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After six years in the cryptocurrency circle, growing from 10,000 USDT to the current scale, I have witnessed too many myths of overnight wealth and seen even more people go bankrupt and exit. The core conclusion is simple: the underlying logic of making money in the crypto world is to 'give up the fantasy of getting rich quickly.' $ETH

90% of retail investors fail for two reasons: either they chase hot trends and gamble everything, or they stubbornly hold on despite losses. Hot cryptocurrencies seem to skyrocket, but they are actually traps set by funds; once you enter, you are just taking over someone else's position. Stubbornly holding on is even worse, as small losses can turn into big ones, ultimately leaving no chance to recover the principal.

I will share three practical methods that I have been using, which are simple and easy to implement, allowing ordinary people to follow.

First, the rule of position allocation. Divide your total funds into three parts: 50% to buy mainstream coins as a base, to withstand market fluctuations; 30% for trading, only entering when there are clear signals; and 20% reserved as backup funds, which should never be touched. Even if the market is good, no single coin position should exceed 30%, eliminating the risk of being fully invested. $ZEC

Second, mechanize stop-loss and take-profit. Each individual stop-loss should not exceed 2% of the total funds; if triggered, cut losses without hesitation or gambling on luck; once profits reach 15%, withdraw the principal and only use profits for speculation; if floating profits reach 8%, raise the stop-loss to protect the principal, even if there is a subsequent pullback, do not panic. $BETA

Third, only engage in trends that you understand. Give up the obsession with 'grabbing every opportunity'; spend 1 hour each day reviewing, focusing only on 2-3 familiar targets. Use weekly charts to determine trends, and 4-hour charts to find entry points; any trades with a risk-reward ratio below 2:1 should be abandoned.

The cryptocurrency market is never a casino; it is a game of cognition and discipline. I have seen too many exceptionally talented traders fail due to greed and blindness; I have also witnessed ordinary people steadily doubling their capital through careful and steady efforts.

Remember: capturing 3-5 major market movements in a year is enough; the rest of the time is for waiting. Slow is fast; preserving capital allows you to steadily capture profits when the market comes. Those seemingly clumsy steadfastness will eventually become your confidence to navigate through bull and bear markets. @金满兜带单日记

Everyone understands price and volume, as well as cycles, but most people only know the basic usage and find it difficult to accurately capture trend turning points. By combining market tools, I will share two practical techniques to double the accuracy of signal judgment. $ETH

Advanced verification of price-volume divergence: not only look at a single cycle, but also combine on-chain data from Binance.

When the BTC daily chart shows a top divergence (new price high, shrinking volume), simultaneously check the changes in whale addresses on-chain. If large addresses continue to reduce their holdings, decisively enter a short position; during a bottom divergence, it is necessary to combine with Binance's spot trading volume increasing for two consecutive days, and the USDT premium rate rebounding to confirm the validity of the rebound.

Refined operation of multi-cycle resonance. $BTC

Abandon the basic combination of 'daily + 4 hours + 15 minutes'; experienced traders can adopt 'weekly line for direction, daily line for structure, 1-hour for turning points': when the weekly moving averages are in a bullish arrangement, the daily line pulls back to EMA21 with reduced volume, and the 1-hour chart shows a MACD golden cross + increased volume, open a long position with triple resonance, setting a stop loss 1% below the daily support level to avoid being swept by short-term fluctuations.

Use contract holding data for reverse judgment. $SOL

When the long-short holding ratio of a certain cryptocurrency exceeds 2.5:1 without a corresponding increase in trading volume, it indicates that retail investors are clustered in one direction, and the main force is likely to harvest in the opposite direction; if the holding ratio approaches 1:1 but trading volume surges, it suggests that the market is about to break through, so prepare in advance and wait for the trend to start.

Core reminder: the key is to 'give up on perfect signals', accept small losses, filter out noise with rules, rather than pursue profits on every trade.

Combining tools to deeply cultivate 1-2 strategies is more efficient than blindly stacking indicators. @金满兜带单日记

After many years in the cryptocurrency world, I've seen the myth of turning ten times in one night, and I've also seen over ninety percent of people go from profit to zero.

Many people research indicators every day and inquire about insider information, but they overlook the core essence of trading.

The truly stable and profitable experts don't rely on luck; instead, they depend on ingrained habits and discipline. These 5 key points are worth reviewing repeatedly.

First, prioritize survival before discussing profit. Over-leveraging and betting all in is the number one reason for new traders getting liquidated. Regardless of your capital, keep single trade risk fixed at 3%-5% of your account, leverage no more than 5 times, and always set stop losses. The cryptocurrency market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is the capital to withstand those opportunities. If you don’t get liquidated, you will always have the chance to turn things around.

Second, only trade markets you understand, and learn to stay in cash. Most people incur losses not because they missed opportunities but because they took too many unnecessary trades. In a choppy market, don’t speculate on highs and lows; in uncertain trends, don’t enter positions early. Wait for the high-probability opportunities where patterns, capital flow, and trends resonate together. If the opportunity is vague, it's better to stay in cash than to blindly experiment; staying in cash is also part of trading. $SOL

Third, simplify your trading; the simpler, the more stable. Don’t complicate the charts with too many indicators; focus on 1-2 core signals and backtest them repeatedly. Reduce trading frequency; making 1-2 solid trades a day is far better than frequently executing trades. Eliminate ineffective operations, excessive desires, and wishful thinking; what remains is a stable and profitable system.

Fourth, reset your mindset; both gains and losses are part of your training. Don’t get carried away with profits, and don’t arbitrarily increase your position size; don’t get angry over stop losses, and don’t stubbornly add to losing positions. Each trade is an opportunity for mental refinement; summarize patterns from profits and analyze reasons for losses without letting emotions dictate your actions. When you can face market fluctuations with calmness, you have truly entered the threshold of profitability. $ETH

Fifth, go with the trend and don’t oppose the market. Experts never predict the market; they only follow the trend. Determine the direction in large cycles and find entry points in small cycles; don’t blindly short when the trend is up, and don’t try to catch the bottom when the trend is down. By following the market's rhythm, you can profit in sync with it. $BTC

The cryptocurrency market has never been a casino; money earned through luck will ultimately be lost through skill. Remember, trading is not about short-term explosiveness; it’s about who can survive longer and walk more steadily in the market. @金满兜带单日记

After six years of navigating the cryptocurrency world, turning an initial capital of 1500 USD into a scale of tens of millions, experiencing liquidation pitfalls and avoiding Ponzi schemes, I finally realized: making money is never about relying on indicators or mysticism, but about adhering to a set of anti-human discipline. Today, I share the five iron rules that have been my best-kept secrets with you; understanding them can save you three years of detours.

1. Only increase positions when in profit; never average down on losses. This is the core distinction between gamblers and professional players. Newcomers often try to average down when losing, attempting to lower their costs, which actually magnifies their mistakes; true profitable averaging up is done after the market validates your judgment, and the added position must have a separate stop-loss, never allowing profits to be given back to the market. $SOL

2. Calculate how much you can lose before thinking about how much you can earn. Before entering a trade, set a stop-loss level to ensure that the risk on a single trade does not exceed 1-2% of your capital. I only engage in opportunities with a risk-reward ratio of 10:1 or higher; if I risk 20 USD, there must be a potential gain of 200 USD, otherwise, I won’t touch even the most tempting market. Small risks for high rewards are key to scaling small capital.

3. The larger the capital, the smaller the leverage. From 10,000 to several hundred thousand, I use no more than 10x leverage; after breaking a million, I keep leverage consistently between 2-3x. Leverage is a magnifier that can accelerate profits but can also lead to liquidation at the push of a button. Once the capital volume increases, the tolerance for error becomes more important than the speed of returns. $BTC

4. If you hit a stop-loss three times in a row, immediately stop and take a break. The biggest enemy in trading is impatience; after consecutive losses, one can easily fall into revenge trading. I set strict rules for myself: if I hit three stop-losses in a single day, I close the market, even if there’s a certain opportunity afterwards. Preserving my mindset is key to preserving my capital. $ETH

5. Reviewing trades is more important than trading itself. I spend two hours every day reviewing trades, treating candlestick charts like books, memorizing the historical trends of different market conditions. The so-called market sense is cultivated through thousands of hours of review; current trends can always find similar answers in history. Thoroughly reviewing trades gives me more confidence in making decisions.

There are no shortcuts to making money in cryptocurrency; these iron rules may seem simple but can filter out 90% of retail investors. True experts are not those who can predict the market accurately but those who can overcome greed and fear, achieving unity of knowledge and action. Following the discipline is a thousand times more reliable than blindly chasing trends and bottoming out. @金满兜带单日记 #交易纪律 #币圈干货

After 6 years of navigating the cryptocurrency world, from three liquidations to stable profits, I've come to understand one principle: in the crypto world, the money made is not luck money, but discipline money. Today, I'm sharing some valuable insights that are precise and useful; beginners can avoid pitfalls by following them, while veteran players can level up! $BTC $ETH #币圈生存法则
1. Capital is king; as long as you're alive, you have a chance. Never invest more than 30% of your capital in a single cryptocurrency, and never touch leverage above 10 times. Remember: after one liquidation, you need to double your profits to break even, and by preserving your capital, you've already outperformed 80% of retail investors.

2. Reject "ineffective bottom fishing" and only wait for clear signals. During a downtrend, don't think about "buying at the lowest point"; when moving averages are in a bearish arrangement, each rebound is a trap for the uninformed. Wait for the 3-day average to stabilize and for volume to continue increasing before entering, as missing out is better than being trapped.

3. Set profit-taking and stop-loss rules in your bones; don't hold onto hope. Set your stop-loss at 8-10 points; if triggered, exit decisively without fantasizing about a rebound; for profit-taking, split into two batches: take out half at 15% profit and let the rest follow the moving averages, securing profits while not missing out on the main upward trend.

4. Stay away from "insider information"; only trust volume, price, and moving averages. There are no free insiders in the crypto world; those shouting "must rise" are just signals released by the main forces for harvesting. A rise in both volume and price, along with a bullish arrangement of moving averages, is the most reliable proof of an upward trend.

5. Don't chase short-term trends; focus on core value. The hype of altcoins comes quickly and goes even faster; chasing trends is likely to lead to being a bag holder. Focus your energy on mainstream coins and projects with practical applications, as holding long-term is more profitable than frequently switching positions.

6. Spend 10 minutes reviewing daily trades; it's more effective than staring at the screen for 10 hours. After the market closes, take time to analyze K-line patterns and volume changes, summarize the successes and failures of your trades that day, and optimize your strategy. Trading is a game of compound interest; continuous review will lead to greater stability. $BNB

There is no shortcut to "getting rich overnight" in the crypto world, but there are methods for "steady profits." The 6 points above may seem simple, but they can help you avoid the pitfalls of chasing highs and cutting losses. Save these tips, review them before trading, and you'll gradually find that profits become easier to achieve! @金满兜带单日记

After six years in the cryptocurrency world, going through three liquidation events to achieving stable profits, I've finally realized: true experts intentionally reduce their trading frequency. $BNB

Too many people treat the cryptocurrency market like a casino, constantly monitoring prices, chasing trends, and switching coins, getting busier while their accounts grow thinner. Remember: the core of making money in the cryptocurrency market has never been about 'how many times you get it right,' but rather 'how few times you get it wrong.' $BTC

Here are three pieces of practical advice that can help you avoid 90% of pitfalls for newcomers and help experienced traders level up.

1. Position size is crucial; never go all-in. No matter how certain the market seems, do not exceed 30% of your total position in a single coin. Divide your funds into three parts: 30% for day trades, 40% for swing trades, and keep 30% as your safety net. Even when facing a black swan event, your safety net can help you recover; this is the bottom line for survival. $SOL

2. Only trade in 'certain markets.' Give up all opportunities that 'might rise' and only seize signals that 'will definitely rise.' For example, if the candlestick chart shows a pullback to the 20-day moving average with volume stabilization, or if there's a MACD golden cross resonance, wait in cash if the signals are not aligned. It's better to miss 10 vague opportunities than to step into one uncertain pitfall.

3. Set stop-loss and take-profit levels, and execute mechanically. Set a stop-loss at 2%, and cut your position immediately if it drops below that level, without holding any illusions; take-profit should be executed in two steps: reduce half of your position after a 5% profit, and liquidate your position after a 10% profit. Don't aim to sell at the highest point; the profits you secure are what truly belong to you.

Here's a counterintuitive truth: the more you obsessively monitor the market, the more likely you are to lose money. Emotions can be swayed by fluctuations, and the success rate of impulsive trades is almost zero. I now spend no more than 10 minutes a day watching the market; when a signal appears, I enter, set my stop-loss and take-profit, and then turn off my computer. This has led to greater profits than when I traded every day.

There is no holy grail in the cryptocurrency world, only discipline. Be less impatient, more patient, and practice simple strategies to perfection; this is more effective than learning 100 complex indicators. After all, those who can navigate through bull and bear markets are not the lucky gamblers, but the disciplined strategists. @金满兜带单日记

Once you grasp the essence of trading cryptocurrencies, life feels like you have gained enlightenment!

When I first entered the crypto world, like most retail investors, my gains and losses were all based on luck, with no patterns to follow. After spending a few years in the crypto space, through continuous learning and absorption, and by following some big players for ongoing sharing and guidance, I finally started to understand and develop my own investment system!

1. Skillfully use morning trends: In the morning, the crypto market's sentiment is the purest; if the price drops sharply, don't panic, this might be a good opportunity to buy at a low price; if there is a significant increase in the morning, don’t be greedy, take the opportunity to realize profits and secure your gains.

2. Control afternoon strategies: If there is a sudden surge in the afternoon, don’t chase the trend; most of the time it's a false alarm, buying at a high position can easily lead to losses; conversely, if there is a downturn in the afternoon, stay calm, observe for a while, and wait for the next day to find a low point to enter, often you can acquire shares at a low price.

3. Maintain a stable mindset during downturns: If you see the price of a coin dropping in the morning, don’t rush to cut your losses; the market changes rapidly, and morning fluctuations are often "smoke and mirrors"; if the market is stagnant with no fluctuations, don’t rush, it might be better to take a break and wait for opportunities.

4. Strictly adhere to trading rules: If the coins you hold haven’t reached your expected high position, don’t sell them easily; making a little profit is still a loss; if it hasn’t dropped to your psychological price, don’t rush to buy, to avoid buying at a half-way point; as for the sideways phase, with no clear direction, trading at this time is undoubtedly like a blind person touching an elephant, it’s better to watch from the sidelines.

5. Operate based on candlestick patterns: Enter on bearish candles and exit on bullish candles, which is a classic strategy. A bearish candle means the price is adjusting, and the shares become cheaper, making it a good time to buy; a bullish candle indicates a short-term upward trend, selling at a high point to secure profits is wise.

6. Break the pattern with contrarian thinking: To stand out in the crypto world, sometimes you have to do the opposite. When everyone is enthusiastically chasing, remain calm; when everyone is panicking and selling, be brave and dare to take contrarian actions, only then can you find niche opportunities for wealth outside the mainstream trends.

7. Endure the pain of consolidation: When prices consolidate for a long time at high or low levels, it can be quite frustrating. During this time, don’t let anxiety take over; stay calm and wait for the trend to become clear, whether it’s an upward push or a downward test, before making a full effort.

8. Catch the tail end of a surge: After a long period of consolidation at high levels, once there is renewed upward momentum, don’t hesitate, this is likely the last frenzy. Sell in a timely manner to secure the profits you have on paper, or they may disappear in an instant. @金满兜带单日记

Many people understand K-lines, indicators, and can judge trends, yet repeatedly stumble due to falling into the "empiricism" trap, using inertia to counter the market. $XRP

Be wary of these 4 pitfalls.

Over-relying on historical experience. I have seen too many experienced traders copy the previous bull-bear strategy, such as being obsessed with "BTC must rebound at MA30," while ignoring current regulations and changes in capital flow.

Market tools can overlay multi-timeframe data, avoiding anchoring to a single experience, and remember that "history is similar but does not repeat."

Undervaluing the cost of small position trial and error. $SOL

Often, due to "understanding the market," they skip trial and error and directly enter with a large position.

Little do they know that the main players love to harvest "certain judgments"; even if the direction is correct, they may still get stopped out by a spike. It is recommended that the initial position for a single currency does not exceed 8%, using a small position to validate signals before gradually increasing the position.

The piling up of indicators leads to decision-making inefficiency. $BNB

Often overlaying more than ten indicators like MACD, RSI, KDJ, hesitating when signals contradict, missing the best timing, or forcing a consistent signal to enter and getting trapped.

Simplify the indicator system; the market page should keep "moving averages + trading volume + funding rate" only, as simpler signals are more efficient.

Profit taking has no boundaries.

Can earn small money but cannot hold large profits, often due to "greed for earning one more point" canceling the moving stop loss, ultimately resulting in profit taking or even losses. Use Binance conditional orders to set "take profit 50% reduce position 60%", and lock the remaining position with dynamic stop loss, refusing to engage in bottomless battles. @金满兜带单日记

If you don't build your own trading system, it's better to find a betting platform and gamble on the odds, at least you have a 50% chance.

Most people in the cryptocurrency world lose not because they lack strategies, but because they don't have their own trading system—following the crowd to place orders and relying on intuition for profit-taking and stop-loss, fundamentally, it’s all "rule-less gambling".

A real trading system is a tool that helps you lock in risks and seize opportunities, which even beginners can build step by step, saying goodbye to chaotic speculation.

Step 1: Set direction + choose targets, build a solid foundation First, clarify your trading style: short-term focus on 15-minute/4-hour charts, mainly targeting mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, making quick money through volatility; medium-term looks at daily charts, laying out potential coins (like leading narrative sectors) supported by news. Core principle: only trade markets you understand, if you don't understand it, stay in cash, refuse to "touch any coin".

Step 2: Set rules + control risks, maintain the bottom line This is the core of the system, directly determining how long you can survive. Position management: single investment not exceeding 10% of total funds, never go heavy on all-in; stop-loss and profit-taking: short-term stop-loss 1.5%-2%, profit-taking 3%-5%; medium-term stop-loss 8%-10%, profit-taking 20%-30%, parameters fixed without temporary changes. Also limit the number of trades per day, force yourself to close the software when you feel the urge, avoiding emotional trading.

Step 3: Review + optimize, form a closed loop There is no perfect system, only systems that adapt to the market. Spend 10 minutes every day to review: which trades made a profit (was it within the rules or just luck), which trades lost (was the signal wrong or execution poor), and record them as trading logs. Optimize parameters once a week, such as adjusting profit-taking ratios or changing target screening criteria, letting the system adapt to market changes.

Key reminder: A trading system is not better when it's more complex; beginners don’t need to pile on indicators, just a combination of moving averages + trading volume + MACD is sufficient. The core is "consistent execution"; even if the system's accuracy is only 50%, strict execution can still make money through the profit-loss ratio; conversely, no matter how good the system is, it can't withstand last-minute rule changes.

Experts who traverse bull and bear markets in the cryptocurrency world all have their own trading systems.

The process of building a system is the process of transforming from a "gambler" into a "trader". By implementing these 3 steps, you can break free from emotional entanglement, thus ensuring profit in volatility and preserving life in extreme market conditions. @金满兜带单日记

Someone asked what to learn when first entering the cryptocurrency space? What books to read?

Phase 1: "Basic Knowledge of Bitcoin" "Blockchain and the New Economy" "How to Invest in Digital Currency" "Decrypting Bitcoin" "Digital Gold" "Cryptocurrency Trading and Investment"

Phase 2: "Revisiting Anxiety" "Emotional Self-Rescue" "Don't Get Angry" "Tao Te Ching" "Huangdi Neijing" "On Protracted War" "Heart Sutra of Prajnaparamita" "Diamond Sutra: Heart Sutra" "Shennong's Herbal Classic"

Phase 3: "Psychiatry" "Anxiety Disorders" "Depression" "How to Avoid Suicidal Thoughts" "Heart Disease Prevention Guide" "Self-Analysis of Mania"

Phase 4: "Living"

Phase 5: "Rider's Cultivation" "How to Quickly Get Started as a Delivery Rider" "Wilderness Survival" "Survival in the Wild" "10 Yuan Survival Guide" "Begging Guide"

After 6 years of struggling in the crypto world, I understand better than anyone the taste of being liquidated three times and losing all my savings. Now being able to achieve a monthly profit of over 15% isn't due to luck, but rather the result of summarizing four iron rules after stepping into numerous pitfalls. Today, I will share these without reservation. $BTC $ETH

First rule: Don't touch coins you don't understand; it's better to keep cash than to invest blindly.

Many people follow the trend and jump into meme coins, seeing others double their investments and rushing in, only to end up trapped or, worse, losing everything. Remember, you can only make money in the crypto world by investing in what you understand; avoid unfamiliar coins, even if they skyrocket. Keeping cash isn't missing out; it's avoiding 90% of the traps.

Second rule: Position size determines life and death; don't hold more than 20% in a single coin.

This is a lesson I learned the hard way from being liquidated. I once went all in on one coin, and a black swan event caused it to go to zero. Now, I strictly limit my single coin holdings to within 20%. Even if I step on a landmine, it won't be catastrophic, allowing me to retain enough capital to recover. $SOL

Third rule: Always set stop losses and move your take profit to lock in gains.

Before entering a trade, set your stop loss, keeping risk within 1-2% of your principal. When the stop loss point is reached, exit decisively without any luck-based hopes. After making a profit, promptly raise your take profit line; for example, if you earn 10%, adjust your stop loss to the break-even point, allowing profits to run while safeguarding your principal.

Fourth rule: Eliminate emotions; only trade within probabilities.

Greed and fear are major taboos in the crypto world. Chasing when the market rises and panicking when it falls will undoubtedly lead to losses. I only determine direction on the daily chart and find entry points on the 4-hour chart. I only act when the conditions are met; if not, I stay in cash and wait, never letting emotions dictate my actions.

There are no shortcuts to getting rich overnight in the crypto world; only steady, long-term gains. Most people don't lose to the market; they lose to their own greed and wishful thinking. Engrave these four iron rules into your bones, and you'll find that making a profit is actually a natural result.

May you step on fewer landmines and make more money, going further in the crypto world. @金满兜带单日记

Having lived in the crypto world for six years, from three liquidations to stable profitability, I realized: those who can make big money are not the ones who watch the market the most diligently or are the boldest, but those who ingrained 'less action, position control, and counter-intuition' into their bones.

Here are three practical insights to help you avoid two years of detours. $BTC

First, position control is a protective talisman, while being fully invested is an epitaph. No matter how optimistic you are about a cryptocurrency, never exceed 20% of your capital in a single position. Beginners often love to go all in, thinking that with a small capital they should take a gamble, but they don't realize that a single black swan event can wipe them out in the volatile crypto market. I currently have a capital of 10,000 USDT, I invest a maximum of 2,000 USDT in a single trade, and the rest is allocated into different positions. Even if one trade incurs a loss, I still have the confidence to wait for the next opportunity. Surviving is a prerequisite for discussing profitability.

Second, less action leads to more profit, and being in cash is a top-tier skill. In the crypto world, 80% of the time is spent in consolidation, while 20% is in trending. Most people trade daily, seemingly seizing opportunities, but in reality, they exhaust all their profits on transaction fees and stop-losses. I trade no more than five times a month; the rest of the time, I am in cash waiting for signals—waiting for trends to clarify, waiting for patterns to confirm, waiting for capital to enter. Experts understand: when you don’t open a position, you avoid losses; when you do open a position, you can eat half a month's profit. $ETH

Third, counter-intuitive operations refuse to be bound by emotions. When profitable, take the gains; when in loss, decisively stop the loss. This is the most basic yet the hardest to achieve. The common flaw of retail investors is wanting to run after a 5% gain and stubbornly holding on to a 2% loss. I set strict rules: I must cut losses at 1.5%, and when I'm up 3%, I reduce my position by half, using a trailing stop for the rest. The ultimate realm of making money is letting discipline make decisions instead of emotions. $SOL

The crypto world is not a casino, but a battlefield of strategies. There is no cryptocurrency that guarantees profit, only logical strategies that do. The myths of overnight wealth are backed by thousands of instances of restraint and review. Having little capital is not scary; what’s scary is the constant desire to get rich quickly.

Remember: slow is fast, and stability is profit. By adhering to these three principles, you have already outperformed 90% of following retail investors. @金满兜带单日记

The early morning liquidation wave has harvested another batch of people. In my six years in the crypto world, I rolled from 20,000 to tens of millions. I rely on this logic to avoid liquidation, with three core points. Understand these to save yourself three years of detours!

First Strategy: Barbell Strategy to Protect Capital $ETH
Don't go all in or stay completely out! Allocate 50%-60% to BTC/ETH as the main position, keeping it as a ballast in spot trading for maximum resistance to downturns; use the remaining 20%-30% for small leveraged contracts to experiment, never exceeding 5x leverage, and set a stop-loss at 7 points. If you incur losses, accept it and never average down. Finally, allocate 10%-20% to new listings on Binance, testing networks for airdrops, aiming for high-return opportunities but taking profits when available.

Second Strategy: On-Chain Gold Mining to Avoid Pitfalls $BTC

The downturn is the window for picking up treasures, but don't rush into low-market-cap coins! Prioritize those with a daily trading volume exceeding one million dollars, avoiding liquidity traps—coins that no one trades can drop to zero with a single sell-off. Focus on on-chain data, watching for institutional wallets that are increasing positions against the trend. Accumulate in batches when they dip to critical support levels, doubling your win rate.

Third Strategy: Stay Away from Quick Money Traps $SOL

Don't touch those lightning-fast zeroing coins like Pump.fun, and don’t chase nameless Meme coins! Meme coins that can stand firm on Binance must have community consensus + platform support; both are indispensable. I never greedily chase the last bit of profit; with altcoins, I take profits in batches once I've earned 13-20%, as capital safety is always more important than high returns.

Final Reminder: Making big money in the crypto world is not about luck; it's about understanding the rules. In crypto, combine spot trading for foundation, contract trading for risk control, and on-chain opportunities to navigate through bull and bear markets. @金满兜带单日记

After the early morning liquidation wave, the square has added a bunch of 'rooftop literature'. 2.5 billion dollars vanished into thin air, some blame CZ, some blame the Federal Reserve, but no one blames their own hand for touching high leverage. $BNB

Do you remember what CZ said in the last AMA? Newbies should not touch contracts, this is not investing, it's gambling with your life. The reasoning is understood, but one cannot resist the temptation of 'doubling overnight', always feeling they can avoid the stop-loss line. What happened? The market dips slightly, positions evaporate directly, and waking up in the morning, the coin price hasn't changed, but the principal is gone. $ETH

The 'one-click opening' on the Binance contract interface is as smooth as it gets, and the reminder sound during liquidation is just as harsh. Quietly deleting the app is the norm in the contract market. $BNB

Don't trust 'high leverage bottom-fishing', big funds are just waiting for retail investors to add leverage and then accurately crash the market. On-chain data does not lie, the money you lost in liquidation has all gone into institutional wallets.

CZ advises you to test the waters with small funds, listen to the advice and eat a full meal, if you really want to play contracts, set the leverage to within 5 times and leave enough room for stop-loss.

In the crypto world, surviving is more important than making quick money. @金满兜带单日记

Alright, the age-old question: why is execution and self-discipline always emphasized in the crypto world?

The market has never lacked good strategies and opportunities, but most people lose everything not because they can't understand the market, but because they set rules and fail to follow through – they set stop-losses but hesitate when the time comes, they say they won't chase high prices but still follow the crowd, and in the end, they blame themselves for not being disciplined enough. But very few dare to admit: the so-called lack of execution and discipline is fundamentally a flaw in mindset, merely trying to force rules to fill the gaps. $RIVER

Too many retail investors treat self-discipline as a lifesaver, filling their trading plans, setting alarms, yet instantly break down when the market fluctuates. They clearly set a 10% stop-loss but when the price drops, they think "let's wait for a rebound"; they say they'll only trade mainstream coins, but when they see altcoins skyrocketing, they can't help but go all in. $ETH

It's not that the plans are not good enough, it's greed, luck, and fear that create shortcomings in mindset, rendering execution meaningless.

Experts don't rely on rigid self-discipline to restrain themselves. $BTC

They don't panic and cut losses during a crash, nor do they blindly chase during a surge; it's not that their willpower is stronger than ordinary people, but their mindset is stable enough that they don't need to suppress emotions with rules.

Just like some people don’t deliberately control their diet because they’re not greedy; experts don't need to forcibly uphold discipline because their mindset can withstand market fluctuations.

The cruelest truth in the crypto world: self-discipline is a shackle for those with weak mindsets, and execution is a patch for mindset flaws.

The more you force yourself to "have to do it", the easier it is to completely lose control when emotions erupt. I've seen too many people strictly follow their plans for six months, and after one moment of greed, they go all in, losing all their profits; fundamentally, it's still a mindset issue.

Rather than stubbornly sticking to self-discipline, it’s better to first improve your mindset.

Accept that you will make mistakes, give up the obsession with "getting rich overnight", and acknowledge that the market is uncontrollable.

When you no longer greedily seek to earn one more point, no longer rely on luck to hold positions for a rebound, actions like setting stop-losses and controlling positions will naturally occur without the need to force yourself.

Making money in crypto has never been about who is more disciplined, but about who has a more stable mindset.

With a solid mindset, self-discipline and execution will come naturally; with a flawed mindset, even the harshest rules will be broken by emotions.

Stop using self-discipline to cover up mindset shortcomings; repair your inner self to walk a long way in the market. @金满兜带单日记

Half of the people in the cryptocurrency world die from contract liquidation, while the other half are stuck in spot trading, lying flat—the core issue is not understanding the underlying relationship between the two. They are not opposing choices, but rather complementary combinations; used correctly, they can double your speed, but used incorrectly, they lead to total losses. $币安人生

Spot trading is the root, while contracts are the wings. Without the foundation of spot trading, contracts are just castles in the air; only guarding spot trading and not touching contracts leads to inefficiencies in profits. True experts rely on the logic of 'using spot trading as a base and contracts to increase efficiency' to earn steadily.

First, thoroughly understand the underlying logic of spot trading: it is a long-term value investment in cryptocurrencies, where you buy certainty.

For mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, buy progressively when prices drop, and take profits when prices rise; this can withstand market fluctuations while safeguarding your principal, acting as a safety cushion. $ETH

Contracts are tools to amplify profits, not a gambler’s casino. Their core value lies in capturing short-term opportunities based on a solid spot position.

When the market is clear, use 1-3x light leverage to operate in the trend, earn a wave and then exit, never lingering in battle; during market fluctuations, decisively exit with no positions, never forcefully holding on.

The most fatal misconception is using contracts to bet on reversals and using spot trading to chase hotspots. Many people, without a spot position, dare to use 10x or 20x leverage on contracts; once the market reverses, they face immediate liquidation and go to zero; there are also those who follow the trend to buy altcoins, hoping to double their investment based on news, only to end up stuck.

A practical combination logic: use 50%-60% of funds to stock up on mainstream coins in spot trading, building a solid safety cushion; 20%-30% of funds for light contracts to capture short-term waves; and the remaining funds in stablecoins, flexibly supplementing positions or hedging.

Remember: spot trading determines how long you can survive in the cryptocurrency world, while contracts determine how fast you can make money. Steadily guard your principal with spot trading, amplify certain returns with contracts, reject extreme choices, balance risk and efficiency, and you can go further in the market.

Making money in cryptocurrency is never an either/or question; it is a combinatorial question after understanding the underlying logic. Only by thoroughly understanding the relationship between spot trading and contracts can you escape the retail investor trap and steadily achieve capital doubling. @金满兜带单日记 #币圈生存法则

The cryptocurrency market has never been an independent market; the policy direction of the Federal Reserve and the fluctuations of the US stock market are the "invisible hands" that influence cryptocurrency prices. $BTC

Just like this recent crash, Bitcoin fell over 7% in 6 hours, with 420,000 people getting liquidated, and the root cause is the warming expectation of hawkish policy from the Federal Reserve. Today, I will break down the logic in simple terms to help you grasp the macro rhythm and avoid passive harvesting.

The Federal Reserve is the "master faucet," directly determining how much money is in the market.

When easing and lowering interest rates, money becomes less valuable, and institutions and retail investors will throw their funds into high-risk assets like cryptocurrencies and US stocks, creating a bull market;

Once it shifts to tightening and raising interest rates, money will flow back to banks to earn interest, and cryptocurrencies, as risk assets at the end of the spectrum, will be the first to be sold off.

Recently, Trump nominated a hawkish chairperson, and the market is afraid of a delayed interest rate cut, leading to a surge in the dollar index, causing Bitcoin to be directly smashed through support levels. $SOL

US stocks and the cryptocurrency market are "linked comrades" and also "funding adversaries."

In previous easing cycles, both would rise and fall together, with liquidity tides lifting the market; now it’s different, the AI narrative in the US stock market is clear, making it a "safe reservoir" for funds, which instead siphons off capital from the cryptocurrency market.

When US stocks plummet, institutions will sell off crypto assets to cover their positions, triggering a sell-off in the cryptocurrency market; conversely, when US stocks rise steadily, the cryptocurrency market can also benefit from liquidity.

Three major linkage signals that retail investors must watch.

First, the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting; expectations for rate hikes or cuts will directly trigger volatility in the cryptocurrency market;

Second, the performance of US tech stocks; if the Nasdaq drops over 1%, the cryptocurrency market is likely to face pressure as well;

Third, US Treasury yields; once they break 4%, the cryptocurrency market often welcomes a wave of corrections, which is a clear signal for fund risk aversion.

Practical reminder: Don’t just focus on cryptocurrency prices and ignore the macro environment. If the Federal Reserve leans hawkish, reduce leverage and control positions, don’t blindly chase highs; during significant drops in US stocks, avoid bottom-fishing to prevent being caught in a collective liquidation. $ETH

The cryptocurrency market is far smaller than the US stock market, destined to follow the macro rhythm. Understanding the linkage logic between the Federal Reserve and US stocks is essential to safeguard your capital during fluctuations, which is much more reliable than simply guessing price movements. @金满兜带单日记

The cryptocurrency market has never been a fair game. The root cause of not making money often lies not in poor technology, but in being trapped by information barriers. The good news you see may be bait from the market makers; the trending topics you follow may already be the aftermath of someone else's profits. $币安人生

Information disparity is the difference in profit; outside the barriers, there are only chives.

By the time the news reaches retail investors, the market has already moved significantly, chasing highs will lead to losses, and bottom-fishing will inevitably lose money; in essence, it is being harvested by information lag. $BNB

The reason why experts can make consistent profits is that they access core information first and seize the initiative.

How can ordinary people break through information barriers? Here are three practical paths; remember to tread carefully:

First, keep a close eye on information sources. Don't rely on second-hand news from communities or forums; focus on authoritative updates from project official accounts, CoinTelegraph, and major wallet movements to grasp first-hand information and avoid human manipulation traps. $ETH

Second, learn to cross-verify. Don't trust single messages blindly; positive news should be corroborated with market volume and project progress, while negative news should distinguish between emotional outbursts and substantial risks. Blindly following trends will only make you a victim of information.

Third, build your own filtering system. Filter out noise information, focus on mainstream coins and quality track dynamics, and avoid being tempted by false positives of obscure coins. With limited energy, spending time on high-value information is the efficient way to play.

I have seen some people lose their principal by chasing highs based on lagged news, while others keep an eye on major movements, layout in advance, and easily double their profits through information disparity. In the cryptocurrency market, it's not just about technology; it's also about the ability to acquire and interpret information.

Breaking through information barriers is the only way to escape the chives layer. Mastering source information and learning to filter and verify allows you to use information to your advantage rather than being harvested by it. In the crypto world, seeing further allows you to walk steadier and earn more. @金满兜带单日记 #币圈生存法则

If you want to truly make money from trading cryptocurrencies, you have to treat it like a serious job, clocking in and out on time, and following the rules, rather than relying on impulse and luck. $BNB

In the early years after entering the space, I was like most people: staying up late to watch the market, chasing after price movements, suffering from margin calls, insomnia, and anxiety. Later, I completely changed my mindset and stuck to a set of discipline, which ultimately led to steady profits. Here are a few lessons learned from real trading losses that beginners should keep in mind:

1. Only place trades after 9 PM. During the day, the news is mixed and the volatility is chaotic; the market behaves erratically. In the evening, the news is digested, and the candlestick charts are cleaner, with clearer directions. $BNB

2. Take profits first and never be greedy. If you make 1000U, withdraw 300U first, and gamble with the rest. I've seen too many people aiming for five times their profits after making three times, only to be brought back down by a single correction.

3. Only rely on indicators for trading, not on feelings. Install TradingView on your phone, focusing on MACD (golden cross/death cross), RSI (overbought/oversold), and Bollinger Bands (squeeze/breakout). Only enter the market when at least two signals are aligned; relying on feelings is the quickest way to a margin call. $SOL

4. Move your stop-loss up as the price rises. If you can watch the market, adjust your stop-loss upwards with the price (for example, buy at 1000 and if it rises to 1100, move the stop-loss to 1050); if you cannot monitor the market, set a hard stop-loss at 3% to protect against sudden crashes.

5. Have a plan for withdrawing profits. The account numbers are not real money; only when you withdraw to your bank card is it real! Withdraw 30%-50% of each profit, don’t keep everything hoping to multiply it tenfold.

6. There are techniques for reading candlestick charts: for short-term trading, focus on the 1-hour chart; two consecutive bullish candles indicate a potential to go long; for sideways movements, look at the 4-hour chart to find support and enter near the support level.

7. Avoid these pitfalls: do not over-leverage with high margins; do not invest in cryptocurrencies you do not understand; limit yourself to a maximum of three trades per day (more can lead to emotional trading); and never borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies!

Trading cryptocurrencies is not about getting rich quickly through impulse, but about consistently executing a strategy over the long term. Treat it like a job; log in and operate at specific times and log off to rest, which can lead to more stable profits. This is the truth I, General Huang, have learned after many years of experience. @金满兜带单日记