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In these three trades, I pulled out 60,000 USDT from the market. Yesterday, I cleared a wave of positions and added them to my account. ZBT shorted, entered around 0.25, exited around 0.14, netting 42,840 USDT; EDEN long, entered around 0.16, exited around 0.08, netting 10,336 USDT; LAB shorted, entered around 4.78, exited around 4.29, netting 7,466 USDT. Total profit from these three trades is 60,642 USDT. Some folks ask me: how do you always catch these market moves? I say it's not about catching; it's about waiting. I waited nearly 20 days for ZBT, with the 4-hour chart consolidating, only jumping in when it broke support with volume. EDEN was the same; I waited for the bearish divergence confirmation before entering. Each trade is not a guess; it's about waiting for the signals to hit. I've had losing trades too, but they're all part of the plan. Before opening a position, I always calculate my stop loss, know how much I’m willing to lose, and if it hits, I cut it; no holding on. For profitable trades, I move my stop loss to lock in gains and let it run. Small losses, big wins—that's how you keep the account in the green. I'm no big shot; I just calculate the risk for each trade upfront and execute like a machine. If you want to learn, start by calculating your stop loss before opening a position. Follow Kun Ge, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. #zbt #eden #lab #enar
In these three trades, I pulled out 60,000 USDT from the market.

Yesterday, I cleared a wave of positions and added them to my account.
ZBT shorted, entered around 0.25, exited around 0.14, netting 42,840 USDT;
EDEN long, entered around 0.16, exited around 0.08, netting 10,336 USDT;
LAB shorted, entered around 4.78, exited around 4.29, netting 7,466 USDT.
Total profit from these three trades is 60,642 USDT.

Some folks ask me: how do you always catch these market moves? I say it's not about catching; it's about waiting. I waited nearly 20 days for ZBT, with the 4-hour chart consolidating, only jumping in when it broke support with volume. EDEN was the same; I waited for the bearish divergence confirmation before entering. Each trade is not a guess; it's about waiting for the signals to hit.
I've had losing trades too, but they're all part of the plan. Before opening a position, I always calculate my stop loss, know how much I’m willing to lose, and if it hits, I cut it; no holding on. For profitable trades, I move my stop loss to lock in gains and let it run. Small losses, big wins—that's how you keep the account in the green.

I'm no big shot; I just calculate the risk for each trade upfront and execute like a machine. If you want to learn, start by calculating your stop loss before opening a position.

Follow Kun Ge, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. #zbt #eden #lab #enar
I've seen people make a million, and I've lost too. But the strategy that kept me alive is this simple method. In the 2021 bull run, I had over 1 million USDT just chilling in my account. Back then, I thought the crypto space was an ATM, treating everyone and walking around like a boss. What happened? When the bear market hit, I lost all my profits and ended up down 300k. The worst was when I got liquidated at 3 AM, staring at my phone, hands shaking, unable to light a cigarette. After that, I accepted it. I cut out all the flashy tactics and stuck to this straightforward method, so simple I feel embarrassed to share it. I split my money into small chunks, taking 10 parts of 10k USDT each, only trading with 1k at a time. Even if I get wrecked, I've got nine lives left. I only trade breakouts on the 4-hour chart, waiting for a solid breakout and a pullback confirmation before jumping in. I use 5x leverage, set my stop-loss at 1.5%, and if I make a profit, I withdraw half right away. No signals? I don't make a move; if I feel antsy, I just close the app. If I lose two trades in a row, I shut down for three days—when emotions are high, the next trade is always a bad one. I've been using this simple method for three years. I've never been liquidated once, and my account has slowly climbed back from a 300k loss to a seven-figure balance now. You think it's slow? Sure. But it kept me alive. Most of those who made money faster than me back then are long gone. I'm still here, and so is my capital. This simple strategy isn't sexy, but it saves lives. If you want to survive, don't dismiss it as stupid. Follow Kun Ge, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. There are spots in the trading squad; whether you join is up to you? #HYPE #ZEC #ENAR
I've seen people make a million, and I've lost too. But the strategy that kept me alive is this simple method.

In the 2021 bull run, I had over 1 million USDT just chilling in my account. Back then, I thought the crypto space was an ATM, treating everyone and walking around like a boss. What happened? When the bear market hit, I lost all my profits and ended up down 300k. The worst was when I got liquidated at 3 AM, staring at my phone, hands shaking, unable to light a cigarette.

After that, I accepted it. I cut out all the flashy tactics and stuck to this straightforward method, so simple I feel embarrassed to share it.

I split my money into small chunks, taking 10 parts of 10k USDT each, only trading with 1k at a time. Even if I get wrecked, I've got nine lives left. I only trade breakouts on the 4-hour chart, waiting for a solid breakout and a pullback confirmation before jumping in. I use 5x leverage, set my stop-loss at 1.5%, and if I make a profit, I withdraw half right away. No signals? I don't make a move; if I feel antsy, I just close the app. If I lose two trades in a row, I shut down for three days—when emotions are high, the next trade is always a bad one.

I've been using this simple method for three years. I've never been liquidated once, and my account has slowly climbed back from a 300k loss to a seven-figure balance now. You think it's slow? Sure. But it kept me alive.

Most of those who made money faster than me back then are long gone. I'm still here, and so is my capital. This simple strategy isn't sexy, but it saves lives. If you want to survive, don't dismiss it as stupid.

Follow Kun Ge, no bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the market. There are spots in the trading squad; whether you join is up to you? #HYPE #ZEC #ENAR
In the crypto space for so many years, people often ask me: how can I turn 10K into 1M? I say it’s possible, but you need to take the 'fast' out of the equation. In 2020, a follower came to me with 10K USDT, saying he wanted to flip it to 1M. I told him not to rush into trades; first, do two things: allocate 2K monthly to dollar-cost average into BTC and ETH without fail; then take 3K for spot trading, only focusing on 4-hour breakouts. In the first two years, the dollar-cost averaging part fluctuated, and the spot trades were small wins and losses. He stayed calm and kept investing monthly. By the third year bull market, BTC rose from 20K to 60K, and his DCA positions grew by 1.5 times, catching two major waves in spot trading, bringing his account to 180K USDT. He stayed grounded and continued the strategy. In the 2022 bear market, while others panicked and cut losses, he increased his DCA. In 2024, during this wave, BTC surged to 70K, and he gradually took profits, breaking the 1M USDT mark in his account. He bought me a drink and said, 'Kun, in four years, I never got liquidated once. It turns out turning 10K into 1M isn’t about gambling; it’s about patience.' Can 10K become 1M? Yes, but you have to treat it like a seed, not a bullet. DCA, wait, and endure. If you're in a hurry, you're just giving it away. If you’re steady, the money will come. #ENAR
In the crypto space for so many years, people often ask me: how can I turn 10K into 1M?

I say it’s possible, but you need to take the 'fast' out of the equation.

In 2020, a follower came to me with 10K USDT, saying he wanted to flip it to 1M. I told him not to rush into trades; first, do two things: allocate 2K monthly to dollar-cost average into BTC and ETH without fail; then take 3K for spot trading, only focusing on 4-hour breakouts.
In the first two years, the dollar-cost averaging part fluctuated, and the spot trades were small wins and losses. He stayed calm and kept investing monthly. By the third year bull market, BTC rose from 20K to 60K, and his DCA positions grew by 1.5 times, catching two major waves in spot trading, bringing his account to 180K USDT.
He stayed grounded and continued the strategy. In the 2022 bear market, while others panicked and cut losses, he increased his DCA. In 2024, during this wave, BTC surged to 70K, and he gradually took profits, breaking the 1M USDT mark in his account.
He bought me a drink and said, 'Kun, in four years, I never got liquidated once. It turns out turning 10K into 1M isn’t about gambling; it’s about patience.'
Can 10K become 1M? Yes, but you have to treat it like a seed, not a bullet. DCA, wait, and endure. If you're in a hurry, you're just giving it away. If you’re steady, the money will come. #ENAR
Sticking to a moving average, I went from losing sleep to making 30 million In 2019, my son was born. I was making 5,000 a month and heard that trading crypto could be lucrative, so I dumped all my savings of 20,000 into ETH. I chased pumps and dumps and leveraged contracts, and within three months, I was down to just 2,000. At 3 AM, I got liquidated, sitting in the living room, smoking, hearing my son cry, and tears fell down my face—I wanted to support my family, but I had even lost the money for formula. I accepted my fate. I split the last 2,000 into ten parts, only risking 200 each time. I set a stubborn rule for myself: buy if the daily close is above the 30-day moving average, sell if it drops the next day. No leverage, no contracts. Just that one line, executed without fail. In the first year, ETH dropped from 200 to 180, and I went from 2,000 down to 1,600, but I didn't get liquidated. In the second year, I bought when ETH was above the moving average, sold when it dropped, and my account bounced back to over 2,000. My wife asked how it was going, and I said the market was tough, but she noticed I was calmer. By the end of 2020, ETH surged from 400 to 1,000, and I held on, pushing my account over 30,000. I bought my son a scooter. In the bull market of 2021, ETH shot up to 4,000, and I steadily took profits, rolling my account to over 800,000. I split my profits into two parts: one for continued dollar-cost averaging and another for 4-hour breakout trades—using the same simple strategy: breakouts, pullbacks for confirmation, 5x leverage, and a 1.5% stop-loss. After three years, my account hit 30 million this year. Now, I don’t check the charts anymore; I spend my days building blocks with my son. The mortgage is paid off, I upgraded my car, and my son is in private preschool. That 30-day moving average is my only technical tool. Foolish? Maybe. But supporting my family isn’t about gambling; it’s about one line and the patience to stick with it until the end. #enar #bsb #加密总市值逼近2.6万亿
Sticking to a moving average, I went from losing sleep to making 30 million

In 2019, my son was born. I was making 5,000 a month and heard that trading crypto could be lucrative, so I dumped all my savings of 20,000 into ETH. I chased pumps and dumps and leveraged contracts, and within three months, I was down to just 2,000. At 3 AM, I got liquidated, sitting in the living room, smoking, hearing my son cry, and tears fell down my face—I wanted to support my family, but I had even lost the money for formula.
I accepted my fate. I split the last 2,000 into ten parts, only risking 200 each time. I set a stubborn rule for myself: buy if the daily close is above the 30-day moving average, sell if it drops the next day. No leverage, no contracts. Just that one line, executed without fail.
In the first year, ETH dropped from 200 to 180, and I went from 2,000 down to 1,600, but I didn't get liquidated. In the second year, I bought when ETH was above the moving average, sold when it dropped, and my account bounced back to over 2,000. My wife asked how it was going, and I said the market was tough, but she noticed I was calmer.
By the end of 2020, ETH surged from 400 to 1,000, and I held on, pushing my account over 30,000. I bought my son a scooter. In the bull market of 2021, ETH shot up to 4,000, and I steadily took profits, rolling my account to over 800,000.
I split my profits into two parts: one for continued dollar-cost averaging and another for 4-hour breakout trades—using the same simple strategy: breakouts, pullbacks for confirmation, 5x leverage, and a 1.5% stop-loss. After three years, my account hit 30 million this year.
Now, I don’t check the charts anymore; I spend my days building blocks with my son. The mortgage is paid off, I upgraded my car, and my son is in private preschool. That 30-day moving average is my only technical tool. Foolish? Maybe. But supporting my family isn’t about gambling; it’s about one line and the patience to stick with it until the end. #enar #bsb #加密总市值逼近2.6万亿
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Still messing around with futures contracts, been at it for a year and still can't wrap my head around it #ENAR
Still messing around with futures contracts, been at it for a year and still can't wrap my head around it #ENAR
If you can't be top dog in love, then be the kingpin on the candlestick chart. I've gone broke before, so what do I have to fear from the big players? Coming back with some stablecoins is what gives you face. This time, it's not about faith, it's about flipping the script. #币圈生存法则 This is something an old trader said. Back in the day, he lost a ton, almost lost his wife too. He didn’t back down because once you do, you lose everything. Those who have been down to their last pair of shorts are the boldest in the game because they have nothing left to lose. What you should really watch out for are the newbies; they panic at the slightest dip, they panic-sell, and then the price rebounds. Those who have been through the trenches have toughened up and aren’t scared anymore. Not being scared doesn’t mean you don’t set stop-losses; it means you’re not afraid of them. You can take a hit and come back. He doesn’t care about the gains and losses in one spot; he cares about how many troops are left after the battle. As long as you have troops, you can fight another day, and eventually, you’ll win. This is a calculation only those who have lost can truly understand. He also taught me the mindset on the brink of bankruptcy. When you have nothing left to lose, your decisions are the clearest. You won’t hesitate out of fear of loss, nor will you act impulsively out of a desire to win; you just follow the rules. This mindset is actually the easiest way to make money. But he also said that turning things around isn’t gambling. Gamblers put their last resources on the final play. He doesn’t gamble; he waits. He waits for the signals that trigger the rules. When they come, he goes in; if not, he keeps waiting. He can afford to wait because he has already accepted losses as part of the game. Those who have lost don’t need to be scared; it’s the ones who haven’t lost that should be worried because they don’t know where the bottom is. If you know where the bottom is, you won’t panic-sell at the bottom. If you don’t sell, you can wait for the price to rise. This time, it’s not about faith, it’s about flipping the script. Stick to the rules, and turning things around is just a matter of time. #Galaxy12亿收购纠纷 I’m Xuan Ge, a practical trader. If you want to turn things around or learn, follow me @Square-Creator-37b5bac72c8d0 , and let’s meet in the chat room. Stay focused on strategy, one step at a time. I’ll help you avoid pitfalls and make money steadily. As long as you dare to execute, I’ll help you reach the shore. #hype #EDEN #Enar
If you can't be top dog in love, then be the kingpin on the candlestick chart. I've gone broke before, so what do I have to fear from the big players? Coming back with some stablecoins is what gives you face. This time, it's not about faith, it's about flipping the script.
#币圈生存法则
This is something an old trader said. Back in the day, he lost a ton, almost lost his wife too. He didn’t back down because once you do, you lose everything. Those who have been down to their last pair of shorts are the boldest in the game because they have nothing left to lose. What you should really watch out for are the newbies; they panic at the slightest dip, they panic-sell, and then the price rebounds. Those who have been through the trenches have toughened up and aren’t scared anymore.

Not being scared doesn’t mean you don’t set stop-losses; it means you’re not afraid of them. You can take a hit and come back. He doesn’t care about the gains and losses in one spot; he cares about how many troops are left after the battle. As long as you have troops, you can fight another day, and eventually, you’ll win. This is a calculation only those who have lost can truly understand.

He also taught me the mindset on the brink of bankruptcy. When you have nothing left to lose, your decisions are the clearest. You won’t hesitate out of fear of loss, nor will you act impulsively out of a desire to win; you just follow the rules. This mindset is actually the easiest way to make money.

But he also said that turning things around isn’t gambling. Gamblers put their last resources on the final play. He doesn’t gamble; he waits. He waits for the signals that trigger the rules. When they come, he goes in; if not, he keeps waiting. He can afford to wait because he has already accepted losses as part of the game.

Those who have lost don’t need to be scared; it’s the ones who haven’t lost that should be worried because they don’t know where the bottom is. If you know where the bottom is, you won’t panic-sell at the bottom. If you don’t sell, you can wait for the price to rise. This time, it’s not about faith, it’s about flipping the script. Stick to the rules, and turning things around is just a matter of time.
#Galaxy12亿收购纠纷
I’m Xuan Ge, a practical trader. If you want to turn things around or learn, follow me @渲哥讲趋势 , and let’s meet in the chat room. Stay focused on strategy, one step at a time. I’ll help you avoid pitfalls and make money steadily. As long as you dare to execute, I’ll help you reach the shore. #hype #EDEN #Enar
$NEAR This bullish sentiment is clearly getting overheated. Even though the 1-hour structure is strong, the price is riding the BOLL upper band, and the MACD maintains a golden cross, the RSI has shot up above 88. At this level, it often indicates not a continued moonshot, but a potential hard brake at any moment. The key factor here is the liquidation map. Above 2.08, the shorts have mostly been cleared out; as we push higher, the 'fuel' available for the whales to feast on is dwindling. Conversely, down around 1.75, there's still a hefty stack of long liquidation zones. A lot of smart money entered near 1.4, and now profits are looking juicy. At high levels, the most common occurrence is a change of hands. Personally, I lean towards: Above 2.08 is likely a trap for longs, and a short-term pullback is high probability. First support to watch is at 2.017; if that level breaks, we’re likely heading back to around 1.9 to find some buying support. The risk-to-reward ratio for chasing longs now is pretty poor; I’d rather wait to consider a dip buy around 1.8—1.9. #ENAR #BTC
$NEAR This bullish sentiment is clearly getting overheated.
Even though the 1-hour structure is strong, the price is riding the BOLL upper band, and the MACD maintains a golden cross, the RSI has shot up above 88. At this level, it often indicates not a continued moonshot, but a potential hard brake at any moment.
The key factor here is the liquidation map.
Above 2.08, the shorts have mostly been cleared out; as we push higher, the 'fuel' available for the whales to feast on is dwindling. Conversely, down around 1.75, there's still a hefty stack of long liquidation zones.
A lot of smart money entered near 1.4, and now profits are looking juicy. At high levels, the most common occurrence is a change of hands.
Personally, I lean towards:
Above 2.08 is likely a trap for longs, and a short-term pullback is high probability.
First support to watch is at 2.017; if that level breaks, we’re likely heading back to around 1.9 to find some buying support.
The risk-to-reward ratio for chasing longs now is pretty poor; I’d rather wait to consider a dip buy around 1.8—1.9.

#ENAR #BTC
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