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1200U Turn 50000U, really no need for complicated techniques, just rely on 3 simple methods. Last month, a fan had only 2800U left and wanted to turn things around. I taught him these 3 methods, and he followed them for 3 months, increasing his account to 68000U without ever being liquidated. The first method is to divide the money into three parts. Split 2800U into 4 parts of 700U, without interchanging: one part for short trades, with a maximum of 2 trades per day, take profit when possible; another part for trend trading, wait for the weekly trend to become clear before acting, avoid trading during fluctuations; the last part is reserved as a backup, in case of liquidation on that day, to replenish the position and maintain the qualification to continue trading. Never go all in; if you lose the principal, you'll completely lose the chance to turn things around. The second method is to only earn money from trends. In volatile markets, the variables are high, and it’s easy to lose; simply avoid them. If the daily moving averages haven’t formed a bullish pattern, obediently stay in cash; wait until the price breaks through the previous high with volume and the daily line confirms the trend before entering; as long as you earn enough to cover 30% of the principal, take half of it as profit and set the remaining profit with a 10% trailing stop, don’t be greedy. The third method is to not let emotions lead you. Before entering the market, set strict rules: if losses reach 3%, automatically close the position, never hesitate to hold; if profits reach 10%, immediately adjust the stop-loss to the cost price to protect the base profit; turn off the computer at 23:00 every day, no matter how tempting the K-line is, do not stare; if you can’t sleep, uninstall the trading app directly, to avoid giving emotions the chance to interfere with trading. In fact, there really aren’t any secrets; the core is to make fewer mistakes. First, remember these 3 points and execute them properly, then it’s not too late to learn those complicated technical indicators. In the crypto world, living in the market is the only chance to make money. I have always been @招财宝哥

At two in the morning, my brother from Guangdong's voice trembled: “Bro, my 10,000 U account, fully leveraged at 10 times, just retraced by 3%, how did it disappear directly?”

Only after opening his transaction records did I see—9,500 U fully entered the market without a stop-loss, seemingly able to “withstand,” but in reality, even a slight fluctuation wiped out the principal.

Many people mistakenly believe that “full position = risk resistance,” but in fact, full position is a double-edged sword: used correctly, it can leave breathing room; used incorrectly, it dies faster than partial positions.

Why do you always get blown up with full positions?

The key is not in leverage, but in position size.

Take a 1,000 U account as an example:

- If you use 900 U with 10 times leverage, a 5% reverse fluctuation will directly blow up;

- But if you only use 100 U with 10 times, it would take a 50% fluctuation to blow up.

My brother put in 95% of his principal; even with only 10 times leverage, he couldn’t withstand even a slight retracement.

The risk of a full position has never been about the leverage multiple, it’s about how much principal you dare to stake.

Want to use full positions without blowing up? I have followed 3 principles for half a year, and I haven’t blown up; I’ve doubled.

1. Only use 20% of total funds for each trade.

In a 10,000 U account, the maximum investment at one time is 2,000 U. Even if I guess the wrong direction and set a stop-loss at 10%, I would only lose 200 U, not hurting the principal foundation, and still have a chance to turn things around.

2. Single losses must not exceed 3%.

For example, if using 2,000 U with 10 times leverage, calculate in advance: set the stop-loss at 1.5%, if I lose, it would be 300 U, exactly 3% of total funds. Even if I’m wrong several times in a row, it won’t cause significant injury.

3. Avoid trading during fluctuations, and do not increase positions when in profit.

Only enter the market when the trend breaks clearly (for example, when the 4-hour K line breaks the previous high); during a sideways market, don't act even if tempted; after entering, absolutely do not chase positions to avoid being swayed by emotions, increasing mistakes.

The real use of full positions: it’s not about betting on direction, it’s about leaving a buffer.

The original intention of full position design is to allow you more breathing space during fluctuations, unlike partial positions that can be “pierced in one hit.”

But the core must be “light positions for trial and error + strict risk control.”

Previously, a fan of mine, after blowing up every month, followed these 3 principles and in three months went from 5,000 U to 8,000 U.

He said: “I used to think that full position was about betting big, now I understand that full position is to survive steadily.”

In fact, both full positions and partial positions are just tools; those who can survive in the crypto circle have never relied on how powerful the tools are, but on position management. @招财宝哥

From 1200U to 50,000U, I only taught him three "dead rules"
First, reveal my identity: I am not a trading master, nor do I sell courses, just an old trader who has stepped into countless pits.
Last year, a friend who was left with only 1200U asked me how to turn things around. I gave him three sentences, and he followed them for 90 days, increasing his account to 50,000U without blowing it once. Today, I’m writing these three sentences for you; how much you comprehend depends on yourself.
1. Divide the money into three parts; first learn to "cut fingers"
1200U is divided into three parts, each part 400U, give them names, no visiting allowed.
1. Short-term knife: 400U, at most two trades a day, done after cutting.
2. Trend cannon: 400U, no rabbit seen, no eagle released; if the weekly line doesn't rise, play dead.
3. Life-saving money: 400U, specifically for the pin to accompany the burial; immediately make up for positions on the day of liquidation, ensuring you’re still at the poker table.
Full warehouse? Don’t even think about it; liquidation = "cutting fingers"; you can still grow with cutting fingers, but cutting off the head means it’s over.
2. Only gnaw on the fattest part of the trend, spend the rest of the time as a turtle
The volatile market is a meat grinder; 9 times out of 10 it will cut your meat. My signals are very simple:
1. Daily moving averages not in bullish arrangement = empty warehouse.
2. Volume breakout of previous high + daily closing confirmation = first ride.
3. Once profits reach 30% of the principal, immediately take half out; set a 10% trailing stop for the rest.
Remember, there’s always the next bus in the market; don’t rush to the door, just catch a free ride.
3. Lock your emotions in a cage, just press the button
Before entering the market, write a "life and death statement":
- Stop loss at 3%, automatically cut when it reaches, no discussion.
- Profit at 10%, pull the stop loss to the cost price, the rest is the market's gift.
- Turn off the computer at 23:00 every day, no matter how good the K-line looks, don’t stare; if you can’t sleep, uninstall the app.
Being mechanical to the point of boredom is the only way to survive long-term.
Endnote: Poisonous chicken soup
From 1200U to 50,000U is not reliant on divine trades, but on "making fewer mistakes." The market is ever-present, but capital is not always available. First memorize these three dead rules, then study waves, indicators, and funding rates.
Survive to discuss wealth; if you can’t survive, you are just someone else's transaction fee.

From 2800U to 68000U: 3 Ways to Avoid Liquidation

Last month, a fan's account was left with only 2800U. After following 3 methods for 3 months, not only did they avoid liquidation, but their account also rose to 68000U—wanting to grow from 1200U to 50000U, the key is not to chase high for quick profits, but to make fewer mistakes and stay alive.

First, use divided funds to protect the principal. Split 2800U into 4 parts of 700U, without interchanging: one part for short-term trading, trading at most 2 times a day, avoiding frequent operations; one part to catch trends, waiting for clear weekly trends before entering the market, not blindly following the crowd; the last part is kept as "emergency funds"—in case of a liquidation in any trade, it can be used the same day to make up for the loss and maintain market entry qualifications. Avoid putting all funds in; if the principal is gone, the opportunity to recover is completely lost.

Second, only earn trend profits, without greed or recklessness. In a volatile market, the risks are high and losses are easy, so firmly avoid it. When the daily moving averages have not formed a bullish arrangement, always stay in cash and wait; until the market breaks through previous highs with increased volume and confirms the trend with daily closing, then decisively enter. Each time the principal increases by 30%, withdraw half of the profits to secure them; set a 10% trailing stop for the remaining funds, taking profits when they arise, without pursuing "earning the last point."

Third, control your emotions and stick to the rules. Before entering the market, set strict discipline: if losses reach 3%, automatically close the position without hesitation; when profits reach 10%, immediately adjust the stop-loss line to the breakeven point to protect the principal. Turn off the computer at 11 PM every day, no matter how tempting the K-line is, do not watch the market; if unable to sleep, directly uninstall the trading app to avoid being swayed by emotions in the middle of the night.

In fact, there are no secrets in trading; surviving in the market means winning against most people. Memorize and implement these 3 simple methods first, before learning complex indicators—it’s about making fewer mistakes and steadily accumulating wealth, relying on this solid foundation to grow from several thousand U to tens of thousands U. @招财宝哥

How long does it take to go from 100,000 to 5 million in the cryptocurrency world?
A few years ago, I met a senior figure in the cryptocurrency space who initially entered with 200,000 yuan, and now his account value has reached 58 million. He once told me a phrase that still enlightens me: "Most people in the cryptocurrency world are just a mob; as long as you can control your emotions, this market is your ATM!"
Over the years, I have learned from him and summarized the core logic of making money into four simple yet effective points:
First, don't earn small amounts and don't lose big amounts. These eight words are easy to say but hard to practice. For example, if you open an order with 20,000, stop profit when it rises to 21,000, earning 5% feels great, but then the price surges to 25,000, leaving you with a missed opportunity of 50%; next time, wanting to make a big profit, you hold on when it rises to 21,000, but then it drops back to 20,000 and breaks down to 19,500, forcing you to stop loss. Many people spend their lives caught in this dilemma, unable to break free.
Second, only choose mainstream coins that have fallen thoroughly. Avoid flashy new coins, specifically pick mainstream coins that have stabilized after a significant drop, and first invest 10% of your position as a base. Don't guess where the bottom is; wait for it to stabilize before taking action. It may seem foolish, but it’s solid and avoids pitfalls.
Third, add to your position only when the trend is stable. While others are always trying to catch the bottom, I prefer to wait for confirmation of an upward movement and then add 20%-30% to my position during a pullback. Even if it's a bit expensive, it’s better than being stuck halfway up the mountain.
Fourth, take out the principal and half of the profits after a wave of increases. Every time there is an increase, first take out the principal and half of the profits, letting the rest be at the mercy of the market. Money in hand is real profit; never be greedy. Last year, I used this method to help a brother who lost over 600,000; within six months, not only did he break even, but he also ended up with an extra BMW X5.
The cryptocurrency world is never short of smart people; what it lacks is "foolish people" who can control their actions and endure. While everyone else is chasing highs and cutting losses, you follow the trend methodically, allowing you to pick up the money others drop. You can either continue to lose with "smart tricks" or follow my simple methods—taking it steady, earning every penny genuinely. #加密市场反弹

2000U to 10000U: Cryptocurrency Restart Diary

At two in the morning, a message from Akai popped up in the background: “Bro, there’s only 2000U left, if I lose more, I’ll quit.” The red losses in the screenshot were glaring — he once held 50,000U and followed the trend to play contracts, losing it all in three weeks, and didn’t even finish reading my previous reminder about “controlling positions.”

I didn’t rush to give a strategy; I scheduled a voice call first. His voice was hoarse: “Seeing others flaunt profits makes me envious, I’ve gone all in, and held positions before, now I’m almost out of money for food.” I told him to stop, temporarily hand over the account to me, and the first step was to delete all market notification apps, only checking the market at fixed times.

In the first week, I had him buy mainstream coins with low volatility using 300U, emphasizing “this is about building a mindset, not making quick money.” On the third day, the coin dropped 5%, and he sent me a dozen messages wanting to cut losses. I called him on video to point out the K-line support level: “Doesn’t this look just like your previous chasing high point? Wait another two hours.” Sure enough, it rebounded at the end, and he even made a small profit of 20U. He said: “For the first time, I feel like I can earn without panicking.”

In the third week, a hot coin soared, and Akai secretly deposited 500U wanting to go all in. I didn’t criticize him, just made a table of his trading records: “You had an 80% loss rate chasing hot spots; this time use 200U to test with a light position, set good take-profit and stop-loss points, and if you lose, I’ll cover it.” Three days later, the coin price surged and then fell back, just at the take-profit line, and he made a profit of 1200U on that trade.

On the day of the full moon, Akai sent me a screenshot: the account was steadily at 10000U, and he attached handwritten notes, reminding himself “single position not to exceed 20%” and “stop-loss line not to change.” In the video, he waved his newly printed trading plan and smiled: “Now when I look at the market, I finally don’t shake anymore.”

In fact, the most ruthless thing in the cryptocurrency market is not the market itself, but the uncontrollable greed. Too many people rush in with the mindset of “getting rich overnight,” only to exhaust their capital in the game of chasing highs and cutting losses.

Those who can survive do not rely on luck to gamble on the market, but rather know how to put a “brake” on greed — controlling positions, maintaining discipline, and stabilizing mindset, this is the real profit code.

If you are also exploring in the cryptocurrency market, afraid of taking detours, and want to proceed steadily, we can chat more about practical insights to avoid the pitfalls I and Akai have fallen into @招财宝哥

《Seven Years of Cryptocurrency Survival Notes》

——Written for you who only have a few thousand but want to roll into seven figures
I have been playing with cryptocurrency for seven years, and my account has climbed from 3,000 U to 1,000,000 U without stepping in dog poop, relying entirely on a set of "anti-human" mechanical processes. Today, I will break it down into 800 words. If you can memorize it, you can pay 90% less in tuition.

1. Selecting Coins: Only choose the "loudest" one from the top ten market caps

Hotspots + news + daily MACD golden cross + BOLL convergence, all four conditions must light up green before adding it to favorites; otherwise, blacklist it.

2. Diversification: Split the principal into five parts, each 20%

Whether you have 5,000 or 50,000, always divide it into five parts. Only invest one part at a time, always leaving four parts as lifeboats.

3. Frequency: At most three trades a day

One trade at the opening, one during the lunch break, and one before closing. After trading, turn off the machine. If you feel restless, do push-ups; the market won't run away, but your principal will.

4. Stop Loss: Cut off at 30% loss

If you lose 30% upon entry, it indicates the timing is wrong; cut it immediately, don't average down, and don't pray.

5. Take Profit: Take half profit at 30%

Set a trailing stop for the remaining half, let the profits run, but if it breaks the 5-day line, exit—don't fall in love with K-lines.

6. Twelve life-saving phrases, memorize them to extend life

1. Don’t cut losses during a morning plunge; afternoon rebounds are common.
2. Reduce positions first during an afternoon surge; easy to retrace at night.
3. Shrinking volume on the rise means it will continue to rise; shrinking volume on the fall means it will continue to fall.
4. Price rises before good news lands; sell off once it lands.
5. Dare to buy during continuous day declines; at 21:30, Americans love to pump.
6. The deeper the pin, the truer the signal; buy long shadows, sell long upper shadows.
7. Heavy positions will be blown up; exchanges are watching you.
8. As soon as you cut losses, the market reverses; don’t ask—it's just a shakeout.
9. Two bucks away from breaking even? A rebound will stop you immediately.
10. As soon as you take profit, the rocket launches; only light vehicles can be pulled.
11. As soon as you get excited, a waterfall awaits; emotions are the remote control for the big players.
12. If you’re in cash, the market will rise broadly; FOMO rushes in and gets immediately trapped.

7. The last sentence of human talk

80% of the time, the market is manipulated; 20% of the time, it gives profits. We can't control the big players, but if we control our positions and emotions, we have already beaten 90% of the people. @招财宝哥

After memorizing, turn off the machine and wait for the next four conditions to resonate before trading again. In the next bull market, you will come back to thank me.

From 3000U to 57,000U, I relied not on "inside information" but on two words: do not gamble.

Three years ago, I only had 3000U left after paying off my credit card.

I stared at the K-line all night, keeping my eyes open until dawn. Around me were screams of "30x leverage and lying down to win," but every few days someone was liquidated, and year-end bonuses evaporated overnight.

I didn't dare to join the frenzy, dividing the 3000U into 5 parts, each part 600U, choosing coins with small fluctuations, buying low and selling high, taking profits when I could.

In the first week, my account increased by 480U, in the second week it broke 3500U, and in the third week it surged to 6700U. Even I was stunned: it turns out that "slow" is actually "fast."

Later, my funds grew to 48,000U, and I still used the same "dumb method": buying in batches during panic selling and quietly taking profits during a crazy surge.

I don't chase group calls, I don't touch new highs, and I never go all in.

After my account broke 50,000U, I became even more cautious: I only play BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, using scripts to set take profit and stop loss, making sure to secure even the profit from a cup of milk tea timely.

Some laugh at my timidity, but I have seen too many accounts return to zero overnight and understand that "not losing" is harder to achieve than "earning more."

These three iron rules, I wrote down next to my desk:

1. All in is a dead end; diversifying is the way to survive;

2. Don’t gamble on one side, only calculate the winning rate;

3. Keep a steady mindset, and profits can grow.

Opportunities in the crypto world are always abundant; what’s lacking is someone who can control their hands.

I wrote down this experience to tell friends who are new to the market: wandering alone can easily lead to pitfalls; stabilize your rhythm to reach the other side together @招财宝哥

The "Stupid Method" with a 95% Success Rate in the Crypto Market: Just 10 Minutes a Day, Effortless and Profitable

In the past, when trading contracts, I fell into many traps: staring at a bunch of indicators like MACD and RSI, the more I looked, the more confused I became; making dozens of trades a day, panicking when I made a little profit, enduring losses, my mindset collapsed early; staying up late watching the market until midnight, my body broke down, and my account kept losing more and more.

Later, I explored a simple strategy with a few "lazy" friends, achieving a stable win rate of over 95%, and I found out that making money doesn't have to be so exhausting.

In fact, most people in the crypto market lose because they are "too smart"—always trying to precisely catch the tops and bottoms, engaging in high-frequency trading for quick profits, only to be led astray by emotions and repeatedly slapped in the face by volatile markets.

Our "stupid method" is exactly the opposite: no guessing the direction, no chasing prices up and down, no looking at complicated indicators, just spending 10 minutes a day.

Here are the step-by-step instructions, I recommend saving them:

1. Focus on just one indicator: EMA Moving Average

Set EMA21 and EMA55—EMA21 looks at short-term trends, EMA55 looks at medium to long-term trends. If the golden cross is upwards, go long; if the death cross is downwards, go short. Don't be greedy! In the past, I would add other indicators, which only interfered with my judgment. Now I only look at these two lines, and my thinking is particularly clear.

2. Only enter at key levels on the 4-hour candlestick chart

Do not look at smaller time frames! On the 4-hour chart, if EMA21 crosses above EMA55 and the candlestick closes as a bullish candle, open a long position; if EMA21 crosses below EMA55 and the candlestick closes as a bearish candle, open a short position. Absolutely avoid trading in the middle of consolidation to prevent repeated stop-losses.

3. Always use stop-losses, never hold onto losing positions

Set the stop-loss at the high or low of the previous 4-hour candlestick to ensure that losses do not exceed 5% of the principal. I once held onto a losing position and lost 20%, but now I strictly implement stop-losses and haven't encountered significant losses again.

4. Roll over positions to let profits run

Open only 5% of your funds for the first position, add 5% after a 5% profit, and continue to add after each additional 5% profit, until EMA crosses again to signal a reversal. This way, you can protect the profit from your base position while maximizing the money earned from the trend.

Finally, to be honest: don't chase profits on every trade; missing out is better than making a mistake; trade a maximum of 1-2 times a day, and avoid frequent trading; trust the strategy and stick to the rules, it's better than anything else.

This "stupid method" is not mindless; it's about simplifying and systematizing the complex market.

If you also feel that watching the market is exhausting and not making money, why not give it a try— we can talk more about the small details in practice and avoid detours together @招财宝哥

I am not a master, just a survivor who has been liquidated and cut losses.

Last year, a brother from the same dorm came to me with 4000U, saying he wanted to turn things around.

I didn't give him Bollinger Bands, nor did I talk about RSI; I only gave him three 'iron rules' that I personally dug out from the pit. Four months later, his account grew to 60,000U, with no liquidations in between.

Today, I’m sharing these three rules with you. How far you can execute them depends on how much you fear the market and how tough you are on yourself.

Iron Rule One: Cut the principal three times, prioritize survival before discussing profit.

Before entering with 4000U, I had him split it into three parts, each 1300U, and label the wallets, never to merge.

① Intraday Cut: Only trade the first 4H K with significant volume for the day; if the signal is not right, immediately shut down the computer. A maximum of one position per day to prevent itchy hands tax.

② Trend Cut: If the weekly chart hasn’t shown direction and hasn’t broken through the previous high with volume, treat the account like a turtle and don’t move no matter who advises.

③ Lifesaving Cut: Only use it in extreme situations like sharp spikes or when margin is urgent; withdraw immediately after filling it, never increase the position to gamble on a reversal.

Liquidation can break your hands, but losing the principal means losing your life; as long as you have chips, the table is still there.

Iron Rule Two: Only bite the fish body, leave the head and tail for others.

In the past, I wanted to bite every fluctuation, but the fees bit me back. Now I only wait for three signals:

1. 4H EMA bullish arrangement is formed;

2. Price breaks through the previous high with volume and stabilizes for 4 hours;

3. When profits reach 20% of the principal, withdraw half to pocket it, and set a 5% trailing stop for the remaining half position.

Eating what’s in your mouth is real meat; the rest of the whole fish can be showcased by experts.

Iron Rule Three: Treat yourself like a robot, zero emotions.

Before opening a position, fill in the 'five-second card': entry price, stop loss price, take profit price, position %, reason; if any item is missing, do not open.

Stop loss is strictly at 2%; if the price hits, cut automatically, without giving yourself a blink of time;

If floating profit exceeds 8%, immediately pull the stop loss to the cost price; at worst, it’s just wasted effort, never incur losses.

Every day before shutting down, review the trades; don’t get high on profits, don’t scold losses, just ask one question: Was discipline executed? If not executed, write it ten times to remember.

The market won't give you an extra signal just because you are smart, but it will take away all your chips because of one piece of luck.

If you are also struggling in contracts, fearing pitfalls and wanting to make discipline more stable, we can talk more about the details in practice @招财宝哥 .

In the crypto world, money comes quickly and goes even faster. Today, let's talk about how to play contracts to walk away with a smile.

Two months ago, I entered the market with 3000U, couldn’t even find the leverage button, and now my account is steadily lying at over 200,000U.

It’s not luck; it’s learning to ensure survival—I only used 300U to test the waters, investing 30U each time to play 100x contracts.

If the leverage direction is right, a 1% increase doubles your investment; if wrong, you could lose everything overnight. Remember these five survival rules!

1. Cut losses immediately if wrong; don’t play dead. I experienced liquidation twice when I first entered because I waited for a rebound and got slapped by the market. Once it hits the stop-loss point, get out—staying alive is the only chance to prove yourself useful.

2. Stop after five consecutive losses. The market can occasionally stumble around like a drunk; stubbornly holding on will only lead to a mental breakdown. I set a circuit breaker: if I lose five trades in a row, I shut down and rest. The next day, the opportunity might be gone.

3. Withdraw immediately after making 3000U. Account numbers are virtual and can be swallowed by the market at any time. I set a strict rule: for every 3000U profit, at least half must be withdrawn. Securing profits is true winning.

4. Only trade in one direction; play dead in sideways markets. When a trend comes, 100x leverage can take you flying, but in a sideways market, it’s just a harvesting scythe. If the market has no direction, it’s better to stay flat and not click randomly.

5. Don’t exceed 10% of your capital in position size. Don’t go all in like a gambler; a lighter position allows you to calmly handle volatile markets. Going all in is like a buffet—eating ten plates might land you straight in the hospital.

Don’t wait until your contract is liquidated to remember these! Let's gradually turn small amounts of money into big ones. @招财宝哥

Cryptocurrency 3 Years of Avoiding Pits: I Reduced Losses with 7 Experiences, Newcomers Shouldn't Rush In

After three years in the cryptocurrency space, I’ve encountered many pitfalls—following trends to buy new coins and losing half a month's salary, holding onto surging coins only to see them drop, and missing opportunities because I was reluctant to sell coins that hadn’t even earned back the transaction fees.

Later I learned: to make money, first choose the right strategy. Spot trading is stable but has a long cycle, while contracts are active but carry high risks. There’s no best strategy, only what suits you. Blindly following trends will only make you cannon fodder.

Here are 7 practical experiences, each one a lesson learned:

1. **Buying the Dip After 9 Days of Plummeting**

A dealer's wash cycle often lasts 9 days. If a coin drops for 9 days, entering a small position on the 10th day usually allows you to catch the rebound.

2. **Reducing Positions After 2 Days of Surge**

Money in cryptocurrency is made by selling. If a coin has risen for 2 consecutive days, I will reduce my position by 30%, so I won't make the mistake of stubbornly holding and facing losses again.

3. **Waiting 6 Days for Volume Breakout**

If a coin has been stagnant for 6 days, and on the 7th day it suddenly breaks out with volume, jump in quickly. I once used this tactic to recover two months' losses in three days.

4. **Sell if No Fees Earned by Next Day**

If the coin I bought hasn’t even earned back the transaction fees by the next day, I sell everything—time cost is worse than a small loss.

5. **“Three-Five-Seven Law” to Seize Opportunities**

Coins that rank third in gain often break into the top five, and the top five often enter the top seven. Don’t focus on coins you’re stuck with “waiting to break even,” as you might miss new market trends.

6. **Preventing “5-Day Crash” After 4 Days of Rise**

If a coin rises for 4 days, it is susceptible to a quantitative crash around 3 PM on the fifth day. I always reduce my position at that time and don’t bet on exceptions.

7. **Don’t Forget to Be “Stable” in Basic Strategy**

Invest regularly to average costs, hold long-term without chasing spikes or panic selling, only invest what you can afford to lose, and don’t enter the market with living expenses. It’s better to read news and follow reliable influencers than to guess blindly.

There are no secrets in cryptocurrency. Turn experiences into discipline. Don’t be greedy, don’t follow trends, and move steadily to go far. We can chat about @招财宝哥 .

24 hours 200U rolls to 2000U: My experience with ultra-short contracts

Last month's market was like stepping on a spring, bouncing up and down with no direction.

I couldn't free up extra U in my spot account, so I borrowed 200U from the leverage pool to try ultra-short contracts—there's just one core idea: high-frequency small trades rolling in compound interest, don't expect to get rich overnight, first stack the "grains of rice" into a mountain slowly.

At the beginning, I made 3-8U on each trade, watching the market like counting coins, every cent mattered; when the funds rolled to a point where I could earn 10-30U per trade, only then did I dare to switch to larger positions, occasionally hitting a small market wave, I could still grab an extra 100 or 200U as a "bonus meal".

To be honest, a position of 200U really can't withstand greed: if you focus on doubling your profits, a slight market shake can hit the liquidation line, just like roasting a whole lamb with a match, before it's cooked, you might burn your hands. First, stack the funds, and with some confidence, then catch trend trades to make big money steadily.

Choosing coins isn't that mysterious, just focus on three hard indicators, like picking vegetables at the market: it must have popularity, stability, and easy entry and exit.

First, look at the daily spot trading volume—coins with no trading volume are like dead alleys with no one shopping, hard to sell after buying, easy to enter but hard to exit, I won't even touch them;

Second, look at the 15-minute volatility, 2%-3% "gentle little horses" are the most suitable, if it moves like a mad bull with fluctuations over 5%, this amount of capital can't withstand it, and you can blow up in minutes;

Third, look at liquidity, avoid those with few orders and large spreads, like encountering a black-hearted vendor, you'll pay "unjust money" when entering, and get skinned by slippage when exiting.

In operation, it's like guerrilla warfare, fast, accurate, and ruthless, seize the opportunity, grab the benefits and run, never get attached to the battle. If starting with 100-200U, don't open the position too aggressively, a 25%-30% position is just right.

I prefer to manually input U, generally opening positions of 500-800U, like carrying pocket money to buy candy, just enough to eat, no need to hoard.

Once profits reach 30-50U, I immediately close the position, sometimes I withdraw within seconds of opening a trade, never wait for "a little more increase"—the market has this temper, waiting just one more second might mean losing the profit and getting bitten back.

Don't panic when facing losses: small losses can be endured until breaking even, if it goes deeper, open a hedge position, slowly close in several batches; if there’s really no opportunity, decisively cut the losses,

Keeping the principal gives you a chance for the next "shot", it's always better than running out of bullets and not being able to compete. If you don't have any ideas yet, we can chat about it together @招财宝哥

The Screen Obsession of Cryptocurrency Enthusiasts: How many times do you open the app every day, hiding the truth of survival?

I used to laugh at my friend, "Never leaving the phone, checking K-line first thing in the morning," until I entered the crypto world myself and understood.

Waking up in the morning, I reach for my phone to check the market; during my commute, I scroll through my holdings, fearing I might miss the fluctuations; I can't sleep at night without checking my account, and I can't even count how many times I open the trading software in a day.

Behind this high-frequency swiping, where is the addiction to trading?

It's just our retail investors gripping that little bit of capital, instinctively clutching at a lifeline in a brutal market.

Most retail investors' entry money is "money they can't afford to lose": it might be the savings from half a year's rent, or money planned for their parents' health check-ups, or even the childcare funds they've been saving for a long time.

The "time value" mentioned in finance doesn't apply in the crypto world — the current 100,000, and the 100,000 five years later, are separated by project exits, tokens going to zero, and daily expenses that need to be covered. No one dares to gamble on "waiting it out."

Small capital relying on value investment to double takes at least three years; yet the crypto market, which operates 24/7, constantly teases you: mainstream coins suddenly surging at three in the morning, newly launched altcoins doubling in price, high-leverage profits being flaunted, all shouting, "Get in quickly, you can turn things around."

I was once lured by this temptation, fully aware of the high risks, but still couldn't resist opening high-leverage contracts, only to end up falling hard.

We retail investors don’t have institutional quantitative models, nor do we have spare cash for diversified investments; we can only focus on high-odds opportunities — always feeling that "one contract tripling is worth ten small profits," and hitting on a hundredfold coin can change one’s fate.

But high odds always come with high risks; I’ve seen people get liquidated by margin calls and have tried chasing meme coins only to end up empty-handed, eventually realizing that "gambling" simply doesn’t get you far.

In fact, frequent trading isn't wrong; lacking a protective strategy is what’s deadly.

Now I only follow three rules: pull out at the profit-taking point, cut losses when hitting the stop-loss line, only use spare cash to enter the market, and absolutely never go all in.

If you also find yourself staring at the screen in a panic, afraid of pitfalls but wanting to play it safe, we can talk more about building discipline and looking into the small details of projects, helping each other avoid the detours I took back in the day @招财宝哥

Retail investors must watch:

I rely on this trading model to win consistently, with a winning rate of nearly 99%.

In the past, I blindly followed trends in the cryptocurrency market, buying new coins and chasing dips, losing nearly half of my capital in six months.

Later, I figured out a practical trading model, maintaining a winning rate of 98.8%. Not only did I avoid most pitfalls, but I also gradually pushed my funds from 100,000 to 10,000,000 — making money without gambling, just following the rules is enough.

Diversifying capital is the core of risk control:

I divide my money into five parts, using only 1/5 to open positions each time, setting a 10% stop-loss.

Even if I make a wrong move once, my total capital only loses 2%, and I would need to be wrong five times to lose 10%; if I am right, I set a profit target of over 10% to minimize being stuck.

Riding the trend improves the winning rate: I used to always buy the dip, but ended up getting trapped deeper in a downtrend; later I understood that rebounds during a downtrend are often traps, while pullbacks during an uptrend present buying opportunities. Following the trend greatly increases the chances of making money.

Avoid short-term surging coins: Whether mainstream or altcoins, few can sustain several waves of major uptrends.

I once chased a coin that surged 30%, but after a high plateau, it plummeted, trapping me for more than half a month — after a short-term surge, it’s hard to rise again, don’t gamble on “making a bit more.”

MACD only looks at two signals: If the DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the 0 axis and break through it, then enter; if they form a death cross above the 0 axis and move down, then reduce positions to minimize profit loss.

Ironclad rule: Never average down on losses! I used to add to losing positions, almost getting liquidated; now I only add to positions when in profit, letting profits roll and preventing losses from expanding.

Volume and price are the “funding barometer”: A breakout after low-level consolidation with increased volume is crucial to watch; if volume increases at a high level without price rising, it indicates that funds cannot keep up, so exit quickly.

Only invest in coins with an upward trend: A 3-day moving average trending up is a short-term opportunity, a 30-day moving average trending up is a medium-term opportunity, an 84-day moving average trending up likely indicates a major uptrend, and a 120-day moving average trending up indicates a long-term trend. Choosing the right trend increases the odds of winning.

Review daily after the market closes: Check if the logic of holding coins has changed, verify trends using weekly candlesticks, and adjust strategies to avoid stepping into the same pitfall repeatedly. @招财宝哥

Surviving in the Crypto World: Don't Let Luck Dull Your Survival Instincts

The most terrifying thing in the crypto world is not the volatile market fluctuations, but the ever-expanding sense of luck hidden in your heart. It's like a slow poison that gradually makes you lower your guard amid the volatility, ultimately pushing your principal into the abyss.

How many people hold onto the thought of 'waiting a bit longer for a rebound,' heavily investing without ever setting stop-losses? This is not trading; it's clearly placing your principal under the sword hanging over your head—market trends will not always align with your expectations; the longer that sword hangs, the sharper it becomes when it falls, and sooner or later, it will 'harvest' all the funds you have worked hard to accumulate.

90% of liquidations in the market stem from the vicious cycle of 'heavy investment + no stop-loss'; the remaining 10% who seem temporarily safe are merely those for whom the market has not yet turned 'against them.' With just one sudden pullback or an unexpected fluctuation, your principal can be instantly consumed. You always think that heavy investments can double your money and make you rich quickly, but you fail to see that this 'profit' relies entirely on luck and is merely a 'sweet reward' temporarily given by the market. The big market in crypto never waits for those who hesitate; by the time you realize you need to exit, a single reversal is enough to plunge you from 'floating profits' into the quagmire of 'total loss.'

Those who truly make money in the crypto world and can stand firm never gamble on such 'luck.' They do the most 'foolish' yet safest thing: they invest lightly, not putting all their eggs in one basket; they set strict stop-losses, decisively exiting when the market breaks down, never fighting against the trend; relying on steady gains from each small fluctuation, they gradually increase their principal through compounding.

What you see as 'short-term doubling' is mostly just the surface of someone else's operations—behind it may be one profit gained from ten losses, a 'highlight' obtained by betting all their principal. What is most scarce and precious in the crypto world is never the myth of 'becoming wealthy overnight,' but the 'long-term stability' of survival capability.

Remember: those who can survive long and go far in the crypto world are not the ones with the biggest guts, daring to gamble and rush ahead, but those who can preserve their principal and endure the fluctuations. As long as the principal is intact, there is a chance; only by being steady can you wait for the market that truly belongs to you.

Last night, just before midnight, I was about to rest when WeChat suddenly popped up a message from a fan who has been following me for a long time. I opened it to see a screenshot with several crying emojis.

She said: “Bro, this time it’s really over, ASTER has trapped me. I invested 100,000 U, and now it’s almost shrunk to the point where I can’t bear to look at it…”

I zoomed in on the screenshot and saw a classic case of buying high and selling low—jumping in at the peak, and panicking at the first sign of a dip. She said that at the time, watching the market fluctuate made her heart race, and in a moment of heat, she went all in, resulting in a disastrous account.

I told her not to panic and to send me a screenshot of her positions. After carefully examining the K-line structure and volume changes, I noticed that although the short-term trend was weakening, it hadn’t completely broken down; it was clear that the big players were washing out positions and collecting shares. I told her: “Don’t panic; cutting losses right now is exactly what the market makers want. The more it feels like this, the calmer you need to be.”

I advised her to place limit orders to gradually add to her position in the bottom area to lower her cost and set strict stop-loss levels. That night, neither of us slept much, as we kept an eye on the market.

Around 3 AM, ASTER started showing unusual activity, and the trading volume suddenly surged. I immediately notified her: “Stay steady, don’t rush to sell; the rebound has just begun!”

The next 24 hours were a dramatic turnaround. ASTER soared without giving much chance for a pullback. I instructed her to take profits gradually at key resistance levels. In the end, not only did she recover the entire initial investment of 100,000 U, but she also made a net profit of 50,000 U!

She was excited for a long time and was very grateful to me for helping her come out of the trough and find opportunities in the crisis. In my opinion, the market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is the ability to recognize opportunities and the execution power.”

So, if you are also currently trapped or feeling confused about the market, don’t bear it alone. Follow me at @招财宝哥 for communication anytime; I’ll bring you into the circle, and perhaps the next story of a turnaround will be yours. #加密市场回调 #美国加征新关税 #美国加征新关税

The Brutal Truth of the Crypto World: 3 Steps to Roll from Tens of Thousands of USD to Millions of USD!
Two years ago, I tested the waters with tens of thousands of USD, and now my account has over a hundred W lying there. Looking back, I was also shocked: it turns out making money has rules, can it really be so aggressive?!
Don't get me wrong, when I say 'simple', I don't mean winning without effort, but rather working hard with a method. No more nonsense, the core is just three steps; if you understand them, doubling your account is not just a dream.
Step One: Look at the Big Trends, Don't Fall in Love with K-lines
Beginners place orders based on their heartbeat, anxious about rises, falls, and sideways movements. Wake up! There are only three things in a major market: up, down, and sideways. I directly ignore noise below the hourly chart and mainly focus on the 4-hour and daily charts.
• Trend up, only go long, don't guess the top;
• Trend down, only go short, don't try to catch the bottom;
• Sideways? Turn off your machine and take a break, don’t give away your head!
Remember, you only need to feast in the trend; let others deal with the fluctuations.
Step Two: Get the Right Position, Find the Right Launchpad Before Jumping
The market doesn’t go straight up or down; it’s like climbing stairs, jumping one step at a time. The key support and resistance levels are your 'launchpads'. Ambush here, with small stop losses and high profit-to-loss ratios. Don’t chase the ups and downs; learn to wait patiently like a hunter, instead of being a rabbit that runs around aimlessly.
Step Three: Wait for Signals, Don’t Release the Eagle Until You See the Rabbit
With the direction and position right, you still need to wait for the market to issue a 'confirmation letter'. I often use a larger time frame to determine the direction and a smaller time frame (like 15 minutes) to find entry signals. Mastering one or two signals like Pin Bar or Engulfing is enough. The ones who suffer the most are those with itchy hands, rushing in before the signal arrives, only to get wiped out.
But to live well, you need a complete strategy:
• Which coin to trade? Choose Bitcoin or strong altcoins, don’t be greedy.
• Position management? Don’t exceed 5% per trade, refuse to go all in.
• Stop loss and take profit? Be decisive with stop losses, take profits in batches.
• Unexpected situations? Have a countermeasure ready in advance; don’t wait until liquidation to slap your thigh.
The crypto world is not short on opportunities, but it lacks ruthless people with systems and discipline. Follow Brother Bao, let’s practice together, and let’s do it #美国加征新关税 #币安HODLer空投HEMI