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To be honest, in the crypto world over these years, Brother Cat's biggest pain isn't the losses, but the nearly complete reversal of dozens of times the profit on paper, leaving only a tiny bit—those kinds of despair, people who haven't experienced it truly don't understand.
In the 2017 bull market, Brother Cat heavily invested in ADA, with a cost of $0.03, rising all the way above $1, multiplying the paper profit by over thirty times.
Back then, I was floating on cloud nine, always feeling that selling early was a loss, determined to sell at the highest point.
As a result, the market su

Many people treat contracts as a "luck-based" game, but those who truly survive inside have basically paid more than once in tuition.
Brother Mao was like that at first too; a few successful trades made him think he understood everything, even starting to leverage and enlarge his positions.
At that time, it wasn’t trading, it was gambling.
Until one time, the market moved against him, and his account was wiped out.
That moment, he finally understood: it’s not that the market is ruthless, but that he was too reckless.
Later, he gradually realized that with contracts, the essence isn’t

A few days later, one morning I woke up, and my account's 600k turned into 500,000. I saw that TRB had automatically opened a short position at 45, which had already risen to over 60 PRL.
But at that time, Brother Cat didn't think it was too panic-inducing, and even thought that 60 should be the top, so I was lucky enough to place a short around 68, trying to pull the average price back.
One afternoon, my floating loss in the account had reached 40k US dollars. I saw that the short at 68 was also taken.
For the first time, I experienced the feeling of such a large floating loss, and I st

Minimal trading rules, specially designed for amounts under 10k USD. $CHIP
Brothers with only a few thousand or a few hundred USD, take Brother Cat's advice: don't indulge in the illusion of overnight riches.
The crypto world is most effective at curing restlessness and greed. The smaller the funds, the more eager you are to tinker and trade frequently, and the faster you'll get wiped out.
But the market never lacks opportunities to turn around. Many people around me have relied on a simple, straightforward method to steadily grow small funds into seven figures. It’s not flashy or excitin

Many people shout "HODL," but behind the scenes, they play with contracts, ending up liquidated to zero.
Real tough players use 5x leverage, steadily and carefully, multiplying their wealth dozens of times in a year.
But the reality is, 99% of people playing with contracts can't escape the "Three Killings"—losing all their principal, mental breakdown, and collapsing faith.
The market makers have long understood retail traders' psychology, focusing on technical traders' stop-loss lines to control the market.
You think you understand MACD and RSI signals, confident you can make big money

Rave, although many people call it a scam coin, that's because they are doing it backwards. Going to empty a token with 90% concentrated in the hands of the whales—what are they thinking? This kind of low-level grinding startup, with tokens constantly flowing into the chain, you may not have many, but never go to empty it.
This coin is my fan's favorite coin, realizing her dream of earning 1 million with one trade. Unfortunately, she didn't hold on, otherwise, I would have taken my original plan of breaking even at $18, and at least earned over 3 million.
Now the mainstream is sluggish, with c

Many people ask Brother Cat:
Is it really difficult to make 1 million in the crypto world?
The answer is quite harsh—
It's not hard to do it once, but the hard part is whether you can survive until that day.
Many start by going all-in, doing contracts, chasing hot trends,
but before they even get the chance, they are eliminated by the market.
I agree more with a "slow but steady" approach:
If you have 100k, try with half first.
Don't think about daily operations, but focus on one cycle, one opportunity.
Remember a reality:
Contracts seem highly profitable, but most people g

From 60k to 9.5 million entirely depends on repeatedly remembering Cat Brother's 5 sentences:
Many friends prefer short-term trading, but short-term trading demands very high operational skills, especially stricter discipline and mental resilience.
Of course, the iron rules for short-term trading buy and sell:
1. Don’t sell when it doesn’t rise high, don’t buy when it doesn’t plunge, and don’t trade during sideways consolidation.
"Don’t trade during sideways consolidation" means that when the price fluctuates within a small range for a period of time without a clear upward or downward trend, i

The harsh truth about the crypto world: the more complicated it gets, the more you lose.
Brother Mao turned 30k into 50 million, relying only on a stupid-simple method.
After years of crawling through the crypto world, I finally figured it out:
The more you make trading flashy and convoluted, the more easily the market will harvest you—turning you into someone else’s cash machine.
I went from 30k principal to over 50 million—no insider info, no talent, and definitely not relying on luck. The core is just one thing:
Take complicated things and make them simple, then take simple things

Brothers holding 3000U, stop gambling recklessly.
Don't always think about getting rich overnight, only to lose your principal in the end.
I've seen too many people with a few thousand U eager to turn things around, but the more anxious they get, the more they lose, while Brother Mao relies on three simple rules, steadily growing from 8000U, and even helping fans grow from 1200U to 38kU, all without liquidation or big losses.
In my early years, I also made foolish mistakes, holding 8000U, chasing every rise and fall, blindly trading fake coins, no stop-loss, no position splitting, and as

Why are there people getting liquidated every day in contracts, and so many still rushing in?
Brother Mao straightforwardly tells everyone, most people simply don't understand what this thing is for.
Real contract traders know clearly: this thing is fundamentally about risk hedging.
The money you make isn't luck-based; it's earned from others getting liquidated.
That's why professional traders spend 70% of their time waiting; they won't act until the market reaches that point.
When they do act, it's with the goal of precise harvesting. Unlike you, who are constantly rolling in the ma

In the cryptocurrency world, the difficulty in achieving long-term stable profits is not about understanding market trends or predicting the right direction, but about maintaining the right mindset and controlling greed.
Opportunities in the market are never scarce; what is scarce is clear awareness, reverence for risk, and the ability to follow through on commitments.
Let go of the obsession with overnight riches, stay away from aggressive all-in strategies; knowing when to take profits and secure gains, steadily building compound interest, is more sustainable and reliable than chasing sh

In the crypto world, from $1,200 to $18k, you only need to remember three "dead rules."
Three months ago, a fan found Cat Brother. At that time, his account only had
$3,000, and he was so nervous he was trembling even when placing orders. I gave him a simple, almost "stupid" method, and he stuck with it for 30 days with a try-and-see attitude.
What was the result? Starting from $1,200, steadily growing to $18k, without ever liquidating a position.
How did I do it? I divided the $1,200 into three parts, each $400:
1. Short-term trading: $400
Trade at most twice a day, stop when liquidated. No g

At two in the morning, a friend from Zhejiang asked me tremblingly:
"Brother Mao, Brother Mao, I went all-in with 10,000 U and used over 30x leverage, and it only dropped 3%—why did I get liquidated?"
I looked at his record, and he had put all 9,500 U in, without setting any stop-loss.
Many people think "full position" means you can hold on.
Actually, using full leverage poorly can get you killed faster than partial positions. $RAVE
The key to liquidation often isn't the leverage level, but the size of the position. $MYX
You might think:
With a 10,000 U account, using 9,500 U to open a posit

$500 rolling to $120k, with zero liquidation throughout, all thanks to these three "foolish" methods.
Half a year ago, I brought out a "chosen one."
An absolute beginner, entering with $1,500, who first shot up to $48k in two months, now the account steadily stands at over $120k.
The key is, he never once got liquidated. Do you call that luck?
Luck might help you win once or twice, but it’s impossible to always be smooth sailing.
Behind this are three ridiculously simple principles—hardcore truths from my journey of turning $4,300 into a eight-figure fortune.
First: Full position i

I sincerely advise all crypto friends: no matter how much you earn in the crypto world, it's just numbers on your account. Being able to safely withdraw your funds and cash out is the real winner! I've gone through all the pitfalls of withdrawing funds, and today I won't keep secrets—I'll lay everything out for you to help you avoid detours.
In the past, I didn't understand the ins and outs of withdrawing funds. After one withdrawal, my bank card was directly frozen. I broke out in cold sweat, couldn't sleep well for a week, went to the bank, submitted documents, and after half a month of fu

Many brothers who play contracts, listen carefully to what I have to say.
If you can take it in, you might really save a lot of tuition fees.
Do you often encounter situations like this:
Just opened a position, the market immediately moves against you.
Just stopped out, the market suddenly pulls back.
Hard to see the right direction, but in the end, you lose everything.
Many people think: Is it just bad luck?
To be honest—it's not bad luck, you simply don't understand the rules of this game.
You think you're "buying coins"? No, you're signing a betting agreement.
Many people

Newbie Must-Read!
Turn 1200U into 280kU, revealing the truth about small capital avoiding liquidation and steady profits.
Last year, a fan came to me, with only 1200U left in his account, feeling completely drained, asking if there was still hope. I told him: Don’t think about doubling your money first, learn to survive. For small capital to turn around, prioritize staying alive before talking about making money!
I told him to split the 1200U into three parts, and not to go all-in: one part for intraday trading, take small profits and exit; one part to wait for clearer trends before ente