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When it comes to surviving in the crypto market, I want to share a seemingly clichéd but often overlooked principle — sometimes the most effective method is the simplest one. Over the past eight years, I have evolved from a retail investor who frequently chased highs and sold lows into someone who has found their own rhythm. That period of exploration was filled with typical rookie mistakes: being attracted daily by stories of "explosive gains," staying up late to monitor the market, following the herd, and ultimately seeing my principal shrink continuously. It wasn't until I lost everything t

Still experiencing frequent losses? If you’ve entered the crypto world and haven’t found a stable way to make money yet, this approach might be worth your serious consideration. It’s a summary of years of trading experience, and many people have turned their situations around after adjusting according to this framework.
First, it’s essential to recognize one fact: capital safety always comes first. Taking BTC as an example, suppose you have a capital of 3000U; never invest it all at once. Divide it into three parts of 1000U each. Having different responsibilities for each part is key:
- Short-

The recent surge of SQD starting from 0.082 has left some interesting marks on the 4-hour chart. The volume has been very tight, especially after breaking through 0.088, with a clear acceleration, indicating that large institutions are indeed sweeping up positions.
This kind of rapid upward movement that leaves no room for breath usually has a straightforward logic — quickly moving away from the cost basis. The current small adjustments seem more like a cleaning process at the high level, shaking out those indecisive follow-up traders through oscillations up and down. Once the 1-hour bullish d

#数字资产市场动态 ZEC has indeed not been very suitable for shorting recently. Looking at the market chart, the traces of the big players are still quite obvious, and the chips are concentrated, which indicates that there may be another wave of行情未释放出来. The trends of $BTC and $ETH are also supporting the overall market sentiment. In the short term, ZEC should still be able to continue testing higher. Instead of betting on a reversal, it's better to wait for a clearer top signal before considering shorting—this way, the risk will be much lower.

By the end of February, a leading cryptocurrency exchange experienced the largest hacker attack recorded in the industry. The attackers precisely infiltrated the platform's Ethereum cold wallet system through front-end tampering and multi-signature deception tactics, successfully stealing approximately $1.44 billion worth of ETH and its derivatives. This incident triggered a chain reaction in the market—Ethereum's price plummeted nearly 4% within four hours, and the total liquidation volume across the network exceeded $450 million within 24 hours.
After the incident, the exchange quickly used

After a significant decline, Bitcoin has entered a prolonged six-week period of weak consolidation at low levels. The current situation is somewhat strange, with a sense of an impending storm. From on-chain data, ETF flows, to market performance and trader sentiment, all indicators point to the same conclusion — this is more of a consolidation during a downtrend rather than a true bottom. BTC has broken below the $80,000 mark, and ETH has also fallen below $2,500, which has become an established fact. The question is no longer whether it will continue to decline, but when it will happen. The s

Interesting comparison: Litecoin, known as "digital silver," has actually fallen 44% this year, while physical silver has surged 180%. The huge gap in their prices is truly thought-provoking.
Market observers point out that this contrast could present an opportunity for Litecoin. Once capital flows back from physical assets to digital assets, Litecoin may initiate a rebound rally, with a potential target price range of $250 to $300—meaning there is considerable room for upward movement from the current price.
But the prerequisites are essential. Litecoin must hold the $79.60 support line and t

Recently, Ethereum's performance has indeed been perplexing—oscillating within a range for the past two weeks, seemingly without direction. In reality, this trend hides the market's rhythm. As a trader with years of experience navigating the crypto market, I want to share an observation: today could very well be the key moment to break the deadlock, especially during the time window from 12:30 to 15:30 noon.
Whether we can effectively break through the 28,000 level will directly impact our profit expectations before the end of the month. This is not purely a technical prediction but based on t

Recently, I came across an interesting data point: Bitmine Immersion bought an additional 44,463 ETH in the past week. This pace is not slow.
Let's do some calculations—by December 28th, this institution's total ETH holdings have surged to over 4.1 million, accounting for 3.41% of the total supply of the Ethereum network. This proportion is quite significant and, to some extent, indicates the institution's continued optimism about this blockchain.
What’s even more noteworthy is that they have staked over 400,000 ETH. The act of staking is very important, as it shows they are not just holding c

#战略性加仓BTC $BTC $ETH $SOL Is anyone interested in joining the fun? I am running a small-scale challenge—using 500U principal to aim for 10,000U. Consider it a trading validation for myself. Currently, on the first day, I have already reached 500U, and I will update the progress daily. If you want to see the live trading process, feel free to follow. The main focus areas are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, which are the key sectors. If you're interested, let's witness this small goal together.

Honestly, lately I've seen a lot of discussions on the square about a certain stablecoin protocol, and it's been extremely popular. The 20% annualized return is eye-catching. But I have to admit—this has been bothering me a bit.
The most lively times in the market are often the most dangerous. Those projects that once claimed 200%, 300% returns on "stablecoins" have now become cautionary tales in crypto textbooks. When the feast ends, whales always manage to get out ahead of retail investors.
But today I don't want to spread panic; I want to discuss a more core issue: when risks really hit, be

I recently came across a research report published by a leading digital asset management institution, and some of the figures are quite interesting. They predict that by 2026, the total locked value (TVL) of ETH will double, while the market cap of stablecoins will surge from the current $30.8 billion to over $50 billion, with an annual growth rate of 62%. What is the confidence behind this prediction? Looking at the stablecoin market in 2025, which has already achieved a growth of over 62%, essentially confirms that this trend is real.
What is the true engine behind this wave of TVL growth? I

#战略性加仓BTC BCH has indeed performed well recently, but from a technical perspective, there is clear resistance at higher levels. My approach is a continuous short-selling strategy—every time it rebounds to a key resistance level, I continue to short, avoiding chasing highs. The bottom support for this coin still needs observation; as long as rebound signals appear, there are entry opportunities. The logic for shorting is very clear: there is no reason to expect an upward breakout in the short term. Instead of waiting for the bottom, it's better to control risk at higher levels. As long as I sti

Looking at TIMI's airdrop strategy this time, it's really interesting. The rewards just came out and immediately plummeted from 30U to 26U. How fast was that? I originally thought it could stay on par with the old coin, but it directly fell below expectations. Phew, luckily I didn't rush to claim it today, or watching the price go down now would be really uncomfortable. I asked a few friends, and they also said not to rush to claim it. Let's wait and see how the trend develops. This kind of reward distribution that dumps the price is really reckless.

Crypto industry has seen so many years, witnessing too many people come in with dreams of getting rich, only to exit with losses due to poor operations. It was only later that I realized a simple truth: in this market, losing money is easier than making quick profits.
Today, I want to share a trading approach that I have validated through multiple market cycles. It may sound ordinary, but it is precisely this seemingly simple method that has helped me stay calm amid wild price swings. The key to this approach is not dreaming of overnight riches, but using strict discipline and repeatable proce

Recently, while organizing data, I noticed an interesting phenomenon—Bitcoin's liquidity has indeed become a bit subtle lately. During the year-end holiday season, trading volume is naturally sparse, the order book depth is significantly shallower than usual, and large orders tend to sweep the market easily. On Christmas Day, a low-liquidity trading pair on a major exchange even flashed to $24,000 before bouncing back instantly, which clearly indicates the market's fragility during holidays.
Looking at the trend over the past two weeks makes it clear. Bitcoin has been oscillating repeatedly be

Honestly, if your principal is still less than 1500U, the most urgent thing now is not dreaming of getting rich overnight, but surviving.
My friend started with 1200U and took four months to reach 25,000U, never爆仓 or experienced those terrifying drawdowns. This is not luck, but using the three simplest yet most effective strategies—so simple it's almost ridiculous, but insanely effective.
**Tip 1: Divide your funds.**
Full-position trading is equivalent to gambling. Split 1200U into three parts: 400U for intraday trading, one trade per day, no holding over; another 400U to wait for swing opp

Many traders share a common frustration — always buying right before a rebound and selling at the start of a rally. On the surface, it seems like bad luck, but in reality, it's due to an insufficient understanding of the moving average line. Today, I'll use a chart to clarify the underlying logic of short-term trading.
First, let's clarify the meanings of the two lines: the yellow line is the moving average line (usually the 20-day, 30-day, or 60-day moving average), and the black line represents the real-time price trend. The relationship between these two lines determines whether you should

$BEAT this wave of market movement is indeed a bit sudden. The price directly broke through the key level of 2.52, leaving no time for reaction, and the upward momentum is fierce.
For friends who haven't set take-profit orders, the current choice is very clear—if you want to secure gains, it’s time to reduce your position or manually take profits and exit. After all, actually realizing gains is the real goal, and chasing the rally carries significant risk.
If you have strong risk resistance and are optimistic about the future trend, you can continue to hold your position and wait for the next