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I lost 20,000. It’s time to review and awaken. From a noodle shop owner to crypto—why I decided to publish all my gains and losses Hi everyone, I’m Lao Wang. Three years ago, I opened a small noodle shop on the roadside. Every day I woke up at 4 a.m. to simmer the broth, and at 10 p.m. I’d close up. I made about ten thousand a month—barely enough to live. But I kept wondering: is there a way to earn money without relying on hard physical labor? I tried a lot—learning e-commerce, doing self-media, getting into side projects… but I kept giving up halfway. Until last year, when I got exposed to crypto trading. At first I thought it was a scam—“Can a machine really help me make money?” Later, after researching it for three months myself, I realized: this is real—but it’s also real and extremely difficult. Too hard. When I lost my first amount of money, I was especially frustrated. But then I thought: when I ran the noodle shop, didn’t I start by losing money too? The shop eventually closed, but I learned a lesson: failure isn’t scary; what’s scary is not daring to openly admit it. So I decided to do one thing: Publish all my quantitative trading records, including my losses. Every day, I’ll post my strategy, my profit and loss, and my thoughts; I won’t do stock recommendations, I won’t lead people by the hand, and I won’t sell courses. I just want to do one thing: document how an ordinary person uses AI and data to try to change their fate. If you’re also researching AI, or you’re in the middle of a career transition, follow me. Let’s walk this road together—at least we won’t be alone. Starting tomorrow, Day 1 check-in. Let’s see how long a noodle shop owner can survive in the crypto market.
I lost 20,000. It’s time to review and awaken.
From a noodle shop owner to crypto—why I decided to publish all my gains and losses
Hi everyone, I’m Lao Wang.
Three years ago, I opened a small noodle shop on the roadside. Every day I woke up at 4 a.m. to simmer the broth, and at 10 p.m. I’d close up. I made about ten thousand a month—barely enough to live.
But I kept wondering: is there a way to earn money without relying on hard physical labor?
I tried a lot—learning e-commerce, doing self-media, getting into side projects… but I kept giving up halfway.
Until last year, when I got exposed to crypto trading.
At first I thought it was a scam—“Can a machine really help me make money?”
Later, after researching it for three months myself, I realized: this is real—but it’s also real and extremely difficult. Too hard.
When I lost my first amount of money, I was especially frustrated.
But then I thought: when I ran the noodle shop, didn’t I start by losing money too?
The shop eventually closed, but I learned a lesson: failure isn’t scary; what’s scary is not daring to openly admit it.
So I decided to do one thing:
Publish all my quantitative trading records, including my losses.
Every day, I’ll post my strategy, my profit and loss, and my thoughts;
I won’t do stock recommendations, I won’t lead people by the hand, and I won’t sell courses.
I just want to do one thing: document how an ordinary person uses AI and data to try to change their fate.
If you’re also researching AI, or you’re in the middle of a career transition, follow me.
Let’s walk this road together—at least we won’t be alone.
Starting tomorrow, Day 1 check-in.
Let’s see how long a noodle shop owner can survive in the crypto market.
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Today’s Crypto Market Sentiment$BTC It’s rebounded after the big drop—can I buy the dip now??? My current view of the overall crypto market is: Market sentiment itself is leaning fearful and defensive, but retail traders’ positioning has clearly started to shift toward “buying the dip” and going long, rather than uniformly shorting. These two things can be true at the same time: talking bearish and feeling afraid, but still being unable to resist going long and buying the dip after seeing a sharp drop. Yesterday, the market clearly experienced a pronounced risk-off move: BTC briefly fell to around $80,000, the CoinDesk 80 Index dropped about 2.2%, the vast majority of CoinDesk 100 constituents declined, and nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated. But as of now, CoinGlass shows BTC has rebounded to around $82,350, up 0.72% over 24 hours, and ETH is at around $2,459, up 1.9% over 24 hours, suggesting that the sharpest wave of panic selling has temporarily eased. coinglass

Today’s Crypto Market Sentiment

$BTC It’s rebounded after the big drop—can I buy the dip now??? My current view of the overall crypto market is:
Market sentiment itself is leaning fearful and defensive, but retail traders’ positioning has clearly started to shift toward “buying the dip” and going long, rather than uniformly shorting.
These two things can be true at the same time: talking bearish and feeling afraid, but still being unable to resist going long and buying the dip after seeing a sharp drop.
Yesterday, the market clearly experienced a pronounced risk-off move: BTC briefly fell to around $80,000, the CoinDesk 80 Index dropped about 2.2%, the vast majority of CoinDesk 100 constituents declined, and nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated. But as of now, CoinGlass shows BTC has rebounded to around $82,350, up 0.72% over 24 hours, and ETH is at around $2,459, up 1.9% over 24 hours, suggesting that the sharpest wave of panic selling has temporarily eased. coinglass
Watching the livestream on my computer is incredibly laggy. Any tips, experts? 🙏
Watching the livestream on my computer is incredibly laggy. Any tips, experts? 🙏
$BTW , come on—2.45 is waiting for you!!! Keep pumping it; let’s open a short. Why do I get more excited the more you pump it...
$BTW , come on—2.45 is waiting for you!!! Keep pumping it; let’s open a short. Why do I get more excited the more you pump it...
$BTW This market maker is absolutely ruthless—pumping futures to liquidate shorts while selling spot. We’re already in the final stage, and the distribution risk is extremely high. It all depends on when the market maker finishes selling. If they haven’t finished, they’ll keep pumping and pumping, liquidating every short, clearing out their spot holdings, then opening short positions in futures—making money on both sides. So sneaky, unbelievably sneaky. Honestly, if a child isn’t taught, it’s the father’s fault. With this kind of move, neither bulls nor bears dare to enter; only the market maker profits. Impressive, really impressive!
$BTW This market maker is absolutely ruthless—pumping futures to liquidate shorts while selling spot. We’re already in the final stage, and the distribution risk is extremely high. It all depends on when the market maker finishes selling. If they haven’t finished, they’ll keep pumping and pumping, liquidating every short, clearing out their spot holdings, then opening short positions in futures—making money on both sides. So sneaky, unbelievably sneaky. Honestly, if a child isn’t taught, it’s the father’s fault. With this kind of move, neither bulls nor bears dare to enter; only the market maker profits. Impressive, really impressive!
$BTW Bro, your Maybach is gone... How is this guy so capable?
$BTW Bro, your Maybach is gone... How is this guy so capable?
$BTW Take this, you're welcome. Have a capable agent analyze it... It definitely works.
$BTW Take this, you're welcome. Have a capable agent analyze it... It definitely works.
$BTW was getting ready to go all in on a short with 1,000 USDT, but got liquidated. I’ll watch what I eat tomorrow; if I make money, I’ll treat myself to a nice meal. You can’t take a big position on this thing...
$BTW was getting ready to go all in on a short with 1,000 USDT, but got liquidated. I’ll watch what I eat tomorrow; if I make money, I’ll treat myself to a nice meal. You can’t take a big position on this thing...
$BTW Bro, the house probably doesn't want to pay out your Maybach... They’re probably discussing how to target you...
$BTW Bro, the house probably doesn't want to pay out your Maybach... They’re probably discussing how to target you...
$BTW The feed is full of short positions—how could the price fall? It was pushed up by all those shorts. Open interest dropped so much; it’s all the shorts’ corpses. Brilliant. If they don’t lure people into shorting, how are they supposed to unload their bags...
$BTW The feed is full of short positions—how could the price fall? It was pushed up by all those shorts. Open interest dropped so much; it’s all the shorts’ corpses. Brilliant. If they don’t lure people into shorting, how are they supposed to unload their bags...
30D trade $BTW 11.7K USDT
$BTW , this is getting exciting. I’m selling everything and getting out... let’s see you perform.
$BTW , this is getting exciting. I’m selling everything and getting out... let’s see you perform.
Niu, hurry over. Catch your breath, catch your breath...$BNB
Niu, hurry over. Catch your breath, catch your breath...$BNB
Yesterday I underestimated the dealer. It directly broke 1.53 and surged straight to 1.766—amazing, absolutely ruthless. After wiping out shorts, it turned around and went long again. If you’re short, be careful: if it doesn’t break below 0.9, there’s still a chance of a reversal. But if it moves up to 1.2, and the volume is shrinking, then shorting again won’t be too late. Once it breaks upward and holds, be cautious. Wait until it breaks and establishes below 0.9, then shorting is safer. I’ve essentially put the longs up at the mountain top—just goes to show how “sly” it is. The dealer is seriously awesome, on a whole different level.
Yesterday I underestimated the dealer. It directly broke 1.53 and surged straight to 1.766—amazing, absolutely ruthless. After wiping out shorts, it turned around and went long again. If you’re short, be careful: if it doesn’t break below 0.9, there’s still a chance of a reversal. But if it moves up to 1.2, and the volume is shrinking, then shorting again won’t be too late. Once it breaks upward and holds, be cautious. Wait until it breaks and establishes below 0.9, then shorting is safer. I’ve essentially put the longs up at the mountain top—just goes to show how “sly” it is. The dealer is seriously awesome, on a whole different level.
$btw This coin is really f***ing messed up. The market maker is waiting for big short positions and big long positions—once one shows up, they’ll wipe out a wave and then pull it back up. Damn it. How many people have gotten wrecked up there? That dog market maker’s next step is up: 1.455 → 1.48 → break 1.4919 → 1.51 → 1.53. After liquidating the shorts, they’ll kill the longs too: 1.53 → 1.30. You can’t go heavy on this thing. A light position is like a leech—you stick to it and short is the most comfortable. The liquidation price is set more than 10 dollars. F*** them. {future}(BTWUSDT)
$btw This coin is really f***ing messed up. The market maker is waiting for big short positions and big long positions—once one shows up, they’ll wipe out a wave and then pull it back up. Damn it. How many people have gotten wrecked up there? That dog market maker’s next step is up: 1.455 → 1.48 → break 1.4919 → 1.51 → 1.53. After liquidating the shorts, they’ll kill the longs too: 1.53 → 1.30. You can’t go heavy on this thing. A light position is like a leech—you stick to it and short is the most comfortable. The liquidation price is set more than 10 dollars. F*** them.
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99% of people worship $LINK as the oracle king, but I think it’s turning into a “narrative specimen.”Don’t rush to attack me. I know Chainlink is the absolute ruler of the oracle space—almost every DeFi protocol depends on it. But the problem is exactly here—when everyone thinks a token is “safe,” that’s often when it becomes most dangerous. Today $LINK is at $13.97, down 2.80% over 24 hours. The price keeps tugging between $14.51 and $13.15, with a volume of 3.7 million LINK. What does this data say? It says both bulls and bears are hesitating—no one dares to place a big bet. 😐 My core观点 is direct: **the oracle king’s moat is being eroded by the four words “good enough is enough.”** Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Feeds are indeed excellent, but does most of the ecosystem really need such high-end services? Right now, a lot of Layer 2s and emerging oracle solutions are fighting a price war, and many teams have found they can run their businesses successfully with cheaper alternatives. When “the incumbent” becomes synonymous with “expensive,” market share gets slowly gnawed away. This isn’t a collapse—it’s chronic blood loss. 🩸

99% of people worship $LINK as the oracle king, but I think it’s turning into a “narrative specimen.”

Don’t rush to attack me. I know Chainlink is the absolute ruler of the oracle space—almost every DeFi protocol depends on it. But the problem is exactly here—when everyone thinks a token is “safe,” that’s often when it becomes most dangerous. Today $LINK is at $13.97, down 2.80% over 24 hours. The price keeps tugging between $14.51 and $13.15, with a volume of 3.7 million LINK. What does this data say? It says both bulls and bears are hesitating—no one dares to place a big bet. 😐
My core观点 is direct: **the oracle king’s moat is being eroded by the four words “good enough is enough.”** Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Feeds are indeed excellent, but does most of the ecosystem really need such high-end services? Right now, a lot of Layer 2s and emerging oracle solutions are fighting a price war, and many teams have found they can run their businesses successfully with cheaper alternatives. When “the incumbent” becomes synonymous with “expensive,” market share gets slowly gnawed away. This isn’t a collapse—it’s chronic blood loss. 🩸
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Everyone is hyping that AI+Crypto is the next trillion-dollar narrative, but I suggest you first look at the current price of $LINK.$14.35, it fell 0.13% over 24 hours, with trading volume of 3.31 million units. With this data, you tell me it's the core asset of the AI sector? I don’t believe it.😐 The concept of “AI + blockchain” has been shouted more than 100 times this year. Things like “decentralized compute networks,” “AI oracles,” and “on-chain intelligent agents”—every project’s whitepaper claims it will upend OpenAI. But what’s the reality? The reality is $LINK from the peak until now, there hasn’t even been a decent rebound. The 24h high only reached $14.65, the low was $14.15, and the full-day trading range was less than 4%. Is this what you call the AI narrative leader? This is clearly just sideways trading waiting to die.📉

Everyone is hyping that AI+Crypto is the next trillion-dollar narrative, but I suggest you first look at the current price of $LINK.

$14.35, it fell 0.13% over 24 hours, with trading volume of 3.31 million units. With this data, you tell me it's the core asset of the AI sector? I don’t believe it.😐
The concept of “AI + blockchain” has been shouted more than 100 times this year. Things like “decentralized compute networks,” “AI oracles,” and “on-chain intelligent agents”—every project’s whitepaper claims it will upend OpenAI. But what’s the reality? The reality is $LINK from the peak until now, there hasn’t even been a decent rebound. The 24h high only reached $14.65, the low was $14.15, and the full-day trading range was less than 4%. Is this what you call the AI narrative leader? This is clearly just sideways trading waiting to die.📉
What he waited for wasn’t a breakout—it was a long, sideways consolidation. Today, $ARB is at $0.20; in the past 24 hours it’s up 2.61%, with volume of 62.84 million coins. The funding rate is +0.0054%, and the long side is still paying a small fee. The excitement is real, but the price only moved by two cents. That’s what I want to say: event hype ≠ price immediately delivering. What Odyssey truly settles over time is user habits and on-chain activity—these are slow variables, and they won’t show up in the candlestick chart the same day. Equating “more people” directly with “coins going up” is the easiest trap to fall into. Do you still think $ARB’s ecosystem narrative is promising right now? Comment and take your side: hold and wait for it to be兑现 (delivered), or rotate out and chase the hot trend below 👇 #Arbitrum #ARB #加密货币
What he waited for wasn’t a breakout—it was a long, sideways consolidation. Today, $ARB is at $0.20; in the past 24 hours it’s up 2.61%, with volume of 62.84 million coins. The funding rate is +0.0054%, and the long side is still paying a small fee. The excitement is real, but the price only moved by two cents.

That’s what I want to say: event hype ≠ price immediately delivering. What Odyssey truly settles over time is user habits and on-chain activity—these are slow variables, and they won’t show up in the candlestick chart the same day. Equating “more people” directly with “coins going up” is the easiest trap to fall into.

Do you still think $ARB ’s ecosystem narrative is promising right now? Comment and take your side: hold and wait for it to be兑现 (delivered), or rotate out and chase the hot trend below 👇

#Arbitrum #ARB #加密货币
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99% of people treat $DOGE like a joke, but jokes are often the hardest to kill.While everyone is chasing AI concepts and the RWA narrative, Dogecoin is quietly holding the line at the $0.1 mark. Up 2.29% in the past 24 hours, with a trading volume of 675 million DOGE. Put this number on other coins and you’d call it “dead trading volume.” Put it on $DOGE and it’s called everyday breathing. 🐕 I looked through the last four 1-hour candlesticks: down 1%, up 0.1%, up 0.6%, then up 0%. The price just sat there motionless at $0.10. Funding rate +0.01%—longs are paying, but the rate is so low it’s basically negligible. Translated into plain language: nobody wants to short, and nobody’s in a rush to go long. The market’s attitude toward $DOGE isn’t bearish—it’s **too lazy to look**. And that’s exactly the state I’m most interested in.

99% of people treat $DOGE like a joke, but jokes are often the hardest to kill.

While everyone is chasing AI concepts and the RWA narrative, Dogecoin is quietly holding the line at the $0.1 mark. Up 2.29% in the past 24 hours, with a trading volume of 675 million DOGE. Put this number on other coins and you’d call it “dead trading volume.” Put it on $DOGE and it’s called everyday breathing. 🐕
I looked through the last four 1-hour candlesticks: down 1%, up 0.1%, up 0.6%, then up 0%. The price just sat there motionless at $0.10. Funding rate +0.01%—longs are paying, but the rate is so low it’s basically negligible. Translated into plain language: nobody wants to short, and nobody’s in a rush to go long. The market’s attitude toward $DOGE isn’t bearish—it’s **too lazy to look**. And that’s exactly the state I’m most interested in.
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