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#zec In the cryptocurrency world, after being around for a while, you'll understand one thing: those who truly survive are not the ones who gamble to get rich quickly, but those who earn steadily every day.
A couple of big wins don't count as real skill; the ability to keep earning consistently is what truly matters.
Knowing when to take profits when you're making money, and having the courage to cut losses when you're losing, while your account gradually climbs up—that's the right path.
Want to take a steadier route with fewer pitfalls?
My chat room is here; it’s much better than randomly stumbling around. #美联储重启降息步伐
#zec Why do many people run away after making money? It took me ten years of trading to understand that the key is not the mindset, but the lack of a personal system.
In the past, I would rush to sell at the first profit, always afraid of the market turning back. As a result, I would just watch the price continue to rise right after selling, only able to slap my thigh in regret.
Later, I learned: set a goal before entering the market, and don't act until you reach it; no matter how fierce the pullback, as long as the key support holds, stay steady; maintain your position and be patient.
Catching one big market move is worth more than dozens of small profits. Floating profits come quickly and leave just as fast; only those who can endure will be able to take the biggest bite.
The market is cruel, and it's hard for one person to keep going. Now that I've found my way on this path, are you willing to follow? @老张趋势 #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察
Before doing anything, first understand yourself, then decide whether to enter the market. This is especially true in the cryptocurrency world; it never favors impulsive people, only those who remain clear-headed.
Many people rush in wanting to make money without even understanding what blockchain is, how wallets work, or what Gas is for. In the eyes of others, you are just a walking liquidity. Don’t be easily swayed by phrases like 'rush in with me' or 'bet it all with your eyes closed'; first, solidify your foundations. Learn as much as you can about tutorials, market logic, and on-chain common sense. How far you can go in the cryptocurrency world depends on how much knowledge you have.
There are many ways to play—spot trading, contracts, dollar-cost averaging, arbitrage—but the key is never which one is the most profitable, but which one you can handle. Those who are impatient may chase highs in spot trading, while those with unstable mindsets may get wiped out in contracts. First, understand how much volatility you can withstand, then choose your path. If the path is wrong, the more you struggle, the faster you will lose.
Losing money is mostly because of a lack of planning. Before entering the market, you must be clear about why you are buying, how long you plan to hold, where you must set stop losses if it drops, and where you must take profits if it rises. If you don’t have these in mind, the market will arrange it for you, and the outcome is usually not pretty.
Another particularly important point is whether you can hold on to your position; this is truly the dividing line between seasoned players and retail investors. It’s quite normal to have a 40-point rise today and a 30-point pullback tomorrow. The more you stare at the screen, the easier it is for your emotions to lead you, making it harder to make big money. True big market movements are prepared for those who can understand trends and hold positions.
Lastly, let’s talk about risk management; this is not advice, it’s the bottom line. Don’t go all in, don’t put all your eggs in one basket, and don’t use living expenses to gamble. Keep the bulk in mainstream assets, and cautiously explore smaller caps with small positions. The money at home shouldn’t be touched, and borrowed money should be avoided altogether. What keeps you at the table is always risk management.
One last very realistic statement: the cryptocurrency world is a place of high volatility, high risk, and high information asymmetry. If you want to make money, you first need to learn to stand firm. To stand firm, you must learn not to lose everything. Only those who can survive have the right to talk about making money; the rest mostly just pay tuition to the market.
I am Lao Zhang, skilled in mid-to-short-term contracts and mid-to-long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips and detailed strategy teaching points daily. Friends who don’t understand can always reach out to me for communication! #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察
Take profit, brothers! Those who follow directly reap the rewards! The numbers in the account are climbing up, can you feel it? This kind of operation is really great, don't hesitate, the opportunity is right in front of you, those who dare to follow have made a fortune! @老张趋势 #sol #zec #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
#FHE I once brought a girl along, and she initially blew up her account every day, leaving only 700U. When she added me on WeChat, her first message was, "Teacher, I might not be suitable for trading anymore."
Looking at her trading records, she lost nearly twenty thousand dollars, chasing highs, averaging down, and making reckless bets; she missed no pitfall.
I didn't say much, just replied, "Alright, this time you listen to me, step by step."
At first, I almost forced her to execute the strategy. She constantly wanted to change the take profit and stop loss, complained that the small position was earning too slowly, and every time she opened a position herself, she ended up losing again. Later, I directly told her, "If you really trust me, don’t mix in your own ideas."
She agreed. "Okay, I will trust you this time."
We caught a short-term rebound in Ethereum, growing from 700U to 2100U. She excitedly sent a screenshot, "I finally stabilized my profits for the first time!"
For the next month, she stopped making random trades. I taught her to observe rhythms, judge the main players, and manage risks, and slowly her account began to rise steadily.
Last month, she reached 15,000U and set a goal of 30,000U by the end of the year. Now she can independently place orders and help others analyze position logic. She said that previously she only looked at price fluctuations, but now she can assess market sentiment.
The hardest part in the crypto world is not making money, but keeping the mindset to hold onto profits. Take it slow, do it steadily, and the account will keep going up.
I am Lao Zhang, skilled in medium to short-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips and detailed strategy teaching points regularly. Friends who don’t understand can always reach out to me for communication! #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察
Contracts want to live a little longer, and these habits are really important.
Many people think contracts are difficult, but the real challenge isn't the technology; it's the mindset and whether there are rules. I've been in the contract market for 8 years, not because I'm particularly great, but because I've always adhered to a few basic principles.
Let's talk about stop-loss first. Stop-loss is not embarrassing, nor is it a failure. The most prone to accidents are those who get anxious after several consecutive stop-losses, thinking they can make it all back in one go, resulting in more chaos and ultimately a blow-up. My approach is very simple: after a few consecutive wrong trades, I stop immediately, review my trades, and only resume once my emotions are stable. As long as the principal is intact, there will always be opportunities.
Position size is also crucial. Newbies love to go all in, fantasizing about doubling their investment, while the reality is often a complete wipeout. I now have a fixed habit of not exceeding 10% per trade, even if it means earning slowly; I absolutely do not gamble my entire wealth.
The direction must follow the market. Going against the trend usually leads to similar outcomes. When the market is trending in one direction, following the trend, even if you can't hit the peak, you can still come out alive, which is more important than anything else.
Always calculate your profits and losses before placing an order. I don't touch unprofitable trades at all. My standard is very simple: at least a 2:1 ratio; if the profit potential isn't enough, I abandon it directly. Better to miss out than to act recklessly.
I also don't like high-frequency trading. The more you trade, the more frightening the fees become, and it's easier to get confused. I now have fixed times to check the market; if there's no signal, I don't act. Doing less is actually harder than doing more.
I also don't touch random coins. I only trade those I'm familiar with, like BTC, ETH, and SOL. I monitor them daily, and I have a good grasp of their rhythm and temperament, which makes me feel secure when I trade.
One more very important point: you must take a portion of the money you earn. I usually withdraw half of my profits first, and then slowly play with the rest. This way, no matter how the market fluctuates, my mindset won't explode.
The path of contracts has never been about who is smarter, but about who can last longer. The market is there every day, and impulsiveness and greed will continuously eliminate people. Those who can make it to the end are basically those who understand how to protect themselves first.
I am Old Zhang, skilled in medium and short-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layout, sharing investment tips, and detailed strategy teaching points on a daily basis. Friends who don't understand are welcome to reach out to me for communication! #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察
The fish tail is fragrant again, but it's also easy to crash! These days, ETH has been steadily profitable!
#ETH Stop always thinking about taking the last bite. When it rises to a high position, it’s time to leave; securing profits is what truly matters.
The fish tail looks the most enticing, but it’s actually the easiest to crash. You think it can push up further, but then a big bearish candlestick comes down, and all the previous gains are given back.
Only the money you can safely secure is truly yours. The brothers who have kept up with Ethereum these days are all steadily making profits, shouting how great it feels! 😂
#MON Choosing a coin in this step is actually about choosing your own destiny.
A strong coin has a very obvious feeling; when it rises, it does so without hesitation, pushing up one by one, and when it falls, it has a bottom, so it won't leave you empty-handed.
As long as your direction is correct, once the market starts, the profits will run into your pocket on their own.
The real difficulty is not whether you know how to operate, but whether you chose the right horse that can run at the beginning. #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐
Swing trading is actually not mysterious at all; it's essentially about capturing a small portion of a price increase and then exiting.
For example, #ETH rises from 3250 to 3300, and this kind of 10% to 20% market movement is enough to execute a trade. Once you've made a profit, it's best to take it and not get attached.
The advantage of this strategy is its flexibility; during a good market, you can seize several opportunities in a single day, especially comfortable in a bull market.
However, the pitfalls are also evident; it demands high technical skills and rhythm. If you're a beat slow, you can easily be countered, and the profits you've made can evaporate before you even get to enjoy them.
Who is it suitable for?
Those who spend a lot of time watching the market, act quickly, and can strictly enforce stop-loss measures.
If you hesitate and miss out, or if you get greedy and hold onto losing positions, then swing trading is a battlefield for you, not an ATM.
I am Old Zhang, skilled in medium and short-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips regularly, and providing detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who don't understand can always reach out to me for discussion! #美联储重启降息步伐 #美联储降息
This week's market is really going to have a big move.
Several major central banks around the world are holding meetings, with the Federal Reserve, Canada, Australia, and Switzerland all announcing interest rate results. Additionally, with China's CPI and social finance data coming out on Wednesday, Bitcoin and Ethereum are unlikely to remain quiet in the coming days.
In simple terms: the Federal Reserve is the key.
If the attitude leans towards tightening, a strong dollar will likely hit the crypto market hard. If it leans towards easing or the data looks bad, money may flow into the crypto market, and a surge is also very normal.
So these days are not just minor fluctuations; it’s likely to go in a direction.
What should ordinary people do?
If your positions are already heavy, don’t be overconfident, and reduce some positions to hedge against a black swan event.
For those looking to seize opportunities, wait for the data to come out before acting; don’t guess before the results are announced.
The most crucial point: don’t go all in, don’t gamble everything; the market can turn against you faster than you can flip a book.
This week is all about the data determining life and death; stabilizing before the direction is clear is more important than making money. #美联储重启降息步伐
1200U flipped to 50,000U, he only did three things right
Last year, a brother of mine had only 1200U left in his account and came to me asking: Can it still be flipped?
I didn't give him any magical strategies, I just told him three of the simplest, yet most life-saving approaches.
He followed them for three months, and his account slowly climbed to 50,000U, without blowing up even once.
The first thing:
Don't go all in at once.
Split the 1200U and only use a small portion at a time. If you lose, it's only a small wound, not a fatal one. As long as you're still in the game, there's always a chance to flip.
The second thing:
Only do trends you can understand.
Don't touch sideways markets, don't touch random rises and falls, just wait for a clear direction to enter.
Take some profits off the table when you have them, and let the rest ride with the trend. The market has opportunities every day, missing one trade isn’t a big deal.
The third thing:
You must control your emotions.
Decide in advance when to cut losses, walk away when you hit your limit, don’t get tangled up.
Don't get overconfident when you make profits, don’t increase your position just because you're excited. Set a time to stop every day, don’t get into a battle with the candlestick patterns.
At that time, he also asked me: Is it really possible to flip slowly?
I just replied: Slow is the fastest way.
Later, the account gradually increased, not by relying on one big profit but by continuously making fewer mistakes.
You may not have much capital now, and it may feel tough to operate, but as long as you're willing to stick to the rules, you haven't lost yet.
There are market movements every day, what’s truly rare is the ability to survive. I am Lao Zhang, proficient in medium to short-term contracts, medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips daily, and detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who don’t understand can always reach out to me for communication! @老张趋势 #美联储重启降息步伐 #美联储降息预期升温
#zec Many people initially think that trading is a shortcut to wealth, but once they enter, they realize that it's actually a long-term battle with themselves. There are no eternal winners in the market; those who can continue are often the ones who lose some and adjust accordingly.
In fact, there are no real secrets—it's just about trends, positions, stop losses, and execution. Everyone understands this, but the challenge lies in whether you can consistently follow through. Don't always think about predicting rises and falls; guessing right once doesn't mean you have the skill. The real ability is being able to make money according to the rules over the long term.
Losses are a part of trading; the key is not to let small losses accumulate into a big pit. Those who truly make money often do so by riding the trend during certain market phases, rather than frequently entering and exiting every day.
Being overly focused on the market and placing orders too quickly can easily lead you to be driven by emotions, which can result in problems. Those who make stable profits over the long term tend to be very calm, following their own rhythm without getting too excited or losing control.
Trading is a long-term activity; whether you can make it to the end depends not on how quickly you can make a profit, but on whether you can protect your capital and manage your drawdowns. As you gradually pass through these stages, you'll find that in the end, trading is really about mindset and self-control.
I am Lao Zhang, skilled in short to medium-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips regularly, with detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who have questions can reach out to me anytime!
Not long ago, a fan came to me and said that the ETH market was moving too wildly, and his account was down to only 2000U.
He wasn't inexperienced, but his trading relied entirely on intuition, chasing rises and selling on dips, losing two to three thousand a day, and his account was directly hit hard.
He said that if he didn't turn things around soon, he would want to quit the crypto world.
I told him that this 2000U is not meant to double, but to lay the foundation for his future. Turning things around isn't about a sudden explosion, but about steady progress, being patient, and accumulating little by little.
My advice to him was very simple: first stabilize, don't make rash moves. If the market hasn't shown direction, stay in cash and wait; if it doesn't rise, don't rush, and if it doesn't fall, don't panic.
Control your position size, with a maximum of 400U per trade, keeping the risk manageable. Previously, he was losing 2000 a day, but now he steadily earns 300 to 500.
Set stop-loss for each trade; if you lose, it's okay. The fear is in holding on stubbornly. Reviewing trades is essential; after each trade, reflect on it. Gradually, your thinking becomes clearer, and your mindset stabilizes.
In two months, he grew from 2000U to 70,000U, not by luck, nor by an explosion, but by following the rhythm, adhering to discipline, and steadily accumulating.
Even if you only have a few thousand U left, don't lose heart. There are many opportunities in the market, but what's lacking are those who can stick to the rules and manage their emotions.
Turning things around isn't an overnight task; it's a step-by-step process. Be patient with loneliness, and uphold discipline.
#ETH Losses are not scary; being overly excited is! When playing contracts in the crypto world, remember these points
Contracts themselves are about taking small risks for potentially large rewards, and losing money is quite normal. If you hit your stop loss, take a break; don't get overly excited, and don't keep piling on trades. It's better to stop loss a few times, calm down, and think if there's a problem with your strategy.
Don't think about getting rich overnight; your mindset must be stable. Don't rush to add more positions after a loss, and definitely avoid heavy investments.
The overall trend is the most important; going with the trend is the right path, while acting against it is just looking for lessons. The market has more patience than you; you need to keep up with the rhythm.
Before placing an order, make sure to calculate the risk-reward ratio, it should be at least 2:1 for it to be worth it. Frequent trading is a big pitfall; if you always want to grab every opportunity, you might end up missing them and losing your money first.
Only make money within your own understanding; this is especially crucial. Stop losses are a lifesaver, holding onto positions is self-destructive, especially for beginners. When you are making a profit, don't get carried away; getting carried away can easily lead to losses. Trading relies not only on skills and luck but also tests your mindset and wisdom.
Keep these in mind and put them into practice to have a chance to survive long in the crypto world. The market changes every day; calmness, rationality, and steadiness are key to long-term survival.
I am Old Zhang, skilled in short to medium-term contracts and medium to long-term spot arrangements, sharing investment tips daily and detailed strategy teaching. Friends who don't understand can always reach out to me for communication! #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察
Want to know how to earn the first 1 million in the crypto world? The answer lies in multi-timeframe K lines.
Don't just focus on one timeframe; many people trip up on this. 4-hour K line: Set the direction
Uptrend, both highs and lows are raised → Buy on dips
Downtrend, both highs and lows are falling → Short on rebounds
Sideways consolidation, don’t operate frequently, it’s easy to get burned
In short, following the trend increases your win rate, going against it just loses money
1-hour K line: Find key levels, support, resistance, moving averages, previous lows, potential entry points, previous highs, resistance, top patterns, take-profit/reduce position signals
15-minute K line, trigger actions, only enter when key price levels show reversal signals, reliable only when trading volume expands and breaks, otherwise it’s all false moves
Multi-timeframe coordination, use the 4-hour chart to set the direction, use the 1-hour chart to identify ranges, use the 15-minute chart to find timing for precise entries!
Supplement: Timeframe conflicts? Stay in cash and observe; small timeframes fluctuate quickly, must set stop-losses, trend + position + timing, more stable than blind guessing.
I have been using this for over 3 years; this setup is the foundation for stable profits. Whether you can use it well depends on your willingness to look at more charts and summarize.
Still don’t know how to play? Follow Old Zhang, and I’ll help you take off steadily. #美联储重启降息步伐 #加密市场观察
#MON After being in the cryptocurrency circle for a long time, you will understand one thing
Inserting needles and washing positions is not about giving you opportunities to profit; it’s a test of whether you will get off the train.
Selling off is not about the big players running away; it’s about swapping chips, allowing those who truly understand to board.
Those sudden sharp spikes are not meant to scare you, they are testing you,
Is your emotion stable? Is your patience sufficient?
Are you a retail investor or a skilled survivor?
Most people only focus on price movements: when it rises, they frantically increase their positions hoping for a turnaround, and when it falls, they doubt life and want to cut losses.
Experts? They only focus on rhythm and opportunities, remaining calm, not chasing, and not acting blindly. @老张趋势 #美联储重启降息步伐
As a beginner in trading, don't complicate things too much; the simpler the logic, the better.
For short-term trading, focus on the 5-day moving average. If the price is above it, hold on; if it falls below, just walk away without hesitation. If you want to hold a bit longer, look at the 20-day moving average. The method is exactly the same.
Don't be fooled by flashy indicators that look impressive; they can easily lead you astray. The real ways to make money are often this simple; the key is whether you can honestly execute it.
Not feeling the direction? Unsteady rhythm? Follow Old Zhang to avoid taking a few detours in the next few years. #加密市场观察
Exploded! The USDT price broke 7 overnight, the crypto world is in chaos, many people were panicking last night, why did USDT suddenly drop?
Let me ask you directly, when you came to the crypto world, were you trading USDT or trading coins?
ETH surged 10% in a single day, much more appealing than holding USDT!
Behind USDT breaking 7, there are actually two major events influencing this:
1. The Federal Reserve may go crazy with rate cuts
The probability of a rate cut in December soared to 90%, the US dollar is destined to weaken, the RMB is passively appreciating, and USDT breaking 7 may just be the beginning.
2. The stablecoin channel is being heavily regulated
USDT's illegal currency exchange and money laundering are being suppressed, a large amount of funds are dumping USDT to avoid risk, supply increases, and the exchange rate naturally falls.
It seems contradictory, USDT drops while coins rise? The logic is simple, expectations of US dollar depreciation + market regulation = compliant large funds entering the market, the crypto asset reservoir begins to accumulate strength, in the short term USDT drops, but it's actually an opportunity before the bull market starts.
Are the new investors panicking that USDT will be cut? The experienced investors are steady, a drop is just an opportunity to make money.
In a word: the logic has changed, the strategies must keep up. Buy expectations, sell facts, grasp the direction, that's the way to go.
If you are still confused, why not take a look at how I do it. I've always been here, ready to guide you at any time. #美联储重启降息步伐 #稳定币