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Last year, a fan came to me with only 2000U left in their account, saying they would quit if they lost more.
I checked their records: full position, holding through losses, no rules.
I told them to change their approach, and within a few months, they grew it to 200kU without a single liquidation.
There are three rules, but few people stick with them.
First, split your money. Divide 2000U into two parts: one for trends, one as backup. Take at most two trades per day, and cap the loss per trade. Previously, they always tried to go all-in to turn things around, but ended up flat before th

Right now, the Bitcoin chart looks just two words: embarrassing. Bitcoin suddenly broke through the 62,000 level from above in one go, dropping to around 61,772 at the lowest, wiping out nearly 1,000 points in just half an hour. The EMA30 is still at 62,600, with the price far below, and the short-term bears are already bloodshot.
But there's a detail worth noting—The order ratio shifted from negative just now to +0.72%, with buying pressure starting to outweigh selling pressure, indicating someone is quietly accumulating at the 61,700-61,800 level. However, the largest trade in the transactio

People keep asking me how to choose coins. To be honest, there’s nothing so mysterious about it.
In the past, I also looked at one mountain from another, wanting to grab a handful of every coin, but in the end, I only held a bunch of traps. Later, I realized one thing — money is made sitting, not rushing.
Now I only focus on one thing: where is the money flowing. Places crowded with purple gold are where there’s meat to eat; no matter how good the fundamentals are, don’t touch coins that no one is playing with. When it drops to a critical level and volume increases steadily, I buy in; if it br

Looking at this HYPE market structure, it’s a classic case of a strong whale running tight control + institutions sweeping up—completely different from coins that are purely pumped by retail FOMO.
First, let’s look at the price: it’s currently hovering around $68. After earlier surging to a high of 76.85 and then pulling back by nearly 10% a few days ago. A 10% retracement in the crypto world is called “normal breathing”—the daily EMA is all bullish, and the RSI is healthy pulling back around 55, so the trend hasn’t broken at all.
Next, see who’s buying: one giant whale opened a $93 million HY

Ethereum now at 1728, up 0.18%, with little volatility, slightly more stable than Bitcoin. The order ratio is -0.17%, with selling pressure outweighing buying, and although the order book is slightly thicker than Bitcoin's, trading activity isn't very active, mostly small orders moving, with no clear direction. In the short term, it is likely to move sideways along with Bitcoin.
In terms of trading strategy, avoid chasing highs or selling lows. Wait for a pullback to around 1700 and hold a small position to go long, targeting 1740;
If it rebounds to around 1760 and stalls, go short with a sm

Bitcoin rises and then drops again, with heavy pressure above, making it difficult for multiple longs to reverse. Don't rush to buy the dip before seeing reversal signals.
Look below around 63200; if it holds, catch a rebound. Above 65000 is a hurdle; if it can't break through, it's still a bear territory. If it can't move up, consider shorting.
Set your stop-loss properly, and stay flexible to adjust if there are any news or market movements. #我的Gate交易时刻 $BTC

Second contract now at 1733, up 1.75%, a bit more resilient than the main contract. The order ratio is +0.47%, buy orders are slightly dominant, but the order book isn't thick, with over a thousand contracts pressed near 1734. Although there is a single order of 5.2K contracts in the transaction volume, the overall trading volume is average, not considered a breakout rally.
In the short term, the second contract has support around 1680, which is a previous area of high trading density. If it can hold at this level after falling, it’s possible to take a small long position, targeting 1720-1730.

The morning Bitcoin has shifted from a high-level fluctuation to a bearish dominance, with the bulls losing momentum and support moving downward. Don't rush to buy the dip.
Below, watch around 63,200, which is the core zone of previous fluctuations and also the last line of defense for the bulls. If it can hold here after falling, consider going long for a short-term rebound.
Above, the resistance is around 64,500, which is the double top high point of this wave and also the dividing line between bulls and bears. If the rebound reaches this level and stalls, consider shorting; if volume increa

Bitcoin's center of gravity is gradually moving upward, short-term bulls are favored, but there is resistance above, do not chase highs.
Support below is around 63,500; if a pullback to this level holds, buy in batches and catch the rebound.
Resistance above is around 64,800; if it can't break through, it will continue to fluctuate; if volume increases and it stabilizes, the upside space opens, and the bullish trend continues. #我的Gate交易时刻 $BTC

RE this trend, one word: crazy.
Just five days since launch, from 0.4 to 0.95, doubling with a twist. But looking back, within 24 hours, it dropped from 0.95 back to 0.42, a 69% fluctuation—bulls and bears both killed, does the dog whale not feel sore?
The fundamentals of this coin are actually decent—Re Protocol is an on-chain reinsurance protocol, linking stablecoin capital with the trillion-dollar traditional insurance market, not an air coin. But the price movement in the first 48 hours before launch was purely speculative trading.
Key levels: resistance above at 0.85-0.92; support below a

Midday Bitcoin Analysis
Bitcoin surged higher then started to fluctuate, the bulls are back but there is also significant resistance above.
In terms of trading, focus on buying on dips.
Below around 63,000, if it holds, go long;
Above 64,500, if it can't go higher, consider shorting; if it breaks through, continue to look for longs.
Weekend volatility is low, avoid chasing gains or panic selling.
Wait until key levels are reached before acting, take profits and run, don't be greedy. #我的Gate交易时刻 $BTC

These two pancake charts look all tired.
The price of 1706 has fallen by 0.14%, and the order ratio +0.03% is almost indicating no direction, with both bulls and bears dozing off.
The order book is sparse, with buy one and sell one all small orders, and retail traders are too lazy to place orders.
Trading is even colder, with only two transactions around 8 a.m., totaling just over 200 contracts; such volume can't move any market.
In the short term, the second pancake just follows the main pancake, with no independent character.
Below around 1650 is a previous area of high trading den

Morning Bitcoin's trend, the bulls are losing momentum, unable to push higher after several rebounds, clearly dominated by the bears. But it has already fallen quite a bit now, don't rush to short, be cautious of institutions suddenly supporting to cause a rebound.
Look below at around 62,100; if it can hold at this level, you can catch a short-term rebound.
The resistance above is at 63,800; if it can't rise further and continues to fluctuate weakly, you can short on the resistance.
In terms of trading, focus on shorting rebounds, and at low levels, only enter quick in-and-out short-term long

I've been watching during lunchtime, but I didn't act. The position isn't right, and the volume isn't there; jumping in is just gambling. In this kind of market, you should either wait for a pullback or wait for a volume breakout, everything in between is a trap. I see the direction as a low buy on a pullback, but I need confirmation. No rush, opportunities come when you wait. #我的Gate交易时刻 $BTC

The market for UNI gives me just one feeling: it's cooled off. The price at 3.138 has dropped 2.7%, with the order ratio at +0.06%, looking balanced, but all the orders are small—7.4K at 3.139, 5.3K at 3.138, both sides seem to be standing still, nobody willing to give way. This kind of market is a typical sign of "nobody playing," with both buyers and sellers waiting for the other to make the first move.
Trading is even quieter, with only two transactions totaling just over 300 units at 12:31, not even a hint of retail traders. It shows that UNI currently has no popularity; there's no volume

Looking at the two pancake chart, it’s the same as the big pancake — dead water with slight ripples. The price is stuck at 1753, with sparse buy and sell orders on both sides, and only about four thousand contracts difference in the order imbalance, indicating both bulls and bears are too lazy to make moves. Trading is even colder, with only one trade after 8 a.m., showing the market is still on the sidelines.
In the short term, the two pancake follows the big pancake, with no independent momentum. The area around 1730 below is a previous high-volume trading zone; if it can hold here after a d

After the morning Bitcoin dip has finished a wave, we are now entering a rebound and repair phase. The medium-term short bias hasn’t changed; it still can’t break up to the key levels, so the overall trend remains weak.
Below, look around 64,000—this is the bottom area of this sharp selloff. If price can hold steady here after falling, you can take a small position to catch a short-term rebound.
Above, resistance is around 65,800, where there are many trapped positions. If the rebound can’t push higher here, it’s an opportunity to go short.
Right now, bulls and bears are in a standoff with big

Bitcoin is really timid now. 64682, down 1.5%, 650 will break as soon as it's broken, with no struggle at all. The order book still looks the same—buy and sell are both only four decimal places, and a few thousand dollars can push the price up and down. The most feared thing in this market is a sudden large order, causing wild swings up and down.
Trading is even quieter, the transaction at 20:28 was only 0.00027 BTC, not even a shadow of a big holder can be seen. This indicates that market sentiment is now extremely weak, retail investors are lying flat, and institutions are watching.
At this

Look at this hype market, my first reaction is: this market maker is really good at stalling. The price is pinned at 73.95, with a dense array of orders but all small orders, the order imbalance +16678 looks like there's plenty of buy pressure, but the price just won't move. The best bid at 73.95 has nearly five thousand contracts stacked, while the best ask at 73.96 has eight thousand contracts pressed down, both sides pushing against each other—like two gatekeepers—if you want it to go up, it's pressed down from above; if you want it to go down, it's supported from below.
This is a typical c