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Two Pancake Strategy

Enter short in the range of 2065-2095

Target 1950-1980

Stop Loss 2125

(Personal opinion, for reference only, please do not criticize if you don't like it)

#ETH走势分析

$ETH Pay attention to the 2030 position at night. Only if it stands firmly above this position for 1-2 hours can we expect a rebound. Pay attention to the resistance levels around 2080-2120-2150!

If the rebound does not rise above 2030 at night, it indicates that the small-level rebound lacks strength, and we should continue to watch the support levels around 1965-1910-1870!

Ming's trading advice

Short near 2030

Stop loss 2070

Take profit near 1930

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$ETH 2026-3-26 Precise Long Position Layout, Grasping Swing Profits
🔥 Binance Real-Time Signals｜Swing Long Position Opportunities Emerge, Precise Entry Points Locked In, Follow the Rhythm to Steadily Capture Profits 💹
After a brief market analysis and technical confirmation, the current trend aligns with a long position logic, avoiding oscillation traps, providing a clear and executable trading strategy that beginners can easily follow, while seasoned traders can implement directly👇
✅ Core Trading Strategy
📌 Entry Point: Around 2100 (can slightly fluctuate 1-2 points, enter directly near the current price without hesitation)
🛡️ Stop Loss Point: 2080 (strict stop loss, do not hold positions or average down! Maintain the bottom line of risk to avoid expanding losses, this is the core premise of trading profit)
🎯 Take Profit Point: Around 2180 (first take profit point, after reaching, can take profits in batches, leaving some positions for potential extension, prioritize stability, do not be greedy)
📊 Logic Analysis
After the current market oscillation and consolidation, strong support below at 2080 forms an effective support level, the upper space has opened up, entering around 2110 offers high value for money, reasonable stop loss space, and considerable take profit potential, aligning with short-term swing trading logic, balancing safety and profitability✅
⚠️ Important Reminder (Must Read)
1. Strictly execute stop loss and take profit, do not modify entry points at will, the market changes rapidly, discipline is key to profitability, do not hold onto luck;
2. Reasonable position control, it is recommended to enter with light positions (20-30%), avoid fully loaded trades, and reserve funds to cope with sudden market fluctuations;
3. This article is only for technical analysis and trading advice, does not constitute any investment guidance, the market carries risks, trading should be cautious, profit and loss are self-responsible;
4. After entering the market, monitor the market in real-time, if the stop loss point is breached, exit immediately, do not hold positions or cling to battles, protecting the principal is essential for future profit opportunities.
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For eight years of trading cryptocurrency, from twenty thousand to fifty million, I have always adhered to these eight trading principles.

Many people think that making money in the crypto world relies on luck, but in reality, those who earn long-term profits depend on rules and discipline.

I started with a capital of twenty thousand and grew it to over fifty million; the core is not complicated, just strictly following a set of trading logic.

The first principle is to diversify your capital.

It's best to divide the capital into five parts and only use one part to enter the market each time, while setting a 10% stop-loss. Even if the judgment is wrong, the overall loss is still kept within a small range.

The second principle is that trading with the trend has a higher win rate.

Rebounds in a downtrend are mostly traps to lure buyers, while pullbacks in an uptrend often present buying opportunities. Going with the trend is much safer than trying to catch a falling knife.

The third principle is to avoid coins that have surged in the short term.

The probability of continuing to rise after a significant short-term increase is not high; many retail investors like to chase after rises, only to end up trapped at high levels.

The fourth principle is to use MACD to assist in judging market rhythm.

When the DIF and DEA cross above the zero line, it often signals a stable entry point. If a death cross appears at high levels, it's time to consider reducing positions or exiting.

The fifth principle is to never average down when in loss.

Many people keep adding to their positions as they incur losses, which leads them deeper into trouble. The correct approach is to cut losses and add to winning positions.

The sixth principle is that trading volume is crucial.

A breakout on increased volume at low levels indicates funds are entering, while increased volume at high levels without a price rise often suggests funds are starting to exit.

The seventh principle is to only trade coins that are trending upwards.

Look at the three-day line in the short term and the thirty-day line in the medium term. If the overall moving averages are trending upwards, the market is more likely to follow that trend.

The eighth principle is to develop a habit of reviewing trades.

Review the market daily to check if the logic has changed, and adjust strategies in a timely manner to avoid repeating mistakes.

There are many opportunities in the crypto world, but what truly creates a gap is risk control, patience, and execution. As long as there is a stable trading system, the results over the long term will naturally be good @Ming_铭哥

Eight years ago, when I invested all my savings

twenty thousand yuan into the cryptocurrency account, my hands were shaking

Now, with thirty-four million lying there, I feel calm instead

What these eight years have taught me is worth more than numbers

In terms of capital management, I never go all in; I only use twenty percent each time

I set a hard stop loss at 10% for single trades; even if I make five mistakes in a row, I will only lose half at most, but a single trend can recover it all.

Many people die waiting for just a little longer; I die from having to cut losses.

I never try to catch the bottom of a trend

Guessing the bottom during a decline is like catching flying knives; I only wait for a pullback buy point after the trend is established

The direction validated by the market has a naturally higher win rate

I never touch meme coins; altcoins that multiply daily are just bait, and the pump is only to find someone to take over.

I would rather miss out than be cannon fodder

The MACD is the only indicator I look at.

When a golden cross breaks above the zero line, I enter; when a death cross occurs above the zero line, I immediately reduce my position regardless of profit or loss.

I don’t predict; I just follow.

There are also strict rules for adding positions; averaging down on losses amplifies mistakes, while adding to profitable positions snowballs gains.

A sudden increase in trading volume combined with a price breakout is a signal of real money from the main players; at this time, following in can catch the main upward wave.

The last six words: follow the trend, control losses, be patient

When multiple time frame moving averages resonate upwards, hold; when they turn downwards, exit

There is no holy grail, only discipline

What has accumulated over eight years is not skill, but an anti-human execution ability @Ming_铭哥

At the beginning of the month, a fan with just over a hundred dollars left in his account reached out to me. At that moment, there was no unwillingness in his eyes, only complete despair.

He said, "Brother Ming, this time I don't want to give up. Take me for a comeback."

I nodded after a few seconds of silence; as long as there is a glimmer of hope, we cannot let it extinguish.

Starting with the smallest position of thirty dollars.

The only goal is to survive first, and then talk about a comeback.

Only trading hot coins and short-term, no holding positions or dreaming, setting profit and stop-loss orders in advance for each trade.

With this simple method, the capital grew from just over a hundred dollars to two hundred to four hundred, using only three short-term closed loops.

The secret is discipline and rhythm.

Small funds can also explode.

When the capital breaks through a thousand dollars, the gameplay upgrades, and a three-line operation mode goes live.

For short-term trades, look at the fifteen-minute K-line for quick entries and exits to profit from volatility; for strategic trades, use ten times leverage with a thirty-dollar small position to catch four-hour trends for certainty; for trend trades, confirm the medium-term direction and heavily invest to capture the entire wave of the market.

The power of compound interest is not about going all-in at once but about layering the rhythm.

In one month, from one hundred dollars to fifteen thousand, he successfully turned things around.

The market does not favor speculators but rewards the madmen with plans and execution.

The road to a comeback is under your feet; will you continue to dream or take action @Ming_铭哥

Friends' advice on not making 100,000 USDT in a year of trading coins: read these ten tips.

They are not secrets but help you stay clear-headed in the crypto world and avoid unnecessary detours.

I have been trading for eight years and made over 36 million; these ten points are all practical experiences to remember and follow to avoid 90% of the pitfalls.

First, don't be greedy with less than 100,000 USDT.

Catching the main upward trend once a year is enough; don’t always be fully invested and trade frequently, or you will lose faster. A big market movement can change your account structure.

Second, recognize the upper limit of profit.

If you can't earn money outside your understanding, practice on a simulated account to build mindset and courage. The simulated account allows for infinite trial and error, but losing once in a real account could mean complete exit.

Third, remember significant positive news.

If you haven't sold on the day of the news, make sure to sell on the next day's opening high. Positive news turning into negative news should not be gambled on waiting for a high point; otherwise, you'll be trapped at the peak.

Fourth, avoid traps before holidays.

Reduce positions or go to cash a week before holidays; historical patterns show a high probability of declines during holidays, so it's safer to avoid them in advance.

Fifth, keep enough cash for medium to long-term core investments.

Selling at a high and buying back during a dip is the best strategy; don’t hold onto positions or blindly bottom-fish.

Sixth, monitor two points: trading volume and chart patterns for short-term trades.

Choose active coins with significant volatility; definitely avoid those that are dull and silent to save time.

Seventh, understand the patterns of price fluctuations.

Slow declines and slow rebounds, fast declines and fast rebounds. Understanding this helps you avoid the pitfalls of bottom-fishing and peak-escaping.

Eighth, if you buy the wrong asset, recognize it and cut losses in time.

Preserving your principal is fundamental to survival; don’t stubbornly bear losses; decisive loss-cutting gives you a chance to turn around.

Ninth, always check the 15-minute K-line for short-term trading.

Combine KDJ to find buying and selling points more accurately; beginners should avoid guessing and follow the signals for more reliability.

Tenth, it's not about having many techniques but mastering a few.

There are many ways to make money in crypto; mastering a few is enough. Being greedy leads to underperformance, and in the end, nothing is done well.

The market is fluctuating every day; hold onto your principal and original intention, and you can stand firm in the next cycle.

The market is brewing, don’t wander around blindly alone anymore.

If you are willing, @Ming_铭哥 will take you to shore.

Many people find the cryptocurrency world increasingly complicated after entering, resulting in earning less and less.

I started with thirty thousand and grew it to over fifty million, relying on simple principles to simplify complex matters and execute simple tasks to perfection.

In the first phase, I spent two years increasing thirty thousand to one million five hundred thousand. In the second phase, I went from one million five hundred thousand to seven hundred fifty thousand in just one year, and finally from seven hundred fifty thousand to twenty million in only five months.

As I progressed, I found that the speed of making money was inversely proportional to the frequency of operations. The fewer the operations, the more profit I made.

My strategy is to focus on the N-shaped pattern, first rising vertically, then pulling back, and finally breaking through.

Once the pattern is established, I enter as soon as it breaks and immediately set a stop loss.

I set a stop loss at 2% and take profit at 10%, and even if my win rate is only 35%, I can still achieve stable profits in the long run.

I only monitor a twenty-day moving average and try to avoid interference from other indicators.

Every morning, I check the four-hour chart; if I do not see the N-shaped pattern, I do not make any operations. If I do see it, I set the stop loss and take profit orders.

I operate for five minutes and then rest for the remaining time.

In terms of capital management, I withdraw profits in three steps: when I reach one million five hundred thousand, I only withdraw the initial thirty thousand; when I reach seven hundred fifty thousand, I withdraw half to invest in funds, and keep the remaining capital in the market to ensure safety.

My three rules are: do not chase prices, wait for the pattern confirmation before entering; do not hold positions, immediately stop loss when it breaks; do not linger in battles, withdraw once I've made enough.

In the cryptocurrency world, there is no guaranteed profit method, only patience and selection. Ultimately, the gold that belongs to you will remain.

If you can steadily achieve a 10% return, ten million is just a matter of time @Ming_铭哥

To be honest, I’m not afraid of being laughed at; the way I make money in the crypto world is by using the silly methods that everyone looks down upon.

I don’t watch the market, don’t use leverage, and don’t chase trends. When new coins are launched, I don’t even look at them.

With this silly approach, I turned 3,000 U into 1 million U.

You may find it absurd, but this is the most heart-wrenching truth of the crypto world: too many people lose everything relying on quick wits, while very few become rich using simple methods.

I’ve seen too many people switch coins every three minutes, rushing in whenever there’s good news, going all in with leverage, and when there’s a pullback, they go straight to zero.

It’s not that they don’t understand the technology; it’s that they are too impatient, too eager, and too greedy, ultimately losing to themselves.

I only stick to principles, following rules to earn steady money.

My system is simple and brutal, just three steps.

First, I only invest in high-quality coins that have just launched, using 3% of my funds as a base; I avoid junk coins, don’t gamble on news, and never bet on unclear trends.

Second, I confirm the trend before adding more funds, only taking the safest profits in the middle. I don’t guess the top or bottom; that’s what the big players do. I only earn money that I can understand.

Third, when the market ends, I leave immediately, never getting attached. I don’t fall in love with any coin or fantasize about continuous rises; securing profits is my stable ATM in the crypto world.

This method isn’t flashy or exciting, but it makes real money.

A brother lost over 400,000 and his mindset collapsed, but by following my steady approach, he not only broke even in three months but also directly bought a Tesla.

A college student follower started with 200 U, and by not overtrading or being reckless, he steadily grew it to 6,000 U.

The crypto world has never been a technical arena for K-lines, but rather a deadly game of emotions and positions.

You lose money not because you can’t read indicators, but because you’re too impatient, too heavily invested, and too stubborn.

Two paths lie before you: either continue to struggle with your wits in the market, or join me in being a bit foolish, following the rules, controlling your mindset, and steadily making money.

The real experts quietly make the longest-lasting money with the simplest methods @Ming_铭哥

Previously, a fan lost over three million, and during that bear market year, he was hit so hard that he was almost done for.

He cleared his WeChat moments, his family didn't understand, and his friends avoided him.

To be honest, many people can't get through that state.

Later, I told him one thing: losing no matter how much is just the beginning; holding on to the end is really the end.

He said that at that moment, he suddenly woke up.

His account only had three thousand five U, which was really the last bottom line.

But this time, he didn't gamble and told me he just wanted to steadily turn things around to see if it really could be done.

He managed his positions without gambling on luck, didn't randomly increase positions, and didn't bet on miracle trades, cutting the rhythm sharply and decisively.

He split the three thousand five U into two parts: half for defense and half for offense, only trading trends he understood.

Every trade was 5% to 10% profit before exiting; if he could cut, he would absolutely not hold.

In the first week, he made five thousand two; in the second week, eight thousand six.

By the sixth week, his account had grown to over forty thousand.

That day, he sent a message saying that he was not excited because he made money for the first time, but rather because he finally felt he had climbed out of the deep pit.

I could see clearly that this wave of operations was not based on luck; he had truly corrected all of his previous mistakes.

No more rushing, no more greed, no more impatience; every trade followed the rhythm, and if he was wrong, he exited without emotional interference.

So when you ask me if small funds can still turn around, I just use his example to push back: yes, but you really have to change.

Turning around is not about shouting slogans; it’s about taking trading seriously.

Once the rhythm stabilizes, the funds will naturally roll up. The market is there every day; it depends on whether you still want to turn around @Ming_铭哥 .

If your principal is less than two thousand U, listen to me, the most important thing right now is not to think about getting rich quickly but rather how to survive.

In the past two years, I helped a friend start with one thousand five U and within six months reached sixty-seven thousand without any liquidation.

It wasn't luck; it was three silly rules that helped him survive and steadily profit.

The first rule is to split your capital to avoid being fully invested.

One thousand five U should be divided into three parts: five hundred U for day trading with at most one steady operation per day, five hundred U waiting for swing opportunities but not moving if there are no signals, and five hundred U is emergency money that should not be touched no matter how hard it gets.

Being fully invested may seem like a quick way to earn, but it’s a method that cuts off your escape routes.

The second rule is to only bite off big pieces and avoid dealing in choppy markets.

Do not trade in a sideways market where the direction is unclear; stay in cash.

The market is in a state of fluctuation 80% of the time; following trends to buy and sell is just a waste of time and fees.

Even if opportunities are not always available, the principal must remain in the account.

The third rule is to strictly adhere to the rules and set aside emotions.

When reaching a 2% stop loss, immediately cut the position and don’t allow yourself to have a lucky mindset; when at a 4% profit, reduce the position to lock in profits, and once the account earns 20%, immediately withdraw 30% and leave the rest to compound, never averaging down on losing positions; if it’s a loss, just walk away, don't gamble or fantasize.

He now has over one hundred thousand U in his account, and the most important thing is that he no longer has to stay up late watching the market.

Every day, he only spends five minutes setting the points and then he’s done.

Remember this: as long as the principal is alive, you have the right to talk about doubling.

Splitting positions and waiting for opportunities to control your investments can help you avoid many detours.

In the crypto world, if you want to make money, you can't be anxious.

To go fast, you first have to learn to go slow.

Don’t engage in unrealistic strategies; only do practical things that allow you to survive.

Walking alone can easily lead to losing your way; if you want to move forward steadily, walk with us together @Ming_铭哥 .

When people are emotional, the account disappears.

I have had this saying next to my computer for eight years. From a retail investor on the verge of quitting, I managed to roll 10,000 USDT into 100,000 USDT.

I have no talent and no insider information, just a set of rudimentary methods—I call it "Five Blades to Slash the Heart Demon."

First Blade: Split the money into five parts, so there’s nothing to gamble with.

When 10,000 USDT comes in, first divide it into five parts of 2,000 each.

Only keep one part on the exchange, and throw the other four into a cold wallet.

Want to make impulsive trades? Fine, first rummage through your drawers for a USB drive.

By the time you find it, your mind will have cooled down.

Second Blade: Only deal with spot trading, don’t think about futures.

Start by practicing with spot trading.

Focus on the top 100 by market cap, coins with over 100 million in daily trading volume; buy slowly when they drop, don’t chase highs.

Throw in 2,000, first feel out the market’s temperament.

Keep your mindset steady; then you can talk about making money.

Third Blade: Buy more when it drops, but at most three times.

After entering the market, if it drops by 10%, buy one part, and if it drops again, buy more, up to three times.

The cost line keeps dropping, a 5% rebound can get you back to break-even.

If it continues to drop, acknowledge the mistake and leave, with a maximum loss of 6%, which won’t hurt you too badly.

Fourth Blade: Sell when you’re in profit, don’t be greedy for the last bit.

As long as you have a 10% unrealized profit, immediately sell half.

If the principal rises to 2,200, take out 1,000 principal and 100 profit first, let the rest keep running inside.

If it rises later, continue to profit, if it drops, don’t panic—you already hold a net profit of 5%, keeping your mindset stable.

Fifth Blade: Let the profits keep rolling.

Take out the money, continue to gather it into 2,000 units, look for the next opportunity, and repeat the process of "spot trading → averaging down → taking profit."

Rolling over a dozen times in a year, doubling isn’t a big deal; it’s normal to triple your investment in a good market.

Add two more blades to prevent impulsive actions:

Check the market at a fixed time every day, and place a maximum of one order a day.

Want to trade more?

Alright, first go out for a five-kilometer run.

Put that energy into running, not into the candlesticks.

Withdraw 20% of your principal every month, convert it into real money and transfer it to your card.

Money in the bank counts as yours.

Before placing an order, write a reason in 20 words; if you can’t, don’t act.

Chasing trends, going all-in, and averaging down more than three times? Don’t even think about it.

Just these five blades, rudimentary but effective.

Making money ultimately isn’t about brains; it’s about whether you can control yourself @Ming_铭哥 .

Brothers, Ming has laid it all out today.

For those who have been trading coins for over a year and are still losing, pay close attention to these ten points.

I'm not bragging; if I had seen these earlier, I could have at least halved the money lost last year.

First: If your capital is not large (for example, within two hundred thousand), catching a major upward wave once a year is enough. Don't go all in every day; that's just working for the exchange. If you feel itchy not trading for a day? As a result, you've paid a lot in fees, and your position is gone.

Second: You can't make money beyond your understanding; this is something Feige has said too often. Practice on a demo account first, and only move to real money when your mindset is stable. Losing a hundred times on a demo account can be reset; losing once on a real account might mean it's gone.

Third: If you haven't sold on the day a significant positive news comes out, you must sell the next day when it opens high. Don't talk about 'this time is different'; positive news becoming negative is a hard rule in the crypto world.

Fourth: During significant holidays, reduce your position or even go to a cash position a week in advance. Don't ask why; I remind everyone before each holiday, yet some always don't believe it and get buried each time.

Fifth: For medium to long-term, just one sentence — keep enough cash, sell high, buy on dips, and operate in cycles. Don't hold on forever; those who do have all been trapped; don't stubbornly resist; those who do have all been driven down to the floor.

Sixth: For short-term trading, only look at trading volume and charts. Trade actively, and don't even touch inactive ones. It's easy to get into a low-cap coin with a trading volume of hundreds of thousands a day, but hard to get out.

Seventh: Slow declines lead to slow rebounds; fast declines lead to fast rebounds. Only sharp drops have sharp rebounds; don't bother looking at slow declines, it's a waste of time.

Eighth: Admit when you've made a wrong buy, and cut losses quickly. Preserving your principal is more important than anything else. If you lose and stubbornly hold until it goes to zero, what were you doing early on?

Ninth: For short-term trading, you must look at the fifteen-minute candlestick. KDJ golden cross and death cross are sufficient. Fancy techniques are useless; the simpler, the more effective.

Tenth: There are countless technical methods; mastering two or three is enough. Biting off more than you can chew doesn't help; learning a bunch is not as good as mastering one.

Ming doesn't deal in fluff; let's talk about the real things that can help you survive in this circle. If you find this useful, follow along and let's chat slowly @Ming_铭哥 .

Half a year ago, a brother came to me with 1500U, completely inexperienced, knowing nothing. He asked me what to do.

I told him to listen to me, not to learn those fancy tricks, just three simple rules: if you can follow them, take the money. If you can't, it's better to quit early and stop playing.

First rule: Split the money into three parts, never touch them.

1500 split into three 500s.

One 500 for day trading, at most one trade a day, complete and done.

One 500 wait for trends; if there's no market, just lie still and play dead, only move when there’s a market.

The last 500 is the coffin fund; no matter how good the market is, don’t touch it.

Those who go all in look fierce, but when they get liquidated, you'll know who’s crying on their knees.

Second rule: Only take three or four waves a year, be useless the rest of the time.

80% of the time in the crypto world is spent just swaying; back-and-forth trading just means giving away money.

Feige’s principle: When the market is sideways, just watch the show; only get involved when a trend arrives. After making 20%, withdraw 30% to convert to U, let the rest run as profit.

A true expert doesn’t make money every day; they make money when they can hold on better than others.

Third rule: Turn yourself into a machine.

Set stop-loss at 2%, cut it when it hits, don’t hold for even a second longer.

When profits reach 4%, take half off the table, secure the gains.

If you lose, you lose; never average down. The more you average down, the faster you die.

Just these three simple rules, 90% of people can’t follow.

That’s why they lose money, while this brother makes money.

Half a year has passed, yesterday he sent me a screenshot: account balance 100,000U, never had a liquidation.

From 1500 to 100,000, it’s not about some magical indicator, just these simple methods.

There are too many smart people in the crypto world; what’s lacking are those who are willing to honestly listen and follow instructions @Ming_铭哥

In the crypto world, those who are greedy die, and those who are afraid live.

In the futures market, liquidation is the norm; surviving is an ability.

I relied on my fear of dying to grow from 1200 U to over 60 million U.

Many people ask me for the secret, and I say just two words: don't die.

I've seen too many people who double their money overnight only to lose it all the next night.

The reason I’ve lasted this long isn’t because I’m lucky; it’s because I was cautious early on.

Five rules for survival that I bought with real money; each one is a lesson I learned the hard way.

If you double down on a point and get it wrong, cut your losses immediately. It seems risky, but sticking to the rules can actually stabilize you in chaotic markets.

The first rule: if you're wrong, cut immediately, don’t wait for a rebound.

When I first started, I got liquidated twice just because I wanted to wait for a rebound.

The market will never accommodate your unwillingness to accept losses; if you hesitate for even a second when you should cut losses, your principal risk increases.

Accepting a loss and exiting can at least allow you to keep some principal for the next opportunity.

The second rule: if you make five wrong trades in a row, stop.

In a chaotic market, even the best analysis is useless.

I set a circuit breaker rule: if I make five wrong trades in a row, I immediately shut down my computer and stop trading.

When I look again the next day, I realize that stubbornly holding on was just giving money to the market.

The third rule: withdraw once you make three thousand.

No matter how beautiful the numbers in your account are, unless they reach your bank account, they are worthless.

Every time I earn enough to reach three thousand U, I at least withdraw half.

Locking in profits isn’t being conservative; it’s the most practical way to secure profits, as market trends change faster than turning a page.

The fourth rule: only follow trends, avoid volatility.

A hundred times leverage is a rocket in a one-way trend, but in volatility, it's a meat grinder.

When there’s no clear direction, I’d rather stay in cash than make random trades.

Once the trend is clear, entering the market has a far higher success rate than chaotic operations.

The fifth rule: position size should not exceed 10%.

Those who go all in and gamble can win ten times but can’t withstand a single liquidation.

I only use less than thirty U, which is less than 10% of my principal each time.

With a lighter position, my mindset stays calm, and my operations remain composed; being calm in futures is more important than skill.

Remember, futures are never a shortcut to wealth but a long-term battle.

Remember these five rules, and you’ll have the right to laugh until the end @Ming_铭哥

Last year, a childhood friend of mine took a big hit in the cryptocurrency world, turning a principal of three hundred thousand almost to zero, leaving only one thousand two U in the account.

That day he smashed his computer, the screen shattered all over the place, and with red eyes, he told me four words: I’m done.

Then he disappeared for a whole week.

I went to find him, couldn't get in, and he didn't answer the phone.

Later, I found out he locked himself in his rental room, staring at that one thousand two U every day, thinking of ten thousand ways to turn things around, only to deny himself another ten thousand times.

Until half a month later, he invited me to eat barbecue.

At a roadside stall with two bottles of beer, he handed me his phone; the account still had that one thousand two U.

He gave a bitter smile and said, this is all the money I have left, do you think I should admit defeat or try again?

I asked him how he planned to try. He said, I will avoid the losses I made before.

Just with that one sentence, he turned the money back.

From one thousand two U to two hundred thousand U, not only did he fill the gap, but he also earned an extra fifty thousand.

Later, he reviewed it and realized it was actually three things.

First, he cut his position in half.

Before, he always loved to go all in, but now he doesn't exceed one-fourth in a single trade, and when it loses 10%, he stops loss.

As long as the principal is there, there will be opportunities.

Second, no bottom fishing and no top escaping.

When the market rises, he goes in lightly, and when it falls, he tests with small orders, not seeking to buy at the lowest and sell at the highest, just taking the middle part that can be held.

Third, withdraw when you earn.

For every 20% profit, he withdraws the principal and half of the profit, and the rest continues to roll.

Take it slow; it's not scary. What's scary is to go back to zero again.

He’s not some kind of god, just someone who got beaten up by the market and finally learned to be obedient.

In the cryptocurrency world, there are no dead ends, only people who haven't figured it out yet @Ming_铭哥 .

If your principal is less than 1,500 U, this message may be worth more than any get-rich-quick scheme. Many people rush around in the cryptocurrency space only to end up with one saying: the money is gone and no experience is left.

But I have helped a novice who just entered the market start with 1,200 U and in four months reach 25,000 U, and now the account has stabilized at 38,000 U, without a single liquidation during that time.

Many people think this is luck, but it is not.

I also came out step by step from over 8,000 U back then, relying only on a very simple but extremely strict logic.

The first thing is to diversify rather than go all in.

Split the funds into three parts: one part for day trading, doing only one trade a day; one part for swing trading, specifically waiting for trending markets; and the last part as a safety cushion that is hardly touched.

Many people lose because they go all in, but the first principle of trading is actually very simple: survive first, then talk about making money.

The market is in consolidation 80% of the time, and when there’s no trend, wait for one before entering the market; if profits exceed 20% of the principal, take some profits off the table first.

Those who truly make money are often not the ones trading every day, but rather those who rarely act, but when they do, they seize the opportunity.

The third point, which is also the most difficult, is to trade by rules rather than emotions. A stop loss of 2% must be executed, take profits at 4%, and never average down on losses.

Trading doesn’t need to be right every time, but you must execute correctly every time.

Many people lose not because their principal is small, but because they always want to double their money overnight.

The journey from 1,200 U to 38,000 U is never about luck, but rather a system that controls risk and allows profits to accumulate slowly.

If you are still exploring the market now, not understanding trends, positions, or rhythm, I can share these experiences with you step by step.

Before, you walked alone in the dark, but now the light is with me @Ming_铭哥