【Bear Market Accumulation is Prudent, Bull Market Profits Are Steady】
#BTC行情分析 #ETH走势分析
I used to do the same, mainly buying in batches during major dips. If you control your costs well, it becomes much easier later on.

However, the current market situation is a bit complicated. Many people are still trying to catch the bottom and sell at the top, but end up getting trapped.

The idea of accumulating in batches is fine. But you need to pay attention to fund management and avoid going all-in at once. I've seen too many people deplete their bullets early in the bear market, only to have no m

【Air Gets a New Look, the Sickle Becomes Sharper】
Indeed, the smarter the leek, the easier it is to cut. Why? Because they think they understand it, making them more susceptible to being deceived by old tricks in new packaging. The real cognitive threshold is: you must understand that this market is essentially a guessing game, and all narratives are just to find the bagholders.
The high threshold for trading cryptocurrencies is true; most people can't even read basic on-chain data, let alone understand tokenomics. They would rather believe KOL's calls than spend time studying the essence of p

[Shanzhai-like Passing the Flower Countdown to Zero]
Many altcoins are just pure pump-and-dump games. I have seen too many friends lose everything on these concept coins.
That's how the market is; illusions will always be exposed. The key is to run away before everyone wakes up.
Altcoins can be played, but position control is essential. Never go all-in. Take profits when you make money, don’t think about eating the whole fish.
At this stage, besides a few top cryptocurrencies, the rest are basically gambling with luck. Technical analysis is of little use on these purely speculative coins.
Alt

【Strategy is a thousand rules, but adapting to oneself comes first】
Our advantage as small investors is flexibility. No need to maintain a team, no need to submit reports, you can wait for the best opportunity to act. Often it's not a lack of technical skill, but a mindset issue.

When prices rise a little, you think about financial freedom; when they fall a little, you feel like you’re back to zero. This kind of mindset basically guarantees you’re just giving away money in trading.

The market is always there, and opportunities are always available. The key is to survive and preserve your c

【Pre-Christmas Clearing, 'Lettuce Saves Life' Strategy】#比特币行情观察
The rule makers in the crypto world are indeed the rules themselves. Retail investors think they are playing game theory, but in reality, they are playing the God mode. The candlestick charts you see, they see the backend data; the technical analysis you study, they are studying your wallet balance.
The cruelest part is: there are no revenge plots like in martial arts novels in this game, only the crushing of probability and capital. Those who think they are Xie Wendon will eventually find that they are not even cannon fodder, ju

【Rate Cuts Pierce the Bottom, It's Time to Wake Up from the Illusion】#十二月行情展望 #美联储降息
Really, I’ve seen too many people holding just a few thousand yuan trying to turn around in contracts, only to be harvested by the whales like chives and then think it's because of their own poor skills. The capital strength and information advantage of the whales are simply not something retail investors can compete with.
The biggest problem in the current market is: everyone thinks they are the protagonist, but in reality, they are not even supporting roles. Whales layout for months or even years, and you l

[Newcomers Running Around Like Headless Chickens, Desperately Seeking Solutions]
I've seen too many tragedies like this. Cases of families ruined are countless, especially those who borrow money to go all-in and end up losing their homes. Short-term trading, to put it bluntly, is pure PVP—your profit is someone else's principal.
Leading others in short-term trades? That's truly sinful. If you make money, they'll think you're holding back; if you lose, they'll curse your entire family. The key issue is that everyone's mentality and execution vary greatly—the trades you can hold onto, they've lo

[Bear Market Has Raised the Knife, Escape Before the Rate Cut]
The legends of trading in the market attract everyone’s attention. Friends who lose everything always quietly exit. That’s reality.
If your mindset has collapsed, stop touching contracts. I’ve lost a lot of money myself, so I know how it feels.
90% of people will uninstall and reinstall after their first liquidation, only to lose even more. The market isn’t a charity, and the whales aren’t your dad—why would they give you a second chance?
If you really want to stay in this market, slowly accumulate spot positions. Don’t borrow mone