#大户持仓变化 Heartfelt words must be spoken: turning 3000U into 100 times in a week is basically gambling. True experts never chase such myths; they only think about how to survive longer and earn steadily within their knowledge scope.

Here are four rules for finding survival space in the dealer's game. This isn't about making a hundredfold; it's about truly staying alive.

1. Liquidity traps from 2-5 AM

At the Europe-America transition, large funds are scarce, and prices tend to deviate. The cost for dealers to defend the market is high, increasing risks and exposing flaws. Experienced traders can detect anomalies through market feel—like sudden spikes and volume surges—but this requires strong risk control awareness. Beginners should not force it.

2. The three-bullet principle: never go ALL IN

Take 3000U as an example, divided into three parts:

First shot: 500U for testing the waters—just feeling out the trend. For example, observe how ETH and BTC exchange rates move at critical points, using small positions to gauge large fund movements.

Second shot: 1000U for main attack—wait for extreme emotions (like the Fear-Greed index dropping below 10) or structural opportunities (like stablecoins de-pegging). This is when to strike at reversals.

Third shot: 500U ghost position—this is "invisible money." Only use it when the opportunity is crystal clear (e.g., arbitrage opportunities with funding rates over 0.3%).

3. Stop-losses should be hidden where the public can't see

Don't foolishly set stops at round numbers or previous lows/highs—that's where retail traders often get wiped out. Instead, place stops in technically concealed areas, such as the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement on the 4-hour chart or 3% above CME futures gaps, hiding stops within noise.

4. Take profits and hedge properly

Every time your account crosses a milestone (like from 3000U to 5000U), take some profits and convert to stablecoins for investment. First, secure your gains; the rest can be hedged (e.g., long strong altcoins and short sector indices to earn alpha). But this requires research skills. Beginners should not follow blindly.

Final honest advice: there are no magic in crypto. Behind hundredfold gains are ten-thousandfold risks. To go far, you need cognitive upgrades, strict risk control, and discipline that defies human nature. Don't envy others' screenshots; focus on rhythm. Earn steadily and survive slowly, and you'll beat 90% of people.

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