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Many people enter the crypto space and do one thing: guess price movements

Look at K-lines, observe sentiment, listen to news, and then rush in to gamble

As a result, most people's outcomes are the same—losing money

In fact, the logic of making money in the crypto space has never been about guessing direction, but rather about utilizing rules and information asymmetry

Small capital is most afraid of not earning slowly, but of dying quickly

If you only have 3000U, going to play with high leverage and fantasizing about doubling overnight is basically a death sentence

If small capital wants to survive, first establish a solid structure:

2000U for spot trading, only touch the mainstream coins in the top 20 by market cap, don't chase small coin trends

800U specifically for arbitrage, such as exchange price differences and funding rate opportunities

200U kept as spare cash, do not move

Many people overlook a stable method of making money: hedging arbitrage

When certain exchanges show a price difference of 1%+ for BTC, while the funding rate is negative:

Buy spot on one exchange

Open a short position for hedging on another exchange

Not betting on price movements, you earn:

Price difference + funding rate + volatility return

This method is not exciting, but stable

When capital exceeds 20,000U, then start paying attention to new coin opportunities

Those who can truly catch doubling coins do not rely on luck, but on information asymmetry

Project financing, exchange trends, on-chain funds, community heat, these are all more important than K-lines

In summary:

The crypto space is not about who predicts accurately, but who understands the rules better

Those who understand the rules eat meat, while those who don't can only be liquidity.

$ETH easy 😉 to take down, not much fluctuation during the day, wait for the evening to find opportunities to open, let's fight side by side 💪

Brothers, I am 35 years old this year. I have been in the cryptocurrency space for a full 10 years, from the age of 25 to now. I've seen four cycles of bull and bear markets, experiencing countless ups and downs. Some people ask me: Have you made any money?

To be honest——from 2020 to 2022, my account directly broke through 8 digits. Now I can stay in a hotel that costs 2000 per night as easily as if I were at home.

Those born in the 80s are working hard in traditional industries, while I am living more freely.

But do you think I rely on some monstrous talent? Insider information? Or all-in bets? $ADA

No, brother, I rely on a "foolish method" that has been laughed at countless times——

The 343 Stage Investment Method. $SIREN $ZEC

It is this method that allowed me to earn a steady profit of over 20 million.

Let me give you the simplest example, using Bitcoin:

Step 1: 3 —— Simmer slowly, staying alive is the most important

With a capital pool of 120,000, I only invest 30% (36,000).

First, establish a firm foundation, don’t chase, don’t gamble, don’t panic.

While others go all-in right away, I only use a small position to lay the groundwork, staying steady.

Step 2: 4 —— Add fuel to the fire, the lower it goes, the more appealing it becomes

Price up? Wait for a pullback to add more.

Price down? For every 10% drop, I increase my position by 10%.

Gradually, I build my position up to 40%.

While others panic and cut losses, I steadily accumulate, lowering my cost.

Step 3: 3 —— The final blow, the trend is set

When the trend stabilizes and the signals are clear—— only then do I use the last 30% to land, fully realizing the profit potential.

Sounds foolish, right? But the people who truly make money in the cryptocurrency space are often the few who persist in doing "foolish things."

The greedy, the impatient, the ones chasing highs, and the all-in bettors, all fail midway.

What I rely on is only three words: no greed, no rush, no recklessness.

While others chase highs and cut losses, I steadily accumulate like an old dog;

While others can’t sleep, I calmly lie down and count my money;

While others dream of getting rich overnight, I just want to get rich steadily.

Brothers, remember this: Smart people get played by the market, but foolish methods can win in the long run. The 343 investment method is the real cash machine in the cryptocurrency space.

Take it steady, go far. This is the path you and I should take in the cryptocurrency space.
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At two o'clock in the morning, my phone kept ringing. A friend from Jiangxi kept sending voice messages, sounding panicked:

“Hey, I put 10,000 U in full margin with 10x leverage, and it just corrected by 3%, and now the money is gone. What happened?”

I opened his trading records and saw he went all in with 9,500 U, without even setting a stop loss.

Many people mistakenly believe that “full margin = can withstand it,” but in fact, it is quite the opposite—using full margin improperly leads to faster losses than using partial margin.

1. The key to full margin liquidation: it’s not leverage, it’s position weight

Take a 1,000 U account as an example:

If you use 900 U with 10x leverage, a 5% adverse movement will wipe you out;

But if you use 100 U with 10x leverage, you need a 50% movement to be liquidated.

My friend put in 95% of his capital with 10x leverage, and a slight correction wiped him out.

2. Three principles that allowed me to use full margin for six months without liquidation and double my money

1. Single trades should not exceed 20% of total capital

For a 10,000 U account, the maximum amount to invest at one time is 2,000 U.

Even if the direction is wrong and you set a stop loss at 10%, you only lose 200 U, which doesn’t hurt your capital, and you can recover at any time.

2. Single losses must not exceed 3% of total margin

For example, if you use 2,000 U with 10x leverage, set a stop loss at 1.5% in advance, a loss of 300 U is exactly 3% of total capital.

Even if you make several mistakes, it won’t cause significant damage.

3. Don’t open positions during fluctuations, and don’t add to profits

Only trade during trend breakouts; even if sideways trading looks tempting, stay on the sidelines;

Once a position is opened, never chase the price, and avoid emotional interference.

3. The true use of full margin: it’s a buffer, not gambling

The original intention of full margin is to leave room for error in volatility, but the premise must be light positions for trial and strict risk control.

Previously, a fan kept experiencing liquidations monthly, but after following these three rules, he increased from 5,000 U to 8,000 U in three months.

He said: “I used to think full margin was gambling with my life; now I understand that full margin is about living more steadily.”

Surviving in the cryptocurrency world is not about who makes money the fastest, but about who survives the longest.

This year, at 33 years old, I have settled in Hangzhou with two houses — one for my parents and one for myself.

It might sound unbelievable, but all of this is earned from my 8 years of struggle in the cryptocurrency market, totaling $SIREN .

When I first entered the market, I only invested 250,000 as principal, and during the market crash, my account was left with only 60,000.

That period was particularly torturous, but I didn't follow the crowd; I stuck to my 'foolproof method' and slowly persevered, ultimately growing my funds to several tens of millions. #币圈暴富

The most memorable time was when my bottom position increased 300 times in just 3 months, earning me 30 million in one go. $BNBXBT

Looking back now, even I feel like a 'legend', but this is a genuine experience.

As a full-time trader, I have always written a few ironclad rules for trading on sticky notes, placing them in front of my computer screen and desk, reminding myself daily to avoid pitfalls.

By 2025, my assets finally broke the eight-digit mark, and today I want to share my insights from these years with friends still exploring the cryptocurrency space, hoping to help everyone.

First and foremost, remember that mindset is more important than technique.

If funds are limited, you must plan carefully; catching two trend opportunities in a year is enough. Don’t always go all in; keeping 30% of your funds for emergencies is prudent.

Secondly, returns are proportional to knowledge. Simulated trading can help you familiarize yourself with the rules, but when real money is at stake, the psychological fluctuations and decision-making pressure are completely different. Only real combat can truly enhance trading skills.

For medium to long-term trading, having sufficient liquid funds is essential.

If prices rise beyond expectations, sell 20%; if they break through support levels, add 10%. This strategy can lower costs and flexibly respond to market changes.

Also, have a stop-loss strategy. Once it falls below your preset point, don’t cling to the illusion of 'waiting for a rebound'; exit immediately. Protecting your principal is always the top priority.

If you are doing short-term trading, it's advisable to closely watch the 30-minute K-line chart, using MACD to find buy and sell points. Indicators like KDJ and Bollinger Bands can also assist in judgments.

In fact, the logic behind making profits in cryptocurrency trading is very simple:

Break free from 'seven losses, two breakevens, one profit'; the key is to focus and not to be greedy by trying all strategies.

Stick to one trading system and persist; over time, it will naturally become your 'profit tool'.

#币安Alpha上新

$ETH Many people do not run🏃 slowly,
but instead get lost repeatedly in the darkness👀.
It is precisely because I have stepped into too many pits🕳️,
that I want to light a lamp💡 for you.
The market has been quietly brewing,
don't wander alone in the night anymore.
If you are willing, I can accompany you for a while, and together we can reach the shore.
#eth

Many people, upon entering #币圈 , think about learning indicators, watching K-lines, and researching various internal references, only to end up staying up late and blowing their accounts.

As for me, I relied on a method so simple it could be considered 'stupid', turning 3000U into 280,000U. #币圈暴富
They called me stupid and laughed at my lack of technical knowledge. But now they come to ask me for my ideas.

At the beginning, I also thought I was smart.
MACD, moving averages, chip distribution, bottom-fishing and peak-escaping……
I learned everything I could, and in less than half a year, over 20,000 in capital was reduced to only 2,000.

During that time, I stared at the market every day, dreaming at night of waking up to a blown account, feeling like I was in purgatory. Until one day, I gave up trading, and that's when I survived.

This set of tactics has only three rules, simple enough for even a novice to remember:

First rule: Pick strong coins and hold onto them $JCT
Core coins like BTC, ETH, BNB, don’t touch them unnecessarily, and don’t fantasize about bottom-fishing and peak-escaping.
Better to miss an opportunity than to get itchy fingers and trade recklessly.

Second rule: Buy only during major declines, hold during small rises $MET
While others panic and sell off, I slowly accumulate. When the market is crazily rising, I hold on tight.
It’s not about being smart, but about being more patient than others.

Third rule: Always keep 30% of your position, never go all-in $A2Z
While others blow their entire position in one go, I enter in three stages, each time with 30% of my position, leaving enough room.
This way, even if I'm stuck, I can wait for an opportunity to recover.

With these three rules, I slowly grew from 3000U to 100,000, and then rolled to 280,000.

Many people always think that 'only smart people make money', but in the crypto world, being smart can actually be a poison.
The ones who can truly turn things around are often those willing to use the simplest methods and persist in execution.

Now, I look at the market for less than an hour each day, don’t stay up late, don’t chase prices, and don’t gamble recklessly.
After a month, my account steadily increases, with profits ranging between 4000U and 12,000U.

Among the sisters I mentor, the most impressive one turned 1000U into over 50,000.

Have you figured it out?
The crypto world is not a battle of IQ, but of execution ability.
Can you resist the urge, hold your position, and endure through panic and greed? That’s the key.

A person rushing in will eventually crash; with someone leading the way, you can walk more steadily.
If you really want to change, it’s better to layout with me sooner.
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Why is it that such a small principal has resulted in such rapid losses?

Actually, the answer is not complicated at all.

It's not that the market is difficult, it's that you have no rules.

The most common mistake small investors make is: being impatient.

With a few hundred U or a few thousand U, yet thinking every day about doubling it in one shot.

Going all in, using leverage, chasing prices.

When prices rise, you feel like you're about to take off; when they drop, you directly get liquidated.

Last year, a brother came to me with only 700 U left in his account.

I told him just one thing: stop thinking about doubling; first learn to survive.

The first thing we did was actually very simple: break that 700 U down.

Not a single bet, but divide it into several parts to do it slowly.

One small part only trades on intraday fluctuations, taking profits at the first sign and not fighting for more.

One part specifically waits for clearer market opportunities, willing to wait a few more days.

Another part simply remains inactive as insurance.

Doing this is slow, but it has one advantage: no matter how much the market fluctuates, you won't be kicked out.

The second thing is to reduce trading.

Many beginners' biggest problem is not that they can't understand, but that they want to trade in every market condition.

Trading in sideways markets, trading in volatile markets, wanting to place an order at the slightest movement of the candlestick.

Later, I told him a very simple thing: 80% of the time, the market isn't worth trading.

Only act when opportunities arise.

The most crucial step is to write the rules down clearly.

When a stop loss is hit, exit; take out a portion of the profits first, and absolutely do not average down when in losses.

Many people stumble on this step: clearly wrong, yet still thinking “maybe it will bounce back if I just wait a little longer.”

The market loves to harvest this kind of complacent mentality.

Three months later, he sent me a screenshot.

700 U had slowly grown to over 10,000 U.

Later, after five months, the account was already at over 30,000 U.

What impressed me the most wasn't the numbers but what he later said: I used to look for opportunities every day, now I only wait for opportunities.

Making money in the crypto world isn't that mysterious.

The real challenge has never been understanding the market, but controlling your hands.

A small principal isn't scary; what's scary is always wanting to make a big comeback. As long as your account is still there, opportunities will always be available.

But if you keep getting knocked out, no matter how good the market is, it won't matter to you.

I've already paved the way for many people through a lot of wrong turns.

If you're also stumbling around in the crypto world right now, it's actually not surprising.

It's just that some paths are much slower to walk alone.

Having someone guide you can save you a lot of money.

Many people think that in the cryptocurrency world, turning things around must rely on a big market trend

Grabbing the right altcoin or betting on the right direction

But let me tell you a fact that many people are unwilling to believe—

Most accounts fail not because of the wrong direction, but because of chaotic positions

I have seen too many such situations

Accounts with two to three thousand USDT, but the mindset is like one hundred thousand USDT

One big bet, feeling like a genius with a slight rise, but with one sharp drop, the account is directly halved

Last year, a brother came to me with an account of about 2000 USDT

He said he had been struggling for several months, had predicted the market correctly, but the money just wouldn't stay

At that time, I didn’t say anything complicated, just told him one thing: don’t think about how much you can earn, first learn how not to lose

The first thing we did was to split that 2000 USDT

Not in one big bet, but divided into several parts

Each time only moving a small portion, keeping the rest as a safety cushion

It sounds conservative, but the benefits are obvious—if the market goes wrong, you won’t be kicked out of it

Later, each of his trades was actually very simple

Lose a little and walk away, don’t drag it out

Earn a little and take the profit, don’t be greedy

Many people feel that the profit is too small this way

But there’s one problem they haven’t figured out: repeatable profits are a thousand times more important than one-time luck

Slowly, the account began to show changes

Not the kind of overnight surge, but steadily climbing

A little over two thousand USDT, rolling up bit by bit

Around three months later, he sent me a screenshot

The account was already close to sixty thousand USDT

That day he himself was amazed: it turns out that it wasn't that the market was bad before, but I was too anxious

The cruelest thing about the cryptocurrency world is: many people don’t lose because of technology, but because of position and emotions

When the position is full, people panic

In a panic, all the rules are forgotten

But as long as the position is lighter and the pace is slower, you will find that trading suddenly becomes simple

So I always tell the people around me one thing: in this market, those who can survive have the right to talk about doubling

30,000 → 6,000,000, I rely on just two words: simple

Many people like to complicate trading, with a heap of indicators, a heap of strategies, and endless candlestick courses

What’s the result? In the end, it all becomes someone else’s profit

How can I go from 30,000 to 10,000,000?

It’s not insider information, nor is it talent

I only do one thing: simplify complex matters and do simple things to perfection

📌 Phase Breakdown

30,000 → 1,200,000 (2 years)

1,200,000 → 6,000,000 (1 year)

6,000,000 → 10,000,000 (5 months)

The further I go, the more I find: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the number of times you take action

💡 My approach is super simple:

1️⃣ N-shape pattern

Rise → pullback → breakthrough, immediately cut the position when it breaks, no leverage, no averaging down, no holding positions

2️⃣ Two lines

2% stop loss, 10% take profit. Don’t think about "smartly breaking the rules"; a 35% win rate is enough

3️⃣ One moving average

20-day line, light color, to prevent overthinking the market. Scan for 5 minutes every morning, place orders if there’s a signal, turn off the computer if there’s no signal. Spend the rest of the time living

4️⃣ Withdraw profits

Withdraw the principal of 1,200,000, allocate half of 6,000,000 for stable configuration. What remains in the market is always money you can afford to lose

Many people laugh at me for being foolish, but those who survive long in the crypto world are often not the smartest, but the most disciplined

Don’t think about catching every market wave; true turnaround comes from seizing the few markets you understand

I have walked through the night, now I pass the torch to you

If you are tired of complex indicators and watching the market day and night, and want to take the most stable path with the simplest method

Follow me, and this time we will walk together

Those who want to get on board should hurry; don’t wait until others have made their profits before you regret it!

Newcomers to the cryptocurrency world don't need to rush into learning complex technologies.

First, remember three things that can save you a lot of trouble.

The first thing: don't treat the cryptocurrency world as a place to get rich quickly.

Many people come in thinking about doubling or multiplying their investment tenfold, but this is actually the easiest mindset to lose money.

The essence of cryptocurrency is high volatility; it rises quickly and falls just as quickly.

What you earn is often money from emotional cycles, not money that will rise forever.

So the first thing beginners should learn is not to choose coins, but to control their positions.

Don't go all in, don't gamble everything, and definitely don't put in your living expenses.

If you make one wrong judgment, it shouldn't ruin you; this is the prerequisite for survival.

The second thing: prioritize mainstream projects and avoid those you don't understand.

The pitfalls that beginners easily fall into are basically the same:

Friend recommendations, group signals, and claims that a certain coin will rise several times.

But there’s a very simple saying:

If you don't understand a project, don't touch it; that's the best risk control.

Mainstream coins may not rise as dramatically, but at least they won't suddenly go to zero.

For beginners, stability is much more important than excitement.

The third thing: many people lose money not because of the market conditions but because they operate too much.

Many people go through several stages:

Chasing after a slight rise and panicking to sell when it drops a little.

When the market gets chaotic, emotions run high, and they rush to open contracts.

In the end, looking back, it's not the market that defeated you; it's yourself who exhausted your resources.

In this market, the truly useful fundamentals are actually very simple:

Watch the trends and don't always try to guess the tops and bottoms.

Invest gradually; don't go all in at once.

The most important point—emotional stability is more important than technical skills.

After staying in the cryptocurrency space for a while, you'll find that

it's not about who is the smartest or who has the fastest hands.

Most of the time, it's about one thing: who can stay calm.

Have you also heard a saying: In the crypto world, a day is like a year in the human world.

Many people watch others get rich every day, while they themselves are losing more and more.

In fact, many times it’s not a market issue, but rather a matter of not controlling the rhythm well.

Last year, I kept using a very basic method, to put it simply, it’s slowly rolling a snowball.

It’s not complicated, but it’s really quite stable.

The core step actually just has two words: split position.

For example, if you have 50000 U, the first thing I do is split it into 5 parts.

Each part is 10000.

Many people like to go heavy into the market as soon as they enter, or even go all-in.

Once the direction is wrong, there’s basically no chance to recover.

I usually take the first part to test the waters.

I look for those relatively stable mainstream coins and buy a little if the prices are similar.

What if the market drops?

In fact, it’s an opportunity instead.

If it drops around 10%, I’ll add another part.

This way, you’re not chasing the rise, but slowly lowering the cost.

But if the market rises, I actually won’t hold on tightly.

When it rises around 10%, I will sell a portion.

Many people’s biggest problem is: they are reluctant to sell when it rises, but don’t dare to add when it drops.

As a result, when the market fluctuates, they end up earning nothing.

My approach is actually very simple, just keep repeating this rhythm.

If it drops a bit, add a bit; if it rises a bit, take a bit.

It sounds silly, but it works particularly well in volatile markets.

Later, as I got more proficient, I even narrowed the range from 10% to around 5%.

The trading frequency may be higher, but the rhythm remains the same.

In fact, after spending a long time in the crypto world, you will discover one thing.

Many retail investors lose money not because their methods aren’t advanced enough,

but because they either go all-in or make random moves.

Those who can slowly build up their accounts are actually very restrained.

They don’t predict the market, nor do they gamble on direction.

They just manage their positions well, control the rhythm, and let profits roll in little by little.

To put it bluntly, when it comes to trading cryptocurrencies, in the end, it’s not about who is the smartest,

but rather who can survive a little longer.

Many people often say that making money in short-term trading is difficult. In fact, many times it's not the market that's hard, but rather one's own impatience.

I have a friend who entered the market at the beginning of the year with 5000U.

In three weeks, his account once reached 100,000U.

Many people's first reaction is definitely: insider information? All in? A novice?

None of that.

He uses a particularly old-fashioned method, which I call the "Turtle Strategy." It sounds slow, but it's actually very stable.

The first thing is that he never goes all in right away.

He uses only 20% of his position to test the waters, about 1000U, using a small leverage to gauge the direction.

If the market moves in the right direction, he gradually increases his position, and he does it with great restraint.

For example, if he makes 1500U, he only uses 500U of that to increase his position, and he also lowers the leverage.

Many people do the opposite.

They go all in right from the start, and when the market turns, they exit immediately.

The second thing is that he is very patient.

Last month, BTC consolidated for two weeks, and people in the market were basically entering and exiting every day.

They paid a lot in transaction fees, but their accounts kept getting smaller.

He didn't make a single trade in those two weeks.

He only took action when the price broke through a critical level.

He once said something I think is quite right:

The truly profitable trades happen only a few times a year.

The third habit is also crucial: leaving a way out for oneself.

He pays special attention to the distance to liquidation.

For example, when the market is around 84000, he keeps the safety margin very far away, preferring to earn a little less than to be stuck in a dangerous position.

Many people use a few times leverage and happen to be on support, and with one spike, their account is wiped out.

The last point, which is also the hardest for many people to achieve:

Take the profits when you make them.

When his capital doubles, he directly withdraws half.

Later, when his account reached 100,000, he simply withdrew 80,000, leaving 20,000 to continue trading.

He said it very plainly:

The numbers in the account don’t count as money.

Only what can go into the bank account counts.

In summary, it comes down to a few simple statements:

Don't go all in right away.

Don't trade recklessly every day.

Leave a safety margin in your position.

Take some profits when you make money.

It all sounds very simple, but very few can actually do it.

Many people in the crypto world are like hunting dogs, chasing everything around.

But sometimes, the turtle actually goes further.

No one knows when the bull market will come, but opportunities will definitely come again.

The key is whether you can survive before the opportunity arrives.

Many people ask me a question: Why do so many contract players end up losing everything?

I usually only reply with one sentence: It's not because they can't understand the market, but because they don't know how to cut losses.

Really, there are too many people around me who have been liquidated.

Just yesterday, a fan sent me a message, opening a position with 10x leverage, without setting a stop loss.

He said he only had one thought at that time: Just wait a little longer, it should come back.

As a result, everyone can guess what happened.

The market accelerated and went straight to zero.

I am not surprised by this at all because I died that way in the past too.

In 2023, I had a particularly deep impression.

At that time, BTC was charging up from 28000, and I shorted with 5x leverage.

I was particularly calm and kept comforting myself: It will pull back after a rise, and I will close it then.

As a result, it rose all the way to 35000.

Then—there was no 'then.'

It just exploded.

There was another time with SOL, it had just broken through 120, and I chased it with 10x leverage.

Thinking of selling as soon as it broke the previous high.

As a result, a spike shot down to 98, and my account instantly went to zero.

Later, I slowly understood one thing:

The market rarely kills with one stroke; most people are killed by the “just wait a little longer.”

Hanging on for one trade might work, but hanging on for ten times, you will eventually die.

Later, I forced myself to make cutting losses a habit; now, the first thing I do when opening a position is to set the stop loss.

I have a few very simple habits now.

For example, set the stop loss when opening a position.

As soon as the order is placed, I calculate the worst-case scenario first, how much loss I can accept.

Another is to raise the stop loss when in profit.

If the market is going right, I slowly move the stop loss up.

This way, even if the market suddenly reverses, I won't lose all my profits.

There’s a small habit that many people can’t do.

If I lose two or three trades in a row, I just close the software directly.

I go for a run, go to the gym, basically not looking at the market.

Because once a person gets emotional, the next trade is basically not far from liquidation.

Many newcomers feel that cutting losses is admitting defeat.

But if you stay in the market long enough, you will find that cutting losses is actually saving your life.

The difference between a master and a novice sometimes really just comes down to one action:

When the market is wrong, can you press that stop loss button?

Opportunities in the crypto world are always abundant.

But the premise is—your account is still there.

Many people think that the big shots in the crypto world are those who stay up all night watching the market

Not sleeping at three, watching the market at five, missing not a single candlestick

But to be honest, I have seen quite a few people who actually make money, and their state is surprisingly different—
Not anxious, not hurried, no matter how the market moves, they don't get emotionally affected

Later, I gradually understood one thing:
They win not because of skills, but often because of their state

First of all, they have money, but they don’t throw it all into the market

For example, if they have 1 million, they might only use 500,000 in the market

The other half is kept aside, which gives them confidence

When the market plummets and others panic sell, they have money to gradually pick up shares

When the market surges, while others are crazy chasing highs, they might have already been lying with low-position chips

When prices rise, they have coins; when prices fall, they have cash

Such people cannot be swayed by emotions

Secondly, they do not rely on the crypto world for survival

Many people who make stable profits actually have their own jobs or sources of income

For them, the crypto world is just a bonus, not a lifeline

Making a profit is a surprise, but losing doesn’t affect their life

So they don’t check the market dozens of times a day, nor do they lose sleep over a single candlestick

An interesting thing is: the less one expects to turn their life around relying on the market, the easier it is for them to actually turn around

Thirdly, they only make money that they understand

They don’t chase trends, don’t listen to so-called insider information, and don’t touch projects they don’t understand

Many people are focused on $BTC and $ETH trading back and forth

They are very familiar with the rhythm, volatility, and temperament

They don’t seek to profit from every wave, but want to be clear about each trade

If they don’t understand the market, no matter how lively it is, they won’t participate

The last point, which is also the hardest for many people to achieve—is being able to stay in cash and wait

When there are no opportunities, they really do nothing, and they sleep just as well in cash

They wait for the market to develop, then slowly take action

They are not here to gamble, but to gradually take money from the market

So many times you will find that those who live the most comfortably and earn the longest in the crypto world are never the most aggressive ones

But those who have many choices

Not being led by the market, the market will instead slowly move towards them

Many people jump into the cryptocurrency world and do one thing: guess the rise and fall

Look at candlesticks, observe sentiment, listen to news, and then rush in to gamble

As a result, most people's outcomes are the same—losing money

In fact, the logic of making money in the cryptocurrency world has never been about guessing the direction, but rather about utilizing rules and information asymmetry

Small investors are most afraid of not making money slowly, but rather of losing it quickly

If you only have 3000U, and still play with high leverage, fantasizing about doubling overnight, it is basically a death wish

Small investors who want to survive should first establish a solid structure:

Use 2000U for spot trading, only engage with the top 20 mainstream coins by market cap, and avoid chasing small coin trends

Use 800U specifically for arbitrage, such as exchange price differences and funding rate opportunities

Keep 200U as a reserve fund, untouched

Many people overlook a stable way to make money: hedging and arbitrage

When certain exchanges show a price difference of 1%+ for BTC, while the funding rate is negative:

Buy spot on one exchange

Open a short position for hedging on another exchange

Not betting on rise or fall, but earning from:

Price difference + funding rate + volatility reversion

This method is not exciting, but it is stable

When funds exceed 20,000U, start paying attention to new coin opportunities

Those who can truly catch doubling coins rely not on luck, but on information asymmetry

Project financing, exchange movements, on-chain funds, community heat—these are all more important than candlesticks

To sum it up:

The cryptocurrency world is not about who predicts accurately, but who understands the rules better

Those who understand the rules eat well, while those who do not can only serve as liquidity.

After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, starting with 20,000 and now over 50 million, I've relied on a 50% position to steadily build my investments, with monthly returns reaching up to 70%. I passed this unique secret to my apprentice, and he doubled his investment in three months. I'm in a good mood today, so I'm revealing my most treasured insights. Remember to keep them safe!

1. Divide your funds into 5 parts, and only invest one-fifth each time! Control a 10% stop loss; if you make a mistake once, you'll only lose 2% of your total funds, and it would take 5 mistakes to lose 10%. If you’re correct, set a take profit of over 10%. Do you think you'll still get trapped?

2. How can you increase your win rate again? Simply put, it's about going with the trend! In a downtrend, every rebound is a trap to lure in buyers, while in an uptrend, every drop creates a buying opportunity! Which do you think is easier: buying at the bottom or buying at a lower price?

3. Avoid cryptocurrencies that have surged rapidly in the short term, whether they are mainstream or altcoins. Few cryptocurrencies can sustain multiple bullish waves. The logic is that it’s quite challenging for them to continue rising after a short-term surge. When they stagnate at a high position and cannot rally later, they will naturally fall. It's a simple principle, but many still want to take a gamble.

4. You can use MACD to determine entry and exit points. If the DIF and DEA lines form a golden cross below the zero axis, and then break above the zero axis, it's a stable entry signal. When MACD forms a death cross above the zero axis and starts to decline, it can be seen as a signal to reduce positions.

5. I don’t know who invented the term 'averaging down,' but many retail investors have stumbled and suffered huge losses because of it! Many people keep adding to their losses, leading to even greater losses, which is the biggest taboo in trading cryptocurrencies; it puts you in a dead end. Remember, never average down when you are in a loss; instead, add to your position when you are in profit.

6. Volume and price indicators are crucial; trading volume is the soul of the cryptocurrency market. Pay attention when there's a volume breakout at low price levels during consolidation, and decisively exit when there's a volume stagnation at high price levels.

7. Only trade cryptocurrencies that are in an upward trend; this gives you the best chances and saves time. The 3-day moving average turning upward indicates short-term growth, the 30-day moving average turning upward indicates medium-term growth, the 84-day moving average turning upward indicates a main bullish wave, and the 120-day moving average turning upward indicates long-term growth!

8. Persistently review each session, check if your holdings have changed, technically analyze whether the weekly K-line trend aligns with your judgments, and assess if the direction has undergone a trend change. Adjust your trading strategy in a timely manner!

The market is always there; find the opportunities and use systematic thinking to guide you through the investment fog.

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$SIREN In these years in Hangzhou, the house I live in, the rental properties, and that car I've always dreamed of—all of them were not achieved through "connections with wealthy parents"; they are all the result of my hard work in the cryptocurrency space for 7 years!​ #币圈暴富

At the beginning, I entered the market with a principal of 200,000, and at my worst, I lost down to less than 50,000, spending sleepless nights contemplating giving up.

Fortunately, I didn't truly fall; relying on the "stupid method" of persistence and review, I gradually rolled my wealth to several tens of millions, with one market wave multiplying by 300 times in three months, instantly earning me a fortune of millions.

Behind this are the blood and tears of over 2,900 days and nights of trial and error accumulated through lessons learned. ​

First off, the bull market is definitely not about picking up money with your eyes closed!

Many people try to take on too much and end up losing everything.

I have always focused on one track, holding onto the main upward wave without letting go: when new hotspots emerge, I dive deep into this field, thoroughly researching the leaders and the potential stocks to ride the wave; if I get it right once, I seize the full opportunity. ​

Second, when buying coins, I only believe in "buying new, not old".

Most low-priced old coins are just "scrap metal"; the market always prefers new stories and new expectations, so don’t let so-called "sentiment" empty your wallet; rationality is the key. ​

Third, contracts must be approached with caution!

I have made eight-figure profits from them, but I can't count how many times I've faced liquidation.

If you really want to engage, remember three rules: never go all-in, leverage should not exceed 5 times, and stop-losses should be as natural as breathing—never hold onto a sense of luck. ​

The fourth and most important point is to understand the cycles; the four-year cycle in the cryptocurrency space is a hard rule.

At the end of a bull market, you must clear out altcoins! The day when even the delivery guy is asking, "Which coin can multiply ten times?" that’s the peak; if you don’t withdraw in time, a 90% retracement of the bear market is waiting for you. ​$BANANAS31

I have no talent and no insider information; I can survive solely relying on "stupidity".

If you want to establish yourself long-term in #币圈 , don’t first ask, "Which coin can double?"; first ask yourself if you can withstand a 90% drop and still hold steady!

In the past, I was wandering alone in the dark; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow or not?