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#巨鲸动向 #ETH Last night, multiple positions were suggested to enter at 3730,

Target 3890-3980, steadily capturing the whole wave of 140 points!


Profit +900U ✅

80x leverage still maintains position control, nailing the rhythm is just satisfying!


It's not luck, it's discipline.

It's not fortune, it's rhythm.

Keep up with the rhythm, only then can you talk about luck.

Are you ready?

190 points! ETH long position directly surged the entire scene with a big bullish candle🔥

The main coin is also secured, winning big, this market is easily manageable

Fans following these 2 trades, position is at 70%, remaining breakeven position is still flying,
There are screams of "winning big" all around～
Don't ask when to enter next, I have already started laying out for the next wave of explosive market💰$ETH $BTC

Don't ask, I inexplicably made some money again

Today, I still haven't used any profound strategies,

the moment I opened my account,

I was shocked myself—

the balance is a little more than yesterday

there really isn't any skill.

You could even say it's mindless

but don’t rush to laugh

this is something that most people can't achieve

because most people in the crypto world don’t lose to the market

they lose to being impulsive.

⭐ Mindless truth one: Staying steady makes more money than being reckless (real insight)

If you look at all the people who suffered the most losses,

they almost all have one common point:

getting itchy hands after looking at two candlesticks, acting on impulse after reading two messages

And all those who can survive,

also only have one common point:

not moving unless necessary, and when moving, doing so steadily

This isn’t just empty talk; it’s a painful lesson learned
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99% of the time in the crypto world is trying to trick you into acting

only 1% of the time is a real opportunity.

Staying steady means waiting for that 1%

⭐ Mindless truth two: Divide your money into three parts (real insight)

When I say three parts, I don’t mean you should operate,

but rather maintain a balanced mindset:

the part that moves: satisfies your itchy hands

the part that doesn’t move at all: gives you confidence

the part that’s left to chance: allows you to patiently wait for opportunities

It sounds as simple as nonsense,

but if you can truly achieve this,

your emotional fluctuations will instantly drop by half.

And when emotions are stable,

you won’t incur random losses.

⭐ Mindless truth three: You think you are waiting to get rich, but in fact, you are waiting for yourself to mature

Many people say the crypto world is difficult,

but I have always felt:

The hardest part of the crypto world is not making money,

but allowing yourself to take it slow.

Because as long as your mindset stabilizes,

opportunities will often find their way into your account.

I’ve recently been studying a very simple but often overlooked point,

that can instantly help people understand why they always "make a little and lose a lot."

I originally didn’t plan to share this,

because to be honest, it’s too crude, too mindless, and too effective.

Just seeing that you can slide down here,

I’m a little hesitant about whether to reveal it.

If you really want to know—

just come and ask me:

"What exactly are you talking about?"

I’ll tell you,

those who can ask this question…

are usually already prepared to change
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3wU → 60wU: Violence? Rather, it's about 'Rhythm + Risk Isolation

Sometimes I find something outrageous

Starting from 3wu, some people lose money in a month, while others manage to roll it to 60wu.

I am the latter

But not because I am bold, rather because I finally learned something that no one was willing to talk about before:

Violent rolling warehouse ≠ Blindly gambling

During that period, my rhythm consisted of three words: Steady, Wait, Ruthless

Many people see the words '60wU' and get excited, thinking I rely on continuous full-position battles

In fact, I only did one thing

Break down 'risk' and magnify 'opportunity'

During those crucial 17 days, my rhythm was like this

① Each time, the position was controlled between 15%–25%

Not a doctrine, but a psychological balance point—

This level of intensity allows for acceptable losses while being aggressive enough to catch trends.

② Only trade 'segments I understand'

Just one principle:

If the trend structure makes me hesitate for 3 seconds, I simply don’t act

Not trading high-uncertainty segments is the only reason I can survive

③ Immediately 'reduce position → lock in profits' after a single profit

Many people don’t do this step.

I separate every profit I make, creating a new position independently, not mixing with the original capital.

The capital remains clean and tidy, while profits roll separately.

This is what many refer to as 'violent rolling warehouse',

Many people say 60wU is exaggerated,

But only those who reach this point know—

The real explosive point of rolling warehouse is the moment when it 'first exceeds the capital'

During this journey, I have summarized a few words that can help others:
✔ The real risk is not losing money, but 'not knowing why you lost

Losing once is luck, losing three times is a system

✔ The more one loses, the more they want to 'recover in one go', while the steadier ones are more likely to surge

This is the anti-human nature of the cryptocurrency world.

✔ Your position system determines how long you can survive; your rhythm determines how fast you can rise

Most people have it the wrong way around

Many people ask me: Is it difficult to roll from 3wu to 60wu?

Actually, it’s not difficult

What’s difficult is

Can you remain steady when the market is hottest,

Can you stay calm when others are panicking,

Can you refrain from recklessly spending your profits when they come.

What I can write is limited to this.

— The truly critical part,

I cannot publicly write too much detail.

I rolled from 680U to 19,000U again… I really wonder if I am the only one quietly making money online?\n\nThese past few days, I've even scared myself.\n\n680U → 19,000U\n\nI thought it was an illusion, but when I refreshed my account balance: \n\nWell, it was so real that my fork fell on the ground.\n\nWhat's even more outrageous is—\n\nI found that many people lose money not because the market is bad,\n\nbut because they have no idea what they're doing.\n\nBut I managed to roll up this time, to put it simply, there are only three points: \n\n 1. If you have a small amount of capital, don’t fantasize about "big wins"; survive first and then talk.\n\nI used to recklessly gamble with 1,000, 5,000, or 10,000 every day, and the result—\n\nthe worst losses happened during those times.\n\nOn the contrary, this time with 680U,\n\nI suddenly felt like I had "opened my eyes":\n\nEven if I only aim for a 6% to 12% range, to be honest, it’s much more stable than those who go all in.\n\nThe smaller the amount, the more stability is needed; the more stable, the more you can grow.\n\nThis is genuine advice, you'll thank me for it later.\n\n 2. I only ever operate in areas I understand; if I don’t understand it, it’s like I haven’t seen it.\n\nWhat is the real reason you’re losing money?\n\nIt’s not because the market is going against you,\n\nit’s because you see the candlestick chart and think it’s a gold coin rain.\n\nThis time, rolling from 680U to 19,000U, I relied on only one phrase: \n\nDon’t touch what you don’t understand, don’t do what isn’t precise, and if it feels uncomfortable, leave the market.\n\nYou see, this sounds pretty brainless, right?\n\nBut this is the underlying logic that all the big players agree upon.\n\n🔥 3. Don’t chase the surges, don’t catch the crashes; I only operate in the segments that feel the most comfortable.\n\nEveryone who has managed to roll up didn't make money at the highest point or the lowest point,\n\nbut earned from "that small segment, invisible to others but the most stable for oneself."\n\nOnce you've caught such a segment, you’ll understand why I could roll 680U to such a large amount.\n\nHonestly, I don't dare to write too much detail...\n\nOtherwise, you’ll say I’m bragging.\n\nBut let me be straightforward: \n\nThis time rolling from 680U to 19,000U, I truly didn’t rely on luck, but on "a fixed rhythm."\n\nMoreover, that rhythm—\n\nI have never publicly disclosed it.\n\nIt's not that I’m unwilling to share,\n\nbut many people wouldn’t understand it anyway.\n\nHowever, those who understand a bit,\n\nwill see that this rhythm can save many deeply lost individuals.\n\n If you really want to know how I managed this time...\n\nI’ll only say one thing—\n\nI’m planning to continue rolling in the next segment this afternoon.

$SOL $RLS I discovered an outrageous truth: it turns out you don’t need to be smart to make money in the crypto world…

Today, I came across a bunch of people shouting collapse, shouting it’s over, shouting despair.

What’s the result?

The market still rises, still provides opportunities, and there are still people quietly profiting.

Let me say something that might offend:

In the crypto world, ‘smart people’ are actually the ones who lose the most.

Those who are a bit brainless tend to survive longer.

Don’t ask why, just know from personal experience.

The three brainless essentials: this is how I’ve managed to get by until now.

Did you think I have some high-end analysis?

Actually, what I do every day is very simple:

✔ First: Don’t chase trends, but never leave the market.

Trends are chased by those who react slowly,

The ones who really make money are those “who stay and wait for opportunities.”

✔ Second: Don’t predict, just follow.

Predicting the future will wear you out,

But seeing the present is actually super easy.

If the trend is strong, respect the trend,

If the trend is weak, respect the weakness,

It’s that simple to the point of being boring.

✔ Third: Don’t be greedy.

You don’t know how many people aren’t losing money, but rather “can’t bear to leave,”

And then look back to see profits evaporate from their hands.

These three things sound stupid,

But they really changed my profit curve.

💡 Here’s some real practical advice (the kind that actually works for someone):
① Mindset is more important than strategy.

The crypto world isn’t about who has better skills,

But about—who loses control first.

If you’re steady, you’ve already won half.

② Rhythm > Quantity of trades.

People who frantically hit the buttons are destined to lose;

Those who wait for “their own opportunity” to enter have a much greater chance of winning.

③ The market always reacts in advance.

News is for those who are late to realize,

Emotions are for those who are sensitive to make money.

Many people never understand this point.

🤫 But to be honest…

The reason I’ve been able to maintain steady growth recently,

Is not because of skills, not because of news, not because of talent.

It’s based on a “little logical system” I summarized during this time.

Simple but very practical,

Those who understand it will think “huh? That’s it?”

But those who use it wisely can really save a lot of unnecessary losses.

It’s just that this shouldn’t be written publicly,

Because every time it’s made public, there will be people who go astray, misunderstand, and mess things up…

And then come back to blame the method for not working.

🔥 So if you want to hear the real core, you can only…

Come and figure it out yourself.

Last night I mindlessly clicked a couple of times before bed, and today when I woke up, my account had increased?

I seriously thought for half an hour

In the crypto world, what are people after?

——Isn't it just for the "thrill"?

However, the funniest thing is:

The more you think about making money, the less you can;

The more mindlessly you roll with it, the more you can widen the gap.

But don't laugh, what I'm saying isn't nonsense, it's the truth.

I ask you:

Are you always thinking about "multiplying your investment several times in one go"?

Do you feel like you can profit when you see others' profit screenshots?

Do you shout "I need to stop today" every day, but your hands itch more than anyone else's?

That's why so many people lose money.

It's not that the skills are lacking, it's that the rhythm is more chaotic than the market.

But me...

I really didn't think too much.

This week I did three things:

① No over-leveraging:

You think it's just fluff, but let me give you some real talk——

Position size is always more important than direction.

If the direction is wrong, you can still adjust; if the position blows up, there's no story left.

② Only trade the fluctuations I understand:

When I don't understand, I exit,

Let the market dance by itself, I won’t interfere.

This is the point you guys most easily overlook, but it's the most valuable.

③ Never go all in to try to recover losses:

Many people blow up not because the market is too volatile,

But because "their mindset suddenly loses rationality."

I instead become steadier the more I lose, and the steadier I am, the more I can recover.

Result?

I didn't think much, didn't over-leverage,

Yet my account keeps growing fatter.

🤑 Do you think this counts as luck?

I don't think so.

This is called a sense of rhythm.

You don’t need to be too smart, just don’t mess around enough to surpass 80% of people.

These seemingly "mindless" operations,

Are actually the most easily overlooked underlying logic in the crypto space.

But I won’t say more.

Because if I keep going, it won’t be fluff anymore.

The real key points,

That can help you transform from chaotic trading and losing

To steadily moving upward are those few steps...

I'm afraid that if I write this down, the algorithms will suppress it as knowledge posts.

If you want to know,

Come on your own

I will only share that set of "mindless yet reliable" rhythmic methods,

With those willing to learn seriously.

Whether you come or not is up to you,

Anyway, I'm rolling up again
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1200U → 32000U, how did I do it? But most people can't learn...

First, let's talk about the result:

1200U rolled to 32,000U.

No screenshots, no bragging, just sharing—because those who can really see this are already more insightful in trading than 90% of people.

To be honest, many people think this is just 'luck,' but this time, I know I have thoroughly grasped the rhythm myself.

First: Choose direction, not popularity.

During that time, the whole internet was chasing FOMO, I went against it.

When others were chasing highs, I focused only on three things:

The 'breath' of volatility, the 'pause' at key levels, and the 'emotional gap' in capital.

As long as these three points overlap, I would rather not trade popular coins than make random moves.

This one directly filtered out 80% of the 'random buying opportunities.'

Second: Rolling positions is not all in, it's 'rhythmic scaling.'

For the first trade of 1200U, I only used 20%.

Only when I confirmed that 'the direction is not dead' did I scale into the second and third trades.

I require every time I scale:

Add during floating profits, not gamble during floating losses.

Add when the emotions are stable, not forcefully during volatile frenzies.

Every time I scale, it must make the previous position 'safer.'

You will find that rolling a position is not based on 'impulse,'

but relies on 'being steadier each time than the last.'

Third: The hardest part is 'closing that position.'

On the day I went from 1200U to 18000U, I once wanted to continue to five digits.

But I forced myself to stop, the reason is simple:

The market had changed from 'tailwind' to 'headwind with dust storms.'

When I closed the position, I was even shaking, but my actions were calmer than my hands.

What really determined that 32,000U could be cashed out was not those few beautiful entries,

but that one cold-blooded 'cutting.'

Many people will ask: How to judge the rhythm? How to look at key levels? How to 'roll steadily'?

These things cannot be written down because once they are written, they will be treated as 'methods,' and once methods are copied, they will become distorted.

I can only tell you:

My 32,000U was rolled up by 'sense of rhythm + profit-taking logic + risk awareness,'

not by going all in, not by passion, not by blindly rushing.

See how many people want to understand.

Those brave enough to ask in the comments, I will prioritize replying to you $ETH $BTC

$BOB $BTC Trading in cryptocurrencies is a lonely path for one person staring at K-lines and bearing volatility — I have experienced the late nights and pitfalls you’ve gone through; the stability and profits you desire can be realized here,

Join my circle now: receive my operational signals and pitfall reminders daily, no need to make mistakes on your own; friends who have all followed the same rules from loss to gain, let's work together to protect our capital and steadily earn profits.

From losing money in crypto to earning a million a month: I relied on 3 “ridiculously stupid” dead rules to turn contracts / spot trading into a guaranteed profit tool

In the past two years, I stayed up late watching K lines, got liquidated on contracts, and took out cash on my credit card while still in debt; even buying a cup of coffee required using a credit service — until I threw away the ideas of “high sell low buy” and “chasing hotspots,” instead binding myself with the most rigid rules, I went from losing 30,000 a month to now steadily earning seven figures monthly.

Crypto trading is not about “hitting a hundredfold coin,” but about daring to use “stupid methods” to lock in risks.
1. Capital safety line: Without chips, a bull market has nothing to do with you.

The volatility in the crypto world is 10 times that of the stock market; my current account safety lock comes from the losses incurred during 3 contract liquidations:

Splitting positions is like “spreading pepper”: with a capital of 100,000, only invest 10,000 in a single trade (both contracts / spot are the same), and the total position is always capped at 20% (even if seeing “new public chains must rise,” it won’t exceed this). Stop-loss is “cutting wires”: if a single trade has a floating loss of 2%, close it directly, regardless of the illusion of “immediate rebound” — hesitating once could wipe out 10 times the profit (a spike in crypto can wipe out 30% of your capital in 10 minutes). Leverage is “a bomb”: beginners should directly remove the contract leverage function; even experienced traders, no matter how right they are about the trend, should never touch a leverage multiple of 5 (I’ve seen someone earn 100,000 using 20x leverage, only to be liquidated and lose 200,000 an hour later).

2. The dumb way to make money: less trading = more profit.
In crypto, there’s a new hotspot every day, but 90% of trades are just “paying transaction fees to the exchange”; I now only do 2 things every day: wait for signals, press buttons.

Only eat “one-sided meals”: either only trade in rising trends of spot, or only trade in falling markets of contracts, and don’t play “long-short switching” — last year, I only focused on the rising cycle of Bitcoin, avoiding 12 contract liquidation pitfalls. Discipline is “like a robot”: set rigid rules in advance: take profit at 5% floating gain in spot, stop loss at 3% in contracts, and execute directly at the point.

Trading is like “doing subtraction”: only do 1-2 trades a day, and close the app if it exceeds 3 — in the crypto world, transaction fees + slippage can eat away half a month’s profit (last month, a friend of mine had transaction fees exceed profits by 30,000).

3. Avoiding pitfalls life-and-death line: 90% of crypto traders die in these 3 “common senses.”
I now see newcomers making these mistakes and feel anxious for them.

100U → 8700U: This time, I really scared myself.

To be honest, even after being in the crypto space for so long, I never expected—

that 100U, this "small change", could roll all the way to 8700U.

The moment I saw the account number jump up, I was stunned for two seconds.

But do you think this was due to luck?

No, I really followed the "stupid method" and rolled it out bit by bit.

This time, being able to multiply so much actually relied on three "anti-human" actions.

① Not chasing the rise, only doing "emotional exit points"

Most people dive in when they see a surge, only to get cut back to where they started.

I went against the trend, watching the bearish sentiment and the strength and weakness transitions, without looking at the "hype".

The higher the hype, the calmer I became.

② Small positions for trial and error, large positions only for certainty.

When starting with 100U, I only used 10–20U each time for verification.

If it runs smoothly, I gradually increase my stake.

If it doesn't run, I immediately pull out, no feelings involved.

It’s this rigid, machine-like rhythm that helped me avoid three major pitfalls.

③ More important than direction is "waiting".

During those days, the market volatility was outrageous, and I watched opportunities repeatedly slip away.

While others were anxious, I instead slowed down.

When the rhythm matched, I finally started to accelerate my rolling.

Don’t underestimate the two words "waiting"; it’s harder to practice than any technique.

As a result, just like this—100U → 310U → 1200U → 3400U → 8700U.

Each segment of progression looks like a feel-good story.

But only I know—

What really made the numbers jump was execution power, rhythm sense, and emotional management.

The crypto space isn't as you imagine it to be, "heavily invested in one go".

Real rolling is about quick steps at a fast pace, prioritizing risk control, and not missing any wave segments that can be profited from.

But many people only see the results, yet fail to see—why did I suddenly stop that day?

Was I waiting for a "key pattern",

Or did I see some signal that I shouldn’t tell you?

Or perhaps... this wave of 8700U is actually not over yet?

I won’t write more about this.

Those who understand, naturally understand.

#ETH巨鲸增持 #bnb #zec

4000U → 270,000U, what I rely on is not ruthlessness, but the three iron rules of the "Roll Over Formula"

How did I use 4000U to push my account to 270,000 U?

The answer is not "speculation", it’s "calculation"

Many people might think I’m bragging here

But if you have experienced that kind of

small capital that can only rely on rolling"

You can’t get rich overnight, and you can’t get out of the pit in one step

You will understand:

Violent rolling over is not gambling, it’s a set of strategies that can be reviewed and replicated

During that period, I used this formula to gradually push my account up

First iron rule: Positioning is always "survive first, then double"

The core reason many people can’t roll their small capital is not technical, but

You want to solve the problem in one go

At that time I only had 4000U

My mindset was more stable than at any other stage

Because I knew:

Small capital has only one task:

Don’t die on the first cut.

So what I used was never "speculation",

But a ridiculously simple positioning principle:

Only positions that can lose half are allowed to be called operations.

If you can’t even lose half, that’s called impulsiveness.

I never broke this rule,

And it helped me achieve the first wave of 80,000 U.

Second iron rule: The market is not about watching, it’s about “screening”

The reason most people are tortured by the market is only one:

You want to grab every opportunity.

I’m different, I only do one type of structure:

Clear volatility + Emotional resonance + Unidirectional windows.

If you want to ask what this is, an advanced indicator?

No, it’s just the rhythm extracted from experience.

Real opportunities for small capital are hidden in those:

Long preparation

Long squeezing

Once it loosens, it’s a “snap” of the wave

At that time, I relied on this kind of window,

To roll 4000U into the first barrel of profit.

Many people ask me:

“How to judge this window?”

I can’t write too specifically about this... you know.

Third iron rule: Profit is not saved, it’s “cycled”

You read that right.

This is the core of my journey from 4K → 270,000.

And it’s the place where most people have never gotten it right.

All my phases of large increases were rolled out through profits

So I will never die in the second phase

If I die—die profits, don’t die principal

Rolling along, it went from 4,000 → 23,000 → 68,000 → 120,000 → 270,000.

Suitable for those with stable mindsets, who can endure, wait, and execute, $BTC

🔥 500U → 9600U: It's not about the skills, it's about that rhythm of "hearing the heartbeat of the market!"

Brothers, let me ask you first—

Have you ever had that moment?

When the market shakes, do you know in your heart what's going to explode next?

It's that feeling of "the market hasn't moved yet, but your soul has already taken off"??

This time, I went from 500U to 9600U, it's really not because I'm good at analysis or I understand candlestick patterns deeply...

It's about the rhythm! It's about the rhythm! It's all about the rhythm!

(Important things are said three times, otherwise you might think I'm cheating again⚡️)

💥 Here comes the key point: What exactly is 'rhythm'?

It's when others are panicking, I feel instead, "Why does this feel so familiar?"

In the moment others rush in excitedly, I can smell that "it's about to be harvested" aroma.

Whether you can keep up with the rhythm determines if you can make money.

And this time, I rolled my position by catching three rhythm points:

The market suddenly increased volume—my heart started racing half a second earlier

Longs and shorts began to compete—I remained calm

The entire market was confused—I locked in profits and left

That's rhythm, it's not technique, it's experience + intuition + determination.

❗️Honestly

Skills, anyone can learn.

Rhythm?

You either have it, or I can guide you.

📣 Do you want to hear how I judge the 'rhythm point'?

Should I just say it directly—

How did I get the key launch point with my first hand at 500U?

If more than 10 people in the comments say "come",

I'll break down that rhythm segment and explain it to you.

Dare to shout one out? 👇

Come!

Trading alone is lonely, welcome to join
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$MMT is too small, should go all in🤔

If you earn 1 million in the cryptocurrency world, would you put it in USDT to earn interest annually?

With 1 million in principal, you are thinking about earning annual interest. Let me tell you a few methods where each yield is much higher than earning annual interest, and it's just as stable. Binance's mining, new project staking activities,

Friends with BNB can participate, and the exchange activities have very low risk, usually with a staking period of 5 days. The yield for each activity is generally around 1-2.5%, with the possibility of reaching 3.5% a month, averaging about 3 such activities per month, resulting in an approximate yield of 7%.

After a year, the yield is about 80%, which is essentially free money. If you're worried about the short-term fluctuations of BNB, you can use some hedging methods or participate in activities with FUSDT, achieving almost no risk. I have a classmate who, when he entered, learned BNB arbitrage from me, and he has already doubled his investment in two months, benefiting from BNB's price increase while also holding onto the staked arbitrage, gaining both ways.

So, since you are already in the cryptocurrency circle, there are many opportunities for arbitrage and easy gains. What I've told you basically falls into the category of low-risk options.

This is for those who have money and want to relax, but what if you say you don't have much principal and your ability to make money outside the market is weak? In the cryptocurrency world, there are plenty of opportunities, such as participating in exchange activities, NFT whitelist lotteries, airdrop collections, staking and mining, and many other schemes.

Only those who are extremely eager to change and want to get rich will take action and have the patience to study this.

If you're willing to spend more time researching, learning about arbitrage, and studying new tracks and hot topics, then you'll only see higher returns. So, be brave and embrace new things, embrace uncertainty. Use time to exchange for space and occupy a favorable ecological niche in advance.

#比特币波动性 Give a thumbs up, follow along, and get rich.

💰Cryptocurrency Withdrawal Safety Guide: How to Avoid Frozen Accounts?

Many people make money trading cryptocurrencies, but get stuck at the last step—withdrawal.

Improper withdrawals can not only result in not receiving your money but also lead to your bank freezing your account due to risk control. So what should you do?


First, avoid "black channels."

Do not easily trust so-called "low-fee OTC" or transfers from strangers. Using the official fiat channels of legitimate exchanges is the most secure way.


Second, control the frequency and amount.

Multiple large transactions within a short period can trigger bank risk controls. It is recommended to withdraw in batches and space out the withdrawals to maintain reasonable transaction flows.


Third, match the notes with the accounts.

The receiving account should match the real-name registration; transfer notes should be as simple as possible and avoid sensitive terms like "coin" or "USDT."


Fourth, keep the account clean.

Do not mix sources of gray funds. Banks are most wary of "unknown origins"; it is best to have normal living or work transaction flows to support withdrawals.


Last words:

Earning quickly is not as good as withdrawing steadily. Safe withdrawals without freezing accounts is the true victory.

#zec Are we starting to 'play dead' again? Or is something bigger being held back?

Brothers, I won't waste words; just look at the picture yourself:

The daily K-line just says one thing — 'Can't fall, but also can't rise.'


The upper range of 600—609 has a row of 'huge sell orders' that look like the Great Wall,

Every time the price probes, it gets knocked down immediately... This is not a volume that retail investors can create.


🔍 Is it a smash? Or is it 'fishing'?

The more I look, the more I feel something is off:

The MACD has pulled a small arc with a bottom divergence, originally thinking it would make a clear rebound,

But halfway through, the yellow and white lines directly stuck together and fell back —

This action looks too much like something intentionally staged for you to see.


What's even more ridiculous is:

The following few green bars suddenly became longer,

As if saying:

'Bro, don't rush, I'm not dead yet, I just want to see who panics more.'


Do you have this feeling?

ZEC now is like a crocodile squatting in the water, with just its eyes exposed, staring at you.


💬 Key question: Is that wall of sell orders above a 'real pressure' or a 'false wall'?

Let me give you a few possibilities; you can judge for yourself:


1️⃣ Real pressure:

There is capital reducing positions, not allowing the market to surge upwards.

(This usually accompanies a shrink in trading volume)


2️⃣ False wall:

The main force is just trying to scare people; as long as someone chases the short, they pull back.

(This type loves to suddenly 'ignite' in corners)


3️⃣ The third type: which I am most suspicious of:

The main force is waiting for that moment of 'emotional reversal' to let everyone miss out.


You must have seen this kind of play, right?


Generally, the most dangerous time in the market is when it seems calm.


❓ After saying so much, I want to ask you a few questions:

✔ Which side of the ZEC power do you think is acting?

✔ Can this 'iron gate' above 600 really be taken down?

✔ Is this small rebound in the MACD a warm-up before a reversal,

Or a 'deep breath' before the storm?


Share your thoughts in the comments, I want to see if anyone noticed the same details as I did.

Don't explain grand theories to me; I just want to hear your real instincts.

From 1000U to 10,000U, what I truly realized is not trading skills.


There was a time when I stared at the candlestick charts every day, my heart beating in sync with the fluctuations.

At the moment my account rolled from 1000U to 10,000U, I thought I had become a 'master'.

Until a later drawdown made me understand that what I learned was not a method of profit, but the limits of human nature.


Many people ask me how I managed to multiply my capital tenfold.

To be honest, skills are just the surface.

The real key is whether you can steady your hands between the surges and plunges, not being led by your emotions.


The market shows no sympathy to anyone.

Every penny you earn is taken from others' fears.

And what you lose often comes from your own greed.


There was a time when I couldn't sleep well for several days, watching the market until dawn.

Later I realized that the true 'masters' are not the ones who go all in every day.

They are those who can remain calm amidst the chaos and learn to stay out of temptation.


From 1000U to 10,000U, it is not luck, nor is it talent,

but a series of realizations after liquidation.

Later, I did something that completely changed my mindset—

but this is not something everyone dares to try.


(I'll discuss this in my next article, as that is the true starting point for multiplying capital.)

From 500U to 5000U, my cryptocurrency market review sharing


Recently, my account broke through 5000U, and I recalled the various experiences when I only had 500U, which made me feel a lot. This journey has not been smooth, but I relied on some 'foolish methods' and steadily walked through it. Today, I will briefly share my thoughts.


Step 1: Steady Layout

Initially, I only dared to buy mainstream coins, such as BTC and ETH, avoiding hot and high-risk coins. The strategy is very simple: do not chase when the market is high, and buy in batches when the market is in panic. Although this 'fool's operation' is slow, it is effective.


Step 2: Stick to the Plan, Do Not Be Greedy or Impatient

When my account is profitable, I never think about 'doubling in one go,' but rather gradually take profits according to the plan. For example, during the big rise of ETH, I sold in batches to lock in profits, and only after the pullback did I realize how important this decision was. Making money relies on execution, not momentary impulses.


Step 3: Mindset is More Important than Skill

In the cryptocurrency market, the biggest enemy is not the market, but one's own emotions. Frequent trading and chasing highs and lows will only lead to greater losses. I insist on doing less and watching more; missing some opportunities is okay, what matters is not stepping into pitfalls.



From 500U to 5000U, it is not a miracle, but relies on a steady strategy and patience. If you are still confused right now, it might be good to start with a simple plan and stick to it. You will find that there are actually many opportunities in the cryptocurrency market.


Opportunities are always there; a steady mindset is essential, so the path can be traveled further.

Many fans ask: Has the bull market reached its peak? Is this really the high point now?

Don't worry, as an experienced trader who has gone through 3 rounds of bull and bear markets and has been educated by the market for 7 years, today I will only speak with historical data to help you see the 'possible endpoint' of this bull market.


📊 Reviewing history: The two rounds of cycles are almost synchronized like a miracle!
First round: Late 2015 → Peak in 2017



📉 Lowest: 2015/01/14 ($152)




📈 Highest: 2017/12/17 ($19,800)




🕒 Cycle: 1068 days



Second round: Late 2018 → Peak in 2021



📉 Lowest: 2018/12/15 ($3,122)




📈 Highest: 2021/11/10 ($69,000)




🕒 Cycle: 1062 days




💡 Here comes the key point:

The data of the two rounds differ by only 6 days!

You read that right, 6 days‼️

More stable than many people's patience in pursuing a girlfriend.


📌 Average cycle of the two rounds = 1065 days


The only thing in the crypto world more stable than the market is the 'strange规律 of cycles'.


🔥 Third round estimation: Late 2022 → ?



📉 Lowest: 2022/11/21 ($15,479)




If we follow the '065 day rule' of the previous two rounds:


The most likely high point range of this bull market will fall around → November 2025!



Just feel it——

It’s not metaphysics, it’s not random guessing, it’s directly calculated from the hard data of the two rounds of history.


🧭 Three-round cycle comparison table (Essence version)



Cycle
Bottom Date
Top Date
Interval




2015 → 2017
2015-01-14
2017-12-17
1068 days


2018 → 2021
2018-12-15
2021-11-10
1062 days


2022 → 2025 (Prediction)
2022-11-21
≈2025-10-21
≈1065 days


So, has this round of the bull market peaked?

My view: Not yet, but it's approaching the 'danger zone'.


👉 The fluctuations in the next few months will become more intense

👉 Trapping, washing out, sharp rises, and sharp drops will become more frequent


In the second half of the bull market, the biggest risk is not the pullback,

but that you think it can still rise, when it’s very likely that you have already entered the danger zone.


So what do you think? Do you believe this round will peak higher than 2021?



Will it peak early?




Will it extend the cycle?




Will it rise unprecedentedly to the point where the whole world goes crazy?




Let’s chat in the comments👇

I will analyze any valuable viewpoints I see separately.