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#beat for new friends, seven practical rules to follow, avoid pitfalls, and gain more profits.

First rule, observe sideways, act when the trend changes.
When the market is unclear, don't operate blindly; a sideways market is a trap, not an opportunity. Learn to wait; when the direction appears, that's the best opportunity.

Second rule, don't get attached to hot assets, frequently change your holdings.
Don't cling to hot cryptocurrencies; withdraw when the hype fades. Money is like wind; it's safest to always follow the trends.

Third rule, hold steady when there’s a gap up.
Once there's a volume breakthrough, it signals acceleration from the main force. Don’t rush to sell; only when you take everything is it considered real operation.

Fourth rule, exit at the end of a massive bullish candle.
Don’t get excited by a soaring bullish candle; after the main force lifts, they often wash out the market. Leaving early can help you keep the profits.

Fifth rule, buy on a bearish candle, sell on a bullish candle.
Watch the moving averages; a bearish candle near support is an opportunity, while a bullish candle breaking pressure should be sold decisively. The core of short-term trading is rhythm.

Sixth rule, don’t sell at highs, don’t buy at lows, stay still in a sideways market.
This is a hard rule; don’t think about bottom fishing or topping out; the market is always faster than you.

Seventh rule, prepare before buying, focus on small entries.
Don’t go all in; start with a small position, and add when the market stabilizes. Steady and cautious approaches provide long-term doubling opportunities.

If you're still directionless, staring at the market but unsure how to proceed, then pay attention to Lao Zhang first. I’ve been on this path, and my thoughts are always clear; as long as you’re willing to follow, I’m always here. #加密市场观察

The deeper the loss, the harder the comeback! Don't let your account go to zero!

Brothers, the cruelest truth in the cryptocurrency world: the deeper the loss, the harder the comeback.

Many people only focus on doubling their investment, but forget that the principal is the lifeline. Buffett said:

First rule, don't lose money; second rule, always remember the first rule.

In the crypto world, this statement is more accurate than any indicator.

Mathematics does not show mercy:

Lose 10%, you need to earn 11% to break even.

Lose 30%, you need to earn 43%.

Lose 50%, you must double.

Lose 70%, you need to rise by 233% to possibly make a comeback.

So: small losses can be recovered, big losses are basically hopeless.

Stop-loss is not just a technique, it's your lifeline.

Don't stubbornly hold on, admit mistakes in time, keep your account alive, and opportunities will always be in your hands.

Remember: living longer is more important than how much you earn.

Stabilize your account, and you will have the chance to enjoy big profits!

Follow Lao Zhang, stay with me, and steadily take down the market that you should seize.

One person working in isolation finds it hard to turn things around. Having direction, rhythm, and a team is what truly allows you to hold on until the end. #beat #加密市场观察

#beat On the path of cryptocurrency trading, I went from losing sleep over my losses to now earning a stable monthly income of a million. It's not based on talent or luck, but rather a set of 'extremely simple' methods that are straightforward, executable, and effective.

1. Capital Iron Rule: To make money, first ensure survival.
No matter how good the strategy, it's useless if you can't withstand a liquidation.
Positioning Mindset: With a capital of 100,000, only take 10,000 for each test trade, and the total position should not exceed 20%.
Fixed Stop Loss: If a single trade loses 2%, exit immediately, without hesitation or holding the position.
Refuse High Leverage: New traders should avoid leverage altogether, and experienced traders should not exceed 10% in position size. This principle can help you avoid most liquidations.
2. Core Strategy: Less is more.
The market doesn't make money by doing more, but by doing the right things.
One-Way Operation: Only go long or only go short, and avoid back-and-forth trading; the success rate will naturally be higher.
Mechanical Discipline: Set a stop loss of 3% and take profit at 5% in advance; this is much more reliable than making judgments on the spot.
Control Trading Frequency: The first 1-2 trades of the day are of the highest quality; beyond 3 trades, you are essentially giving away money.
3. Warning Zones: 90% of beginners fail in these traps.
Never add to a losing position against the trend: every time you add, you get closer to liquidation.
Reduce meaningless trades: Transaction fees can consume a large part of your profits.
Profit not taken is not profit: Most liquidations come from the mindset of 'it should still rise.'
Case Comparison: The same 100,000 can end up in vastly different places.
Wrong Method:
Full Position + High Leverage → Adding to Losing Position → Holding Leads to Liquidation.
Correct Method:
Only use 20,000 for base position → 3% stop loss / 5% take profit → Only make two high-quality trades per week.
Result: Monthly returns can stabilize at 8%, and compound annual growth can easily reach over 150%.
Expert's Mantra: Remember these six rules.
Do: Use spare money, maintain discipline, trade in one direction.
Don't: Go all-in, hold positions, or block both ends.
Final Reminder: Contracts are not a casino.
Those who gamble their living expenses for the future ultimately perish on the road.
Protect your capital, live long, and only then will you have the qualification to talk about big money in the cryptocurrency world.
#加密市场观察

If you always feel powerless in the contract, becoming more and more twisted, I sincerely suggest you to take a break. It's not the market targeting you, but rather these fundamental things below that you may have overlooked.

1; First, clarify your profit and loss bottom line.

Before placing each order, think about two things: where to exit when you make a profit, and where to retreat when you make a mistake.

Taking profits prevents greed, and cutting losses saves your life. If you want to stay in the market longer, you must establish your bottom line first, otherwise, you'll eventually be swept away by emotions.

2; Do less and wait more for opportunities.

Don't always think about catching every small fluctuation, especially in high-leverage contracts, as that is basically self-consumption. Those who are truly stable wait for the market to come to them, rather than constantly clicking the mouse to create anxiety.

3; Dare to hold empty positions, it's better than rushing around.

When the direction is unclear and the signals are ambiguous, not taking action is the best choice. Missing opportunities won't lose you money, but rushing around will. Being able to endure the loneliness of having no positions is the true step into stable trading.

4; Don't fantasize about quick success, take the long-term route.

Contracts are not a casino; those who rely on a single trade to turn things around usually don't go far. Focus on clear logic and repeatable processes, making small profits slowly is more realistic and safer.

5; Light positions are confidence, heavy positions are cliffs.

The market can turn against you at any time; a single piece of news can change the trend. Heavy positions mean entrusting your life to luck; one mistake leaves no room for retreat. With light positions, you have options.

6; The biggest opponent is actually yourself.

Most losses are not due to the market but rather a lack of emotional control. Everyone understands the logic; the difficult part is whether you can execute according to the plan in the moments of fear and greed.

The market has daily fluctuations, and opportunities are never lacking.

What truly matters is whether you can stay in the market consistently.

First survive, and leave the rest to time.

A person working hard alone finds it difficult to turn things around. Having direction, rhythm, and a team is what truly allows you to last until the end. #加密市场观察 #beat

#beat Don't be afraid of the imitation, be afraid of not having a strategy

Is imitation good?

Yes, it is really good.

There is only one prerequisite — you have to know how to play.

Those who rush in recklessly will get hurt

Those who follow the rhythm will reap the rewards.

Imitation has never been about who is braver,

but rather about who makes the right choices, enters steadily, and acts decisively.

With the right strategy and execution,

a wave of market movement can yield much better returns than mainstream options.

What’s there to fear about pullbacks?

What to fear is not having a plan

What to fear is earning without exiting, and holding on recklessly when prices drop.

I trade imitations; I only do one thing:

Enter when there is logic, add positions when there is rhythm,

and never hesitate when it’s time to take profits.

Not gambling on luck, just taking the profits given by the structure.
Imitation is not something that cannot be played,

it’s just that it cannot be played recklessly.

Those who know how to play will see their accounts grow thicker

Those who don’t will be paying tuition to the market every day.

If you also want to steadily enjoy the profits, rather than chasing highs and getting hit,

then don’t mess around alone.

Follow the strategy, execute accordingly, and leave the rest to the market.

Those who understand the rhythm will naturally come, and are already positioning!#加密市场观察

#beat This market, still playing contracts? I advise you to survive first.

A couple of days ago, a brother asked me,

Now contracts often have spikes, how exactly should we play this?

I only replied to him: Don't fight the spikes, make friends with time.

To be honest, in the first few years after I entered the circle, I also thought that being slow was a mistake.

As soon as the market moved, I would rush in, and when contracts opened, I would trade aggressively, thinking that if I wasn't aggressive, I wouldn't make money.

The reality was harsh; my account kept dropping, and at my worst, I couldn't even afford to buy coffee.

It was only later that I understood one thing: the crypto world has never been about courage; it's about mindset.

After that, I hardly touched contracts and only traded spot.

Not fully invested, not going all in, with a maximum of 20% position each time.

If it rises by 10%, I take some profit first; if it drops to 20%, I consider buying slowly.
At that time, many people laughed at me for being too timid and too conservative.

But years went by, and those who chased excitement every day had already changed their accounts several times.

Meanwhile, my principal has been compounding round by round.

The most satisfying part is not how fast I make money,

but that no matter how much the market spikes, I can still sleep soundly.

Because I know that contracts are a cliff, while spot is the road.

It's really fine to be a little slower; if the direction is right, the snowball will grow on its own.

Getting rich relies on luck; being able to survive long enough is the real skill.

If you're currently tormented by spikes, feeling off rhythm, and unsure about your positions, don't force it.

Come find me; let's stabilize the path first before we talk about making money.

Those who understand will naturally come. #加密市场观察

Why can't most people make money in the cryptocurrency market? It's really not a matter of market conditions.
Have you noticed a phenomenon?
When the market rises, some people still lose money.
When the market falls, some are still losing.
The problem is really not the market, it's the people.
Most people enter the market and fail at the first hurdle due to emotions.
When there's a surge, they fear missing out and chase in at high prices.
When there's a pullback, they start to panic and sell off at low prices.
Chasing highs and cutting lows, it's a repetitive cycle; the account doesn’t lose everything in one day, but is gradually worn down.
Add to that the overwhelming amount of information.
Every day there are either news updates or interpretations, either positive news or insider information.
Many people can't even distinguish between signals and noise,
when they see someone shout, they think an opportunity has come, but in reality, they are just being led by emotions.
And then there's leverage.
Many people treat it as a tool for turning things around,
but fail to realize it's just an amplifier.
When you're right, it amplifies your gains;
when you're wrong, it amplifies fear, greed, and impulsiveness.
If the direction flips, it doesn't give you any time to react.
Those who can truly sustain in the long term generally have their own framework.
It doesn't have to be complicated, but it must be clear:
When can you enter, when should you exit,
how much loss can you tolerate on a single trade.
Without these, relying solely on feelings isn't trading; it's gambling.
Take ETH as a simple example.
When the price reaches a key position, it's not about diving straight in,
but rather observing the structure, observing the rhythm, entering in batches, and thinking in advance about what to do if you're wrong.
Where to place the stop-loss, how to take profits, all of this should be considered before placing an order.
First, consider the worst-case scenario, then expect the gains.
The real difference in outcomes is never about whether you can read charts,
but whether you can execute.
When emotions rise, is the plan still intact?
When the market fluctuates, are the principles still upheld?
The market will change, the themes will shift,
but one thing has never changed:
Only those who can remain in the market have the right to talk about making money.
Many people keep asking: Can I still make money?
The real question should be:
Can I continue to survive in this market?
If you're still on the sidelines, unsure of what to do, it might be worth seeing how I typically position myself; it's hard to turn things around when working alone. Having direction and rhythm is what truly allows you to last until the end. @老张趋势 #加密市场观察

Don't be fooled by contracts; those who truly turn their fortunes around are all about survival first.

Let me put it this way: in the crypto world, making money has never been the hard part; the hard part is whether you can survive until the end.

Money comes quickly, but it can leave just as harshly; anyone who's been around long enough understands this.

I started with a few thousand U and have had my ups and downs. Contracts are essentially a magnifying glass; if you’re right, it accelerates your gains, but if you’re wrong, it can get you out immediately. So, I realized something: instead of researching how to get rich quickly, it's better to focus on how not to lose everything.

When I make trades now, I never use all my bullets at once. I split my capital; even if the direction is wrong, it’s just a small tuition fee rather than a complete wipeout. Many people exit the market not because they lack judgment, but because they risked everything from the start.

When losing, I never fantasize about waiting to see. The market doesn’t lack for rebounds; it lacks whether you can wait for them. If the position is wrong, I exit immediately; my face isn't worth much, but my account is. Relying on holding onto a losing position to turn things around is a plot twist, not reality.

I have a habit that I still adhere to: once I continuously step into pitfalls, I stop trading. It’s not about being cowardly; it’s about recognizing that the conditions are wrong. When emotions run high, even if the market looks good, you’ll make mistakes. It’s better to shut down the software and look again the next day; many issues will become clear then.

The money I earn, I don't keep all of it in the account. The numbers on the screen can vanish at any time; only what’s in hand counts.

If you've truly experienced dramatic ups and downs, you’ll understand that being able to sleep peacefully is far more important than making that extra bit of profit.

I only take action when the market has a clear direction.

When a trend emerges, high leverage is a tool; when the market pulls back and forth, high leverage is a meat grinder. When I can't distinguish the direction, I’d rather do nothing than gamble.

Ultimately, contracts aren't about who has the bigger guts; it's about who follows the rules better.

When the position is light, a person doesn't panic; when a person isn't panicking, their hands are steady; when the hands are steady, opportunities can naturally be seized.

The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are people who can stay engaged.

The path is right here; go slow, go steady, and you’ll find that there's no need to rush to earn money.

I am Lao Zhang, skilled in short to medium-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts.
I’ve walked this path before; whether you wish to follow is up to you.
#beat #加密市场观察

To survive longer in the crypto market is to have the opportunity to make big money.

A couple of days ago, someone asked me: how to last long in the crypto space? I remembered a senior who entered with 200,000 and now has over 30 million in his account.

He once said something that I still remember: the most valuable thing is not technology, but emotional control. If you can control yourself, money will eventually come to you.

Making money is simple, yet difficult; don’t be impulsive, don’t be greedy, don’t operate recklessly.

Before entering the market, think clearly about what you are doing. Do you go all in out of excitement? That’s not investing; it’s gambling. When the market is sideways, keep your hands off; during volatile periods, it’s easy to break people's spirits.

The truly worthwhile opportunities can actually be seen at a glance; you don’t need to stare at the market every day to torture yourself. Don’t chase after rapid rises, don’t bottom fish during steep declines, and observe when the direction is unclear.

Position and risk management are more crucial: don’t go all in, don’t touch your living expenses, and definitely don’t borrow money to enter the market.

Mainstream coins should form the base position, and small positions in altcoins can be a trial; even if you make a wrong call, there’s still an exit. Many people lose money for one reason only: acting recklessly.

Remember, stabilize first, then make money. As long as you are still in the market, the opportunity will eventually come to you. Keep a steady mindset and a slower pace; it's more effective than any miraculous operation.

If you still have no direction now, staring at the market but not knowing how to act, then pay attention to Lao Zhang first. I have been walking this path all along, and my thinking has remained constant; as long as you are willing to keep up, I am always here. #加密市场观察

From 10,000 to 1,000,000, making a comeback in the crypto world is not a dream!\n\nOnly having 10,000 but wanting to turn it into 1,000,000? Don't just look at others flaunting their profits; if you master the methods, you can also make a comeback.\n\nI have summarized a few killer rules: Don't be greedy with small funds; focus on seizing major trends.\nWhen good news comes out, rush to the top and run; don't drag it out.\n\nIn response to rhythm news, prepare in advance around holidays for smooth operations, greatly increasing your chances of making money.\n\nSteady and steady for the medium to long term, slowly accumulating wealth with light positions.\n\nFor short-term, take profits when you see good results; immediately withdraw if the trend is not right; don't be greedy.\n\nKeep up with the rhythm of the market, go with the trend; if the direction is wrong, cut losses; only by limiting losses can you have a chance to turn things around.\n\nFor short-term trading, focus on K-line and indicators; when 15-minute K-lines and KDJ are in the same direction, decisively take action when opportunities arise.\n\nMindset determines success or failure; being calm is more important than being impulsive.\n\nIt's easy to talk about methods, but practical experience is what counts. For example, the two recent trades I made on BEAT fully demonstrated the rhythm of capital operation: The first trade was arranged at 1.92, and on the 22nd it rushed to 2.96 for a profit; the second trade entered at 3.15, and yesterday it rose above 4 dollars, taking profits for safety in the short term.\n\nIt's not about luck; it’s about following the rhythm, retracing for washing the plate, confirming the structure, and accelerating emotions, executing each step accurately.\n\nDo the fans understand? Making money in the crypto world is never about chasing a single bullish line but understanding the trend, knowing when to take profits, and knowing the rules.\n\nFollow the rhythm steadily, eat meat steadily, turning 10,000 into 1,000,000 is not a dream but a mindset you can achieve.\n\nIf a person works hard alone, it’s hard to turn things around. Having direction and rhythm is what truly sustains you to the end; it's in the process of layout! #美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #beat

$BEAT In the cryptocurrency world, you will discover one thing:

From liquidation to stability, it is not a technical upgrade,

but rather the realization that comes after being thoroughly beaten by the market.

My biggest insight over the years is simple: staying alive is worth a hundred times more than making quick money.

As soon as my account shows profit, I always take a portion out first.

If I earn an extra 1000U, I will directly withdraw 400U.

Because what’s in the exchange is just numbers; only what can go into a bank account counts as real money.

Those who can’t exit the market haven’t necessarily not made money, but they keep thinking about getting a little more each time.

In the end, that little bit becomes the final blow.

Another point is that many people have not quit this habit of trusting their own feelings too much.

Feelings tend to be most accurate only when losing money.

What can truly be used long-term are only the rules.

I never make trades impulsively; I consider at least two indicators aligning like MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands before taking action.

For short-term trading, I monitor for 1 hour, look at trends for 4 hours, and the low-level noise from back-and-forth movements only serves to confuse.

In the cryptocurrency world, it's not about who is braver, but about who can endure, retreat, and come back.

First, preserve your life in the market, and the subsequent money will naturally be given to you slowly.

It’s hard to turn things around alone. Having direction, rhythm, and a team is what truly supports you to the end. Currently in the layout, those who understand, come! #beat #加密市场观察

#beat Don't hesitate to take the main upward trend, BEAT these two orders, and let's all enjoy together.

What the main upward trend fears the most is not a false market,

but that the trend has already been given, and you are still hesitating.

In the first wave of BEAT, I acted at 1.92,

it's not about working alone, but synchronously bringing everyone along.

The structure is stable, volume is shrinking, and pullbacks are not breaking, clearly the funds are washing people out,

in this kind of market, experienced traders know who to wait for to exit.

When it reaches 3 dollars, I directly remind everyone to take profits.

It's not that I don't look at what's next, it's about swallowing the meat that's already on the plate.

When the rhythm is right, opportunities will come again.

The subsequent pullbacks are very restrained, the volume hasn't dispersed, and the structure is cleaner,

at 3.15 I enter the market again, this order will also lead everyone along.

The logic is simple:
Those willing to sell have sold out, and what's left is all in line with the main funds.

The results are clear to everyone, directly pushing up to above 4 dollars, emotions fully ignited.

At this position, I take profits again, letting the fans cash in first.

It's not about being bearish, it's unnecessary to gamble on luck at the peak of emotions.

How to act in the main upward trend is actually very clear: hold on when there's a volume surge,
continue to eat when there's a volume pullback without breaking the trend, and once there’s a volume drop that breaks, reduce your position immediately.

Being able to profit from these two waves is not because of being bold,

it's about following the rhythm, following the logic, and also walking with me.

Whether you can continue to walk depends on the market.
Whether you can make a profit depends on whether you dare to execute.

If you still have no direction now, staring at the market but not knowing how to act, then pay attention to Lao Zhang first. I have always been on this path, and my thoughts are consistent. As long as you are willing to keep up, I am always here.
#加密市场观察

The perfect strategy you are looking for has never existed from the very beginning.

Many people enter the market and start fantasizing about one thing

Is there a strategy that has a high win rate, earns a lot, and can be done every day?

I can say directly: there is none.

It's not that you haven't found it; the market itself does not allow it.

There is a hard rule in trading that seasoned traders understand

Win rate, profit-loss ratio, and frequency of trades can never all align.

If your win rate is high and you have trades every day, then the profits will inevitably be small.

If you pursue one big trade, then you must accept that you will often shoot blanks.

Want all three? That only exists in the imagination of beginners.

So the real question has never been

Which strategy is the best?

But rather: can you bear the cost of this strategy?

Some people are just suited to steadily pick up small profits every day, and even if they occasionally face drawdowns, they remain calm.

Some people are naturally patient with loneliness, and can remain unfazed even after losing several trades, just waiting for that one big win.

As you progress in trading, there will be a turning point where you stop looking for the so-called perfect system,
And instead honestly acknowledge the trade-offs, choosing a path that you can sustain, endure, and continue to walk.

Once you take this step, you can consider yourself truly starting to trade.

If you are still directionless, staring at the market but not knowing how to act, then pay attention to Lao Zhang first. I have been walking this road, and my thoughts are always here; as long as you are willing to keep up, I am always available. #加密市场观察

With a starting point of 2000U, he managed to reach 80,000 in two months by doing one thing right.

Old Zhang, with only 2000U left, can he really reach 80,000 in two months?

Whenever I encounter such questions, I always start by asking back:

Do you want to turn things around, or are you looking to take a gamble?

He said he wants to live well.

I nodded: Alright, but you have to follow my rules,

No emotional trading, and don’t risk your life savings on luck.

I first checked his Binance futures account,

Over two thousand in capital, with a long list of liquidation records.

I directly told him to stop and think clearly about one thing:

No gambling is the first ironclad rule.

Fortunately, he doesn't have the habit of reckless trading or bottom fishing.

Following me, the first step is not to make money, but to stabilize the rhythm first.

Initially, I only let him do one thing:

Small fluctuations, one trade a day,

Position not exceeding 20%,

Target is just 3%-5%, no greed, no haste.

In the first week, the account increased by over 400U.

In the second week, the rhythm improved, and the funds clearly increased.

By the third week, he started to get a bit carried away and asked me if he could speed up.

I immediately hit the brakes,

Told him to pause trading for a few days,

And carefully review each operation from start to finish,

Not to see right or wrong, but to see where he was impatient and where he didn’t execute.

Having guided fans for a long time, I know too well

That flipping accounts doesn’t rely on a single market movement,

But on completing each trade as planned.

After two months,

His account has already reached over 80,000U.

I just reminded him:

Making a profit isn’t hard, what’s hard is not to fall back into old habits.

Over the years of guiding fans,

Too many people don’t lose due to skills,

But lose due to impatience, gambling, and not trusting the rhythm.

I don’t have any mysterious secrets,

Just one set of methods used repeatedly:

Proper awareness, discipline first, strategy follows, and steadily move forward.

Follow Old Zhang, stick with me, and steadily seize the market opportunities that should be taken.
#加密市场观察 #beat

Debt reversal, relying on discipline to turn things around

How many people shout about wanting to turn things around, but in reality, they make impulsive trades with a shake of their hands.

Panic selling during a drop, chasing after highs when prices rise, result in a serious shrinkage of their accounts after a series of operations.

When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I only had three thousand yuan for living expenses, and now my account has over ten million. This is not luck, but a result of persistently applying a violent rolling method.

Starting with three hundred USDT, I extremely restrained my greed. I only chased hot coins, withdrew my principal after making eighty percent profit, and decisively cut losses after losing thirty percent. After three consecutive wins, I immediately stopped, transferring funds to a wallet for cold storage to prevent impulsiveness.

After my funds reached one thousand USDT, I began to operate with multiple accounts: lightning trades for pinning market movements, laying out new coins in advance, and combining major events for high returns. Each trade has a rhythm, and every operation has its logic.

If you are still placing orders based on feelings and emotional trading, perhaps it's time to stop and think: are you trading, or are you just venting your anger?

I too have been confused and lost, but now I hold a bright light in my hands. In the next wave of the market, keeping up with the rhythm and steadily profiting is not a dream. #beat #加密市场观察

Many people may not believe it
But I sincerely brought my fans along, starting with 500U, and gradually rolled it up to 200,000 U.
There are no flashy techniques, just a simple method that ordinary people can execute, repeated over and over.
From the beginning, I made it clear to my fans:
Don't rush to turn things around, first keep the account alive.
Early stage: small funds to practice timing
I initially had everyone try with small funds; even if they lost, it wouldn't affect their mindset.
Focus only on BTC, which has a large market cap, a clear structure, and is not easily manipulated.
Don't be greedy with leverage; use what you can bear.
Always leave room in your position, and don't panic when a spike comes.
There are only two rules of discipline:
Leave when you should,
Admit mistakes immediately.
This stage progresses slowly but steadily.
The fans' accounts were gradually raised during this phase.
Mid-stage: rolling positions larger, but not recklessly
After the principal amount increased, I didn't let my fans increase their positions recklessly.
Still the old idea: if you win, slightly increase, if you lose, immediately scale down.
After a few wins, slowly raise the position;
Once hitting a stop loss, immediately return to a small position and start over.
This stage tests execution power the most,
But it is also the watershed for whether you can go far.
Market phase: exert force when necessary
When the market truly trends,
I then let my fans open their positions.
It's not gambling; it's because enough space has been earned beforehand.
Daring to take risks comes from consistently having stop losses in place.
It was also during this stage,
That the account was pulled from tens of thousands U to 200,000 U.
Recently, in the last two days of BEAT
#beat , my fans were genuinely following along.
Confirmed structure to enter the market, take profits before a rise,
After washing out, re-enter, decisively take profits when emotions are right.
It's not a one-off,
It's about rhythm and repeated gains.
The crypto world is not short of opportunities,
What's lacking are those who can control their hands and keep up with the rhythm.
Take it slow, and it will be the fastest.
Those who understand will naturally keep following along; they are in the process of laying out! #加密市场回调

This approach, with ID #beat , is becoming more valuable.

It's not a one-time deal, but rather a rhythm that can be revisited repeatedly.

For this kind of market, those who understand will naturally get it,

Following along, the feedback will become clearer each time.

The next order is already being planned,

When the timing is right, it will naturally be provided.

Taking the right path and following the right people is more important than rushing ahead. #加密市场观察

#beat These two waves, those who follow the rhythm have basically made gains.

The long positions in the community layout are still continuously profiting,

Those who want to seize this wave of market, follow my rhythm closely, don’t stray.

Recovering losses and flipping accounts is really not difficult.

Follow Lao Zhang, stick with me, and steadily take the market that should be taken.

Currently in layout! #加密市场观察

#beat This two waves, those who followed have basically filled their plates.

On the 19th, I started positioning at the 1.92 line, not just a whim.

At that time, the market was very clear: the previous high did not break on the pullback, volume shrank and price stabilized, funds did not leave, but instead were pressing to wash out people.

This kind of structure, seasoned market participants understand at a glance, it’s not about falling, but about clearing the field.

On the 22nd, it surged to 2.96, and I directly told the group to take profits first.

It's not that I don't have confidence, but the short-term sentiment at this position is too full, it’s time to take a bite of the meat.

The market isn’t something you consume all at once; being able to eat repeatedly is what’s called rhythm.

Looking at the market again in the evening, the price did not pull back deeply, and the volume did not dissipate, instead showing signs of secondary strength.

Entering the market again near 3.15, the logic is very simple – after washing out a round, those willing to sell have sold, and what’s left is the capital following the main funds.

At this time, if you don’t follow, you can only wait to chase.

As everyone has seen, today it was directly pulled above 4, and the sentiment completely opened up.

At this position, I chose to take profits again and exit, securing my gains.

It’s not because I am bearish, but the short term has already given excessive returns, there’s no need to gamble at the peak of sentiment.

Many people like to ask: can we continue to hold?

This kind of question actually exposes the phase itself.

What should really be asked is
Should I take the profits now?

BEAT's wave has been very standard:
Pullback washout → Structure confirmation → Sentiment acceleration.

Being able to eat is because you follow the rhythm, not just jumping in because of a bullish candle.

In this kind of market, the biggest fear isn’t missing out, but not leaving when it’s time to go.

For those still in the market, keep a good eye on the rhythm, and for those who want to follow the next wave, patiently wait for the structure.

Following the rhythm and steadily making profits has never been a difficult task.

If you are still confused and lack direction, you might as well take a look at how I do it.

Those who understand will naturally come.

#加密市场观察