Recently, I've seen too many people buried in drawing lines and studying indicators, yet they just can't make money. I want to ask—do you really understand what the big players are doing?
This month, I turned 9,000U into 140,000U, with an intraday profit-taking rate maintained above 80%. All 15 of my followers who learned from me have recovered their capital, and two of them are now doing trading full-time. The method isn't that complicated; it's based on a core logic: **Focus on the big players, not the charts**.
How to understand this? The pre-market work involves just two actions—checking if the big addresses have unusual activity and where the order book depth is. These two things are the true signals of the main force's intentions. Counting K-lines or looking for patterns is just self-entertainment. Once the main force starts to layout, the trail of smart money can't be hidden. Instead of guessing where the price is headed, it's better to follow the main force directly.
My coin selection criteria are a bit unconventional. I specifically choose coins that have fallen for three days in a row and are being called dead across the entire network—but there's a key premise: the core addresses haven't made large-scale withdrawals. What does this mean? The main force is still there, and that's the strongest signal. When others panic, it's actually an opportunity to enter.
Execution is also straightforward. When others call it dead, I open a position; when others stop-loss, I enter. I don't read whitepapers or discuss community consensus; my account speaks the loudest. Making profits proves the method is right; losing money means I need to improve my approach.
The daily rhythm is very fixed: review the logic at 10 a.m. every day, and reinforce discipline during the evening review—know when to walk away without greed, and go all out when it's time to act. If I make a mistake, I admit defeat decisively; if I'm right, I take full profits.
Honestly, don't think this method is very profound. If you've experienced losses of hundreds of thousands or blown accounts, you'll understand even more the importance of rhythm. Finding a trading frequency that suits you makes it entirely possible to turn around from the bottom. $ZEC $LYN $ETH $FOLKS I've traded all these coins, and the strategy works—following the right people is more important than anything else.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 2h ago
Haha, I've heard this story many times before, almost as if you're claiming to be a "mysterious insider."
Or maybe, you're the one being watched by the "stalker"?
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ForkPrince
· 9h ago
It's that kind of "follow me to make money" scheme again, flooding the screens every day.
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This logic sounds ridiculous, chasing big players can guarantee profits? Why not mention the risks?
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Focusing on people, not the market... Basically gambler's mentality, I don't buy it.
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10,000 times to 140,000, is it really that easy? Why aren't there more full-time traders?
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The question is, how do you know the big players are really positioning, and not just offloading?
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Listening to others' success stories is fine, but do you really think you can replicate them?
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Buying in after three days of decline? Isn't that just getting deeper into the trap?
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All 15 followers have recovered their losses, what about the rest? Is no one mentioning it?
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"Accounts speak the loudest" — indeed, losing accounts are also talking.
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Mainly, I just can't understand how sure they are that the core addresses haven't withdrawn, is on-chain data really that easy to read?
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I believe in the daily logic review at 10 o'clock, but everything else is too uncertain.
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Basically, just want to sell courses, I've heard this kind of talk before.
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GameFiCritic
· 9h ago
Look at this logic... The nice way to say it is "following the big players," and the less nice way is that the main gamblers are still in play. I just want to ask—are these 15 fans enough as a sample size to represent the market?
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TokenomicsDetective
· 9h ago
It's all just tricks. What's the use of dealing with people? In the end, you're just getting cut off.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 9h ago
I've heard this spiel too many times before, and it never ends well.
Recently, I've seen too many people buried in drawing lines and studying indicators, yet they just can't make money. I want to ask—do you really understand what the big players are doing?
This month, I turned 9,000U into 140,000U, with an intraday profit-taking rate maintained above 80%. All 15 of my followers who learned from me have recovered their capital, and two of them are now doing trading full-time. The method isn't that complicated; it's based on a core logic: **Focus on the big players, not the charts**.
How to understand this? The pre-market work involves just two actions—checking if the big addresses have unusual activity and where the order book depth is. These two things are the true signals of the main force's intentions. Counting K-lines or looking for patterns is just self-entertainment. Once the main force starts to layout, the trail of smart money can't be hidden. Instead of guessing where the price is headed, it's better to follow the main force directly.
My coin selection criteria are a bit unconventional. I specifically choose coins that have fallen for three days in a row and are being called dead across the entire network—but there's a key premise: the core addresses haven't made large-scale withdrawals. What does this mean? The main force is still there, and that's the strongest signal. When others panic, it's actually an opportunity to enter.
Execution is also straightforward. When others call it dead, I open a position; when others stop-loss, I enter. I don't read whitepapers or discuss community consensus; my account speaks the loudest. Making profits proves the method is right; losing money means I need to improve my approach.
The daily rhythm is very fixed: review the logic at 10 a.m. every day, and reinforce discipline during the evening review—know when to walk away without greed, and go all out when it's time to act. If I make a mistake, I admit defeat decisively; if I'm right, I take full profits.
Honestly, don't think this method is very profound. If you've experienced losses of hundreds of thousands or blown accounts, you'll understand even more the importance of rhythm. Finding a trading frequency that suits you makes it entirely possible to turn around from the bottom. $ZEC $LYN $ETH $FOLKS I've traded all these coins, and the strategy works—following the right people is more important than anything else.