 $SNDK

Don’t jump to conclusions just yet. In this space, there’s a coin friend whose starting capital was only 1,000U. He didn’t chase hype, and he wasn’t trading every day. Instead, he followed a set rhythm and grew his account to solid gains in a short time. It’s not luck—it’s an execution method.

1. When you see a coin rising continuously, don’t rush in to catch the last baton. Wait for a pullback. Wait until the price reaches a reasonable level, then test with a small position. Once the direction proves itself, consider adding.

2. Split your funds for sure. Don’t put all 1,000U into one big gamble—leave yourself an escape route. Put some into the market, keep some waiting for opportunities, and hold some as reserve capital. That way, even if your judgment is wrong, you won’t be knocked out in one shot.

3. Plan each trade in advance. Decide when to enter, what to do if you’re wrong, and how to proceed if you profit—think it through beforehand. Don’t get in and then hesitate to sell when it rises, or refuse to cut losses when it drops.

There are opportunities every day, but not every day is suitable to take action. If you keep losing over and over, maybe what you’re missing is a trading method that fits you and execution discipline. Learn to control risk first, then pursue returns.

Why did I choose to step into the crypto world back then, even to try the so-called “backdoor” that others look down on? $SNDK

The answer is actually very simple. When I was young, I didn’t have many choices. Back then, it wasn’t just the crypto world—anything that sounded like there was a chance, anything that could change your income structure, I basically studied it all.

Internet projects, all kinds of tracks, different circles—if anyone told me there was an opportunity here, I would go and find out.

Of course, I made money along the way, and I also lost money. But the biggest value of those experiences wasn’t how much I ended up earning. It was that they let me see the rules of different worlds in advance. I met different people, experienced all kinds of collaborations, and witnessed every shade of human情冷暖. Some were sincere, some were calculating. Some were willing to share opportunities, others only wanted to take advantage of others.

Little by little, these experiences made me realize that if you want to go far in society, ability matters—but character matters even more. So now, when I judge people and do things, the two words I value most are: sincerity. A lot of people think that someone with connections can choose a stable path.

But for someone from an ordinary family, most of the time there aren’t that many shortcuts. When others have an umbrella, we can only find our own way. When others have resources, we can only rely on learning, on trying, and on continuously breaking through.

But one thing must be remembered: rules are always the bottom line. They’re not a ceiling that limits growth. What people call “taking a backdoor” isn’t about crossing red lines—it’s about, within compliance, finding the opportunities that belong to you. When you’re young, you dare to try; later, you earn the chance to accumulate knowledge.

Looking back, I’m increasingly convinced of this: what truly changes a person isn’t some one lucky moment, but the way you become stronger through choices again and again. Opportunities are always left for those who dare to step out—and who also hold the line. #美伊互袭油轮冲突升级

Today’s topic: With only 900U left, is there still a chance? #沙特南部能源设施遇袭停运 $SNDK

In the early morning, a fan messaged me privately.
“Boss, I only have 900U left. Is there still a chance?”
I asked, “How long have you been trading?”
He said, “More than a year—sometimes I made money, sometimes I lost. At my highest, I was close to 5,000U. But later I kept slowly losing it back, and now I only have 900U.”
I asked, “Do you understand clearly how you lost it?”
He said, “I just feel like my luck is bad. Anything I buy goes down, and anything I sell goes up.”

Actually, many people are like this. They attribute losses to the market being bad, but rarely look back at their own trading approach. If you want to make small capital grow, you need to change your trading habits first. Do these three things.

First, don’t be fully invested. Split the 900U into three parts: one for short-term trades, one to wait for trend opportunities, and one as backup funds.

Second, focus only on a few mainstream coins. Wait until the trend is clear and the entry position is suitable before you go in. If there’s no opportunity, stay in cash and wait.

Third, before every entry, think in advance: what will you do if you’re wrong? Where is your stop-loss? At what profit level will you reduce your position? Plan everything ahead. Don’t get greedy when it rises, and don’t panic when it drops.

After a few months, his account gradually climbed to several thousand U, and later broke through 30,000U. He said something that left a deep impression on me: “Before, I used to think every day about how to make fast money. Now I think every day about how not to make mistakes.” This is actually the biggest difference between small capital and big capital.
If you’re trying to turn things around right now, you can take action →

When is the right time for retail investors to enter the market? $SNDK #沙特南部能源设施遇袭停运

Reminder: Don’t trade too frequently—this process is doomed to fail if you do. With a small amount of capital, growing it isn’t about chasing and killing every day, nor is it about fantasizing that you can quickly double your money through compounding returns. What truly determines the outcome is your understanding, your mindset and perspective, your position management, and your risk control.

I once turned 10,000 into 1 million. I didn’t rely on any so-called miraculous indicators you see online, and I wasn’t searching every day for opportunities for explosive gains. Instead, I understood one principle: the probability of making money depends on the “land” you choose. If you have fertile ground, with patience and steady cultivation, it’s easier to reap the harvest. But if you choose the wrong direction, no matter how hard you try, it will only consume time and energy.

Many people think that with a small principal, they must keep trading every day to roll the capital forward—but that’s actually extremely difficult. It’s like walking a tightrope over a cliff: one misstep and you’ll fall into the abyss. Frequent trading is a natural impulse of speculation—trying to get rich overnight. But the ones who succeed at speculation are those who can rise above human greed and fear.

Truly top-tier players must have exceptional understanding. They only choose the highest-quality opportunities. Before you develop world-class understanding, you may be stuck in a losing state forever—either you make money and then give it all back, or you keep losing continuously.

I just took a look at the 15-minute and daily charts of $ARB , and my mood is a bit complicated.

Many people ask me: “Can we bottom-fish at 0.17 now? Is it time to start the main upswing?”
I just showed them these two charts.

Look how tangled this price action is:
👉 The “resurrection” after a long period of bearish decline: From the daily chart, ARB has been falling all the way from the 2.40 high, down more than 90%—a textbook case of “value destruction.” Although the current price is 0.17, which is at a historical low, there’s still no sign of a bottoming process. It looks more like a faint rebound in a bottomless pit.

👉 Weak short-term rebound: On the 15-minute chart, it rebounded from around 0.13 to 0.20, but then quickly fell back. This suggests the overhead trapped supply is extremely heavy, and the main force has no intention of liberating the people stuck above. What looks like a push up is more like baiting longs to distribute.

👉 Moving averages in bearish alignment: Whether on the daily or the 15-minute chart, the moving averages are spreading downward, indicating the downtrend is still intact. Any rebound is just an opportunity to escape.

That’s exactly a typical “bearish sell-off resistance period.”
My response strategy (for reference only—safety first):
❌ Never blindly catch on the left side of the chart with a falling knife. If you enter now, you’re betting it won’t make a new low—your odds are very low.

✅ Key levels to watch:
First support (for multiple entries): 0.15–0.16. This is the earlier zone with dense trading volume. If the pullback comes to this area and holds, that would be a signal of a fund/managers’ shakeout; you could consider a light position to gamble on a rebound. Strong resistance (your “escape” point): 0.19–0.20. This is strong resistance near the previous high.

If it surges up to here but the volume can’t keep up, leave decisively—don’t fantasize about an instant V-shaped reversal. Stop-loss rule (iron law): If it breaks below 0.14, it means a new round of decline has started, and it may test the 0.13 support. Don’t daydream—run.

Trader’s inner thoughts:
In this market, “down too much” doesn’t mean “it will go up,” but “no volume” definitely means “it will keep falling.” When everyone thinks it can’t drop anymore, that’s often when the final sell-off begins. Better to miss this oversold rebound than to be the one buried.

Don’t get dragged around in the crypto space. If you want to avoid pitfalls and secure steady profits, follow the rhythm of Qi Ge.

Damn, I just finished analyzing—if the double tops don’t break out, it will drop. If it breaks below support at 185, it’s over. Like here comes the waterfall… $XAN .. It actually broke through—yeah.

#美加关税战升级