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Aji Review KOL Collection - Thank you for your attention[点击加入阿鸡测评聊天室](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/group-chat-landing?channelToken=W-E1XEp9HU-DVi-wRKcyJA&type=1&entrySource=sharing_link) 🎈This collection breaks down all the items to see who is making stable profits, who is relying on luck, and who is leading the rhythm, explaining everything clearly. You may not believe me, but you can compare it with the K-line because data doesn't lie! [三马哥季刊第一期](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/304667139181985?l=zh-CN&r=P3X85UNI&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=rCZ9lV71whDKfh6jVs7glg&us=copylink)Data statistics and summary analysis from January to March 2026 [三马哥盘解第一期](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/305405221419057?l=zh-CN&r=P3X85UNI&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=rCZ9lV71whDKfh6jVs7glg&us=copylink)Data statistics and analysis from January to March 2026 [必到哥季刊第一期](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/306337851112466?l=zh-CN&r=P3X85UNI&uc=web_square_share_link&uco=rCZ9lV71whDKfh6jVs7glg&us=copylink)Data statistics and summary analysis from January to March 2026

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🎈This collection breaks down all the items to see who is making stable profits, who is relying on luck, and who is leading the rhythm, explaining everything clearly. You may not believe me, but you can compare it with the K-line because data doesn't lie!
三马哥季刊第一期Data statistics and summary analysis from January to March 2026
三马哥盘解第一期Data statistics and analysis from January to March 2026

必到哥季刊第一期Data statistics and summary analysis from January to March 2026
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The subscription group's function is out, and I've set a threshold of 9.9, hoping we can thrive in this market for a long time~ What can I bring to everyone? I really need to think hard about this~ 🎈I don't want to be the one shouting orders; there are countless strategies in the market, and anyone can trade better than me. 🎈I don't want to be the one selling courses; I don’t know anything about this theory or that theory~ 🎈I want to be someone who uses data to challenge KOLs, someone who uses data to uplift KOLs. Perhaps they shout orders like a god, and they've made quite a bit recently, but data doesn't lie. In an age of transparent information, data will let you know who is swimming naked in this market~ 😊9.9 is mainly to serve as a filter, it's a ticket. I can't help you make money, but I can help you avoid pitfalls; we let data do the talking~#阿鸡测评
The subscription group's function is out, and I've set a threshold of 9.9, hoping we can thrive in this market for a long time~
What can I bring to everyone? I really need to think hard about this~
🎈I don't want to be the one shouting orders; there are countless strategies in the market, and anyone can trade better than me.
🎈I don't want to be the one selling courses; I don’t know anything about this theory or that theory~
🎈I want to be someone who uses data to challenge KOLs, someone who uses data to uplift KOLs. Perhaps they shout orders like a god, and they've made quite a bit recently, but data doesn't lie. In an age of transparent information, data will let you know who is swimming naked in this market~
😊9.9 is mainly to serve as a filter, it's a ticket. I can't help you make money, but I can help you avoid pitfalls; we let data do the talking~#阿鸡测评
It's a bear market, making money isn't easy, keep the money in your own pocket~ What good is there to do in this market? If you didn't make money in a bull market, do you expect to get rich in a bear market?
It's a bear market, making money isn't easy, keep the money in your own pocket~ What good is there to do in this market? If you didn't make money in a bull market, do you expect to get rich in a bear market?
There is a classic story in the crypto world: A newcomer asked an old hand: "How can I make money in the crypto world?" The old hand said: "It's very simple, remember two points—buy low and sell high." The newcomer excitedly asked: "Then how do you judge low and high?" The old hand fell silent for a moment: "Once you sell, that's low; once you buy, that's high." 😄 #America's "No King" Protest
There is a classic story in the crypto world:

A newcomer asked an old hand: "How can I make money in the crypto world?"

The old hand said: "It's very simple, remember two points—buy low and sell high."

The newcomer excitedly asked: "Then how do you judge low and high?"

The old hand fell silent for a moment: "Once you sell, that's low; once you buy, that's high." 😄
#America's "No King" Protest
Don't know 🤷 your trading style? Don't understand the blogger's trading level? Don't know whether to make money in the long term or short term? ! Follow Aji Evaluation! Professional, fair, and transparent! #全球市场波动
Don't know 🤷 your trading style?
Don't understand the blogger's trading level?
Don't know whether to make money in the long term or short term?
! Follow Aji Evaluation! Professional, fair, and transparent! #全球市场波动
Aji Quarterly—Bi Dao Quarterly ReviewAji Quarterly, published every season—Bi Dao————[阿鸡KOL聊天室](https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/group-chat-landing?channelToken=W-E1XEp9HU-DVi-wRKcyJA&type=1&entrySource=sharing_link) First, let's look at the conclusion. Bi Dao has opened 44 orders in the last three months, with a win rate of over 75% and a total profit and loss of 1200u. The profit and loss per transaction is 1.2%. This data is considered high win rate among KOLs, representing a type of trader that can provide sustainable outputs, suitable for everyone to follow and observe in the long term. His trades are mainly focused on mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL, without randomly trading altcoins, indicating that his trading focus is very clear—only engaging with the major market. Entry, stop loss, take profit, and closing are all quite complete, indicating that he doesn't just call directions but has a complete trading plan. I think this is essential for a KOL in the signal-calling category.

Aji Quarterly—Bi Dao Quarterly Review

Aji Quarterly, published every season—Bi Dao————阿鸡KOL聊天室
First, let's look at the conclusion. Bi Dao has opened 44 orders in the last three months, with a win rate of over 75% and a total profit and loss of 1200u. The profit and loss per transaction is 1.2%. This data is considered high win rate among KOLs, representing a type of trader that can provide sustainable outputs, suitable for everyone to follow and observe in the long term.

His trades are mainly focused on mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and SOL, without randomly trading altcoins, indicating that his trading focus is very clear—only engaging with the major market.

Entry, stop loss, take profit, and closing are all quite complete, indicating that he doesn't just call directions but has a complete trading plan. I think this is essential for a KOL in the signal-calling category.
🎈You are a long-term player, yet you choose to follow short-term bloggers. You are a short-term player but are fixated on the positions of long-term bloggers. In the end, it's not that they are incapable; it's that you simply don't understand what you are dealing with. 🎈Some people rely on high win rates to make a living, some on win-loss ratios, some excel at position management, and others are good at capturing one-sided market trends. If you don't clarify these aspects and only focus on the superficial bull-bear dynamics and price levels, you will never make money in this KOL trading model. 🎈To put it bluntly, KOLs are not meant for blind following but for research and utilization. You need to first understand their cycles, rhythms, risk control, averaging strategies, and profit-taking methods before deciding if this person is suitable for you, rather than rushing in just because they made money in the last two days or criticizing them after they lose a trade. 🎈The biggest problem for retail investors is not the inability to find capable people but the lack of knowledge on how to utilize capable individuals. If you don't even know what kind of money you are making, then it won't help to follow anyone.
🎈You are a long-term player, yet you choose to follow short-term bloggers. You are a short-term player but are fixated on the positions of long-term bloggers. In the end, it's not that they are incapable; it's that you simply don't understand what you are dealing with.
🎈Some people rely on high win rates to make a living, some on win-loss ratios, some excel at position management, and others are good at capturing one-sided market trends. If you don't clarify these aspects and only focus on the superficial bull-bear dynamics and price levels, you will never make money in this KOL trading model.
🎈To put it bluntly, KOLs are not meant for blind following but for research and utilization. You need to first understand their cycles, rhythms, risk control, averaging strategies, and profit-taking methods before deciding if this person is suitable for you, rather than rushing in just because they made money in the last two days or criticizing them after they lose a trade.
🎈The biggest problem for retail investors is not the inability to find capable people but the lack of knowledge on how to utilize capable individuals. If you don't even know what kind of money you are making, then it won't help to follow anyone.
Thanks to Sanma, thanks to Yanchi, thanks to Bidao Brother!\n\nAlthough it's not as significant as everyone else's efforts, the logic of following the trades is the same.~\n\nI said, following the trades according to the rules can make money; if you can't make money by following trades, you are either foolish or slow-witted~
Thanks to Sanma, thanks to Yanchi, thanks to Bidao Brother!\n\nAlthough it's not as significant as everyone else's efforts, the logic of following the trades is the same.~\n\nI said, following the trades according to the rules can make money; if you can't make money by following trades, you are either foolish or slow-witted~
This is the real 'Musk', I just want to say that if one has the strength, Musk will reward the rocket, brothers!!!!
This is the real 'Musk', I just want to say that if one has the strength, Musk will reward the rocket, brothers!!!!
Fish look for fish, shrimp look for shrimp, turtles pair with Wang Ba. 🎈Short-term traders should not focus on the win rate of long-term KOLs; instead, pay attention to their profit-loss ratio. Long-term traders should not judge short-term traders solely based on their profit-loss ratio; check their win rates and do not deify any KOL. I believe those big KOLs have a better grasp of the market than those friends who spend all day in live streaming rooms looking for strategies. 🎈Don't label yourself as a genius trader; you know your own worth.
Fish look for fish, shrimp look for shrimp, turtles pair with Wang Ba.
🎈Short-term traders should not focus on the win rate of long-term KOLs; instead, pay attention to their profit-loss ratio. Long-term traders should not judge short-term traders solely based on their profit-loss ratio; check their win rates and do not deify any KOL. I believe those big KOLs have a better grasp of the market than those friends who spend all day in live streaming rooms looking for strategies.
🎈Don't label yourself as a genius trader; you know your own worth.
The Soul of Poetry Trading Manual 1. The trades of the Soul of Poetry are not suitable for those who only look at win rates. The profit-to-loss ratio of the Soul of Poetry is greater than the win rate. Even when facing consecutive losses, profits are not completely lost. First, you must accept the fact of a low win rate. 2. When following the Soul of Poetry, position size must be light; otherwise, after a few consecutive losses, you may directly collapse mentally and be unwilling to continue following, which may cause you to miss significant market movements. 3. When following the Soul of Poetry, strict stop-loss measures must be implemented. The fear is that you think the price will come back and you hold on, which often leads to massive losses. 4. The trades of the Soul of Poetry are only suitable for patient individuals. They are not trades that can be closed in three or five days. The win rate of the Soul of Poetry is very low, but the profit-to-loss ratio is enormous; once you take the profit and close the position, the profit is unimaginable. 5. The most important thing when following the Soul of Poetry is to wait—wait for the profitable trades, wait for market trends. Do not try to be clever by yourself; lower your position size and continue following the trades. 6. KOLs are just tools; only by using tools well can you obtain the profits you desire in the market.
The Soul of Poetry Trading Manual
1. The trades of the Soul of Poetry are not suitable for those who only look at win rates. The profit-to-loss ratio of the Soul of Poetry is greater than the win rate. Even when facing consecutive losses, profits are not completely lost. First, you must accept the fact of a low win rate.

2. When following the Soul of Poetry, position size must be light; otherwise, after a few consecutive losses, you may directly collapse mentally and be unwilling to continue following, which may cause you to miss significant market movements.

3. When following the Soul of Poetry, strict stop-loss measures must be implemented. The fear is that you think the price will come back and you hold on, which often leads to massive losses.

4. The trades of the Soul of Poetry are only suitable for patient individuals. They are not trades that can be closed in three or five days. The win rate of the Soul of Poetry is very low, but the profit-to-loss ratio is enormous; once you take the profit and close the position, the profit is unimaginable.

5. The most important thing when following the Soul of Poetry is to wait—wait for the profitable trades, wait for market trends. Do not try to be clever by yourself; lower your position size and continue following the trades.

6. KOLs are just tools; only by using tools well can you obtain the profits you desire in the market.
Yan Chi's Trading Manual @YanChiBit 1. When following Yan Chi's trades, pay close attention to the logic provided by Yan Chi. Only follow trades that have clear logic and defined stop-losses, for example, if he calls for a drop and then a rebound, look at the K-line chart to enter the market. 2. Don’t increase your position size just because there are fewer trades. His trades emphasize quality over quantity; hold a normal position in mainstream coins and take half a position in altcoins. 3. Yan Chi's trades do not involve adding to positions; there are only hard stop-losses. After a loss, do not make your own judgments to re-enter or randomly add to positions. In Yan Chi's trading system, there is only adding to positions during floating profits; there is no concept of adding to positions to recover from floating losses. 4. Yan Chi's trades have strict take-profit and stop-loss rules. Each trade has a larger cycle and may hold for several days. You need to withstand fluctuations and feel the cycle; it is not suitable for short-term traders to follow, as they might exit with floating profits, only to have the next trade hit the stop-loss. 5. At the beginning, if you are not familiar, trade small amounts with 30-50 trades before normal operations. KOLs are just tools; if you use each KOL effectively, you can make money in this market.
Yan Chi's Trading Manual @颜驰Bit
1. When following Yan Chi's trades, pay close attention to the logic provided by Yan Chi. Only follow trades that have clear logic and defined stop-losses, for example, if he calls for a drop and then a rebound, look at the K-line chart to enter the market.

2. Don’t increase your position size just because there are fewer trades. His trades emphasize quality over quantity; hold a normal position in mainstream coins and take half a position in altcoins.

3. Yan Chi's trades do not involve adding to positions; there are only hard stop-losses. After a loss, do not make your own judgments to re-enter or randomly add to positions. In Yan Chi's trading system, there is only adding to positions during floating profits; there is no concept of adding to positions to recover from floating losses.

4. Yan Chi's trades have strict take-profit and stop-loss rules. Each trade has a larger cycle and may hold for several days. You need to withstand fluctuations and feel the cycle; it is not suitable for short-term traders to follow, as they might exit with floating profits, only to have the next trade hit the stop-loss.

5. At the beginning, if you are not familiar, trade small amounts with 30-50 trades before normal operations. KOLs are just tools; if you use each KOL effectively, you can make money in this market.
Brother San Ma's @sanmageshuai Trading Manual: Without discussing pros and cons, comrades who will follow Brother San Ma's orders should carefully study and treat KOL as their own tool. Before using the tool, read the instructions carefully: 1. Strictly follow the position: 2% for initial position, 3% for additional position, don’t arbitrarily increase it. You are not San Ma, don’t use your own fantasies to change his system. 2. Many of San Ma's trades, after adding positions, essentially reflect a mentality of running away. For example, opening a position with 2% at 2000, adding 3% at 1900, the average price comes to 1940. At this point, the priority is not to make big money, but to reduce risk first. Set the take profit around 1940, or run a few points above the cost; the core idea is to turn the trade into a safe trade first. 3. San Ma's take profit understanding is different from that of ordinary people. When he says to close at 30% and 70%, I more strongly recommend that ordinary followers close everything directly. Don’t be greedy, don’t chase the tail ends; wait for the next order. You earn money through discipline, not through fantasies. 4. Stop losses are normal; don’t mythologize "it will definitely run." Some trades can break even after adding positions, while others may reverse and accelerate, not giving any chance at all. For such trades, if it needs to stop loss, then stop loss; don’t use one or two losses to negate the entire system. 5. Those who just started following San Ma should first use small funds to run 30-50 trades. After familiarizing with the rhythm, then use normal positions. If you follow, do it continuously; don’t stop just because you lost one trade, as all the following trades could be profits.
Brother San Ma's @三马哥 Trading Manual: Without discussing pros and cons, comrades who will follow Brother San Ma's orders should carefully study and treat KOL as their own tool. Before using the tool, read the instructions carefully:
1. Strictly follow the position: 2% for initial position, 3% for additional position, don’t arbitrarily increase it. You are not San Ma, don’t use your own fantasies to change his system.

2. Many of San Ma's trades, after adding positions, essentially reflect a mentality of running away. For example, opening a position with 2% at 2000, adding 3% at 1900, the average price comes to 1940. At this point, the priority is not to make big money, but to reduce risk first. Set the take profit around 1940, or run a few points above the cost; the core idea is to turn the trade into a safe trade first.

3. San Ma's take profit understanding is different from that of ordinary people. When he says to close at 30% and 70%, I more strongly recommend that ordinary followers close everything directly. Don’t be greedy, don’t chase the tail ends; wait for the next order. You earn money through discipline, not through fantasies.

4. Stop losses are normal; don’t mythologize "it will definitely run." Some trades can break even after adding positions, while others may reverse and accelerate, not giving any chance at all. For such trades, if it needs to stop loss, then stop loss; don’t use one or two losses to negate the entire system.

5. Those who just started following San Ma should first use small funds to run 30-50 trades.
After familiarizing with the rhythm, then use normal positions.
If you follow, do it continuously; don’t stop just because you lost one trade, as all the following trades could be profits.
sanmu@SanMuTrader , there aren't many fans in the square, but since I'm a trader at bn Square, I took the liberty of compiling some statistics. The profit and loss report is below, with total earnings at 856.27U, a win rate of 55.6%. The win rate isn't very high, but the profitability isn't weak. Total profits rely heavily on a few big trades, which indicates that his earnings aren't evenly distributed but depend on key opportunities to boost overall results. Sanmu isn't the most stable, but he is the type who can seize opportunities and profit significantly; the issue is that there are still quite a few random trades, and the stability needs further validation. #BTC
sanmu@三木Trader , there aren't many fans in the square, but since I'm a trader at bn Square, I took the liberty of compiling some statistics. The profit and loss report is below, with total earnings at 856.27U, a win rate of 55.6%. The win rate isn't very high, but the profitability isn't weak. Total profits rely heavily on a few big trades, which indicates that his earnings aren't evenly distributed but depend on key opportunities to boost overall results.

Sanmu isn't the most stable, but he is the type who can seize opportunities and profit significantly; the issue is that there are still quite a few random trades, and the stability needs further validation. #BTC
Deep Plate解——颜驰A chicken plate解——颜驰@YanChiBit Hello everyone, the theme of today's content is (Yan Chi Trading Performance Deep Penetration Report). This is not simply looking at a few profit screenshots, nor is it about seeing one or two miraculous trades. Rather, it is based on a set of core real trading data to dissect Yan Chi's profit logic, asset allocation, leverage usage, and risk control model. The core question I want to answer is: is Yan Chi simply lucky, or does he possess repeatable trading ability? From the results presented in this report, the answer leans more towards the latter. Because this set of data not only made money but also demonstrated a relatively complete system in terms of win rate, profit-loss ratio, drawdown control, and asset switching.

Deep Plate解——颜驰

A chicken plate解——颜驰@颜驰Bit
Hello everyone, the theme of today's content is (Yan Chi Trading Performance Deep Penetration Report).

This is not simply looking at a few profit screenshots, nor is it about seeing one or two miraculous trades. Rather, it is based on a set of core real trading data to dissect Yan Chi's profit logic, asset allocation, leverage usage, and risk control model. The core question I want to answer is: is Yan Chi simply lucky, or does he possess repeatable trading ability? From the results presented in this report, the answer leans more towards the latter. Because this set of data not only made money but also demonstrated a relatively complete system in terms of win rate, profit-loss ratio, drawdown control, and asset switching.
Binance Square's tipping originally has a 0% commission, and creators receive 100% of the tips. So some people just "transfer the money in their pocket around", and then package it as an impressive live streaming achievement, which really has no value. The performance of transferring from one hand to the other might fool outsiders, but those who understand can see through it at a glance. #起愿
Binance Square's tipping originally has a 0% commission, and creators receive 100% of the tips.
So some people just "transfer the money in their pocket around", and then package it as an impressive live streaming achievement, which really has no value.
The performance of transferring from one hand to the other might fool outsiders, but those who understand can see through it at a glance. #起愿
In-depth Analysis - San Ma GeWhat exactly is San Ma Ge strong at? @sanmageshuai Many people only see explosive trades, leverage, and profit screenshots when looking at trading, but what truly determines whether a trader can survive is never just a couple of godly operations, but rather whether their underlying structure is stable. This time I have publicly disassembled San Ma Ge's real trading, and the conclusion is actually very clear: his core is not about 'betting on the right direction', but rather putting himself in a position that is very hard to die in, and then seeking profits. The entire report compiled statistics on 113 public trades, covering the period from January 2 to March 23. The trading targets are highly concentrated, with BTC being absolutely dominant, ETH as an auxiliary explosive variety, and occasionally encountering XAU; on the surface, the leverage looks very high, basically fixed at 100 times, but the real key is not in the leverage ratio, but in controlling each capital input to only 2% to 5%. This means he uses high leverage to increase capital efficiency, but locks the overall account drawdown tightly with extremely low positions.

In-depth Analysis - San Ma Ge

What exactly is San Ma Ge strong at? @三马哥
Many people only see explosive trades, leverage, and profit screenshots when looking at trading, but what truly determines whether a trader can survive is never just a couple of godly operations, but rather whether their underlying structure is stable.

This time I have publicly disassembled San Ma Ge's real trading, and the conclusion is actually very clear: his core is not about 'betting on the right direction', but rather putting himself in a position that is very hard to die in, and then seeking profits. The entire report compiled statistics on 113 public trades, covering the period from January 2 to March 23. The trading targets are highly concentrated, with BTC being absolutely dominant, ETH as an auxiliary explosive variety, and occasionally encountering XAU; on the surface, the leverage looks very high, basically fixed at 100 times, but the real key is not in the leverage ratio, but in controlling each capital input to only 2% to 5%. This means he uses high leverage to increase capital efficiency, but locks the overall account drawdown tightly with extremely low positions.
I posted something about Sanma, and many people came to respond. 🎈Brother Ji, the risk-reward ratio of Sanma is not good, I exploded with Sanma… 🎈Seeing you say this makes me feel bad too. But have you ever thought about a question: from January 1st to now, March 25th, why has Sanma's trades been profitable as a whole over these three months? How could it turn a capital of 1000u into 2300u? 🎈You might say: Brother Ji, your data is incorrect~ Good! I followed the strategy of @sanmageshuai , looking back at the K-line based on time points, to see if there were stop losses, if there were successful escapes, if there were profits, strictly checking whether the supplementary positions were executed! 🎈I'm not praising Sanma, I also know why you don't like Sanma. You follow the process, it's about a specific trade, a few trades; did you strictly follow the supplementary positions, strictly set stop losses, and not be greedy when exiting near the cost after supplementary positions? If this trade lost, did you continue to follow? I think not, you followed Sanma for at most a few days or a few trades, and then saw a bunch of people criticizing in the square and followed the public opinion. I read your messages and know where your points are; the process of making trades isn't always pretty. When I looked back at the K-line, I also saw the floating losses when entering, or a single trade stopping loss at 5%, 20% of the capital. However, I have never exploded my capital of 1000u due to continuous losses, and my data can reflect this; Sanma's winning rate is not low! 🎈The trading logic of Sanma requires you to spend time and energy to adjust, and you don't even know how to follow. Just spend 10u to practice and see what the situation is. I also hope that when everyone in the square refutes anyone, you not only put forward your opinions but also bring your collected evidence, whether data, position screenshots, time and place; otherwise, you are just influencing KOLs. Influencing KOLs means you are affecting the trust of retail investors in them. You are venting your desires but harming the interests of others, and this won't make the square better.
I posted something about Sanma, and many people came to respond.
🎈Brother Ji, the risk-reward ratio of Sanma is not good, I exploded with Sanma…
🎈Seeing you say this makes me feel bad too. But have you ever thought about a question: from January 1st to now, March 25th, why has Sanma's trades been profitable as a whole over these three months? How could it turn a capital of 1000u into 2300u?
🎈You might say: Brother Ji, your data is incorrect~ Good! I followed the strategy of @三马哥 , looking back at the K-line based on time points, to see if there were stop losses, if there were successful escapes, if there were profits, strictly checking whether the supplementary positions were executed!
🎈I'm not praising Sanma, I also know why you don't like Sanma. You follow the process, it's about a specific trade, a few trades; did you strictly follow the supplementary positions, strictly set stop losses, and not be greedy when exiting near the cost after supplementary positions? If this trade lost, did you continue to follow? I think not, you followed Sanma for at most a few days or a few trades, and then saw a bunch of people criticizing in the square and followed the public opinion. I read your messages and know where your points are; the process of making trades isn't always pretty. When I looked back at the K-line, I also saw the floating losses when entering, or a single trade stopping loss at 5%, 20% of the capital. However, I have never exploded my capital of 1000u due to continuous losses, and my data can reflect this; Sanma's winning rate is not low!
🎈The trading logic of Sanma requires you to spend time and energy to adjust, and you don't even know how to follow. Just spend 10u to practice and see what the situation is. I also hope that when everyone in the square refutes anyone, you not only put forward your opinions but also bring your collected evidence, whether data, position screenshots, time and place; otherwise, you are just influencing KOLs. Influencing KOLs means you are affecting the trust of retail investors in them. You are venting your desires but harming the interests of others, and this won't make the square better.
Aji Quarterly – “Plaza King” Yan ChiAji Quarterly, published every quarter—Yan Chi @YanChiBit Today I compiled a list of Yan Chi's trades since the beginning of 2026. The trades listed below are those explicitly recommended in the strategy group. There were no vague definitions in the group. I spent twenty hours watching some of his live streams. Yan Chi likes to teach trading and wants everyone to understand his trading logic. His strategy group's trades reflect this. Perhaps because he has been traveling for the past three months, the number of trades is indeed not large. 🎈To put it simply, in the past three months, I've placed fewer than 20 trades with a win rate exceeding 75%, achieving a profit of 1434 USDT, surpassing even Sanma Ge's (a popular trader). I used the same position sizing, as you can see in the screenshots. Yan Chi's strengths are evident in the data: his average profit/loss ratio is significantly higher, meaning his profit/loss ratio is substantial. He doesn't rely on quantity to accumulate profits but rather on capturing trends. On the downside, there are significant drawdowns on losing trades (some were quite large), and his profit structure leans towards "large gains," meaning not every trade is consistent. His trading style is aggressive, leading to greater volatility.

Aji Quarterly – “Plaza King” Yan Chi

Aji Quarterly, published every quarter—Yan Chi @颜驰Bit
Today I compiled a list of Yan Chi's trades since the beginning of 2026. The trades listed below are those explicitly recommended in the strategy group. There were no vague definitions in the group. I spent twenty hours watching some of his live streams. Yan Chi likes to teach trading and wants everyone to understand his trading logic. His strategy group's trades reflect this. Perhaps because he has been traveling for the past three months, the number of trades is indeed not large.
🎈To put it simply, in the past three months, I've placed fewer than 20 trades with a win rate exceeding 75%, achieving a profit of 1434 USDT, surpassing even Sanma Ge's (a popular trader). I used the same position sizing, as you can see in the screenshots. Yan Chi's strengths are evident in the data: his average profit/loss ratio is significantly higher, meaning his profit/loss ratio is substantial. He doesn't rely on quantity to accumulate profits but rather on capturing trends. On the downside, there are significant drawdowns on losing trades (some were quite large), and his profit structure leans towards "large gains," meaning not every trade is consistent. His trading style is aggressive, leading to greater volatility.
The statistics on my side are all time-stamped, and each order can be checked against the specific candlestick for verification. If you think there is an issue, you can directly point out which one, and we can review them one by one by time. I created this statistic based on time + candlestick to restore it, not just based on feelings, so everyone is welcome to verify it, rather than just looking at the results and making conclusions. In fact, I hope that everyone has a spirit of verification, willing to compare and review. If everyone can do this, the people in the square who rely on vague records and manipulate the market will naturally decrease significantly.
The statistics on my side are all time-stamped, and each order can be checked against the specific candlestick for verification. If you think there is an issue, you can directly point out which one, and we can review them one by one by time.

I created this statistic based on time + candlestick to restore it, not just based on feelings, so everyone is welcome to verify it, rather than just looking at the results and making conclusions.

In fact, I hope that everyone has a spirit of verification, willing to compare and review. If everyone can do this, the people in the square who rely on vague records and manipulate the market will naturally decrease significantly.
Gisele Bottin QwYI
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Sanma's summary seems a bit off; some points were actually not hit, and the hard stop loss you recorded is based on cost.
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