BaiYanyan

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First place at the trading center in 2025, hoping to take first place again in 2026.
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Many beginners lose money because they don’t have a complete trading system and trade based on feel.
I offer exclusive one-on-one coaching to help you tailor and perfect your entire trading system, building a stable profit model that belongs to you.
If you want to learn trading with peace of mind and “follow along to
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I have considered many possible reasons for the decline, but this wave of liquidity extraction from traditional finance was truly unexpected. Although the market still operates according to the previous short-term rhythm, I still want to share some thoughts on this logic.
In all financial markets, the overall capital itself is not a fixed quantity; its size can be said to be "infinite." However, liquidity itself has a certain quantifiable amount, which can measure roughly how much capital in the entire market can be "mobilized."
As we mentioned in previous articles, the Bitcoin market itse
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Eight years ago, I was also daily harvested by the leek farmers— chasing after rising altcoins that plummeted, bottom-fishing mainstream coins halfway up the mountain, full positions holding through the explosion until only a tiny amount remained. In despair, I vowed: to survive in the crypto world, I must fiercely develop my own rules. If you've also experienced losses and confusion, these nine iron rules for turning things around can help you avoid five years of detours.
1️⃣ Strong coins drop 5% but don’t fall 7%, stabilize on the 7th day → Lightly try a rebound on the 8th day, with a very
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BaiYanyan:
Eight years ago, I was also daily harvested as a leek—chasing rising altcoins that plummeted, bottom-fishing mainstream coins halfway up the mountain, full positions holding through explosions until only a tiny bit remained. In despair, I vowed: to survive in the crypto world, I must fiercely develop my own rules. If you've also experienced losses and confusion, these nine iron rules for turning things around can help you avoid five years of detours.
1️⃣ Strong coins drop 5% but don’t fall 7%, stabilize on the 7th day → Lightly try a rebound on the 8th day, with a very high probability.
2️⃣ After three consecutive days of gains, take 30% profit off the table first, let the rest run with profits.
3️⃣ Don’t rush to buy the dip if a single day drops over 5%, wait for the downtrend to slow and volume to decrease before entering. $BNB
4️⃣ Don’t buy major coins during a pullback unless they break key moving averages (like the 30-day line), wait for stabilization if broken.
5️⃣ No movement after five days of sideways trading, cut your position in half and observe to prevent a trend reversal.
6️⃣ If holding for 2 days without profit, cut your loss immediately; time is also a cost.
7️⃣ The top three coins with the biggest drops falling over 10% and decreasing volume, try to rebound the next day—buy low, sell high quickly.
8️⃣ Divergence between volume and price must lead to a trend change: reduce positions during fake rallies, wait for volume to decrease and stabilize during declines. $DOGE
9️⃣ Gamblers will be eliminated sooner or later; only those who follow the rules can survive until the end.
On the path of trading, anyone who truly makes it through must go through a period of the most agonizing lows, which I call the period of cognitive anxiety.
As long as you grit your teeth and get through this hurdle, having a seven-figure or eight-figure account later is just a matter of time.
This is written for brothers who are still confused and struggling in the crypto circle. Many people always think that those who can survive in the market for a long time are highly responsive, technically top-notch, and have a super high win rate.
But to be honest, the reason I’ve come this far is
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Friends new to the crypto world, do you know that in the crypto circle, the most frustrating thing isn't losing money, but having made a lot of money in your hands but unable to cash out😵
I once met a friend who, after finally catching a wave in the crypto market, saw his account multiply several times, and he was happy to cash out when he made a profit. But the happiness didn't last long, and the problem that troubled him came—it's the last step—withdrawal!
When converting USDT to RMB, right after depositing into the bank card, it was immediately flagged for risk control, and non-counter tra
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BaiYanyan:
Friends new to the crypto world, do you know that in the crypto circle, the most frustrating thing isn't losing money, but having made a lot of money in your hands but being unable to use it😵
I once met a friend who, after finally catching a wave in the crypto market, saw his account multiply several times, and he was happy to cash out his profits. But the happiness didn't last long, and the problem that troubled him came—withdrawal!
When converting USDT to RMB, right after entering the bank card, it was immediately flagged for risk control, and non-counter transactions were suspended.
The money is in the account, visible but inaccessible, that feeling is even worse than a liquidation! Because you didn't lose it, you just can't withdraw it😭
Such things are actually not rare at all; many people get stuck at this point. Because you think it's just a normal withdrawal, but the money you receive may not have a clean source!
Black money flows through OTC, layer by layer, washed to you. Once traced back, the bank won't ask if you have a problem first, but will freeze the funds first. Then you start a long process of explanation, submitting documents, and waiting for review.
So, new beginners, you'll gradually realize one thing: there are quite a few people making money in this market, but only those who can safely take their money out are true veterans.
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There was someone before who studied various indicators every day.
MACD, KDJ, EMA, Fibonacci...
The screen was densely packed, like an airplane cockpit.
But the account still remained steadily in loss.
Later, I asked him a question:
"How many trades do you make in a day?"
He said:
"About ten, maybe more when the market is good."
That’s when the problem immediately surfaced.
Many people aren’t incapable of trading.
They just want to trade too badly.
Seeing volatility, they want to jump in.
Seeing a rally, they’re afraid of missing out.
As a result, they earn fees but t
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BaiYanyan:
There was someone before who studied various indicators every day.
MACD, KDJ, EMA, Fibonacci…
His screen was packed with information, like an airplane cockpit.
But his account still stayed in steady losses.
Later, I asked him one question:
“How many trades do you open in a day?”
He said:
“About a dozen—more if the market’s good.”
The problem became obvious right away.
Many people aren’t incapable of trading.
It’s just that they want to trade too badly.
When they see volatility, they feel like jumping in.
When they see a rally, they’re afraid of missing out.
In the end, they made a lot off trading fees—while their own account got thinner and thinner.
Later, he forced himself to change his rules:
At most two trades per day.
Never touch it if there’s no trend.
Profits must be taken in stages.
As a result, after a month, he realized something for the first time:
Turns out that not opening any trades at all is also a way to make money.
The hardest ability in the crypto world—
has never been opening a position.
It’s waiting.
Forward
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There was someone before who studied various indicators every day.
MACD, KDJ, EMA, Fibonacci...
The screen was densely packed, like a cockpit.
But the account still experienced stable losses.
Later, I asked him a question:
"How many trades do you open in a day?"
He said:
"About ten, maybe more when the market is good."
The problem immediately became clear.
Many people don't lack trading skills.
They just want to trade too much.
Seeing volatility, they want to jump in.
Seeing a rally, they’re afraid of missing out.
As a result, they earn fees but their accounts get thinner and thinner.
Later, he forced himself to change his rules:
No more than two trades a day.
Never trade without a trend.
Profit must be taken in stages.
After a month, he finally realized:
It turns out that not trading is also making money.
The hardest skill in the crypto world,
Has never been opening a position.
It’s waiting.
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Every time I review everyone's trading feedback, the recognition and gains expressed between the lines fill me with deep satisfaction and boost my motivation to keep moving forward🎉.
Actually, there is no standard answer in the path of investing, just like choosing shoes—no matter how fancy the style or how popular the reputation, if they don’t fit or don’t match your walking rhythm, you won’t go far. The same applies to trading; there’s no need to blindly follow the trend or chase after popular modes, nor to force everyone’s trading ideas to be identical. The key is to find what suits your r
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The longer you stay in the crypto world, the more you see through a brutal truth.
Too many people enter with $100k, full of fantasies of getting rich quickly, only to see their accounts shrink to just a few thousand in a few months.
It's never about the market being hard to make money; it's about human weakness, which personally destroys oneself completely.
The vast majority of traders are stuck in the same vicious cycle:
Trading dozens of times a day, unable to stop.
Layer after layer of transaction fees accumulate, increasing costs, while the principal keeps shrinking and getting s
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Short-term Market Analysis
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Eight years of practical experience, almost zero liquidation, I turned 4000U into a private ATM!
I am Duoer, and today I will only say one truth: Making money in the crypto world is never about betting on the direction, but about crushing the market with rules.
In 2018, I entered the market with 4000U, while others around me faced liquidation on their contracts and sold their houses to fill the gaps, my account steadily grew, with the maximum drawdown never exceeding 10%.
Others treat the market as a casino, I directly live as the "casino owner".
My three ultimate strategies allow comp
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Look directly at the technical structure of the market: the 4-hour MACD has already formed a golden cross pattern, establishing a short-term bullish trend; however, the 200-day EMA moving average repeatedly faces resistance during rebounds, creating a strong suppression effect. Market funding rates have shifted from long-term negative to positive, increasing the cost of short positions, and selling momentum continues to weaken.
The daily RSI indicator is approaching the high zone of 70; if the price cannot effectively break upward, it is very likely to trigger a high-level divergence risk, wit
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Brothers, there's something I've been holding back for a long time: Contracts are the only place where ordinary people can turn their lives around with their brains; they are also the easiest to fall into hell.
I've truly seen too many newcomers, holding a few hundred or a thousand dollars, with a dream of "doubling and leaving," rushing in, only to experience three days of passion, two days of confusion, one day of liquidation, and finally emotional breakdowns faster than their accounts.
But I'm not just talking from a standing position.
Back then, I also started in the market with 8,00
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BaiYanyan:
Brothers, there's something I've been holding in for a long time: Contracts are the only place where ordinary people can turn their lives around with their brains; they are also the easiest to fall into hell.
I've truly seen too many newcomers, holding a few hundred or a thousand dollars, with a dream of "doubling and leaving," rushing in, only to experience three days of passion, two days of confusion, one day of liquidation, and finally emotional breakdowns faster than their accounts.
But I'm not just talking from a standing position.
Back then, I also started in the market with 8,000 yuan, struggling and fighting my way through.
Honestly, during that period, there were several times when I was just one small bearish line away from liquidation.
Holding my phone in my hand, my palms were sweaty.
But I ultimately survived and became more stable as I went.
Why?
It's not because I'm smart, nor because I got lucky.
It's because during that time, I finally understood one thing: Contracts don't kill people; reckless actions do.
Later, I realized that so-called "liquidation" is never an accident; it's inevitable.
Most people think they are stable, but in reality, they are just dying a little slower.
I've seen too many brothers, placing orders based on feelings, adding positions out of stubbornness, and relying on luck to stop losses.
Quick look! This “Er Bing” candlestick chart breaks down the current market in plain terms.
Right after the non-farm data came out, employment data beat expectations. Market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut were pushed further back again. The US dollar and US Treasury yields strengthened accordingly, and “Er Bing” also came under pressure and fell back, dropping from the high at 2337. It’s now trading in a narrow range around 2326.
But look—when it retraced to around 2318, it immediately held steady. The bids below are solid, with no signs of panic selling, which shows that capi
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Quick look! This two-candle K-line breaks down the current market situation.
Just after the non-farm payroll data was released, employment data exceeded expectations, and market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut were pushed further back. The US dollar index and US bond yields strengthened accordingly, and the two-candle also came under pressure and declined, crashing from the high of 2337, now fluctuating around 2326.

But look, it stabilized immediately after retesting around 2318, with solid support below, no signs of panic selling, indicating that funds still recognize the current price level. The selling pressure at 2337-2340 is still real, making it difficult to break through in the short term. Most likely, it will continue to fluctuate within the 2320-2335 range.

To put it simply, this is a typical oscillation correction driven by news disturbances. The impact of non-farm payrolls is more emotional and hasn't changed the current oscillation structure of the two-candle. In terms of trading, avoid chasing highs and selling lows; just focus on buying low and selling high within the range. If it breaks, then adjust accordingly, control your position size, and avoid heavy bets on the direction. $ETH
What should sisters with less than $500 principal do to trade cryptocurrencies?

"Don't rush to place an order, let me tell you about Xiao Lin."​

When Xiao Lin added me, her account only had $480 left. Every time she clicked the buy button, she was afraid the money would be gone, and paying rent was a concern.

I told her, "The less principal you have, the more you need to be cautious. Follow the rules, and you'll gradually improve."​
The first rule is to set aside money as a backup.
Divide the $480 into three parts: $180 for day trading, only watching BTC and ETH, and exit immediately if
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BaiYanyan:
Got sisters whose principal is less than $500 asking how to trade coins??

"Don't rush to place an order, let me tell you about Xiao Lin."​

When Xiao Lin added me, her account only had $480, and she was afraid every time she clicked the buy button that the money would be gone, even worried about paying rent.

I told her: "The less principal you have, the more you need to be cautious. Follow the rules, and you'll gradually improve."​
The first rule is to set aside money as a backup.
Divide the $480 into three parts: $180 for day trading, only watch BTC and ETH, and sell immediately if the fluctuation hits 3%, no greed;​

$150 for swing trading, wait for clear signals on the weekly chart before acting, hold positions no longer than 5 days;​

The remaining $150 is directly locked into a cold wallet, with a complex password, and I told her, "No matter how urgent, don’t touch this money."​

I've seen too many people go all-in with a few thousand dollars, get carried away when prices rise, panic when they fall, and can't go far. Keeping some reserve is the real confidence.
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