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True bulls enjoy the bear market because they can slowly buy the assets they like at discounted prices.
Only greedy profit-driven short-term speculators dislike the bear market because they rush into the market hoping for quick gains. But do they know who their opponents are?
It's Wall Street, Citadel, Ivy League top-tier institutions like Tsinghua, Peking University, Fudan, Jiao Tong, and other top human players. Don't forget, we're all competing in the same market. What makes you think you'll win? Ask yourself more why you can, and less why the world is against you.
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The hierarchy of trading mindset determines how far you can go!
Many people think that contemplating "right and wrong" is about pursuing truth.
But I want to tell you: only those whose thinking levels remain low will cling to right and wrong.
Why? Because once you start judging right and wrong, you are trying to label and define others. This in itself is a low-level perspective. Different backgrounds, different stages of life—how can a three-year-old child and an eighty-year-old senior view the world with the same standards?
True growth is not about frequently listening to others' opinions, no
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When the market pushes you to the ground and wears you out to the point of exhaustion, and looking at the candlestick charts makes you feel mentally drained, I set a strict rule for myself: only engage in trades that are "long-lasting and steadily profitable," never go all-in, gamble your life, or fight against the trend!
Position Sizing Method, Control Risk
I split 4000 USDT into 5 parts, each 800 USDT. I only take one position to attack, leaving the other four as a backup. If the market moves against me, I cut losses immediately at 26 USDT, without hesitation. This decisiveness allowed me to
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Playing the crypto world for these years, I only survive by these six iron rules!
It's not talent, it's discipline!
Many people think that the success or failure of a contract depends on skill or talent, but the real dividing line lies in mindset and discipline. Surviving in this market for six years, I rely not on intelligence, but on adhering to a few of the simplest and most brutal principles.
1. Stop-loss is a talisman, not a shame
The easiest to blow up is often not due to misjudgment, but due to consecutive stop-losses followed by rushing to "win it back." Remember: stop-loss is about sa
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How to turn 1,000 yuan into one million. Remember, it's 1,000 RMB. Let me share a practical, executable plan. If you stick to it, turning 1,000 into 100,000 is achievable.
It’s divided into two stages:
Stage One: Use 1,000 to quickly accumulate to 100,000 through contract rolling! *This takes approximately 1 to 3 months.* In the crypto world, 1,000 yuan is about $140. Recommended optimal strategy: Use $30 per contract to bet on hot coins, set proper take-profit and stop-loss levels—100 to 200, 200 to 400, 400 to 800. Remember, do this at most three times! Because in crypto, a bit of luck is ne
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What truly determines whether you can "consistently profit" in the crypto world is not how many times you win, but how much blood you shed each time you lose.
So I’ve summarized a few ironclad rules for position management—feel free to try them out, at least you won’t die so quickly.
Rule 1: Lose only 1-2% per trade—never exceed 3%.
Don’t fool yourself with a “10% stop-loss,” that’s called “holding on stubbornly.” You can lose small amounts many times, but you can’t afford to lose a big amount once.
Rule 2: Calculate your position size before placing an order.
Remember this formula:
Position =
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Don't get carried away when you're making money, don't be timid when you're losing money.
The idea of diversification and not putting all your eggs in one basket is just toxic chicken soup for ordinary people.
Ordinary people shouldn't think about spreading their silver everywhere.
Focus your idle funds on familiar investments that have already made you money, and carefully manage them—that's the key.
If your investment isn't for super high returns with concentrated bursts,
what's the difference between that and letting a fund manager lose all your money?
The gap in understanding is a chasm.
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Give three important survival rules for newcomers just entering the crypto world:
1️⃣ The crypto market is not about getting rich quickly; it’s a high-volatility asset. An important point is that you are earning from emotional cycles, not from always rising prices. The market moves fast up and down, so beginners should first learn to control their positions—avoid full positions and don’t go all-in. Never bet your future life on a single judgment.
2️⃣ Always prioritize mainstream projects and avoid projects you don’t understand. The biggest pitfalls for beginners are believing “this coin will i
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I was born in 1992 and work full-time trading cryptocurrencies, making a living in the crypto world. I haven't had a regular job since graduating from college. Currently, my assets are in the billions, and I withdraw about one million yuan from the crypto market every month. It feels like it has no impact at all; I live a relaxed, free life without deceit or scheming, living the life I want. Every morning, I send my kids to school, then come back and make breakfast. After eating, around 9:00, I open my computer and review yesterday’s trades first. Since the trading volume in the crypto market
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The key to winning even for beginners and novices
Without further ado, let me share a few examples from my own past.
Phase One (Beginner's Benefit Period)
When I first started trading, I had no trading system at all, just a basic understanding of drawing lines and using some popular technical indicators as entry signals.
I had no concept of stop-loss, position sizing, or risk management; I basically placed orders and closed positions blindly. Although it was mindless, I did make a few profitable trades, and the profits were quite substantial.
Phase Two
I started looking for certainty because I
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I just finished reviewing Gate's annual Transaction History, and I had quite a feeling looking through the data. This year had highlights, as well as pitfalls, but looking back, I have accumulated quite a bit of valuable experiences, and the overall returns justify the investment of this year.
In trading, it's impossible to only win and never lose. For me, the annual Transaction History is more like a personal annual review, laying out the choices, rhythms, and results that actually occurred over the year, and reminding myself where adjustments are needed.
One point I have always recog
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A solid move:
Polymarket Chinese version is now live (Powered by Polymarket)
New users get 10U for their first deposit of any amount
Instant cashback, no KYC, only for the first 500 users.
Steps:
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3️⃣ Make your first deposit of any amount → automatically get 10U
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One must experience a significant loss.
I think the biggest driver for my growth has been losses, and they are huge and occur rapidly (( is not a floating loss). The benefit of large losses is not just that it helps people have better risk judgment, but rather it allows you to maintain a numb and calm mindset towards losses, enabling you to continue to boldly place large bets when opportunities arise without leaving the table.
Pursuing small drawdowns and comparing the risk-reward ratio with institutions does not have much significance for retail investors. 1) Institutions need a smooth curve.
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At the beginning, I sold my car and house due to losses after entering the circle, but in the end, I borrowed tens of thousands from friends and family and earned 10 million through my Cryptocurrency Trading experience!
Many people dive headfirst into Cryptocurrency Trading, and the more they research, the more complicated it seems, ultimately earning less and less.
As for me, I turned a capital of 50,000 into 10 million, relying not on insider information or innate investment talent, but on one secret - simplifying the complex and perfecting the simple.
The first stage took almost a year, goi
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Controlling your greed is actually easy to make money in the crypto world!
You don't not understand stop-loss, you are just too greedy: greedy for a rebound, greedy to break even, losing money yet still holding onto positions, greedy to catch the last wave of a good market.
You watch your losses expand, yet you continuously persuade yourself to wait a little longer. You think it's belief, but it's actually greed at play. Every time there's a liquidation, you refuse to admit your mistakes. The market isn't afraid of many foolish people; it's afraid of those who are fooli
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Brothers with a principal of less than 1000U, especially newbies, don’t rush blindly, listen to a few heartfelt words from the old cat—
I brought a newbie in, started with 800U, and in 5 months made it to 30,000U. Now the account is almost 50,000U, and there hasn’t been a single liquidation the whole time. Do you think he was just lucky? Wrong!
It relies on these three "life-saving and money-making" hard logic, which is also the core trick I used to go from 5000U to now without having to watch the market and still make profits:
First rule: Money is divided into three parts, and chaos will lead
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As we all know, contract players cannot avoid the daily routine of getting liquidated, especially early newbie players. I have also been liquidated before. I remember once I was left with just over 100 U, and I turned that 100 U into 100,000 U!
I know you might not believe it, but I really turned 100U into 100,000U over three months. It’s not some advanced technique, just the result of an ordinary person grinding it out with the most straightforward method. Step one: Start with 100U and first build up your courage.
At the beginning, I thought: even if I lose 100U, it won't affect my life.
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Newbie newbie can avoid at least a few years of detours after reading!
If you are in a losing position with your contract and want to turn that loss into profit, then you need to read this article carefully. Follow the six points below to ensure you can achieve profitability 100%.
1: Learn to take profits and cut losses
The market changes rapidly, and it is essential to learn how to take profits and cut losses. This is not as difficult as it sounds; taking profits is about controlling one's greed. A coin will not rise indefinitely, nor will it fall continuously; there are cycles. Therefore
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People in the crypto world
It's all too abstemious.
When there are people in the crypto world with a sense of humanity
Nine years in the crypto world have made me feel that people in the crypto world are living too "precisely"...
Staying in this crypto world for a long time can often lead to extreme mental fatigue, with a suffocating feeling everywhere. Those in the circle may understand that feeling: the deeper and longer you go into the circle, the more "human touch" fades away.
Every day immersed in cycles, fluctuations, contracts, and primary strategies, staring at K-lines, new project
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The nine-year trader Old Cat's deepest realization is actually "waiting".
After more than nine years of trading, if someone asks me what I am best at right now, I would say without hesitation that I am best at "waiting."
Perhaps some brethren may wonder: shouldn't a trader's core skill be precise market analysis? But in reality, the importance of market analysis in the entire trading job is minimal. A seasoned trader spends most of their time on the act of "waiting."
In the constant fluctuations of the market throughout the day, what exactly are we waiting for? To put it plainly, w
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