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Over the years in Hangzhou, my own home to live in, the properties that can generate rental income, and even that long-cherished sports car—none of them came from “getting help from my father.” They all were earned from my own grind and struggle in the crypto market over 7 years!​#币圈暴富

At the beginning, I put in a principal of 200,000 yuan. In the worst of times, I lost until I had less than 50,000 left. I’ve also had nights when I couldn’t sleep and thought about giving up.

Luckily, I didn’t really fall. By clinging to the “stupid but effective” method of relentless review and reconstruction, I slowly built up to a net worth of several tens of millions. During a volatile cycle, there was a period where the market went up three hundredfold in just three months, and I suddenly earned my way to a fortune of over ten million.

Behind all of that are the blood-and-tear lessons accumulated from more than 2,900 nights and days of trial and error.​

Let me start with the first rule: a bull market is absolutely not blind picking up money!

Many people are greedy and try to chew too much—they want to touch every sector. In the end, they lose miserably.

I’ve always focused on only one track. I hold onto the main upward wave and never let go: when a new hot trend appears, I drill into that space, research the leader and the runners-up after it thoroughly, and once I get it right, I’ll ride the whole move.​$ETH

Second rule: when buying coins, I only believe in “buying new, not buying old.”

Most of those cheap old coins are basically “junk.” The market always favors new stories and new expectations. Don’t let the so-called “nostalgia” empty your wallet—rationality is the way.

Third rule: contracts must be handled with extreme caution!

I’ve made eight-figure profits from it, but I can’t even count how many times I’ve been liquidated.

If you really insist on touching it, remember three things: don’t go all-in; leverage must not exceed 5x; and stop-loss should be as natural as breathing. Never hold onto a lucky-chance mindset.

Fourth—and most important—learn to understand the cycle. In crypto, the four-year loop is an unbreakable rule.

At the very end of the bull market, you must clear out the altcoins! The day even the delivery guy is chasing and asking, “Which coin can 10x?” that’s the top. If you don’t withdraw in time, when the bear market comes, 90% drawdowns are waiting for you.​$BANANAS31

I don’t have talent, and I don’t have insider information. The only reason I’m still alive is my “stubborn grind.”

If you want to stand long-term in #币圈 , don’t start by asking, “Which coin can double?” First ask yourself: can you withstand a 90% drop and still stay steady?

In the past, I used to run around and bump into things in the dark alone. Now the light is in my hands.

The light has been on the whole time—do you follow me or not?

📌 Bitcoin holds steady near $66,300, chip stocks extend their rally, and the yen falls to a 40-year low

🍖 Chopper says:
This point about the yen depreciating in this news is actually quite crucial. Bitcoin is currently around $65,885, and over the past 24 hours it has basically moved sideways, but sustained yen weakness would make Japanese investors more inclined to exchange assets into dollars or hard currencies like Bitcoin. From historical data, during yen crises, Bitcoin can more easily become a haven for funds.

That said, I have to remind you that this so-called “safe-haven logic” is actually pretty fragile. Bitcoin is tightly linked to U.S. stock chip stocks right now. If tech stocks pull back, Bitcoin may not be able to hold up either. Also, whether the Bank of Japan will suddenly intervene in FX rates is anyone’s guess—if the yen rebounds, this rally thesis won’t hold.

Compared with gold, Bitcoin’s track record in sovereign currency crises is still too limited. In the liquidity crisis of March 2020, it fell worse than the stock market. So I think it’s worth keeping an eye on, but don’t treat this as a textbook-style safe-haven opportunity to go heavily overweight—more than anything, it’s a short-term catalyst driven by market sentiment.

#Crypto

📌 The conflict between the US and Iran results in 17 U.S. servicemembers killed; the crypto market takes a hit

🍖 Choba says:
Today, the most worth discussing is this piece of geopolitical news. From the last 24 hours’ rise/fall data, BTC $65,521 is up +1.6%, but once the news breaks, there will definitely be some short-term volatility. Events like this often impact the market in a sentiment-driven way—whales and institutions may use the moment to test liquidity by selling, or they may take advantage of panic to buy the dip.

My own view is that this kind of conflict usually doesn’t change the crypto market’s long-term logic, but it will amplify volatility in the short term. The risk is that if the situation escalates, funds may first flee to the U.S. dollar or gold, and the crypto market could be treated as a risk asset and sold off. Compared with the 2020 U.S.-Iran conflict, when BTC first fell and then rose—the market depth back then was different from today, so it can’t be simply replicated.

In the same space, other crypto assets such as ETH $1,914 and SOL $78 also drop, but the strength of the rebound will depend on what happens next with the news. At times like this, institutions may focus more on regulated assets—tokens like XRP $1, which have regulatory progress, might actually hold up better.

#crypto

📌 Final 14-Day Warning for Crypto Investors (I’m a little nervous)

🍖 Chopper says:
Seeing this timeline reminds me of what happened in China in May 2021 when they cracked down on mining—there were all kinds of countdowns and panic, and after a brief dip, Bitcoin actually went on to hit a new high. Now, with this “Clear Act” countdown, the market seems to be pricing it in ahead of time. Look at BTC $65,247—it’s up 1.2% over the past 24 hours, so it doesn’t look like it’s about to crash.

But what’s different this time is that stablecoin reserves are falling (Article 8 in the news). That’s definitely a concern on the liquidity front. The upcoming hard fork for ADA is a good thing, but the price at $0.17 has been stuck in a sideways range for a long time—similar to that kind of lukewarm situation you saw with LTC before the halving.

The risk is that if the act is implemented with stricter-than-expected terms, there could be a round of concentrated sell-offs in the short term. Compared with this rebound in SOL $78, the public-chain sector hasn’t really produced an independent breakout—more like it’s just tracking overall BTC sentiment. So don’t rush to bottom-fish or liquidate just because of the countdown. Wait for the details to come out first—it’s safer.

#crypto

📌 🚨Breaking News: 🇺🇸 Strive has bought 21 $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ worth $1.3 million. The company currently holds 19.9... - moomoo Community

🍖 Chopper said:
Strive bought 21 BTC for just $1.3 million—this is not really a big move for an institution. But judging by the fact that they previously held nearly 20,000 BTC, this time looks more like regular top-ups or a scheduled DCA, not a sudden bullish grab of the dip.

Now BTC is hovering around 64,500, and in the past 24 hours it has basically moved sideways. When institutions make purchases like this, they typically don’t immediately pump the market. More often, it’s a signal that they’re maintaining a “long-term allocation.” However, keep in mind that these small-batch buys could also be for market-making or hedging—not necessarily purely long positions.

In comparison, BlackRock pulled in $340 million over 5 days—that’s a truly large influx of funds. Purchases at Strive’s level may add some confidence to the market, but for the short-term price action, you still have to watch macro sentiment and liquidity. Don’t rush in just because of one small piece of news.

#crypto

📌 Bitcoin drops 50% from a higher level, with over 270,000 liquidations across the entire market

🍖 Chopper says:
My first reaction after seeing this news was to check today’s market. BTC is currently around $64,000+, and over the past 24 hours it’s still up 0.8%. The phrase “down 50% from a higher level” likely refers to the drawdown from the previous bull market’s peak. It’s basically a cliché “headline-bait” line. The number—270,000 liquidations—looks terrifying, but crypto futures liquidations happen frequently. Tens of thousands of people getting liquidated in a single day isn’t unusual.

If you’re holding spot, just treat this kind of news as something to look at and move on—don’t get scared into panic-selling. At this level, Bitcoin isn’t exactly low, and it’s not particularly high either. The MVRV Z-Score and NUPL are both around the historical 19th percentile, which suggests market sentiment is already fairly cold. It’s not that kind of crazy, chase-the-rally phase. But if you’re thinking about “catching the bottom,” you still need to be clear: are you entering because you’re betting on the next bull market, or are you only trying to trade a short-term bounce? For example, with the same kind of public chains, SOL is around $76—much cheaper than ETH at $1,865. But the gap in ecosystem activity is right there; you can’t just rush in because the price is lower.

Risk warning: Don’t see liquidation news and think it’s an opportunity. And don’t borrow money to open futures contracts to “buy the dip.” When this kind of news comes out, it often means volatility will increase. Position management matters more than guessing direction.

#Crypto

Love is right—getting pregnant before marriage. Love is wrong—having painless termination. Love it right, and you get married. Love it wrong, and it’s called youth. In this fast-food era, tell me—what is love?$BILL
#币圈 Eight years, from 30,000 to over 60 million. This isn’t a miracle. It’s nine survival rules I summed up with blood and tears after stepping on every pit:

1. With small capital, first survive, then talk profit.
If the principal is low, grab a certainty-type trend; make a steady profit and exit immediately—never go all-in. Keep room to endure the bear market.
2. Cash in good news decisively and get out.
If you can sell on the day the good news hits, sell. If it opens higher the next day, withdraw—don’t be greedy for the last copper coin, and don’t be a bag-holder.
3. Both messages and holidays are danger zones.
Major news and around long holidays maximize market uncertainty. Reduce positions or go flat. If the direction is unclear, never act.
4. For long and mid-term: light positions are king.
Talking about faith with heavy positions is just talk. Only with light positions can you keep a peaceful mindset and truly hold on to, and benefit from, long-term dividends.
5. For short-term: “fast” is the only way that matters.
Enter when the market is clear. Exit as soon as you hit your target. If there’s no clear setup, stay in cash. No lingering battles—no hesitation.
6. Follow the market’s rhythm—don’t fantasize.
Slow rises match slow pullbacks; sharp rallies must come with sharp sell-offs. Respect market rules and don’t make subjective predictions.
7. If you’re wrong, cut your loss immediately.
Stop-loss isn’t admitting defeat—it’s protecting capital, preventing the “wait a bit longer” delusion. Keep the green hills so you still have a chance to make a comeback.
8. For short-term: 15-minute candlesticks are enough.
No need for complex models—15-minute charts are sufficient to see the rhythm clearly. Simple and efficient makes it easier to catch opportunities. #US PPI surges
9. The final battle is all about mindset.
Tech determines the lower bound of profit; emotions determine life or death. Control greed and fear, and you can stand firm.$AIGENSYN
I went from a gambler to a qualified trader. What truly flipped my life around wasn’t one time of huge profit—it was learning to control position sizing, stop-losses, and emotions.#币圈生存法则
In the crypto world, opportunities are never scarce. Those who make it to the end aren’t the smartest—they’re the most disciplined, and the ones who can control themselves.
I only do real trades, no empty talk. If you want to avoid traps and profit steadily, don’t fumble in the dark alone in the crypto world. Follow the rhythm—@bit多多 我一直都在 will guide you to make steady money with a logic that’s hard to lose!🔥
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📌 Data: Bitcoin ETF net inflow of $79.15 million in a single day; Ethereum ETF net outflow of $28.04 million

🍖 Chopper says:
What’s really worth discussing today is the divergence in fund flows between Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. BTC ETFs saw a net inflow of nearly $80 million, while ETH ETFs experienced a net outflow of $28 million. Behind this, there may be institutions adjusting their positions—swapping ETH for BTC.

In terms of price, BTC is currently around $64,000, moving basically not at all over the past 24 hours. But ETH is down about 2% to $1,841, clearly weaker than the broader market. What institutions are doing likely reflects their view that the Ethereum ecosystem lacks fresh narrative support at the moment, while Bitcoin has ongoing ETF buying and scarcity expectations following the halving. The risk is that if BTC breaks below the $60,000 level, this rotation could accelerate the downside.

Compare this with SOL: although it’s also down 1.2%, its drop is smaller than ETH’s. ETH is currently under pressure from a Layer 2 rotation, while activity on the SOL chain has remained solid. Institutions choosing BTC as a safe haven rather than ETH suggests that, in the short term, capital is more confident in Bitcoin’s status as digital gold than in Ethereum’s ecosystem story.

#crypto

📌 【Bitcoin Daily】Just bounced back and got “surrounded”! Long-term Bitcoin holders resort to capitulation selling—$65,000 becomes the key battleground

🍖 Chopper says:
BTC is currently around $64,000, down about 1% over the past 24 hours. The news says long-term holders are dumping, but honestly, every time Bitcoin approaches its previous all-time high, it goes through this kind of “capitulation selling.” Similar situations also happened before it broke above $20,000 at the end of 2020.

Years later looking back, at this point in time, it may be only a normal pullback in the middle of the bull market. Institutions like BlackRock are still continuously buying spot ETFs. Today alone, there was another net inflow of over $100 million, showing that big money hasn’t retreated.

However, short-term risks do exist. If the $65k level can’t hold, it could pull back to around $60k. Compared with ETH, Ethereum has recently been relatively stronger and even rose by 0.1%. ETF capital is also more concentrated, indicating that funds are moving toward top-quality assets.

#CryptoCircle

📌 Bitcoin trades sideways around $64,000: veteran whales reduce holdings, while new whales absorb the chips

🍖 Chopper says:
Right now, BTC is hovering near $64,000. Old whales are selling and new whales are buying, and everyone feels like a breakout—or breakdown—must be coming. But looking back a few years from now, this will probably just be another routine turnover, pretty similar to the back-and-forth friction between $40,000 and $60,000 in April 2021.

What’s truly worth watching isn’t the price itself, but what BlackRock’s CEO said: he’s no longer worried about leverage issues. As institutional capital enters, market depth is improving. Personally, I’m more bullish on the long term, because on-chain accumulation addresses are still adding positions. But in the short term, this $64,000 level is definitely a grind. Quick reminder: if it breaks below the $60,000 threshold, stop-loss selling could accelerate.

Compare it with the previous bull run: back then, old whales were also distributing at high levels, but later, new money (like MicroStrategy) stepped in and took the bids—only then did the price rise. Now the “players” are more like ETF players such as BlackRock, so the turnover logic is similar, but on a much larger scale.

#CryptoCircle

7.16 Morning Big Pancake Market Analysis

Over the next hour, the Bollinger Channel overall extends upward. 64895 is the Bollinger middle band, serving as a short-term strength/weakness dividing line. The current price, 64846, is hovering below the middle band, and the forces of buyers and sellers are temporarily balanced.

Above, 65346 upper band forms a short-term pressure zone. Below, 64443 lower band is the key support to defend.

Price projection: If subsequent capital increases in volume and manages to hold above 64895 (the middle band), a short-term repair/restore move may begin. The price would then attempt to test the 65346 pressure level. If trading volume continues to support, it may reach the previous high at 65589 and maintain the medium- to long-term upward rhythm. Conversely, if any rebound is always capped around the middle band, the market will likely remain in a range-bound consolidation. It would then re-test the 64443 support. If the lower band is effectively broken down, the adjustment space will expand, and the price will probe for lower support.

On the large cycle, the Bollinger bands are opening upward. Lows are being lifted continuously. This pullback is merely a high point digestion/rest, and the medium- to long-term upward structure has not changed—no trend reversal signal is present.

Short-term range reference: consider accumulating on dips in the 64400–64700 range. The upside target is around 66000, near #币圈 $BTC

📌 The Iran–U.S. conflict escalates again! Bitcoin dips below $62,000, oil prices surge 6%, and global stock markets weaken

🍖 Chopper says:
Bitcoin is currently hovering around $61,000–$62,000, and it saw a drop today. In the short term, war and panic are pushing capital into oil and safe-haven assets, draining liquidity from the crypto market and directly knocking prices down. But looking back a few years from now, this kind of crash triggered by geopolitical conflict is likely just noise—Bitcoin has been through things like the U.S.–China trade war and the Russia–Ukraine conflict; each time it first fell and then rose. That’s because its core narrative is “decentralized value storage,” which isn’t strongly tied to short-term events like wars.

That said, this time is a bit different. Rising oil prices can lift inflation expectations, which may make the U.S. Federal Reserve even less willing to cut rates—putting longer-term pressure on risk assets. So panic selling isn’t necessarily wrong right now, but aggressively bottom-fishing could be catching a falling knife. Compare it with gold: gold has also been stimulated by geopolitical tensions, but this leg of the rally has been much steadier, suggesting capital is looking for hard assets. Bitcoin hasn’t yet been fully treated as digital gold.

Risk warning: If the conflict continues to escalate, Bitcoin could break below $60,000 again, or even approach around $58,000. If you plan to hold long-term, don’t add leverage—just buy in slowly in batches. In similar comparisons, Ethereum ($ETH ) has dropped even harder than Bitcoin this time. That’s because in addition to having a safe-haven attribute, it also has some characteristics of a tech stock and is more sensitive to liquidity. But in the long run, Ethereum’s ecosystem and application deployment capabilities are something Bitcoin doesn’t have, so bigger volatility is normal.

#ETH #Crypto circle

📌 Bitcoin rebounds back above $63,000—Trump himself says he’s a devoted supporter of cryptocurrencies | Breaking News | Business | on.cc East Net

🍖 Chopper says:
Bitcoin has just bounced back to around $63,000. Trump is once again calling himself a crypto community supporter. The news is certainly lively, but its real value is limited.

The main issue is that the spot ETF buying on the U.S. side is indeed weak right now. This July rebound relies more on futures short covering than on fresh, real capital flowing in on-chain. Also, what the U.S. government will do with the 200,000 bitcoins it holds remains an unresolved risk. Trump’s remarks can only boost short-term sentiment.

Risk warning: The $63,000 level is rather awkward. Resistance above at $70,000 is strong. Below $58,000 there’s a gap that needs to be filled, and chasing the price up can easily leave you stuck. Compare this with DOGE as well—another coin driven by political narrative hype. Since 2021, each rebound has been weaker in magnitude. Before actual policies are implemented, the coin price may deflate first.

#Crypto

Let me tell you a true story.#币圈
I have a follower who, last year, took $300,000 that he’d saved for two years and plunged into the crypto market.
In the first week, he made $30,000 and thought he was chosen by fate.
In the second week, prices started to fall. He refused to accept it and kept averaging down.
By the third week, his account was down to just $40,000.$BTC
He didn’t dare tell his wife. Every night he couldn’t sleep—he’d sneak out to the balcony and smoke.
At his most desperate, he even considered borrowing on online loans to “turn things around.”
Luckily, he didn’t borrow
Because later he finally figured something out: it wasn’t that he wasn’t working hard—it was that he didn’t even know the survival rules of this market.
Later, he followed a simple set of methods I gave him. He didn’t get rich overnight, but he slowly managed to claw back his losses. Now every month he earns a steady little extra for spending, and he sleeps much more peacefully.
The method is these six rules below.
1. Don’t go all-in. Buying in batches is safer
Many people like a coin and can’t help but throw all their money into it at once. Then as soon as the market moves a little, they end up losing badly. Buying in batches helps you avoid big losses. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket—building your position gradually is more stable.
2. Set a stop-loss. Don’t stubbornly hold on
Trading crypto is like fighting a war—you need to know when to retreat so you don’t end up wiped out. Set a stop-loss level. If the market turns against you, get out quickly. Don’t cling to hope that it will go back up. The longer you hold on, the more you’ll lose.
3. Don’t blindly follow the trend. Do your own research
When people say a coin will explode upward, you rush in—then you may have bought at the high point, and when it drops you can’t find the bottom. Research more. Understand the project background and market trends. Act based on your own judgment—don’t let others lead you by the nose.
4. Learn to control your emotions—don’t trade impulsively
The market is volatile. Some people chase as soon as it rises, and panic-sell when it falls. The result is always buying high and selling low. Stay calm. Don’t let short-term price swings affect you. Emotional trading only makes you miss good opportunities.
5. When the market is unclear, not trading is the best move
When the market isn’t clear, the smartest thing to do is to wait. Randomly acting only increases your losses. Wait until the trend is clear, and your chances of making money are much higher.
6. Invest with spare money—don’t gamble your life savings on it$ETH
The crypto market is risky. Only trade with spare money so your mindset isn’t affected. If you put your living expenses and emergency funds into crypto, and you lose, your life will be disrupted too. With that kind of mindset, it’s easier to make wrong decisions#币圈暴富

33-year-old, settled in Shanghai, three apartments, a car, and tens of millions in assets in my account — no one knows that behind these achievements is my blood-and-tears journey of eight years of struggle in the crypto world.
#币圈
I didn’t rely on my family, and I didn’t take shortcuts. I only made it by grinding hard and sticking to my principles.

In 2017, I entered the market with 200,000 yuan in capital, staring at the charts every night.

In the bull market, I once rejoiced at profits of 800,000, but during the crash I watched my balance shrink to 50,000.

When I felt hopeless, a friend told me to quit. I held on to a line of belief: “The market won’t lie to you—emotions will.”

I rebuilt my strategy from scratch, strictly controlled my position sizing, and etched take-profit and stop-loss rules into my bones.$BEL

In the following years, I crossed through bull and bear markets with this “stupid-but-effective” method.

At the start of 2024, I heavily allocated to projects in a certain track. In three months, it multiplied over 200 times, earning me my first 20 million yuan in life.

Some say I was lucky, but only I know this was a trading system forged over eight years—built from countless collapses and restarts.

Looking back now, I’ve condensed the lessons from my blood and tears into four iron rules. I hope they help my lost brothers avoid pitfalls:

1. Position management is the bottom line.

Never go all-in. Keep 30% of your funds as liquidity. Only by surviving do you get the next chance;

2. Mindset determines everything.

Don’t let greed and fear control you. When losing, calmly review and analyze. When profiting, decisively take gains and lock them in—reject emotional trading;

3. Stop-loss is dignity.$MINA

Once the price breaks down, no matter how promising the project looks, get out decisively. Money made outside your knowledge is never yours to keep;

4. Stay focused on one system.

Don’t constantly switch indicators or change strategies. Candlesticks and MACD are just tools. Find a rhythm that fits you and stick with it to the end.

There are no miracles in the crypto world—only execution.

Steadily capture every small trend. Wealth will be amplified by time.

In 2026, my goal isn’t to make more money, but to help more people take fewer detours. In this market, the true winners are not those who make the most, but those who are still standing on the last day.#币圈生存法则

#币圈 Wealth freedom—when I’m tired, I just lie flat and do nothing. If I want to go somewhere, I go wherever I want! Who on earth is living this kind of life?—Me, that’s who. 😀 I’m 38 and I’ve settled in Hangzhou. Life’s pretty comfortable. I don’t work. If I feel like going out, I can just leave. I have three apartments: one for me to live in, one for my family to live in, and one currently rented out.

For these 9 years in the crypto world, I didn’t rely on any so-called “big-shot” to guide me, and I didn’t touch any fake “air coins.” No fancy operations—just a “don’t be greedy, don’t be anxious” stupid method, and my principal grew by nearly a hundredfold.

Today, I’m整理 my hard-earned, long-hidden experience. Compared with complicated technical indicators, these seemingly “simple-minded” principles can actually help you avoid far more detours. — The six survival rules of the crypto world
1. Slow rise and small pullbacks ≠ weakness; only rapid surges and sharp drops are scary
When the market climbs gradually and pullbacks never break below 10%, it’s likely a healthy trend. But if there’s suddenly a blow-off surge of 20%+ and then it immediately plunges, there’s a good chance the main players are doing a “fast-slice” extraction. Don’t let FOMO emotions drive you—staying calm is far more reliable than acting impulsively.

2. The more aggressive the coin calls are, the farther you should stay away
If someone is yelling in the group every day about “sure to go 10x,” “you’ll regret missing it,” no matter how many screenshots of profits they show, don’t touch it. Real projects don’t need “brainwashing marketing” to attract people. Hype doesn’t equal value—don’t let the noise mess up your judgment.

3. Put only 30% of your principal in at most—never go all-in
Even if you’re very bullish on a coin, you should invest no more than 30% of your total assets. The remaining 70% is your backup for extreme market conditions. If you go all-in, one big drop could push you out of the game for good—staying alive matters more than making quick money. $VANRY

4. When you make money, withdraw 50% first—taking profits is what becomes truly yours
The crypto market changes in the blink of an eye. Your unrealized gains today can turn into losses tomorrow. No matter how many times it has gone up, take at least half the profit out of the market first, and then keep playing with the rest. Taking profit isn’t conservatism—it’s true rationality.

5. If you don’t understand a coin, don’t touch it even if it’s popular
DeFi, NFTs, AI concepts… new tricks keep popping up. But don’t blindly follow just because “others are making money.” If you can’t understand the underlying logic, don’t get on the train—you might be the last one holding the bag.

No matter how good the market is, someone loses. No matter how bad it is, someone makes money. Living long matters more than making quick money. $NFP

From Sister Duor here, I won’t paint big promises and I won’t do mysticism.
I only take people who truly want to break through, and who have the execution mindset to go hard on themselves. #币圈暴富

📌 Two major German bank networks plan to launch Bitcoin and Ethereum trading, covering 50 million retail customers

🍖 Chopper says:
I know this one. Back in 2017, people were already saying big institutions were coming in—but what actually showed up were Japanese aunties and Korean retail traders.

This time, the German banks are coming in guns blazing, aiming to pull 50 million people in—pretty similar to the big promises made before Coinbase went public. But old veterans know: this kind of news only brings a 5%-10% bump in the short term. If you want a real bull market, you still have to see whether $BTC can hold steady at $100,000. Don’t get too excited too soon.

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If your account is still not at 2000U, don’t always think about multiplying a few times in a month. First learn how to keep your principal.
Many people with small accounts can’t grow it—not because there are too few opportunities, but because they’re too impatient.
With only one or two thousand U, yet they’re always thinking about taking heavy positions and high leverage, betting that they can turn things around with one move of the market. In the end, when the market just shakes a little, the account can’t take it.
I previously coached a follower. At the beginning, he had only about 1800U, and later he gradually grew it to tens of thousands of U. There were no extraordinary tactics, and he didn’t spend every day chasing hot topics. What he stuck to was doing one thing: control risk first, then think about making money.
He would manage the funds separately, not throw everything in at once. If the trend wasn’t clear, he would wait. Only when an opportunity came would he enter in batches. Even if his direction was wrong, it wouldn’t hurt the principal.
Another thing many people can’t do is not trading impulsively.
It’s not that there are money-sending opportunities every day. Often, staring at the chart all day is no better than waiting patiently for a clear, certain setup. The more trades you make doesn’t mean you earn more. Many people’s losses happen precisely because they’re too active.
I’ve always believed that the biggest advantage of small accounts is flexibility, and the biggest enemy is impulsiveness.
Before opening a position, think through why you’re buying, what you’ll do if you’re wrong, and what you’ll do if you’re right—not come up with strategies after placing the order.
When making money, don’t get carried away. When losing money, don’t stubbornly hold on. Treat every trade as a probability game, not as gambling on which side will win.
People who truly grow a small account never rely on luck. They rely on consistently executing simple rules.
Having little principal isn’t the problem. As long as your account is still there, you still have opportunities. The worst thing is to try to double your money and end up losing the only principal first
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