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Latest Features! Binance has opened a new chat room, allowing direct contact with the host through the 【private chat】 function. In the future, if there is an urgent matter that cannot be communicated, you can directly indicate in the chat room, making it more convenient! The usage method is very simple: 1. Find the chat room to get started. 2. You can add creators in the upper right corner. 3. Enter the Binance ID (for example, my creator ID: 1130520788). 4. One-click search, you can engage in communication! First, add Cool Boss. The interest rate cut fluctuations are relatively large, so you can indicate when to enter or exit at any time!
Latest Features! Binance has opened a new chat room, allowing direct contact with the host through the 【private chat】 function.

In the future, if there is an urgent matter that cannot be communicated, you can directly indicate in the chat room, making it more convenient!

The usage method is very simple:

1. Find the chat room to get started.
2. You can add creators in the upper right corner.
3. Enter the Binance ID (for example, my creator ID: 1130520788).
4. One-click search, you can engage in communication!

First, add Cool Boss. The interest rate cut fluctuations are relatively large, so you can indicate when to enter or exit at any time!
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$LIGHT New Year Market Outlook: Slowing down actually makes it easier to go further Just yesterday, the monthly line was closed, and the annual line was also closed. Looking back at the entire year of 2025, the performance of $BTC is actually worth pondering From the data, the annual increase of BTC is -6.35% In other words, $RIVER dropped from the high point in October to the low point in just two months While it took a full ten months to rise from the low position This is almost the truest interpretation of that saying In the crypto market, bull market lasts for five months, bear market lasts for five years Rises are always slow, but declines are always fast $ZEC This year, what I care about more Is not short-term fluctuations, but the way of running in the big direction This year's core issue is just one Is BTC a low pullback or a high pullback From the trend structure, the 80000 level is still a key large support level As long as this position is not effectively broken, the big trend cannot be said to have completely reversed Corresponding to Ethereum, the strong structural support is probably around 2400 This is the position that needs to be closely observed this year Macroeconomic variables: determine the "rhythm," not the "direction" The new policy that will land in 2026 The internal differences of the Federal Reserve And the changes in interest rate cuts Will affect the speed and volatility of market operations But one thing must be clarified These factors are more about affecting the rhythm, rather than causing the trend to reverse overnight For most people, the optimal solution is actually very simple Reduce subjective judgment, slowly dollar-cost average, and watch the changes quietly Regarding the short term: ETF and ETH ideas From the short-term data, the outflow of the ETF is not that large The sentiment cannot be described as panic, but more like a rebalancing during a consolidation period Speaking of Ethereum, my core idea remains unchanged 2960 is a key node If it falls to the right level, consider buying in batches The target above still focuses on the 3127 level If you are not confident in grasping the rhythm Or are worried about being frequently washed out Then move less and observe more You can also follow me or communicate in the chat room Finally, let me say The market trend in the new year Is not necessarily suitable for rushing in, but definitely suitable for a slow walk Those who can survive in this market for a long time Are never relying on guessing the top and bottom But on controlling the rhythm and position And making time stand on their side #加密市场观察 #Strategy增持比特币 #Ripple拟建10亿美元XRP储备 #比特币与黄金战争 #加密ETF十月决战
$LIGHT New Year Market Outlook: Slowing down actually makes it easier to go further

Just yesterday, the monthly line was closed, and the annual line was also closed. Looking back at the entire year of 2025, the performance of $BTC is actually worth pondering

From the data, the annual increase of BTC is -6.35%

In other words,

$RIVER dropped from the high point in October to the low point in just two months

While it took a full ten months to rise from the low position

This is almost the truest interpretation of that saying

In the crypto market, bull market lasts for five months, bear market lasts for five years

Rises are always slow, but declines are always fast

$ZEC This year, what I care about more

Is not short-term fluctuations, but the way of running in the big direction

This year's core issue is just one

Is BTC a low pullback or a high pullback

From the trend structure, the 80000 level is still a key large support level

As long as this position is not effectively broken, the big trend cannot be said to have completely reversed

Corresponding to Ethereum, the strong structural support is probably around 2400

This is the position that needs to be closely observed this year

Macroeconomic variables: determine the "rhythm," not the "direction"

The new policy that will land in 2026

The internal differences of the Federal Reserve

And the changes in interest rate cuts

Will affect the speed and volatility of market operations

But one thing must be clarified

These factors are more about affecting the rhythm, rather than causing the trend to reverse overnight

For most people, the optimal solution is actually very simple

Reduce subjective judgment, slowly dollar-cost average, and watch the changes quietly

Regarding the short term: ETF and ETH ideas

From the short-term data, the outflow of the ETF is not that large

The sentiment cannot be described as panic, but more like a rebalancing during a consolidation period

Speaking of Ethereum, my core idea remains unchanged

2960 is a key node

If it falls to the right level, consider buying in batches

The target above still focuses on the 3127 level

If you are not confident in grasping the rhythm

Or are worried about being frequently washed out

Then move less and observe more

You can also follow me or communicate in the chat room

Finally, let me say

The market trend in the new year

Is not necessarily suitable for rushing in, but definitely suitable for a slow walk

Those who can survive in this market for a long time

Are never relying on guessing the top and bottom

But on controlling the rhythm and position

And making time stand on their side
#加密市场观察 #Strategy增持比特币 #Ripple拟建10亿美元XRP储备 #比特币与黄金战争 #加密ETF十月决战
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$ZKP is a bit difficult to continue, should I flatten it? 😅 The funding rate has eaten up quite a bit of my money.
$ZKP is a bit difficult to continue, should I flatten it? 😅 The funding rate has eaten up quite a bit of my money.
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To friends who have just entered the circle, let me share some experiences I've gained from repeated pitfalls. I can't guarantee sudden wealth, but I can help you avoid many detours. $PIPPIN 1️⃣ A strong coin's high-level pullback is not scary. Emotional washing, changing direction, opportunities often arise after calm. 2️⃣ If it rises for two consecutive days, reduce your position first. It's not about being bearish; it's about first pulling back the risk. 3️⃣ If it rises more than 7% in a single day, the next day it usually continues to rise, don't chase and don't sell in a hurry, watch the volume and support. $AT 4️⃣ A true bull market will definitely have pullbacks. If you jump in without waiting for a pullback, you’re mostly just catching the falling knife. 5️⃣ If it doesn't move for several days, it indicates that funds are hesitant; if there's no direction, change it, and don’t stubbornly fight against time. $BEAT 6️⃣ If the next day after entering the market it doesn't return to near the cost, it means your judgment might be wrong, leaving is responsible for the funds. 7️⃣ Short-term sentiment is progressive. 30% → 50% → 70% peaks. If it rises for two consecutive days, there's still space, but on the fifth day, it usually needs to be cashed out. 8️⃣ Volume-price relationships are always paramount. Low position with high volume = opportunity. High position with high volume not rising = danger. 9️⃣ Only engage in upward trends. For short-term, look at the 3-day line turning. For medium-term, look at the 30-day line trending upwards. For long-term, at least the 80-day and 120-day lines should show an upward trend. 🔟 Small funds do not lack opportunities, but lack execution power. What determines the outcome is not the size of the capital, but whether the method is stable, the discipline is strict, and whether you can wait. The last sentence: There are many opportunities in the cryptocurrency world, and those who live long never rely on luck. The market is always there; the direction needs to be illuminated. If you are confused, at least don’t walk alone in the dark.
To friends who have just entered the circle, let me share some experiences I've gained from repeated pitfalls.

I can't guarantee sudden wealth, but I can help you avoid many detours. $PIPPIN

1️⃣ A strong coin's high-level pullback is not scary.

Emotional washing, changing direction, opportunities often arise after calm.

2️⃣ If it rises for two consecutive days, reduce your position first.

It's not about being bearish; it's about first pulling back the risk.

3️⃣ If it rises more than 7% in a single day,

the next day it usually continues to rise, don't chase and don't sell in a hurry, watch the volume and support. $AT

4️⃣ A true bull market will definitely have pullbacks.

If you jump in without waiting for a pullback, you’re mostly just catching the falling knife.

5️⃣ If it doesn't move for several days,

it indicates that funds are hesitant; if there's no direction, change it, and don’t stubbornly fight against time. $BEAT

6️⃣ If the next day after entering the market it doesn't return to near the cost,

it means your judgment might be wrong, leaving is responsible for the funds.

7️⃣ Short-term sentiment is progressive.

30% → 50% → 70% peaks.

If it rises for two consecutive days, there's still space, but on the fifth day, it usually needs to be cashed out.

8️⃣ Volume-price relationships are always paramount.

Low position with high volume = opportunity.

High position with high volume not rising = danger.

9️⃣ Only engage in upward trends.

For short-term, look at the 3-day line turning.

For medium-term, look at the 30-day line trending upwards.

For long-term, at least the 80-day and 120-day lines should show an upward trend.

🔟 Small funds do not lack opportunities, but lack execution power.

What determines the outcome is not the size of the capital,

but whether the method is stable, the discipline is strict, and whether you can wait.

The last sentence:

There are many opportunities in the cryptocurrency world, and those who live long never rely on luck.

The market is always there; the direction needs to be illuminated.

If you are confused, at least don’t walk alone in the dark.
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$ZBT Only 1500 U in hand, how should an ordinary person take the first step into the crypto world? $LIGHT If you are a newcomer to the crypto world, with only 1500 U in hand, let me say one thing frankly: Don't think about getting rich overnight. $BEAT Those who can truly continue, are never the ones who run the fastest, but those who walk the most steadily. My advice is simple: Use this 1500 U to experience the market, rather than gambling your life. You can try to engage with contracts, but there is one premise: Each trade should only allow for a very small loss. The goal is not to make money, but to help you understand: What is an increase or decrease, what is risk, what is control. There will definitely be people saying: What can you earn with 1500 U? To be honest, it's better to let you make small mistakes with little money, than to pay tuition with large amounts of money later. You will eventually encounter these things, wanting to completely avoid them is actually unrealistic. Since that's the case, it’s better to understand it early and with the least cost. But you must be mentally prepared: Newbies basically will lose money. You might make a bit at first, but as soon as you fail to control it once, the speed of losses will definitely be faster than the speed of gains. It is precisely at this moment, that you will start to think seriously: Why did I lose? What went wrong? Slowly, you will begin to learn how to observe the market, find patterns, and think of methods. Some will find a trading rhythm that suits them, some will lean towards research and analysis, and some will simply discover that they are more suited for a long-term slow approach. Paths are different, and that's okay. As long as you are willing to learn and summarize, you will eventually find a way that suits you. In the end, many things cannot be understood without experiencing them once. Don't be afraid to take a detour, spend a small cost to learn what needs to be learned, it's much more realistic than fantasizing about a turnaround from the start. #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #加密市场观察 #美SEC代币化股票交易计划 #美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作
$ZBT Only 1500 U in hand, how should an ordinary person take the first step into the crypto world?

$LIGHT If you are a newcomer to the crypto world,

with only 1500 U in hand,

let me say one thing frankly:

Don't think about getting rich overnight.

$BEAT Those who can truly continue,

are never the ones who run the fastest,

but those who walk the most steadily.

My advice is simple:

Use this 1500 U to experience the market, rather than gambling your life.

You can try to engage with contracts,

but there is one premise:

Each trade should only allow for a very small loss.

The goal is not to make money,

but to help you understand:

What is an increase or decrease, what is risk, what is control.

There will definitely be people saying:

What can you earn with 1500 U?

To be honest,

it's better to let you make small mistakes with little money,

than to pay tuition with large amounts of money later.

You will eventually encounter these things,

wanting to completely avoid them is actually unrealistic.

Since that's the case,

it’s better to understand it early and with the least cost.

But you must be mentally prepared:

Newbies basically will lose money.

You might make a bit at first,

but as soon as you fail to control it once,

the speed of losses will definitely be faster than the speed of gains.

It is precisely at this moment,

that you will start to think seriously:

Why did I lose?

What went wrong?

Slowly,

you will begin to learn how to observe the market, find patterns, and think of methods.

Some will find a trading rhythm that suits them,

some will lean towards research and analysis,

and some will simply discover that they are more suited for a long-term slow approach.

Paths are different, and that's okay.

As long as you are willing to learn and summarize,

you will eventually find a way that suits you.

In the end,

many things cannot be understood without experiencing them once.

Don't be afraid to take a detour,

spend a small cost to learn what needs to be learned,

it's much more realistic than fantasizing about a turnaround from the start.
#美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #加密市场观察 #美SEC代币化股票交易计划 #美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作
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$PIPPIN Many people are not afraid to enter the cryptocurrency space, but they are discouraged right from the first step. I have observed a particularly realistic situation: Many people actually want to understand the cryptocurrency space, but they are stuck at the first step. $UNI It’s not that you don’t want to learn, but the information is just too chaotic. Some people say opportunities are coming every day, while others say a crash is imminent; everyone speaks with such certainty, but their directions are completely opposite. $0G The more you look, the more confused you get, and the more you listen, the less you dare to act. I was the same way when I first entered. It’s not that I wasn’t serious, but simply no one tells you: where you are right now, and what risks this step entails. The result is that, you either keep watching, or when you finally act, you feel uncertain. So from now on, this account will intentionally simplify things. No piles of jargon that are hard to understand, no chasing after hot topics every day, no urging you to buy, and no creating anxiety. Just one thing to do: make complex things, explained in simple terms that even beginners can understand. If you are currently in one of the following situations: You haven’t bought yet and are still hesitating; You just entered and feel a bit panicked; You have no idea where to start from. You can message me with: "First time buying cryptocurrency" It’s really okay to take it slow, getting the order right, is always more important than going fast. #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #迷因币ETF #特朗普家族币
$PIPPIN Many people are not afraid to enter the cryptocurrency space, but they are discouraged right from the first step.

I have observed a particularly realistic situation:

Many people actually want to understand the cryptocurrency space,

but they are stuck at the first step.

$UNI It’s not that you don’t want to learn,

but the information is just too chaotic.

Some people say opportunities are coming every day,

while others say a crash is imminent;

everyone speaks with such certainty,

but their directions are completely opposite.

$0G The more you look, the more confused you get,

and the more you listen, the less you dare to act.

I was the same way when I first entered.

It’s not that I wasn’t serious,

but simply no one tells you:

where you are right now,

and what risks this step entails.

The result is that,

you either keep watching,

or when you finally act, you feel uncertain.

So from now on, this account will intentionally simplify things.

No piles of jargon that are hard to understand,

no chasing after hot topics every day,

no urging you to buy,

and no creating anxiety.

Just one thing to do:

make complex things,

explained in simple terms that even beginners can understand.

If you are currently in one of the following situations:

You haven’t bought yet and are still hesitating;

You just entered and feel a bit panicked;

You have no idea where to start from.

You can message me with:

"First time buying cryptocurrency"

It’s really okay to take it slow,

getting the order right,

is always more important than going fast.
#比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #迷因币ETF #特朗普家族币
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$ZBT Recently, my fan Xiao Zhang asked me a question that even beginners often make mistakes about. Here’s how I answered him: $LIGHT Xiao Zhang: Sister Xi, I’ve been losing money on contracts lately, either getting liquidated or experiencing significant drawdowns. Does that mean I’m not suited for this? Sister Xi: Don’t rush to conclude that about yourself. People who face liquidation actually have a few common traits. Xiao Zhang: Like what? Sister Xi: The first is being over-leveraged. If you start off with a heavy position, even a slight market reversal can make you panic immediately. Xiao Zhang: But small positions feel like they earn money so slowly. Sister Xi: Slow isn’t necessarily a bad thing. You feel it’s slow because you keep thinking about making a big turnaround. But the market loves that kind of mindset. Xiao Zhang: What about the second problem? Sister Xi: Not willing to admit mistakes. When the market isn’t right, you keep thinking, "Just wait a bit more and it will come back." But often, what you get isn’t a correction, but a complete loss. Xiao Zhang: I indeed do that often... Sister Xi: The third problem is not setting stop losses. Thinking that just watching is enough, and manually closing positions. When a fast market hits, you won’t even have time to react. Xiao Zhang: So how do you usually do it? Sister Xi: I’m used to trading with light positions. Even if I’m wrong about the direction, the losses remain within a controllable range. Taking it slow, when calculated over a month, actually makes it steadier. Xiao Zhang: When can I be bolder? Sister Xi: Wait until your account has really turned around, and first take out the principal. Use profits to trade; your mindset will be much more relaxed. Sister Xi: Ultimately, trading contracts isn’t about who is bolder, but who can last longer. Be steady, and you’ll have the right to wait for the next opportunity. $PIPPIN If you’re still confused, why not follow Sister Xi’s simple strategy to gradually recover your losses! #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划
$ZBT Recently, my fan Xiao Zhang asked me a question that even beginners often make mistakes about. Here’s how I answered him:

$LIGHT Xiao Zhang: Sister Xi, I’ve been losing money on contracts lately, either getting liquidated or experiencing significant drawdowns. Does that mean I’m not suited for this?
Sister Xi: Don’t rush to conclude that about yourself. People who face liquidation actually have a few common traits.
Xiao Zhang: Like what?
Sister Xi: The first is being over-leveraged. If you start off with a heavy position, even a slight market reversal can make you panic immediately.
Xiao Zhang: But small positions feel like they earn money so slowly.
Sister Xi: Slow isn’t necessarily a bad thing. You feel it’s slow because you keep thinking about making a big turnaround. But the market loves that kind of mindset.
Xiao Zhang: What about the second problem?
Sister Xi: Not willing to admit mistakes. When the market isn’t right, you keep thinking, "Just wait a bit more and it will come back." But often, what you get isn’t a correction, but a complete loss.
Xiao Zhang: I indeed do that often...
Sister Xi: The third problem is not setting stop losses. Thinking that just watching is enough, and manually closing positions. When a fast market hits, you won’t even have time to react.
Xiao Zhang: So how do you usually do it?
Sister Xi: I’m used to trading with light positions. Even if I’m wrong about the direction, the losses remain within a controllable range. Taking it slow, when calculated over a month, actually makes it steadier.
Xiao Zhang: When can I be bolder?
Sister Xi: Wait until your account has really turned around, and first take out the principal. Use profits to trade; your mindset will be much more relaxed.
Sister Xi: Ultimately, trading contracts isn’t about who is bolder, but who can last longer. Be steady, and you’ll have the right to wait for the next opportunity.
$PIPPIN If you’re still confused, why not follow Sister Xi’s simple strategy to gradually recover your losses!
#比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划
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The most stable ways to make money in the crypto world. Newbies, don't rush in; read this article first. $ASTER Many people enter the crypto world and immediately think: How can I make money quickly? $BIFI But as time goes on, you'll realize that the ones who truly last in the crypto world are not the ones who rush the most, but the ones who proceed the most steadily. $PIPPIN If you are an ordinary person without insider information, a team, or time to monitor the market all day, then these paths below are what you can truly grasp. The first type is to dollar-cost average into leading coins. No need to research too much; buy Bitcoin or Ethereum regularly every week. Don’t try to guess the highs, and don’t fear the pullbacks. When the market moves, those who dollar-cost average feel the most secure. The advantage is that it’s worry-free and resistant to volatility, the only downside is— you have to stick to it. The second type is to rotate through hot topics. Every market cycle will have a main line, some are new narratives, and some are new tracks. Don’t aim to buy at the lowest; just follow the strongest direction, earn money from trends, not gamble on luck. But no matter which method you use, the three points below must be etched in your mind. First, always leave room in your position. Once fully invested, emotions will take over. Second, safety must always come first. Large funds should be stored in cold wallets, only the money for operations should remain on the platform. Third, your understanding must be continuously updated. Even if it’s just a few minutes a day, it’s much better than blindly placing orders. So how should newbies choose? If funds are limited, start with dollar-cost averaging while participating in airdrops; If you want to be steadier, follow trends and hot topics; If you want to take a shot, use small profits to test contracts, but don’t gamble with your principal; If you want to accumulate long-term, then hoard coins, lend, and stake. The bull market never favors those who hesitate, nor does it reward those who rush in without thinking. It only favors those— who have discipline, strategy, and know how to wait. Steady and steady, you also have a complete chance, to earn your first bucket of gold in this market cycle. Follow Xijie, avoid pitfalls, pay less tuition, and walk the path a bit more steadily. #美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #Ripple拟建10亿美元XRP储备
The most stable ways to make money in the crypto world. Newbies, don't rush in; read this article first.

$ASTER Many people enter the crypto world and immediately think:

How can I make money quickly?

$BIFI But as time goes on, you'll realize that

the ones who truly last in the crypto world are not the ones who rush the most,

but the ones who proceed the most steadily.

$PIPPIN If you are an ordinary person without insider information, a team, or time to monitor the market all day,

then these paths below are what you can truly grasp.

The first type is to dollar-cost average into leading coins.

No need to research too much; buy Bitcoin or Ethereum regularly every week.

Don’t try to guess the highs, and don’t fear the pullbacks.

When the market moves, those who dollar-cost average feel the most secure.

The advantage is that it’s worry-free and resistant to volatility,

the only downside is— you have to stick to it.

The second type is to rotate through hot topics.

Every market cycle will have a main line,

some are new narratives, and some are new tracks.

Don’t aim to buy at the lowest; just follow the strongest direction,

earn money from trends, not gamble on luck.

But no matter which method you use,

the three points below must be etched in your mind.

First, always leave room in your position.

Once fully invested, emotions will take over.

Second, safety must always come first.

Large funds should be stored in cold wallets,

only the money for operations should remain on the platform.

Third, your understanding must be continuously updated.

Even if it’s just a few minutes a day,

it’s much better than blindly placing orders.

So how should newbies choose?

If funds are limited, start with dollar-cost averaging while participating in airdrops;

If you want to be steadier, follow trends and hot topics;

If you want to take a shot, use small profits to test contracts, but don’t gamble with your principal;

If you want to accumulate long-term, then hoard coins, lend, and stake.

The bull market never favors those who hesitate,

nor does it reward those who rush in without thinking.

It only favors those—

who have discipline, strategy, and know how to wait.

Steady and steady,

you also have a complete chance,

to earn your first bucket of gold in this market cycle.

Follow Xijie,

avoid pitfalls, pay less tuition,

and walk the path a bit more steadily.
#美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #Ripple拟建10亿美元XRP储备
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$H After truly experiencing a liquidation, one will understand a cruel fact: Contract players who do not set stop losses are essentially the long-term ATM for the market makers. $WET Many people blame their failures on the market, luck, or news. But looking back calmly, the vast majority of accounts that go to zero did not die in the market, but died from the same issue—lack of stop loss. $HYPE A few days ago, a fan opened a contract without setting a stop loss. When the market made a normal reverse fluctuation, the account was directly wiped out. I've seen this kind of outcome too many times. Over the years, I've seen many people: Turn capital from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, only to have all their efforts erased because of one holding position. I myself have also fallen into the same pit. I'm too familiar with that mindset: "Just wait a bit longer, it will come back." But later I understood one thing: You can hold many times, but the market only needs you to die once. All liquidations start from "just wait a bit longer." What can truly save you is never a high win rate, but the stop loss. My stop loss logic now is very simple. Before opening a position, I first calculate the worst-case scenario, If it loses to an acceptable range, I leave immediately. What you need to do is not to turn it all around at once, but to avoid getting out in one shot. When profits appear, start moving the stop loss up. Earn a little, lock in a little, the market can pull back, but profits cannot all be given back. And the most important point: emotional stop loss. If you have continuous losses, you must leave the market; If you feel euphoric after continuous profits, actively reduce your position or withdraw funds. Trades made when emotions are high are almost never rational. Finally, let me say a heartfelt statement: Stop loss is not admitting defeat, but a retreat. The truly skilled individuals are not those who never make mistakes, but those who can afford to make mistakes and exit quickly, and still remain at the table. The market never lacks opportunities, What is lacking is the capital to survive to the next opportunity. Sister Xi is continuously positioning throughout the day, just follow along @Square-Creator-d109010ba2f4f #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #比特币流动性 #美联储FOMC会议
$H After truly experiencing a liquidation, one will understand a cruel fact:

Contract players who do not set stop losses are essentially the long-term ATM for the market makers.

$WET Many people blame their failures on the market, luck, or news.

But looking back calmly, the vast majority of accounts that go to zero did not die in the market,

but died from the same issue—lack of stop loss.

$HYPE A few days ago, a fan opened a contract without setting a stop loss.

When the market made a normal reverse fluctuation, the account was directly wiped out.

I've seen this kind of outcome too many times.

Over the years, I've seen many people:

Turn capital from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands,

only to have all their efforts erased because of one holding position.

I myself have also fallen into the same pit.

I'm too familiar with that mindset:

"Just wait a bit longer, it will come back."

But later I understood one thing:

You can hold many times,

but the market only needs you to die once.

All liquidations start from "just wait a bit longer."

What can truly save you is never a high win rate,

but the stop loss.

My stop loss logic now is very simple.

Before opening a position, I first calculate the worst-case scenario,

If it loses to an acceptable range, I leave immediately.

What you need to do is not to turn it all around at once,

but to avoid getting out in one shot.

When profits appear, start moving the stop loss up.

Earn a little, lock in a little,

the market can pull back, but profits cannot all be given back.

And the most important point: emotional stop loss.

If you have continuous losses, you must leave the market;

If you feel euphoric after continuous profits, actively reduce your position or withdraw funds.

Trades made when emotions are high are almost never rational.

Finally, let me say a heartfelt statement:

Stop loss is not admitting defeat, but a retreat.

The truly skilled individuals are not those who never make mistakes,

but those who can afford to make mistakes and exit quickly,

and still remain at the table.

The market never lacks opportunities,

What is lacking is the capital to survive to the next opportunity.

Sister Xi is continuously positioning throughout the day, just follow along @大龙趋势
#比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #比特币流动性 #美联储FOMC会议
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$PIPPIN How did a novice with a principal of 100,000 survive in the cryptocurrency world using a set of 'dumb methods'? When I first entered the crypto world, my friend Ah Lin had less than 100,000 in capital. Every day, he scrolled through groups, watched influencers, and learned trading strategies, from 'Heaven and Earth Needle' to 'Main Force Behavioral Science' to 'Emotional Cycle', each more mysterious than the last. The results were very real: the more he learned, the more confused he became, and the more he traded, the more he lost. $BEAT Then, one day, he was completely awakened. He realized that the few trades that actually made him money had an exceptionally simple logic. $ACT So he established a 'counterintuitive' rule for himself. Step one, he no longer listened to news, only looked at charts. He only traded coins that clearly showed strength on the daily chart, using MACD golden crosses for selection, especially those above the zero line. A strong chart is more honest than any story. Step two, he only recognized one line — the moving average. If the price is above the moving average, hold it; If it falls below, leave unconditionally the next day. No waiting, no gambling, no fantasizing. Step three, position size slowly. Only after confirming the trend and increasing volume would he dare to add to his position; When it rises, take profits in batches, don’t be greedy. Step four, and the hardest step: Only look at the closing price for stop-loss. If the closing price falls below the daily moving average, even if the whole network is bullish, he will exit. This method is not 'cool' at all; in fact, it’s a bit dumb. But this set of dumb methods helped Ah Lin survive through several market cycles without becoming rich quickly. What truly suits novices in the crypto world is never a god-level trading strategy, but rather a set of rules that you can consistently execute without self-sabotaging. If you are still struggling with which coin to choose, when to enter, and when to exit, it indicates that what you lack is not skills, but a set of logic that can help you lose less money. Follow me @Square-Creator-d109010ba2f4f . I can't guarantee overnight riches, but I can help you avoid detours. #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币流动性 #加密市场观察 #美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作
$PIPPIN How did a novice with a principal of 100,000 survive in the cryptocurrency world using a set of 'dumb methods'?

When I first entered the crypto world, my friend Ah Lin had less than 100,000 in capital.

Every day, he scrolled through groups, watched influencers, and learned trading strategies, from 'Heaven and Earth Needle' to 'Main Force Behavioral Science' to 'Emotional Cycle', each more mysterious than the last.

The results were very real: the more he learned, the more confused he became, and the more he traded, the more he lost.

$BEAT Then, one day, he was completely awakened.

He realized that the few trades that actually made him money had an exceptionally simple logic.

$ACT So he established a 'counterintuitive' rule for himself.

Step one, he no longer listened to news, only looked at charts.

He only traded coins that clearly showed strength on the daily chart, using MACD golden crosses for selection, especially those above the zero line.

A strong chart is more honest than any story.

Step two, he only recognized one line — the moving average.

If the price is above the moving average, hold it;

If it falls below, leave unconditionally the next day.

No waiting, no gambling, no fantasizing.

Step three, position size slowly.

Only after confirming the trend and increasing volume would he dare to add to his position;

When it rises, take profits in batches, don’t be greedy.

Step four, and the hardest step:

Only look at the closing price for stop-loss.

If the closing price falls below the daily moving average, even if the whole network is bullish, he will exit.

This method is not 'cool' at all; in fact, it’s a bit dumb.

But this set of dumb methods helped Ah Lin survive through several market cycles without becoming rich quickly.

What truly suits novices in the crypto world is never a god-level trading strategy,

but rather a set of rules that you can consistently execute without self-sabotaging.

If you are still struggling with which coin to choose, when to enter, and when to exit,

it indicates that what you lack is not skills, but a set of logic that can help you lose less money.

Follow me @大龙趋势 . I can't guarantee overnight riches, but I can help you avoid detours.

#比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币流动性 #加密市场观察 #美SEC和CFTC加密监管合作
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$PIPPIN Many people have experienced this state: When the market fluctuates, you stare at the screen, afraid to turn off your phone, fearing you might miss the opportunity to get rich. But have you ever thought, is what you missed really an opportunity? It could also be a loss that should have been avoided. $PLAY What truly causes people to lose big is not missing out on the big trend, but moving too much when you shouldn't. In a volatile market, going long gets hit, going short also gets hit, when emotions take over, all analysis is gone, stop-losses get hit again and again, and in the end, you simply don't set stop-losses, just leaving a phrase "I don't believe it won't come back." $BEAT The hardest part in volatility is not understanding the market, but understanding it and still being able to resist placing orders. You think you’re afraid of missing opportunities, but more often than not, you are avoiding traps. And this is precisely where Sister Xi is the strongest. It’s not about proving strength by "placing orders every day," but knowing when not to act, continuously keeping risks outside the account. True strength, has never been about how often you enter the market, but understanding when it is necessary to exit.
$PIPPIN Many people have experienced this state:

When the market fluctuates, you stare at the screen, afraid to turn off your phone, fearing you might miss the opportunity to get rich.

But have you ever thought, is what you missed really an opportunity?

It could also be a loss that should have been avoided.

$PLAY What truly causes people to lose big is not missing out on the big trend,

but moving too much when you shouldn't.

In a volatile market, going long gets hit, going short also gets hit,

when emotions take over, all analysis is gone,

stop-losses get hit again and again, and in the end, you simply don't set stop-losses, just leaving a phrase "I don't believe it won't come back."

$BEAT The hardest part in volatility is not understanding the market,

but understanding it and still being able to resist placing orders.

You think you’re afraid of missing opportunities,

but more often than not, you are avoiding traps.

And this is precisely where Sister Xi is the strongest.

It’s not about proving strength by "placing orders every day,"

but knowing when not to act,

continuously keeping risks outside the account.

True strength,

has never been about how often you enter the market,

but understanding when it is necessary to exit.
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This is what Sister Xi has legitimately obtained, okay?😘 $BEAT $PIPPIN obtained with these two hands😘😘
This is what Sister Xi has legitimately obtained, okay?😘

$BEAT $PIPPIN obtained with these two hands😘😘
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$PIPPIN so exciting, two billion explode under the Air Force, who dares to go, keep three thousand to buy an electric bike.
$PIPPIN so exciting, two billion explode under the Air Force, who dares to go, keep three thousand to buy an electric bike.
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$PLAY has been in this market for 8 years. Starting from a capital of twenty thousand, gradually rolling to the current scale, without any insider information, and without risking my entire fortune. The only principle I have consistently followed is: Survive first with the position, only then does profit make sense. When $PIPPIN the market is good, profits will naturally expand; When the market is not favorable, the most important thing is that the account is still there. I rarely explain this method in full, Some follow the rules, and within three months, the account doubles, It is not due to luck, but to discipline. $BEAT The core logic is very simple: Position determines life and death. Divide the funds into 5 parts, using only 1 part at a time; Stop loss is fixed, losing once only hurts 2%, Even if you make consecutive mistakes, you can continue. Trade along the trend. Rebounds in a downtrend are mostly temptations, Pullbacks in an uptrend are opportunities; Buying low is fine, but bottom-fishing is unnecessary. Stay away from short-term explosive rises. When high positions are stagnant, they often only have declines left. Indicators should be few but accurate. Look only at the 0 axis of MACD, The position is more important than the parameters. Do not add positions in losses. If you are wrong, get out; if you are right, then scale up. Volume is more honest than price. Increased volume at low levels is worth noting, But if there is increased volume at high levels without a rise, exit in time. Only trade in ascending structures. Multiple moving averages rising simultaneously, Is the market worth entering. Every trade is reviewed. Without reviewing, you will always repeat old mistakes. The market is always there, What is truly scarce is a system that allows you to survive long-term. #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币流动性
$PLAY has been in this market for 8 years.

Starting from a capital of twenty thousand, gradually rolling to the current scale, without any insider information, and without risking my entire fortune.

The only principle I have consistently followed is:

Survive first with the position, only then does profit make sense.

When $PIPPIN the market is good, profits will naturally expand;

When the market is not favorable, the most important thing is that the account is still there.

I rarely explain this method in full,

Some follow the rules, and within three months, the account doubles,

It is not due to luck, but to discipline.

$BEAT The core logic is very simple:

Position determines life and death.

Divide the funds into 5 parts, using only 1 part at a time;

Stop loss is fixed, losing once only hurts 2%,

Even if you make consecutive mistakes, you can continue.

Trade along the trend.

Rebounds in a downtrend are mostly temptations,

Pullbacks in an uptrend are opportunities;

Buying low is fine, but bottom-fishing is unnecessary.

Stay away from short-term explosive rises.

When high positions are stagnant, they often only have declines left.

Indicators should be few but accurate.

Look only at the 0 axis of MACD,

The position is more important than the parameters.

Do not add positions in losses.

If you are wrong, get out; if you are right, then scale up.

Volume is more honest than price.

Increased volume at low levels is worth noting,

But if there is increased volume at high levels without a rise, exit in time.

Only trade in ascending structures.

Multiple moving averages rising simultaneously,

Is the market worth entering.

Every trade is reviewed.

Without reviewing, you will always repeat old mistakes.

The market is always there,

What is truly scarce is a system that allows you to survive long-term. #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币流动性
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$BEAT The lowest in the morning dropped to 2 dollars, why didn't it break? There are many orders supporting the 2 dollars, and from several actions, it seems to be a pullback continuing to wash out, and there are no signs of capital outflow. Today, seizing the opportunity to bring fans a little snack wave, we cannot easily short; a casual counter-attack can easily blow you all up. Continuing to layout during the day, those who follow come to @龙哥带单日记
#比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析 #美联储回购协议计划
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$PIPPIN At two o'clock in the morning, the phone suddenly rang nonstop. A friend from Shanghai sent voice messages in a clearly panicked tone: "Sister Xi, I opened a long position with 10x leverage using 10,000 U in full margin, why has my money disappeared after a 3% retracement?" I looked at his trading record: 9500U almost fully invested, 10x leverage, no stop-loss. $BEAT Many people mistakenly believe that full margin = safety, able to withstand volatility, But the reality is exactly the opposite—— Using full margin improperly can lead to faster losses than using partial margin. The decision to blow up or not has never been about leverage multiple, But rather how much principal you bet in one go. $LIGHT It's the same with 10x: 900U opened, a 5% reverse would wipe it out; 100U opened, it would require a 50% reverse to blow up. His problem isn't being wrong about the direction, But putting 95% of his funds into the market all at once, Leaving no margin for error for any normal retracement. I also use full margin, but I have three iron rules: ① Single position ≤ 20% of total funds ② Single loss ≤ 3% of total funds ③ No opening positions during fluctuations, no increasing bets when profitable The meaning of full margin is to leave room for fluctuations, Not to gamble with your life. In this market, It’s not about who makes money faster, But about who can survive longer. If you have ever hesitated between "full margin" and "holding a position", Perhaps the problem isn't that you misjudged the direction. —— Sister Xi #比特币流动性 #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察
$PIPPIN At two o'clock in the morning, the phone suddenly rang nonstop.

A friend from Shanghai sent voice messages in a clearly panicked tone:

"Sister Xi, I opened a long position with 10x leverage using 10,000 U in full margin, why has my money disappeared after a 3% retracement?"

I looked at his trading record:

9500U almost fully invested, 10x leverage, no stop-loss.

$BEAT Many people mistakenly believe that full margin = safety, able to withstand volatility,

But the reality is exactly the opposite——

Using full margin improperly can lead to faster losses than using partial margin.

The decision to blow up or not has never been about leverage multiple,

But rather how much principal you bet in one go.

$LIGHT It's the same with 10x:

900U opened, a 5% reverse would wipe it out;

100U opened, it would require a 50% reverse to blow up.

His problem isn't being wrong about the direction,

But putting 95% of his funds into the market all at once,

Leaving no margin for error for any normal retracement.

I also use full margin, but I have three iron rules:

① Single position ≤ 20% of total funds

② Single loss ≤ 3% of total funds

③ No opening positions during fluctuations, no increasing bets when profitable

The meaning of full margin is to leave room for fluctuations,

Not to gamble with your life.

In this market,

It’s not about who makes money faster,

But about who can survive longer.

If you have ever hesitated between "full margin" and "holding a position",

Perhaps the problem isn't that you misjudged the direction.

—— Sister Xi
#比特币流动性 #比特币与黄金战争 #美联储回购协议计划 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察
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After losing money, Xiao Zhang finally understood: relying on feelings is gambling, while relying on understanding is the way forward. When Xiao Zhang first entered the cryptocurrency circle, he was like most people. He didn’t understand logic, didn’t look at cycles, and only focused on whether it would "rise". The BEAT token was his first real heavy investment. The reason was simple: "Everyone in the group is saying," "It looks like it won't drop further," "What if it spikes?". The result quickly gave him an answer. In a short period, tens of thousands of U were gone. During that week, he hardly slept well. At work during the day, he was distracted, and at night, he stared at his phone, repeatedly analyzing: If only he hadn’t chased, if only he had cut losses earlier, if only he had bought a little less… But the market never accepts "if only". What truly changed him was later meeting Sister Xi. At first, Xiao Zhang didn't have much hope. Scared of losing, he only dared to try with twenty thousand U. No heavy investment, no emotional trading, and definitely no "just go for it when the feeling is right". The first thing he did was not to place an order, but to clarify: Why enter? When was it wrong? What to do if wrong? With a slower pace, his mind became steadier. No longer fixated on daily fluctuations, nor fantasizing about a sudden turnaround. Now, his account has grown from over twenty thousand to over thirty thousand. Not exaggerated, not thrilling, but real. Xiao Zhang later realized: The money he lost before was not just "bad luck", but tuition paid for ignorance. The market has never lacked opportunities, what’s lacking are people who can recognize opportunities. Relying on feelings is always gambling; having understanding is what counts as making choices. He said, if he had understood this earlier, those tens of thousands of U could have been saved. #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 $ETH $PIPPIN
After losing money, Xiao Zhang finally understood: relying on feelings is gambling, while relying on understanding is the way forward.

When Xiao Zhang first entered the cryptocurrency circle, he was like most people.

He didn’t understand logic, didn’t look at cycles, and only focused on whether it would "rise".

The BEAT token was his first real heavy investment.

The reason was simple:

"Everyone in the group is saying," "It looks like it won't drop further," "What if it spikes?".

The result quickly gave him an answer.

In a short period, tens of thousands of U were gone.

During that week, he hardly slept well.

At work during the day, he was distracted, and at night, he stared at his phone, repeatedly analyzing:

If only he hadn’t chased, if only he had cut losses earlier, if only he had bought a little less…

But the market never accepts "if only".

What truly changed him was later meeting Sister Xi.

At first, Xiao Zhang didn't have much hope.

Scared of losing, he only dared to try with twenty thousand U.

No heavy investment, no emotional trading, and definitely no "just go for it when the feeling is right".

The first thing he did was not to place an order,

but to clarify:

Why enter?

When was it wrong?

What to do if wrong?

With a slower pace, his mind became steadier.

No longer fixated on daily fluctuations, nor fantasizing about a sudden turnaround.

Now, his account has grown from over twenty thousand to over thirty thousand.

Not exaggerated, not thrilling, but real.

Xiao Zhang later realized:

The money he lost before was not just "bad luck",

but tuition paid for ignorance.

The market has never lacked opportunities,

what’s lacking are people who can recognize opportunities.

Relying on feelings is always gambling;

having understanding is what counts as making choices.

He said, if he had understood this earlier,

those tens of thousands of U could have been saved.
#美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 $ETH $PIPPIN
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$ETH I went all in, you all decide what to do Christmas consumption will depend on those three!
$ETH I went all in, you all decide what to do
Christmas consumption will depend on those three!
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Similarly, in investment, why do some people succeed while others fail? Investment essentially involves high-risk gambling, and the outcomes often lead to two extremes: Some people change their lives because of it, while others lose their years of savings due to a single misjudgment. The difference lies not in luck, but in understanding. The first type of person tends to lose the quickest. They start with the idea of "quick recovery," have little understanding of the market, but dare to invest heavily, follow trends, and take risks. They chase after others making money, rush towards any trend, completely ignoring the risks. Once the market reverses, losses come swiftly and harshly, leaving no time to react. Often, it’s not that the market is too cruel, but that they know nothing about the rules. The second type of person chooses to be slower. They don’t chase hot trends, don’t fantasize about overnight wealth, and only invest in things they understand. They invest in batches, extend their time, using patience to counteract volatility. In the short term, it may not seem exciting, but in the midst of ups and downs, they are often more likely to stick around. The third type of person appears to work the hardest but often ends up going in circles. They watch the market every day, operate frequently, and try everything, but they always end up buying at high points and selling at low points. They are very busy, yet it is hard to truly make big money. Ultimately, investing is not about who is smarter, but about who is more clear-headed. The biggest risk for novices is not a poor market but not knowing what they are doing. Led by emotions, swayed by greed and fear, they ultimately pay the price for their ignorance. Those who can go far all understand one thing: First survive, then talk about making money. Being slower and steadier is often more important than rushing ahead. #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 $PIPPIN
Similarly, in investment, why do some people succeed while others fail?

Investment essentially involves high-risk gambling, and the outcomes often lead to two extremes:

Some people change their lives because of it, while others lose their years of savings due to a single misjudgment.

The difference lies not in luck, but in understanding.

The first type of person tends to lose the quickest.

They start with the idea of "quick recovery," have little understanding of the market, but dare to invest heavily, follow trends, and take risks.

They chase after others making money, rush towards any trend, completely ignoring the risks.

Once the market reverses, losses come swiftly and harshly, leaving no time to react.

Often, it’s not that the market is too cruel, but that they know nothing about the rules.

The second type of person chooses to be slower.

They don’t chase hot trends, don’t fantasize about overnight wealth, and only invest in things they understand.

They invest in batches, extend their time, using patience to counteract volatility.

In the short term, it may not seem exciting, but in the midst of ups and downs, they are often more likely to stick around.

The third type of person appears to work the hardest but often ends up going in circles.

They watch the market every day, operate frequently, and try everything,

but they always end up buying at high points and selling at low points.

They are very busy, yet it is hard to truly make big money.

Ultimately, investing is not about who is smarter, but about who is more clear-headed.

The biggest risk for novices is not a poor market but not knowing what they are doing.

Led by emotions, swayed by greed and fear, they ultimately pay the price for their ignorance.

Those who can go far all understand one thing:

First survive, then talk about making money.

Being slower and steadier is often more important than rushing ahead.

#美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 $PIPPIN
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Don't touch contracts anymore, you're not unlucky, you're bound to lose Let me say something painfully honest: In the crypto world, 99% of people don't die from altcoins, they die from contracts. Many people initially comfort themselves: "I use low leverage, 5 times, 10 times, it's safe, right?" But the reality is—— Bitcoin fluctuating 10% to 20% in a day is normal, Altcoins can easily get halved. You think you're stable, but a single reversal can wipe you out. What is the essence of contracts? It's not investing; it's gambling that amplifies emotions. And the market makers always understand the market better than retail investors. The most common way to die is just one: Made a few trades in profit → Thought you figured it out → Increased position, increased leverage → One reversal → Wiped out. It's not the market targeting you, It's that this game was never meant to let you win. Here's the most practical advice for those who often get liquidated: Play spot trading honestly, don't think about getting rich quickly. Let's talk about which coins to buy. For beginners or those who have lost money, just touching three is enough: BTC: Not necessarily going to make you rich, but very hard to go to zero ETH: Long-term core asset BNB: Leading platform coin, the ecosystem is there Other coins, most are just for cutting people. When you see a surge, it's basically already the last spike. There's another fact that many people are unwilling to admit: There are no dividends in the crypto world; making money relies entirely on buying low and selling high. Every dollar you make comes from someone else's loss. Institutions, big players, and project parties have a clear goal—— To take money from those who have no understanding. Is it the bottom now? Most likely, it's not. Emotions are still cold, money hasn't really entered the market, If you rush in now, you're likely just standing guard for someone else. The last point, the most important: Never play with your living expenses. Whether you can get rich is not the point, Whether you can survive a bull and bear cycle is key. In the crypto world, Those who survive, Are the only ones qualified to talk about making money. Sister Lu Xi has paved the way for you; if you want to take shortcuts, come directly to my pinned post! $BEAT $RAVE
Don't touch contracts anymore, you're not unlucky, you're bound to lose
Let me say something painfully honest:

In the crypto world, 99% of people don't die from altcoins, they die from contracts.

Many people initially comfort themselves:

"I use low leverage, 5 times, 10 times, it's safe, right?"

But the reality is——

Bitcoin fluctuating 10% to 20% in a day is normal,

Altcoins can easily get halved.

You think you're stable, but a single reversal can wipe you out.

What is the essence of contracts?

It's not investing; it's gambling that amplifies emotions.

And the market makers always understand the market better than retail investors.

The most common way to die is just one:

Made a few trades in profit → Thought you figured it out → Increased position, increased leverage → One reversal → Wiped out.

It's not the market targeting you,

It's that this game was never meant to let you win.

Here's the most practical advice for those who often get liquidated:

Play spot trading honestly, don't think about getting rich quickly.

Let's talk about which coins to buy.

For beginners or those who have lost money, just touching three is enough:

BTC: Not necessarily going to make you rich, but very hard to go to zero

ETH: Long-term core asset

BNB: Leading platform coin, the ecosystem is there

Other coins, most are just for cutting people.

When you see a surge, it's basically already the last spike.

There's another fact that many people are unwilling to admit:

There are no dividends in the crypto world; making money relies entirely on buying low and selling high.

Every dollar you make comes from someone else's loss.

Institutions, big players, and project parties have a clear goal——

To take money from those who have no understanding.

Is it the bottom now?

Most likely, it's not.

Emotions are still cold, money hasn't really entered the market,

If you rush in now, you're likely just standing guard for someone else.

The last point, the most important:

Never play with your living expenses.

Whether you can get rich is not the point,

Whether you can survive a bull and bear cycle is key.

In the crypto world,

Those who survive,

Are the only ones qualified to talk about making money. Sister Lu Xi has paved the way for you; if you want to take shortcuts, come directly to my pinned post!
$BEAT $RAVE
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