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To be honest, seeing this fan profit makes me quite pleased. Teaching someone to fish is better than giving them a fish; it's even rarer to gain both fishing and fish.

Don’t operate blindly when you’re not certain, and don’t play with the mindset of getting rich overnight. There’s no way to get a windfall; any investment requires a gradual approach, and it’s important to keep this in mind;

Finally, maintain a good mindset, manage your positions well, go out with a goal, and come back with results. Doubling is not about speed, but about having a method; we can learn and discuss together.

Practical experience, point estimates, and directional judgments are key. Doubling small funds is easy, but losses can also come quickly. The core issue is how to choose the timing for entry and exit based on market feel.

Position management is very simple; just do it according to demand. The problem is whether you can control greed and mindset. Not everyone can decisively stop loss when they should. Managing your mindset and timing, it's really not that difficult to make a little profit in this market (the trends are always there; keep up and you can benefit).

If you currently feel helpless and confused about trading and want to understand more about cryptocurrency and up-to-date information, click on my profile and follow me, so you won’t get lost! @慢慢赢_实盘带单

Understanding the market clearly gives you confidence in operations. Consistently profiting is much more practical than fantasizing about getting rich.

Recently, a friend of mine started trading contracts with 20,000 USDT, and three months later, he made it to 180,000 USDT.

At first, he was obsessed with quickly doubling his investment, but he ended up blowing his account three times in a week, and his emotions collapsed to the point of wanting to quit.

I advised him to follow the eight iron rules I summarized—no impatience, no all-in bets, and trade with the trend.

Unexpectedly, not only did he recover his losses, but he also achieved a steady ninefold return.

I have guided many friends in contract trading, from frequently blowing accounts to achieving stable profits, relying on these repeatedly emphasized eight iron rules, each one learned through hard-earned lessons.

Stop after consecutive losses: Contracts involve leverage, and losses are inevitable. But if you rush to recover after a loss, it will only accelerate your account's downfall.

After three consecutive losses, immediately stop and review, wait for the market and your state to stabilize before re-engaging.

Don't treat contracts like a casino: Contracts are not a shortcut to overnight wealth, nor are they a gambling game. Going all-in usually results in losing everything. To survive in the long run, your position must be manageable.

Go with the trend: Shorting when the market is rising or trying to buy the dip during a crash is akin to seeking your own demise. The trend is your friend; trading against it is like clashing directly with the market.

Ensure a favorable risk-reward ratio: Calculate before opening a position; if your stop loss is 10,000, there should be at least 20,000 potential profit.

Maintaining a 1:1 risk-reward ratio for a long time is equivalent to working for the exchange.

Control trading frequency: Beginners often can't help but trade frequently, resulting in fees eating up profits. Learn to wait to seize the best opportunities.

Avoid markets you don't understand: Sudden surges in altcoins and unexplained rapid fluctuations should be avoided if you don’t understand them. Money made through luck will eventually return.

Stop-loss is a lifesaver: Holding onto positions with the fantasy of a rebound is a major taboo in contracts. A liquidation can happen in an instant; while stop-losses may feel uncomfortable, they can save your life.

Stay calm when profitable: It's easiest to become overconfident when making money, leading to heavy positions, no stop-loss, and erratic trades. The market will punish arrogance; the more successful you are, the more you need to stay grounded @慢慢赢_实盘带单

Seven years of trading, the account jumped from 5,000 USDT to 1,000,000 USDT

All relying on 'anti-human' mechanical operations: closely monitor hot spots to select coins, split the capital into five parts, strike three times a day, strictly adhere to stop loss and take profit, memorize twelve life-saving mantras, and operate steadily. The market is tumultuous, controlling positions and emotions is the key to victory.

Positioning strategy: Divide the principal into five equal parts, each part 20%. Regardless of the size of funds, divide equally. Only one part is used at a time, leaving four parts as a 'lifeboat', prioritizing capital preservation.

Operation frequency: Limit to three strikes a day, one before the opening, one during lunch break, and one before the market closes. Turn off the computer after finishing, do push-ups to relieve restlessness. The market is often present, and capital is hard to recover, do not be greedy in battles.

Stop-loss rule: 30% is the red line, cut immediately upon touching. If you enter the market and lose 30%, it indicates the timing is wrong, immediately cut the position, do not average down, do not pray, stop loss in time.

Take-profit skills: Take half of the position off when profit reaches 30%, set the remaining part for a trailing stop. Let profits run, but if it breaks the 5-day line, exit, do not be attached to the candlestick.

Twelve life-saving mantras:

Early drop and afternoon rebound, do not cut;
Afternoon rally and night easy to retrace, reduce first;
Volume decrease and rise continue to rise, volume decrease and fall continue to fall;
Rise before good news, dump once it lands;
Dare to bottom fish in a downtrend, love to rally in the US market;
Needle deep signal is real, long shadow buys and sells;
Heavy positions will be blown, beware of being followed;
Stop loss immediately leads to reversal, do not doubt the wash;
Two dollars away from unblocking, stop once rebounding;
Take profit like a rocket, light vehicle can be moved;
Excitement meets waterfall, emotions are controlled;
Empty positions lead to universal rise, FOMO is easy to be trapped.

Conclusion: The market is manipulated 80% of the time, and profits are given 20% of the time. We cannot control the big players, but we can control positions and emotions, thus already surpassing 90% of people. After memorizing the mantras, turn off the computer and wait quietly for the four boxes to resonate, then strike again. In the next bull market, you will definitely return to thank us. @慢慢赢_实盘带单

In contract trading, many people only focus on price fluctuations, ignoring the underlying 'invisible rules'.

A fan's experience is quite representative: he correctly predicted the direction and held the position for four days, only to be 'eroded' by funding fees of 1000U, ultimately leading to liquidation. After closing the position, however, the market soared like a runaway horse.

The root of the problem lies not in the market, but in the rules.

Today, we reveal the three major 'invisible pitfalls' in contract trading:

First, funding fees—silent 'vampires'. Funding fees are settled every 8 hours, and when the rate is positive, longs must pay shorts;

when the rate is negative, the opposite applies. Many people go long with full positions, and even if the direction is correct, they may 'bleed' too much due to continuously high fees, leaving little capital before the market starts.

It is advisable to avoid high fee periods (e.g., >0.1%), shorten holding times, and avoid becoming the party disadvantaged by fees.

Second, the forced liquidation line—a 'cliff' within reach. Do you think a 10x leverage needs a 10% drop to get liquidated? In reality, with the forced liquidation fee included, a drop of 5%-6% can lead to forced liquidation. The strategy is to avoid full positions, utilize the 'isolated margin mode', control leverage at 3-5 times, and reserve enough margin.

Third, high leverage—a double-edged sword. 100x leverage may seem tempting, but both transaction fees and funding fees are calculated based on the borrowing scale. Even if the direction is correct, profits may be consumed by fees.

Remember, high leverage is only suitable for ultra-short-term testing; to grasp trends, leverage should be reduced. The higher the leverage, the smaller the margin for error.

Exchanges are not afraid of your losses, but rather fear your understanding of the rules. In this market, it is not the ability to predict that counts, but the understanding and discipline regarding the rules.

Want to avoid pitfalls and move forward steadily?

I am always on standby. Real trading begins with a profound understanding of the rules. Most people fall into difficulties, not due to lack of effort, but rather due to a lack of guidance.

The market is always present, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—follow the right guide to navigate out of the fog @慢慢赢_实盘带单

Used the "foolish method" to turn 20,000 U into 10 million in 13 months!

Ten years ago, I was heavily in debt, but after entering the cryptocurrency space, I diligently researched and ultimately turned my life around.

Now, I share this simple and practical method with you, who are still exploring, along with 6 iron rules. Understanding one can save you 100,000, and following three can outperform 90% of retail investors!

BTC section: When prices spike quickly and drop slowly, don’t rush to escape; that’s just the big players washing out positions. However, after a surge in volume, if there’s a sudden crash, it's likely a bait-and-switch to offload; profits can vanish in an instant. When prices drop quickly and rise slowly, don’t try to catch the bottom; it’s a trap set by the big players, so don’t believe the nonsense about "hitting the bottom."

ETH section: Look for volume at the top; a high-volume consolidation at elevated levels may still offer an opportunity for another spike, but if trading volume suddenly shrinks, a crash is imminent. At the bottom, watch for sustained volume; a one-day explosion in volume often serves as bait, and only after a period of low volume consolidation followed by gentle increases does it signal the big players are accumulating.

SOL section: Volume hides the emotional codes; trading cryptocurrencies is about emotions, and trading volume mirrors market consensus; K-line is just a facade, while volume is the key.

Mindset section: The "no" character refining method—without attachments, one can sit on cash waiting for opportunities; without greed, one can avoid chasing high prices; without fear, one can dare to layout strategies during panic. This is the mindset of top traders.

Opportunities abound in the crypto space, but what’s lacking is "the hand that can control and the vision to understand the situation."

I went from 20,000 to 50 million, not through speed, but by grasping the wisdom within the "foolish method"—the market punishes the clever and favors the "rule-abiding fools."

Only doing real trading, not playing around. The trading team still has open positions; if you want to learn the real methods and turn your situation around, don’t explore alone anymore.

Get on board, @慢慢赢_实盘带单 will guide you to tackle the crypto space with the "foolish method" and welcome the spring of wealth together!

This year I am 32 years old, settled in Shanghai, and I have two properties — one for my family and one for myself. It might be hard for some to believe, but all of this was earned through 6 years of hard work in the cryptocurrency world.

With a principal of 3400U, in 10 months I achieved a 24-fold return, the data is impressive, but the process was not smooth.

When he first arrived, he had already suffered losses for 18 months, constantly talking about "10%, 20%" while his account was severely damaged. I gave him three pieces of advice: with limited funds, exchange time for space; the bottom line is not to lose money, not to be liquidated; compound interest means tripling in three years, not a daily slight increase.

He took my advice, reducing leverage from a hundred times to 2 times, extending the period from 15 minutes to weekly, only acting when BTC fell below the 200-day moving average. The first investment of 3400U bought 0.13 BTC at 26000 dollars, with a stop loss set at 24500 dollars, cutting losses if it lost 200U, never holding onto a losing position.

In June, as the market warmed up, he did not rush to cash out; in August, it surged to 31443 dollars, with a floating profit of 60%, he remained calm, aiming to double his investment. In July, during a pullback, he increased his position to 0.25 BTC using profits, raising the stop loss; in September, he triggered the stop loss, only losing 400U, yet slept soundly — small losses were his escape ladder.

At the end of the month, he re-entered the market, and in October it soared to 35000 dollars, his account first broke 10,000U; by December, he increased to 0.5 BTC, with a year-end net worth of 21000U, a six-fold increase. By March 14, 2024, BTC reached a new high of 73881 dollars, and his account had reached 82000U — 24 times in 10 months, only 6 trades, 2 stop losses, with a maximum drawdown of 8%, never liquidated, never holding onto a losing position.

I have distilled this experience into three heartfelt truths:
Small funds lack patience, not market conditions;
Do not treat the liquidation price as a safety net; small stop losses are the amulet;
Compound interest is like folding paper, the first 27 folds seem slow, the fear is that you tear the paper too soon.

Skills can be learned, but human nature needs to be honed. Change "hurry to break even" to "slowly double your investment," and "max out leverage" to "reduce stop losses," and the market will naturally make way for you.

Don't ask where the market is, first ask yourself: after the stop loss, can you sleep well tonight?

If yes, then you have truly reached the shore.

In the past, I stumbled in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on, will you follow? @慢慢赢_实盘带单

Position management is the core factor that determines whether you can survive in the market in the long term.

Most people think of position management as "how much money was invested," but that's not the case. The essence of position management is the control of emotions.

Imagine this: facing a large bearish candlestick with a full position, or even approaching a trading halt. At that moment, can you still analyze calmly?

Most people will be swept away by the market's huge waves, emotions out of control. Once emotions are out of control, judgment becomes distorted, leading to blind increasing of positions and panic stopping losses, resulting in distorted operations and increasing mistakes.

On the other hand, what if you only had a 10% position?

That would be just a small wave, hardly stirring the ripples in your heart. The position is not high, the logic is intact, holding is fine; even if you stop loss, the loss is within a controllable range, emotions are stable, and your mindset is naturally peaceful.

Emotions affect mindset, mindset determines response, and response affects results. This is a clear chain of transmission.

Those who are truly skilled in position management always maintain a calm rhythm.

I am used to making decisions after 2:30 PM; at this time, the strength and weakness of the market for the day have already begun to show.

90% of the errors in the market stem from one word: "rush"—rushing in and out, eager to prove oneself.

Slow down, and the errors will naturally decrease. Slow is, in fact, another form of fast.

Once you truly understand and execute position management well, the changes are immediate: trading mentality becomes more stable, and operations no longer distort.

Don't think that only large funds need position management; small funds need it even more. Position management is essentially a dual management of risk and mindset, and it is irreplaceable.

Position is strategy; technique is merely tactics. I have been through the market for ten years and know its importance well. This is not an empty theory but a lesson learned through blood and tears.

Only by truly understanding position management can you be said to have truly stepped into the door of trading. @慢慢赢_实盘带单

From 1000u to 1 million, what I rely on is not just luck, but also a set of 'foolish methods',

5 years without liquidation, still steadily profiting to this day.

First trick: Lock in profits with compound interest, insuring profits.

Set stop-loss and take-profit as soon as you place an order. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately transfer 50% of the profits to a cold wallet, and roll over the remaining profits. When the market rises, enjoy the benefits of compound growth; when the market reverses, only give back half of the profits, keeping the principal safe. Over 5 years, I have withdrawn profits 37 times, with a weekly high of 180,000u, and even had my funds verified by the exchange's customer service via video.

Second trick: Dislocated positions to capture the timing of retail liquidations.

Analyze the daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute charts simultaneously: the daily chart determines the trend, the 4-hour chart finds the range, and the 15-minute chart allows for precise entry. Open two orders for the same cryptocurrency: Order A chases after a breakout, with the stop-loss set at the previous low on the daily chart; Order B places a limit order to short, lurking in the 4-hour overbought zone. The stop-loss for both orders does not exceed 1.5% of the principal, with a take-profit target of over 5 times. During market fluctuations, I profit from both sides; for instance, when LUNA crashed last year, I took profits on both long and short positions, increasing my account value by 42% in a single day.

Third trick: Stop-loss leads to huge profits, small risks for large returns.

I view stop-loss as the cost of entry, trading a small loss of 1.5% for the opportunity to control the market. When the market is favorable, I move the stop-loss to let profits run; when conditions are poor, I exit promptly with a stop-loss. My win rate is only 38%, but my profit-to-loss ratio is as high as 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectation of 1.9%. For every 1 yuan of risk I take, I earn 1.9 yuan.

Remember three points in practice: divide funds into ten parts, with each trade not exceeding one part, and positions not exceeding three parts; stop trading and go exercise after two consecutive losses to avoid impulsive revenge; when the account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy U.S. Treasury bonds or gold, so you can remain calm even in a bear market.

The market is not afraid of your mistakes, but of your inability to recover after a liquidation. These three tricks are simple and practical, avoiding human weaknesses. Follow them, and let the exchange work for you next week!

In the past, I wandered alone in the dark, but now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on, will you follow? @慢慢赢_实盘带单

If your principal is less than 5000U, please listen to me first.

I once brought a friend, starting with 1200U, and within four months achieved 25,000U, with no defeats throughout the process. It was not luck, but rather the following six short-term trading rules:

1. During the consolidation period, wait for direction. In a high-level flat market, do not chase prices; in a low-level bottoming phase, do not cut losses. When the market direction is unclear, remain inactive, and using stillness to control movement is the best strategy.

2. Hidden dangers in sideways markets, experts are waiting. During sideways periods, it is easy for people to become anxious, but true experts will patiently wait for a breakout or a pullback, without blindly trading within the range. In short-term trading, patience and restraint are especially important.

3. Trade against human nature to achieve victory. Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles; it may seem counterintuitive, but it goes against human nature. Most people sell in panic and chase highs in excitement, while you only need to do the opposite.

4. Opportunities hidden in crashes; emotional gaps reveal true value. Slow declines wear people down, while fast crashes break the situation, but a fast crash is often accompanied by a high-quality rebound. True opportunities often arise during periods of significant market emotional fluctuations.

5. Pyramid building for positions; select small funds wisely. Do not go all in at the bottom; add to positions every 10% drop, gradually lowering costs and expanding profit margins, minimizing risks.

6. Decisive decisions during market changes; seek survival in fast-paced environments. After a sharp rise and sideways movement, first withdraw the principal, leaving profits for trial and error; after a sharp drop and sideways movement, stop losses in time to avoid deep entanglement.

Short-term trading does not guess price rises and falls, does not chase hot topics, and does not gamble on luck. Adhere to the rules, control emotions, execute steadily, and you are already ahead of most people.

In this contest of speed and wisdom, discipline and patience are your strongest shields.

Opportunities in the cryptocurrency world are endless; what is lacking is only the decisive execution power.

@慢慢赢_实盘带单

Five years in the crypto world, zero liquidation

Remember that mature traders never pursue "zero loss"

The true masters are those who keep losses within a controllable range

If you want a long-term trading journey, the primary task is not to delve into complex indicators, but to build a strong risk defense. Without risk management, no matter how good the market conditions or how high the win rate, it is difficult to escape the destruction caused by a loss of control.

Survival is the premise of profit. Only by surviving for a long time can one witness the advantages of a strategy bloom over time.

Sharing three practical strategies:

Lock in profits with compound interest, adding a "protective lock" for profits:

Set stop-loss and take-profit orders as soon as you open a position. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and let the remaining balance roll over, which is "unexpected wealth." In this way, if the market continues to rise, you have compound interest in hand; if the market reverses, you give back half of the profits, but the principal remains intact. Over five years, I have taken profits 37 times, with a maximum single week of 180,000 U, prompting a video verification from exchange customer service.

Positioning incorrectly transforms liquidation points into a "cash machine":

Identify direction on the daily chart, find ranges on the 4-hour chart, and strike accurately on the 15-minute chart. For the same cryptocurrency, use double orders: Order A chases the breakout with a stop-loss set at the daily low; Order B places a short with a stop-loss in the 4-hour overbought zone. Both stop-losses are ≤ 1.5% of the principal, but the take-profit is set at over 5 times. In a volatile market, harvest from both sides; like last year's LUNA crash, I profited from both long and short positions, with a single-day account increase of 42%.

Stop-loss equals huge profit, small losses exchange for big opportunities:

A stop-loss is like a ticket, a 1.5% loss buys a chance to seize a market-making opportunity. In a favorable market, moving the stop-loss lets profits run wild; in an unfavorable market, exit quickly. My win rate is only 38%, but the profit-loss ratio is as high as 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectation of 1.9%. In a year, capturing just two trends can surpass bank wealth management.

Establish a dedicated trading system, backtest to verify its positive expectation, constrain oneself with rules, and protect the account with position sizing and stop-losses.

Remember: Strictly execute trading rules and manage risks reasonably to step into the market.

Trading is not about being bold, but about who can smile last. @慢慢赢_实盘带单

Small account contract made 20,000 in net profit over 10 days, winning all four trades with a 100% win rate!

I primarily focus on BTC, ETH, ASTER, and HYPE, simply because I have full confidence in them. When facing losses, I maintain a calm mentality, insisting on increasing my position and lowering costs until I become profitable, having verified this method multiple times.

Take HYPE as an example; due to rumors about the team's token unlock, the price fell from 38 to 32 in a panic. Based on my trust in the team, I decisively increased my position at 33, and then it rebounded to 35, not only recovering my losses but also making a significant profit. Behind this is a profound understanding and grasp of the project, which gives me the courage to keep betting.

Regarding bottom-fishing BTC, I built my position in batches at 89000, 84000, and 82000. Although I was once trapped, I eventually made a profit. During this time, I sought advice from well-known traders to enhance my confidence in holding positions. Opening positions too early leads to floating losses, testing my mentality. I learned coping strategies by observing the operations of whales on hypurrscan/arkham/nansen. This perfectly illustrates Livermore's pyramid bottom-fishing method—building positions in batches and flexibly betting.

The current market environment is severe, but knowledge is power. I lie in wait, staying sensitive to the market, recently only opening contracts around 2 times. I suffered significant losses some time ago, with a large capital drawdown, so I adjusted my mentality by traveling. I deeply feel the importance of luck; I remain at the table, waiting for opportunities, and exchanging learning with experts.

The key takeaway is simple:
Strictly adhere to trading rules + reasonable risk management is what allows you to enter the market.

Trading is not about who has the biggest guts, but about who can last the longest.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark alone, but now I hold the light.
The light is always on; will you follow? @慢慢赢_实盘带单

If you have been playing with contracts for 3 months and still cannot achieve stable profits, or even continue to incur losses, heed the advice and quickly delete the software for your safety!

The following ironclad rules will help you avoid the traps of contracts.

First, avoid 'all in' with contracts.

In your account funds, do not touch contracts with more than 5%. Imagine, during a liquidation, all your hard work for a year could vanish in an instant; isn't that a chilling thought? Therefore, control your investment to reduce risk.

Second, ask yourself before placing an order.

Are you willing to use 10 times leverage on this trade? If not, close the position immediately! High leverage is like poison; once you get involved, it becomes a psychological game. With the slightest misstep, you could be consumed by greed and fear.

Third, stop-loss is the foundation of survival.

When the price drops below your psychological level, don’t hesitate, decisively set a stop-loss! After setting your stop-loss, close the app and don't fantasize about a market reversal. It’s like in a raging sea; only by grabbing the lifebuoy in time can you save your life.

Fourth, avoid trading after 2 AM.

At this time, the market can be easily manipulated, and institutions often wash the market. If you want to survive long in the contract market, you must abide by this iron rule and not let yourself become a slaughtered lamb.

Fifth, emotional trading leads to failure. When you are angry, anxious, or excited, immediately exit the trading interface. Emotions are like a storm; they will disturb your judgment and expose your account to unnecessary risks.

Sixth, be wary of continuous profits.

If you have three consecutive profitable trades, it may seem like the market is on your side, but there are hidden dangers. This is the time when it’s easiest to crash; knowing when to stop is the wisest move.

Seventh, reflect for three days after a liquidation.

Do not rush to recover losses after a liquidation; calm your mind and review your mistakes. Otherwise, the next liquidation is just around the corner, waiting to pull you into a deeper quagmire.

“The police called saying your virtual currency transactions are involved in a case?

Don't panic, three steps to respond calmly!”

“Hello, this is the police department. You have recently engaged in virtual currency transactions, please cooperate with the investigation.”

Receiving such calls, even seasoned virtual currency “players” can feel flustered.

In fact, personal virtual currency transactions are not illegal, so there is no need to feel anxious.

Remember these three statements, and you can cooperate calmly with the investigation to avoid unwarranted involvement.

Step one: Clarify boundaries, do not blindly take responsibility.

If asked whether the transaction is legal, you can calmly respond: “Personal legal virtual currency transactions are not illegal; only transactions with unclear funding sources or for illegal purposes need to bear responsibility. I invest in my personal capacity, the transaction channels are legitimate, and the flow of funds can be traced.” Explain according to the law to reduce misunderstandings.

Step two: Cooperate with verification, improve efficiency.

If the other party requests to “return the involved funds,” there is no need to rush into a dispute. Calmly state: “I will fully cooperate with the investigation and can provide complete transaction records, on-chain proof, and the flow of funds, following legal procedures throughout.” Detailed evidence is key to clarification; calm cooperation can help clarify matters faster, while emotional confrontation will only delay progress.

Step three: Clarify consequences, do not panic blindly.

The investigation results can only be one of two: directly involved in the case, the account may be frozen or face further actions; if it is just an ordinary transaction with questionable funds, most will only be subject to single-card control.

Finally, remember the “three verifications”: verify the identity of the transaction counterpart, the source and history of the funds, and the security of the wallet address.

Virtual currency transaction risks are many; compliance is the bottom line. Imagine, facing an investigation, you are calm and collected, with clear and logical statements flowing out, which will increase the investigators' trust in you.

In the future, I will continue to break down the key points of transaction compliance and details for responding to investigations to help you avoid pitfalls within the compliance framework.

After all, transaction safety comes first, and profits can be long-lasting.

I have a mysterious and steady fan—Sister Wang, 50 years old from Northeast China.

In May 2024, she quietly joined the group, saying nothing, first showing a picture: 10,000 USDT capital, with a 9-year equity curve soaring to 3.8 million.

At that moment, I realized that experts don’t need to make noise; results will speak for themselves.

Sister Wang entered the market in 2015, never touching contracts, never going all in, never chasing insider information, winning everyone over with patience.

I shamelessly asked for her secrets, and she threw out 6 phrases of “earthy wisdom,” all K-line insights, suggesting to read them before watching the market:

Rapid rise and slow fall, main force eating: after a big bullish candle, if there’s a slow decline with low volume, it means the main force is secretly accumulating shares, don’t rush to run, help him carry the sedan chair.

Rapid fall and weak rebound, retreat quickly: after a big bearish candle, if the rebound is weak, and it doesn't return to the 20-day line in three days, don’t hesitate, get off immediately, don’t be someone who “carries luggage” for others.

High volume is not a top, low volume is dangerous: at high levels, if there’s enormous volume, the main force may push it higher; a real top is silent, with low volume going unnoticed, evacuate in batches.

Three probes at the bottom signify a true bottom: a false breakout on the first rebound, a second probe to test the market, and a third continuous increase in volume without making new lows while breaking through the neck line, these are signs of taking off.

Graphical emotions, volume heartbeat: a declining low volume is like a weakening heartbeat, a sudden volume spike is like a sudden stop, moderate volume indicates recovery.

The 60-day average volume line is a “blood pressure monitor”; break it and operate cautiously. The highest realm is to wait with empty hands: Sister Wang takes a walk every day, collects rent, and withdraws 20% in financial management from the market every month, trading two or three times a month. When asked about her win rate, she laughed and said: “I don’t look at the win rate, I only care if the rent has arrived.”

The market has trends every year, but those who rush to make money lose every year. Fast rhythms lead to early deaths; steady rhythms lead to thick profits. The hardest part is not buying or selling, but waiting.

A bull market relies on entering, but surviving to the end relies on patience. Are you ready to become the one who “can wait”?

If your principal is not yet 1500U, let me tell you a word of truth $GUN

A couple of years ago, I helped a friend start with 1200U, and in 4 months, he reached 25,000 U without any setbacks. It wasn't luck; it was based on these six principles: $AXL

Here are the six short-term trading rules that I have repeatedly verified:

Wait for direction during consolidation: In high positions, do not chase prices; in low positions, do not easily cut losses. When the market has not given a clear direction, it is a time of no opportunity; the wisest action is to remain still and control the situation with patience.

Hidden dangers in sideways markets: Sideways periods can easily make people anxious, but true experts will patiently wait for a breakout or a pullback, rather than blindly operating within the range. In short-term battles, it is not only about the frequency of operations but also about patience and restraint.

Trade against human nature: Buying on bearish days and selling on bullish days seems simple but is actually against human instinct. Most people panic and cut losses while chasing highs in excitement, but you only need to do the opposite to surpass most.

Opportunities hide in sharp declines: Slow declines wear down emotions, while fast declines destroy structures, but fast declines are often followed by high-quality rebounds. True opportunities often arise during emotional breakdowns, not during slow ups and downs.

Pyramid building strategy: One of the best strategies for small funds is not to put all your eggs in one basket at the bottom. Add to your position every 10% drop, gradually lowering costs, expanding profit margins, and minimizing risks.

Decisive decisions during market changes: After a sharp rise and then sideways movement, first withdraw your principal and leave profits to experiment; after a sharp decline and then sideways movement, stop losses in time to avoid deep entrapment. Short-term trading is like a battlefield; in a fast-paced environment, slow actions mark the beginning of losses.

In short, short-term trading does not involve guessing price movements, chasing hot spots, or gambling on luck. Just adhere to the rules, control your emotions, and execute steadily, and you will be ahead of the vast majority.

In this contest of speed and wisdom, discipline and patience are your strongest armor.

The crypto world is always full of opportunities; what is lacking is only execution @慢慢赢_带单日记

The market is complex, and beginners often feel confused: when the market rises, it's hard to make money, and one can easily get 'cut' (lose money), or even end up being lured into commission-based schemes instead of learning to invest. $HUMA

In this regard, here are a few pieces of advice: $CFX

First, do not cling to old dreams.

The last round of one-sided market trends made some people rich through a big gamble, but that is unlikely to happen again this time.

Although there is a market trend now, there are constant fluctuations. If you fantasize about getting rich quickly, you'll only find yourself stuck halfway up the mountain.

Second, beginners should learn to protect their capital before seeking profits.

Blindly following the crowd and getting carried away after winning once due to luck is a major taboo. You must protect your principal, avoid full positions, refrain from putting all your bets on one outcome, avoid using high leverage, and not impulsively buy at emotional peaks. By controlling your losses, you'll have more opportunities to profit.

Third, do not touch coins you don't understand.

The biggest trap in the cryptocurrency world is the lack of self-awareness. If you don’t understand why a certain coin is rising, what its ecosystem and logic are, or who the buyers and sellers are, investing becomes mindless charity. If you have limited knowledge, stick to mainstream coins.

Fourth, do not blindly chase hot topics.

Beginners who don’t understand the market easily become the ones left holding the bag.

This round of hot topics is moving quickly; by the time you see the whole network discussing a certain sector, the main players have already left the scene. A prudent approach for beginners is to use mainstream coins as the base and participate in altcoins with small positions, and avoid chasing explosive coins unless guided by someone familiar.

Fifth, pay attention to overseas news. This round of market trends lags behind domestic news; by the time you see it, others have already finished harvesting.

The pace of the cryptocurrency world is set overseas, with policies and institutional movements happening first in Europe, America, Japan, and South Korea.

For instance, when the Ethereum Prague upgrade test passes, overseas developers immediately post news on Discord, causing ETH to quickly rise by 5%. By the time domestic media translates, verifies, and edits the news, the first wave of the market has already passed, and many who rush in find themselves stuck at the high point.

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