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安德萬And
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$BTW how the hell do you play this, it drops and pulls back a bit, then immediately two lines go up, how are you supposed to play this, giving no hope at all, not even giving any release (escape)
$BTW This is really disgusting. There’s no real long-short (multi-empty) game with this coin at all—it's completely just long positions massacring short positions. Pure, utter crushing. It’s like directly reaching into your pocket to steal money. It’s unplayable at all. Honestly, it’s so damn hard. I feel like my nerves are numb already—I can’t take it anymore, really.
$BTW pure nonsense, completely unbelievable, you goddamn bastard, filthy scum, completely rotten. I swear to my mother, can it just keep dumping like that, giving no chance to the shorts at all—this is it
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$BTW 谁来告诉我，这个币到底是怎么了，等于说做空就一点都不能碰的吗，一点都不跌？一点都不回调的吗？可以无限的涨无限的拉盘，永不停止，没有尽头吗？是这样吗？拉到多少？1U？5U？20U？还是100U？无限拉？纯给多头送钱吗？这不是，没有任何的博弈？单纯的无脑做多就可以赚钱吗？是这样吗？卧槽尼玛全家了，吃人不吐骨头的狗东西来的
$BTW brothers, why is this coin so able to pump? Look, where will it go? I’ve got 2x leverage on it and it feels a bit hot—like I can’t really hold on anymore.
$BTW 正常的不应该是去回补跌过的影线然后破前低，收针，再拉上去，来回吃，玩多空双爆吗，很显然，前低收了下影线，肯定有很多人会觉得涨，然后追多的，这时候，假装拉上去做个假平台，小拉做个假突破，把多头骗进来，然后直接一个瀑布，插针下去，爆多头啊，这样一直拉，不是摆明了给多头送钱吗？这么良心？
$BTW $BTW I got restless again and moved the take-profit upward. I could have ridden a big wave of the market, but my original take-profit level was 0.20176. In the end, I only captured one-third of it. Previously I used to think it was because my luck wasn’t good. This trade, I held it from the time I opened the position since early morning until just when I had finally taken a big profit—then I exited. It wasn’t really bad luck at all; at bottom, it was because my understanding wasn’t good enough. It was too limited—my mindset, my condition, and my capital management all had serious issues.
Now I increasingly believe in a saying: when I was just watching the candlestick chart and it once dropped to 0.19, a person can truly only make money within the limits of their own understanding. In trading, you can only eat the portion of the move you’re supposed to—if there’s one more unit, you won’t be able to take it away; if there’s one less, it’s not enough either. It all reflects your personality, your understanding, your mindset, and even your life. That is the most real you.
You think you’re being “patient,” doing range trading, doing trends, holding long swings. You think you’re doing short-term trading, trading main coins. You think about meme coins, altcoins, or even US stock proxy tokens. You think that if something is a main coin, it’ll be stable, and that altcoins carry too much risk.
But in trading, it’s never about the coin itself. The real key is not RSI, not MACD, not Bollinger Bands. It’s you outside the position. When opportunities come, can you dare to increase your position size? When there’s no opportunity, can you control your impulses, resist the temptation of a fake market? Can you go flat when needed? If you get it wrong, can you face failure directly and cut losses decisively? If you get it right, can you be greedy when it counts? For any coin, there are people who can make money and people who can lose money—whether it’s BTC, ETH, or so-called “monster” coins like Lab or RAVE, or any altcoin.
In fact, the asset you’ve been trading has never been those ever-changing tokens. It’s always been yourself. You’ve always been trading yourself!
Now I increasingly believe in a saying: when I was just watching the candlestick chart and it once dropped to 0.19, a person can truly only make money within the limits of their own understanding. In trading, you can only eat the portion of the move you’re supposed to—if there’s one more unit, you won’t be able to take it away; if there’s one less, it’s not enough either. It all reflects your personality, your understanding, your mindset, and even your life. That is the most real you.
You think you’re being “patient,” doing range trading, doing trends, holding long swings. You think you’re doing short-term trading, trading main coins. You think about meme coins, altcoins, or even US stock proxy tokens. You think that if something is a main coin, it’ll be stable, and that altcoins carry too much risk.
But in trading, it’s never about the coin itself. The real key is not RSI, not MACD, not Bollinger Bands. It’s you outside the position. When opportunities come, can you dare to increase your position size? When there’s no opportunity, can you control your impulses, resist the temptation of a fake market? Can you go flat when needed? If you get it wrong, can you face failure directly and cut losses decisively? If you get it right, can you be greedy when it counts? For any coin, there are people who can make money and people who can lose money—whether it’s BTC, ETH, or so-called “monster” coins like Lab or RAVE, or any altcoin.
In fact, the asset you’ve been trading has never been those ever-changing tokens. It’s always been yourself. You’ve always been trading yourself!
$APR I have to say, this dog coin market maker really does control the market. It has been kept around 0.43 the whole time. Why? Because in the 0.41–0.43 range, a large number of short positions have gathered. It always makes you feel like it’s no big deal—up for a bit, then down for a bit. After a while, you realize it’s just constantly hovering near your entry price. It won’t let you make much profit, and it won’t let you lose too much either. It just grinds you down like this, until you can’t stand it and make mistakes.
I’m done, I’m done—I’m leaving. For coins like this, with a strong market maker, you really should play them less in the future. Most of all, there’s absolutely no real effective volatility on the chart. I suspect this market maker used technology—robotic orders—to constantly “test” the order book and find the price points that maximize their profit, and then repeatedly buy and sell from side to side. Since it’s not just a tiny amount of U, it’s like swapping hands back and forth until, at some point, the advantage for them isn’t as big. Then they decide it’s not worth controlling anymore, and they suddenly smash the price in the direction that benefits them more, or pump it.
Brothers, really, you should play coins like this much less. I originally had floating profit of 50–60 U and didn’t exit, thinking of “holding on for a bigger move,” but in the end I turned into losses and evened out.
Even if you’re going to play, you must never “hold on and wait” (don’t get complacent). Don’t think you can just eat a whole big trend in one shot. That requires a certain amount of time, patience, and game-theory-level capital allocation. But when the market is going up, and you short it—time for the shorts is actually the biggest threat. The longer you拖 (delay), the worse it is for the shorts. If you notice things are off, you must run immediately, or at least take your profit in time, and then use the profit to attack—but you must always set a stop-loss.
Remember: with coins controlled by a strong market maker, it’s best not to “hold on and wait”! Strong market-maker coins—don’t hold on and wait! Strong market-maker coins—don’t hold on and wait! Strong market-maker coins—don’t hold on and wait! It’s important, so I’m saying it three times!!!
I’m done, I’m done—I’m leaving. For coins like this, with a strong market maker, you really should play them less in the future. Most of all, there’s absolutely no real effective volatility on the chart. I suspect this market maker used technology—robotic orders—to constantly “test” the order book and find the price points that maximize their profit, and then repeatedly buy and sell from side to side. Since it’s not just a tiny amount of U, it’s like swapping hands back and forth until, at some point, the advantage for them isn’t as big. Then they decide it’s not worth controlling anymore, and they suddenly smash the price in the direction that benefits them more, or pump it.
Brothers, really, you should play coins like this much less. I originally had floating profit of 50–60 U and didn’t exit, thinking of “holding on for a bigger move,” but in the end I turned into losses and evened out.
Even if you’re going to play, you must never “hold on and wait” (don’t get complacent). Don’t think you can just eat a whole big trend in one shot. That requires a certain amount of time, patience, and game-theory-level capital allocation. But when the market is going up, and you short it—time for the shorts is actually the biggest threat. The longer you拖 (delay), the worse it is for the shorts. If you notice things are off, you must run immediately, or at least take your profit in time, and then use the profit to attack—but you must always set a stop-loss.
Remember: with coins controlled by a strong market maker, it’s best not to “hold on and wait”! Strong market-maker coins—don’t hold on and wait! Strong market-maker coins—don’t hold on and wait! Strong market-maker coins—don’t hold on and wait! It’s important, so I’m saying it three times!!!
$APR It’s kind of like I calculated it for him. I really don’t want to take it—this coin is so damn slow and annoying, seriously. It’s all needles.
$APR seriously? what a f*cking drag. damn it. it dipped a tiny bit and immediately bounced back up—are both long and short getting blown up?
$APR damn it, what the hell is it trying to do—how does it want to play? My eyes hurt from staring at it. Is it really not possible to have the bigger picture? Should I just run? I was actually preparing to run just now
$APR I’ve never seen such an indecisive plate—really f***ed. It keeps moving sideways, grinding back and forth. It’s neither falling nor rising, and I have no idea what it’s trying to do. Even people are getting sleepy🥱. If it doesn’t drop soon, let it just level off.
$BMT What a terrifying ordeal—almost got me liquidated. Luckily, I managed to hold it back. From now on, I really can’t play with Martin without a stop-loss. Especially the top gainer leaderboard—it can really mess with your mind. But thankfully I made it through. Thanks, you dog-whale, for sparing me. I take back what I said—you’re not a bastard. You’re a very good person, a truly great one 👍
$BMT Damn you, what the fuck—your whole family, are they dead in your house? Waiting for money to buy a coffin and bury them? Bitch! In a single day it goes up 204%. What the fuck, you asshole—so you’re making money just to die, huh? Nothing to pull back, no way to back out, no way to even break even.
$BMT Today it went up 170% already—how much more can it go up? Please, dog-and-puppet masters, spare me. I’ll never chase the gainers leaderboard again 😭😭😭
$ARC really completely missed the chance—by eating half the profit, I’m really convinced I can’t believe it. Basically I saw the divergence signal near the highest point and went in short, but I blame myself for being too timid. I was originally holding a risk-reward ratio of 1:20 the whole time, but I still didn’t execute well. No wonder I couldn’t make money
$ETH From August 6, when I started flying the ethers, the entire market has been consistently rewarding the long side. Once the price drops to the 1890 level from the day before yesterday—then around 1900 yesterday and 1910 today—immediately it kicks into a “big V, dragon” mode. Looking at it long term, it really is bearish, but in the short term the market trend is indeed rewarding the longs with hard, real gold and silver, again and again.
My view:
1. Either they’re running a “decoy pump,” constantly handing out sweeteners of double-digit percentages, luring the longs into the market. In the short term it looks like the lows and support are rising, but it’s obvious the market’s follow-through isn’t that clean. At least at current levels, everyone is watching and waiting, waiting for the market to give a clear direction and strong K-signal. So I judge it’s pretending to lure longs first, then carrying out a large-scale long liquidation and a “trap assassination” of both sides. It may be like before, when it sold off from above 2000 all the way down to 1500. But the biggest likelihood is first completing a leveraged wipeout—double-killing both longs and shorts. Because the market is destined not to let a large number of retail traders profit and cash out; take-profit must be paid out with real money coming out of the market.
2. In the short term, it’s expected to reach around 1980/2000/2010. It will slaughter the shorts to complete the liquidation, then enter a period of sideways consolidation to further send signals that are favorable for the longs. After that, from the 1980/2000 area, the plan is to complete the last drop before the bear market—directly targeting 1480—along with a huge surge in trading volume, to complete bottoming. If there isn’t a huge surge in volume, then at most it could plunge further—another drop of about 150 points—around 1330 to test the bottom again. Then it would start the “bull returns and the main rally” wave. That’s the best entry timing, at the recent sweet-spot levels.
My view:
1. Either they’re running a “decoy pump,” constantly handing out sweeteners of double-digit percentages, luring the longs into the market. In the short term it looks like the lows and support are rising, but it’s obvious the market’s follow-through isn’t that clean. At least at current levels, everyone is watching and waiting, waiting for the market to give a clear direction and strong K-signal. So I judge it’s pretending to lure longs first, then carrying out a large-scale long liquidation and a “trap assassination” of both sides. It may be like before, when it sold off from above 2000 all the way down to 1500. But the biggest likelihood is first completing a leveraged wipeout—double-killing both longs and shorts. Because the market is destined not to let a large number of retail traders profit and cash out; take-profit must be paid out with real money coming out of the market.
2. In the short term, it’s expected to reach around 1980/2000/2010. It will slaughter the shorts to complete the liquidation, then enter a period of sideways consolidation to further send signals that are favorable for the longs. After that, from the 1980/2000 area, the plan is to complete the last drop before the bear market—directly targeting 1480—along with a huge surge in trading volume, to complete bottoming. If there isn’t a huge surge in volume, then at most it could plunge further—another drop of about 150 points—around 1330 to test the bottom again. Then it would start the “bull returns and the main rally” wave. That’s the best entry timing, at the recent sweet-spot levels.
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神哥勇闯币圈 5-5
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Last year a beautiful woman found me. Her account had 13,000 USDT. She traded for a year and went nowhere. I reviewed her records and she only had two problems: when she made a little profit, she would run; when she lost, she would stubbornly hold on. I told her: change the playbook—don’t gamble with your principal.
I only asked her to do three things:
First, split the principal. Her 13,000 USDT was split into 10 portions; every time she would move only 1,300 USDT. Use 3x leverage, with a stop-loss of 5%. By the way, take profit at +15%; if it goes wrong, lose 65 USDT. If you can afford the loss, you won’t panic.
Second, only roll with profits; keep the principal untouched. If her first trade made 200 USDT, then she would use that 200 USDT to add to the position. The principal of 1,300 USDT never moved. Money earned that was temporarily at risk didn’t hurt her—if she lost she didn’t feel it too much, and if she won she kept rolling it. Principal is life; profits are the bullets.
Third, trade only one signal: 4-hour MACD bullish crossover plus a breakout on increased volume. No signal means no action. In that big ETH rally, she entered in key areas in four or five batches—each time adding with profits. The principal never moved from start to finish.
After three months, her account grew to over 200,000 USDT. Later she steadily reached 850,000 USDT, and she never blew up once.
She said: I used to think I had to take a heavy position to make big money. Now I know that rolling with profits is faster than betting with my life. Rolling your position isn’t about gambling on size—it’s about stacking every small win so that profits can charge forward for you.
If you want to learn, come chat by checking the pinned post. There are still spots in the team.
I only asked her to do three things:
First, split the principal. Her 13,000 USDT was split into 10 portions; every time she would move only 1,300 USDT. Use 3x leverage, with a stop-loss of 5%. By the way, take profit at +15%; if it goes wrong, lose 65 USDT. If you can afford the loss, you won’t panic.
Second, only roll with profits; keep the principal untouched. If her first trade made 200 USDT, then she would use that 200 USDT to add to the position. The principal of 1,300 USDT never moved. Money earned that was temporarily at risk didn’t hurt her—if she lost she didn’t feel it too much, and if she won she kept rolling it. Principal is life; profits are the bullets.
Third, trade only one signal: 4-hour MACD bullish crossover plus a breakout on increased volume. No signal means no action. In that big ETH rally, she entered in key areas in four or five batches—each time adding with profits. The principal never moved from start to finish.
After three months, her account grew to over 200,000 USDT. Later she steadily reached 850,000 USDT, and she never blew up once.
She said: I used to think I had to take a heavy position to make big money. Now I know that rolling with profits is faster than betting with my life. Rolling your position isn’t about gambling on size—it’s about stacking every small win so that profits can charge forward for you.
If you want to learn, come chat by checking the pinned post. There are still spots in the team.
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最强厂妹_Btc小林
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Bearish$VELVET Guys, I've figured it out! I know how to play altcoins to make a 99% profit! Please bear with me and follow my lead! If I can’t hit a 99% win rate, I’ll log off!
This time I shorted at $0.2 for $VELVET but got stopped out at $0.7, losing 100k! It’s because I looked at the market cap and always thought this pure air garbage could only reach 1-2 billion RMB! I never expected it to hit 10 billion RMB! This obsession led to my heavy losses!
The market makers totally control the coin, flipping it left and right, aiming for 50 billion, even hundreds of billions! The candlestick charts are just for show! From now on, don't pay attention to any news; it's all just nonsense!
Look at TRB, RAVE, PIPPIN, LAB and a whole bunch of others, all of them have multiplied by dozens or even hundreds!
First, choose wisely; not every altcoin is worth trading. Most alts pump and then dump, crashing hard and never recovering!
So you must pick ones with high trading volume, and where you see tons of posts about them everywhere! They need to be super hot! A lot of retail investors need to be involved! This requires patience; there might only be one opportunity every month or two!
Here’s how to operate:
1. Capital management, split your principal into 50 parts.
2. Only go long at 1x leverage, unless it drops to zero, you won’t get liquidated!
3. If you lose, don’t average down; just hold tight and be friends with time!
An altcoin can be manipulated by the market makers for months!
⚠️: If you lose, NEVER average down; thinking of lowering your cost is a gamble that only happens once or countless times! Also, don’t short; once you taste the sweetness, you can’t stop!
Using business investment as an example, a large investment bank might invest in 50 projects in a year, most of which lose money, but a few projects can generate several times or even dozens of times the profit, covering the other losses and still yielding incremental profits, which is the essence of ‘positive expected value’ investing!
After all, market makers spend millions to pump an altcoin; they can’t let every one of them just crash!
The result is some coins multiply by dozens, some by five times, some two or three times, some make 80%, and some lose 99%! The overall balance is definitely profitable!
Don’t pay attention to any negative or positive news; it’s all just nonsense! Just watch how many people are shorting and how many are trapped! Watch retail sentiment!
This time I shorted at $0.2 for $VELVET but got stopped out at $0.7, losing 100k! It’s because I looked at the market cap and always thought this pure air garbage could only reach 1-2 billion RMB! I never expected it to hit 10 billion RMB! This obsession led to my heavy losses!
The market makers totally control the coin, flipping it left and right, aiming for 50 billion, even hundreds of billions! The candlestick charts are just for show! From now on, don't pay attention to any news; it's all just nonsense!
Look at TRB, RAVE, PIPPIN, LAB and a whole bunch of others, all of them have multiplied by dozens or even hundreds!
First, choose wisely; not every altcoin is worth trading. Most alts pump and then dump, crashing hard and never recovering!
So you must pick ones with high trading volume, and where you see tons of posts about them everywhere! They need to be super hot! A lot of retail investors need to be involved! This requires patience; there might only be one opportunity every month or two!
Here’s how to operate:
1. Capital management, split your principal into 50 parts.
2. Only go long at 1x leverage, unless it drops to zero, you won’t get liquidated!
3. If you lose, don’t average down; just hold tight and be friends with time!
An altcoin can be manipulated by the market makers for months!
⚠️: If you lose, NEVER average down; thinking of lowering your cost is a gamble that only happens once or countless times! Also, don’t short; once you taste the sweetness, you can’t stop!
Using business investment as an example, a large investment bank might invest in 50 projects in a year, most of which lose money, but a few projects can generate several times or even dozens of times the profit, covering the other losses and still yielding incremental profits, which is the essence of ‘positive expected value’ investing!
After all, market makers spend millions to pump an altcoin; they can’t let every one of them just crash!
The result is some coins multiply by dozens, some by five times, some two or three times, some make 80%, and some lose 99%! The overall balance is definitely profitable!
Don’t pay attention to any negative or positive news; it’s all just nonsense! Just watch how many people are shorting and how many are trapped! Watch retail sentiment!
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