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$币安人生 I started with 0.42 empty 25u, how has it now changed to 6u?

We want to earn U for a lifetime instead of earning U for a lifetime.

Brothers, today Fat Tiger will share some practical experience in contract trading:

First, when you make money, you have to protect your profits. For example, if you buy a coin and it rises by more than 10%, you need to be careful. If it drops back to your purchase price, sell it immediately without hesitation. If you make a 20% profit, then you have to set a rule for yourself that this time the profit cannot be less than 10% before selling, unless you can be sure this is a temporary high point; otherwise, don't sell easily. The same logic applies: if you make a 30% profit, at least protect 15% of the profit before selling. This way, even if you can't technically judge the high point, you can still let the profit roll itself up.

Second, if you're losing money, be decisive in stopping the loss. If you buy a coin and lose 15% (this number you can set yourself, but 15% is a suitable reference), then you must hurry to cut your losses and leave. This is to stop the loss in time, so you don't get deeper in trouble. If it goes up later, that's fine; it means you chose the wrong entry point this time, which is a faulty trade. Mistakes have to pay the price, which is a loss. Remember, you must set a stop loss every time you open a position; this is a necessary condition for trading coins.

Third, if the coin you sold drops, buy it back at the original price. If you sell a coin and it drops, but you still have confidence in it, then buy the same amount of coins back. This way, your coin quantity hasn't changed, but you have more funds on hand. If it doesn't drop much after selling and you didn't buy back, and then it rises back to your selling price, you'll have to buy it back unconditionally.

Although doing this may waste some transaction fees, it can avoid many risks of missing out. This principle can be combined with the stop-loss principle: buy back when it rises back to the original price, and stop loss if it drops again. If you operate this way multiple times and find that the price of this coin is always unstable, then you'll need to choose a new entry point.

In short, short-term trading in coins must adhere to principles; quick entry and exit do not mean random fussing, chasing hot trends does not mean blindly bumping around, taking profits does not mean being timid, and being on the sidelines does not mean exiting the crypto world. Don't get too entangled with the lowest and highest prices for buying and selling.

A single tree cannot support a forest; it's better to move forward with the large troop! The direction has been indicated; it depends on whether you can keep up!
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Brothers, let me lay it out here—this isn't about showing off; it's to let you see how those who truly make money in the crypto world do it.


I once took a novice who started with only 1800U and in three months grew it to 29,000U; now the account is steadily at 58,000U+.

Never blew up a position during the entire time. Do you think it was luck? Wrong, it's logic.

These three solid skills are the fundamental secrets I used to go from 8000U to financial freedom.


First skill: Split funds into a "triangle," going all in is a sure death.

1800U split into three parts:


600U day trades: Watch one trade daily, collect when it hits the mark, don't be greedy.


600U swing trades: Don't trade for ten days to half a month; once you do, aim for big profits.


600U base trades: Don't touch, leave room for a comeback.


Many people go all in and blow up; only by surviving do you qualify to talk about profits.


Second skill: Only take thick profits, don’t mess around.

80% of the time in the crypto market is spent in sideways movement; any random action is just giving away money.

During sideways movement, just lie flat; enter when the trend is clear.

Cash out profits immediately when they hit—if you earn over 20%, withdraw 30%.

True experts don’t operate every day; they only open a position when necessary and then reap profits for three years.


Third skill: Machine-like thinking; emotions are the enemy.

Cut losses at 2% without hesitation.

When you earn 4%, reduce your position.

Never add to a losing position.


Set rules, execute according to plan, and don't let emotions take over your account.

The ultimate realm of making money: let money run, not emotions.


To be honest, having little capital is not scary; what's scary is being anxious.

Rolling 1800U to 58,000U is not based on gambling, but on this system that locks in risks and lets profits run.


If you’re still losing sleep over fluctuations of a few hundred U, or if you can't judge trends or control positions—come find me.

I can break down and teach you the details of position allocation, entry timing, and how to control the heat.


Taking three fewer years of detours is worth more than making a single big profit.

A lone sail can't travel far; a single tree cannot make a forest.

If you want to seize this trend to recover and flip your position—I am always here.
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36-year-old Hubei native has settled in Shanghai with two apartments: After 6 years in the cryptocurrency market, going from 200,000 to several million, relying on these few simple rules

36-year-old Hubei native has put down roots in Shanghai

Two apartments, one for family shelter, one for my daily life.

This sense of stability is what I have earned through 6 years of hard work in the cryptocurrency market, starting with over 200,000 in principal.

I never thought I could go this far when I started, and I even lost over 200,000 down to just 50,000.

But I never changed my path, just stubbornly relied on "simple methods": not chasing fancy models, but sticking to a single logic to roll my investments.

In the most intense market surge, my base investment increased 400 times in 4 months, directly accumulating 40 million.

It sounds like a joke, but it’s the result of countless nights I spent staring at the candlestick charts.

In these years of full-time trading, I printed out my life-saving rules and stuck them on my desk and bedside, afraid that my greed would lead me astray.

In fact, surviving and making money in the cryptocurrency market doesn’t require many techniques; the key is to do these few points:

Mindset is more important than technique; don’t let the ups and downs confuse you;

With limited funds, use them sparingly; catching one big rise a year is enough; never go all-in;

If your understanding doesn’t keep up, the profits will eventually return; practice with simulated trading, and practice your mindset with real trading;

For medium to long-term investments, keep enough liquid funds; sell when the price rises, buy when it drops;

For short-term trades, only choose coins with high trading volume; avoid those with poor liquidity;

A sharp drop may quickly rebound, while a slow decline often leads to gradual recovery; understand the patterns to avoid pitfalls;

If you’re heading in the wrong direction, stop loss immediately; as long as you have your principal, there will be opportunities; for short-term, focus on 15-minute candlestick charts, combining KDJ and MACD to find entry and exit points.

From seven losses to two breakevens to one profit, it’s all about focusing on maintaining a solid trading system.

Now my assets have reached eight figures, but I want to share these practical experiences I’ve tested.

Making money in the cryptocurrency market relies on luck; making money long-term relies on rules. @老道说币

36-year-old Hubei native has settled in Shanghai with two apartments: After 6 years in the cryptocurrency market, going from 200,000 to several million, relying on these few simple rules

36-year-old Hubei native has put down roots in Shanghai

Two apartments, one for family shelter, one for my daily life.

This sense of stability is what I have earned through 6 years of hard work in the cryptocurrency market, starting with over 200,000 in principal.

I never thought I could go this far when I started, and I even lost over 200,000 down to just 50,000.

But I never changed my path, just stubbornly relied on "simple methods": not chasing fancy models, but sticking to a single logic to roll my investments.

In the most intense market surge, my base investment increased 400 times in 4 months, directly accumulating 40 million.

It sounds like a joke, but it’s the result of countless nights I spent staring at the candlestick charts.

In these years of full-time trading, I printed out my life-saving rules and stuck them on my desk and bedside, afraid that my greed would lead me astray.

In fact, surviving and making money in the cryptocurrency market doesn’t require many techniques; the key is to do these few points:

Mindset is more important than technique; don’t let the ups and downs confuse you;

With limited funds, use them sparingly; catching one big rise a year is enough; never go all-in;

If your understanding doesn’t keep up, the profits will eventually return; practice with simulated trading, and practice your mindset with real trading;

For medium to long-term investments, keep enough liquid funds; sell when the price rises, buy when it drops;

For short-term trades, only choose coins with high trading volume; avoid those with poor liquidity;

A sharp drop may quickly rebound, while a slow decline often leads to gradual recovery; understand the patterns to avoid pitfalls;

If you’re heading in the wrong direction, stop loss immediately; as long as you have your principal, there will be opportunities; for short-term, focus on 15-minute candlestick charts, combining KDJ and MACD to find entry and exit points.

From seven losses to two breakevens to one profit, it’s all about focusing on maintaining a solid trading system.

Now my assets have reached eight figures, but I want to share these practical experiences I’ve tested.

Making money in the cryptocurrency market relies on luck; making money long-term relies on rules. @老道说币

36-year-old Hubei native has settled in Shanghai with two apartments: After 6 years in the cryptocurrency market, going from 200,000 to several million, relying on these few simple rules

36-year-old Hubei native has put down roots in Shanghai

Two apartments, one for family shelter, one for my daily life.

This sense of stability is what I have earned through 6 years of hard work in the cryptocurrency market, starting with over 200,000 in principal.

I never thought I could go this far when I started, and I even lost over 200,000 down to just 50,000.

But I never changed my path, just stubbornly relied on "simple methods": not chasing fancy models, but sticking to a single logic to roll my investments.

In the most intense market surge, my base investment increased 400 times in 4 months, directly accumulating 40 million.

It sounds like a joke, but it’s the result of countless nights I spent staring at the candlestick charts.

In these years of full-time trading, I printed out my life-saving rules and stuck them on my desk and bedside, afraid that my greed would lead me astray.

In fact, surviving and making money in the cryptocurrency market doesn’t require many techniques; the key is to do these few points:

Mindset is more important than technique; don’t let the ups and downs confuse you;

With limited funds, use them sparingly; catching one big rise a year is enough; never go all-in;

If your understanding doesn’t keep up, the profits will eventually return; practice with simulated trading, and practice your mindset with real trading;

For medium to long-term investments, keep enough liquid funds; sell when the price rises, buy when it drops;

For short-term trades, only choose coins with high trading volume; avoid those with poor liquidity;

A sharp drop may quickly rebound, while a slow decline often leads to gradual recovery; understand the patterns to avoid pitfalls;

If you’re heading in the wrong direction, stop loss immediately; as long as you have your principal, there will be opportunities; for short-term, focus on 15-minute candlestick charts, combining KDJ and MACD to find entry and exit points.

From seven losses to two breakevens to one profit, it’s all about focusing on maintaining a solid trading system.

Now my assets have reached eight figures, but I want to share these practical experiences I’ve tested.

Making money in the cryptocurrency market relies on luck; making money long-term relies on rules. @老道说币