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A few days ago, I saw a nice piece of clothing in the mall priced at 999 yuan. After browsing around several times, I finally gave up.
Probably because I've been trading for so long, my mind is always calculating a different set of numbers. To me, 999 yuan is equivalent to 140 USDT principal. If I had invested during a BTC spike, doubling it would return 280 USDT.
This professional habit makes me especially cautious. Every trade must be careful, entry points must be precise, and the profits earned must never be squandered. This is not stinginess, but a deep understanding of a principle — every

$PIPPIN has recently become active again. The trading strategy for this coin remains the same—force a surge to stabilize the price. It looks like the correction is about to end and a big trend is about to start, but my judgment is that this might just be the final dying struggle.
From a fundamental perspective, this coin has already increased by 100 times. To break through the previous high, conservatively, it would require a trading volume in the tens of billions. Considering the shady tactics used before, it’s now very difficult to attract a large influx of new funds. Rather than a rebound,

In the coming days, a major drama that could impact global energy and geopolitical dynamics may unfold.
If the United States successfully takes control of Venezuela—home to the world's largest proven oil reserves—the subsequent restructuring of power will inevitably be profound and systemic. On the surface, it appears to be under the guise of "democracy" and "human rights," but essentially, it is about absolute control over energy resources, monopoly over trade routes, and a reshuffling of the regional landscape.
Underlying this is a key logic: once Venezuelan oil becomes a stable supply sourc

#数字资产动态追踪 Tether has once again made a big move, directly investing $779 million in Bitcoin. This stablecoin giant has long been employing this strategy—converting part of its reserves into BTC. It’s nothing new, but each move clearly signals something.
Why do this? First, look at the underlying logic: institutions holding hundreds of billions of dollars making such allocation decisions are surely based on careful consideration. This itself is a vote of confidence in Bitcoin’s long-term value. Second, the actual effect—during times when the market is overwhelmed by panic sentiment—such large b

The early trading signals are complex, with Bitcoin and Ethereum just experiencing a rapid surge. From a technical perspective, this rebound just reached a key resistance zone on the 4-hour chart — a typical dead cat bounce pattern.
Regarding the subsequent trend, my judgment is not to chase breakouts. The most straightforward approach is to wait for a pullback at higher levels. If you haven't taken a short position yet, you can gradually establish one now; if you already hold a short, continue to hold it, expecting the price to oscillate within a range and move downward. This logic remains un

This week, the main focus in the global commodity markets is undoubtedly the Venezuela situation. U.S. military actions have increased geopolitical risks, directly impacting precious metals and energy markets. Spot gold has become the preferred safe-haven asset, with significant buying interest. Recently, the CME raised margin requirements repeatedly, suppressing some long positions, but this technical suppression is fading. Positions that were forced to close earlier are gradually loosening, and market sentiment is expected to stabilize.
The gold trend looks promising. Although there was a co

#数字资产动态追踪 The current trend is indeed leaning towards bearish. The recent rally in the early session is mostly a correction of sentiment, with average trading volume and significant selling pressure above.
$ETH is currently around 3160, having touched previous dense trading zones. To continue pushing higher, it must be supported by volume; otherwise, it’s easy to open high and close low.
The situation with Bitcoin is similar — the rebound remains within the original oscillation range, and the higher it goes, the less cost-effective it becomes.
From a trading perspective, I prefer not to chase

At two in the morning, my phone rang again, this time with the familiar distress call. But I decided to finally speak out about what I’ve been holding inside for years.
Last week, a friend called me in a crying voice: "My account now only has 5,000 yuan… This is the last comeback capital I scraped together by borrowing from friends." The transaction record he sent made me feel a familiar helplessness—over three months, from 52,000 down to almost nothing, heavy positions, all-in bets, never cutting losses—he fell for every rookie mistake.
Eight years ago, I also walked this path. Back then, I t

#数字资产动态追踪 The first signal flare of 2026 has already been launched! Gold is retreating, Bitcoin is making a comeback— is this just a coincidence or the beginning of a super capital rotation?
Global capital is performing a "great shift." Warren Buffett, holding massive cash reserves, is watching cautiously; the Federal Reserve's rate cut remains hanging in the balance; the ghost of inflation still lingers. Anxious funds are desperately seeking an exit— as traditional assets begin to fluctuate, the crypto market becomes the most sensitive reservoir. This is not just market volatility; it could b

#2026年比特币行情展望 The painful lessons from trading in the crypto world, recorded to serve as a warning for myself and everyone else.
**Mistake 1: Going against the trend with short positions**
This is the most common mistake. Bitcoin was clearly in an upward channel, yet I stubbornly kept shorting, resulting in a complete loss. Only later did I realize that the overall direction was wrong; no matter how precise the short-term trades are, they can't save you. You should follow the trend, not fight against the market.
**Mistake 2: Frequent trading leading to frequent losses**
To make a small pr

Traditional finance focuses on exchange rate fluctuations, but the story in the crypto world is more interesting — the on-chain financial ecosystem is quietly being reshaped. The USDT negative premium may seem like just an exchange rate phenomenon, but it actually reflects investors' new trade-offs among asset safety, liquidity, and returns amid changing macro conditions. Let's take a look at the real logic behind the on-chain data.
**On-chain Data Speaks**
The supply of stablecoins is shrinking. As the crypto market declines, USDT on-chain trading volume is dropping sharply, and stablecoin de

Recently, I discovered an interesting phenomenon. If you compare cryptocurrencies in the crypto space to celebrities in the entertainment industry, then the recent risk warning from a major exchange makes perfect sense. The flagged tokens are now like stars who have been "downgraded" by the platform—trading volume plummets, ecosystem partnerships shrink, and whether they can "make a comeback" depends entirely on their own strength.
Let me explain how this "downgrade" works: the exchange tags risk levels to tokens, which is not exactly delisting but a form of cooling-off—reducing trading depth

After watching BCH's performance for so long, honestly, I'm a bit disappointed. Since last year, this coin's performance has been lukewarm, and the market enthusiasm has long shifted to other tracks. No matter how good the technology is, it depends on market recognition; clearly, BCH is no longer a mainstream focus. Instead of stubbornly holding on, it's better to look for more promising opportunities early. The crypto market changes too quickly; there are no eternal kings, only shifts in trends. It's time to act, don't let sunk costs dictate your decisions.

Bitcoin has been around for 17 years. From the geek experiments in 2009 to today's status as the world's largest crypto asset, this journey alone is worth reflecting on.
Recently, on-chain data has become quite interesting. Trading volume and coin concentration are quietly changing—whales seem to be accumulating, exchange outflows are continuously increasing, and the market is in a delicate balance. What do these signals usually indicate? They could mean institutions are positioning, or market expectations are adjusting.
Speaking of Bitcoin's influence, its market cap share has fallen from ove

Ethereum, after encountering resistance at $3,143, has now retreated to the key support level of $3,049. If this price level is broken, the market generally expects the next target to be in the $2,928 range.
From a technical perspective, support levels like this are important because they often gather a large number of stop-loss orders and buy expectations. When the price approaches a breakdown point, traders face a dilemma—whether to hold their positions or exit early. Historical data shows that once a support level is broken, it often triggers a chain reaction of stop-loss orders, leading to

Bitcoin recently released several positive signals. Although there were some bearish candles on the 4-hour chart, the subsequent performance has been quite good—price has shown a steady ladder-like upward pattern, indicating that the bulls are gradually pushing higher.
Interestingly, Bitcoin continues to trade near the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, which suggests that the overall market momentum remains positive, and the bulls still have the strength to push upward. While there are some technical selling pressures above, limiting short-term gains, the price has demonstrated good resilienc

The crypto market is coming in fiercely, and the speed of making money is terrifying, but the speed of losing money is often even faster. I have personally experienced this loss.
In the early days, I played with high leverage in the futures market, and it was completely reckless. Full position, full position, and still full position. And the result? Several liquidation events left my principal nearly wiped out, a feeling I still remember vividly. Despair, helplessness, and even a bit of depression.
But I didn't give up. I gritted my teeth and started over with the remaining 1000U. Now, my acco

In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the entire network reached $235 million. Among them, long positions were forcibly liquidated for $62.3351 million, and short positions were crushed for $172 million — the scale of short liquidations directly overshadowed the longs.
This contrast is quite interesting. The market was originally dominated by short positions, yet at a critical moment, it experienced a large-scale forced liquidation, meaning the price surged against the short traders' expectations, possibly due to short covering pushing the price higher. Currently, the bulli

Honestly, many newcomers to the crypto world stumble because of one main reason—being too impatient.
They know nothing and jump in dreaming of making big gains, failing even at the simplest principle of "not losing while alive." #美联储FOMC会议 's surge, $PEPE 's rebound... watching others make profits, they just can't sit still.
My advice is: start with a small account. 200 or 300 dollars is enough.
This capital isn't for making money. Really. Its purpose is to train your execution and mindset. Write down your plan and follow it—don't change your mind on the spot, and don't go all-in. Can you hand

Recently, I saw an investor sharing that their ETH holdings have finally broken even. When they talk about their investment experiences over the years, it’s quite interesting.
The core logic is simple: follow the trend. When bullish, increase your position; when bearish, reduce your holdings. Don’t try to precisely hit the lowest or highest points—that’s simply unrealistic. Everyone in the market knows that the best opportunity to buy is when others are selling in panic; the game of greed and fear is always ongoing.
He admits that no one can predict the market with perfect accuracy. Instead of