Is BTC at 98,000 and ETH at 3,200 still far away? Has the recent strategy emphasized focusing on short orders? Is it just hindsight with a fixed mindset!
On October 30, a post was made to inform the overall direction of the market's short positions, on October 31 in the morning a post used historical trends to provide evidence for the bears, on October 31 at 2 PM the concerns about a potential Waterloo were reiterated, and on November 2 a strategy for long and short levels was given, once again emphasizing confidence in the short side!
A Mu has said that trading should be viewed with a long-term perspective, just like playing chess—look ten steps ahead with each move. Please trust A Mu's market intuition; I will protect your wallet!
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A few days ago, a senior asked me, "In Moments, the market is sideways every day, with no leverage and no hot spots, can you still make money?"❓
Actually, I used 60 days to go from $2,800 to $68,000, without staying up all night or touching alts, relying solely on three "dull knives"—not greedy, not gambling, and avoiding 80% of the traps this year.
**First Dollar:** Manage positions to resist shocks, never go all-in. Currently, the market is repeatedly pulling back and forth, and going all-in is basically paving the way for being trapped.
I split $2,800 into three parts:
- Short-term positions: operate at most twice a day, take profits of 2%-3% and then exit, enough to cover fees and a quick meal;
- Trend positions: wait until the weekly MA30 is above MA60 and the price breaks through recent highs before entering, take half of the profit when reaching 30%, and set a 10% trailing stop to protect the remaining position;
- Backup positions: specifically used to cover losses, never add new funds.
During sideways periods, this position management always leaves room for a turnaround, much safer than going all-in.
**Second Dollar:** Follow the trend, avoid trap zones. Most newbies lose principal because they operate blindly during sideways markets.
My strict rule is: only trade when the "daily chart MA30 is above MA60 and volume breaks previous highs," and shut down the trading software during all other times.
Nearly 60% of this year has been sideways, and many people watch the charts daily, chasing fluctuations, losing a lot in fees and getting trapped;
I take the opportunity to exercise and spend time with family, avoiding most bull traps—remember, sideways markets don’t generate money, only anxiety.
**Third Dollar:** Manage yourself first, then profit from the market. Nine out of ten newbies get liquidated due to lack of discipline. I set three rules:
- Stop loss immediately if a single trade loses 3%, never hold through a loss to average down;
- When profits exceed 10%, move the stop-loss to the cost price to protect the principal before aiming for more profit;
- Log out of the app at 11 PM, and punish myself if I stay up late—no trading the next day. When tempted, delete the trading app; if you don’t see it, you won’t be greedy, which is much more reliable than holding on stubbornly.
The Moments have long passed the savage era of "betting big," and during sideways markets, rules are even more important to win. Don’t believe in "doubling overnight."
Sharpen these three "dull knives": manage risk with position splitting, wait for the trend without rushing, and discipline yourself to control emotions. When the next market wave arrives, you can also steadily and confidently profit.

He is the most honest person I’ve ever mentored.
A brother from Hunan, who has been trading cryptocurrencies for 8 years, ended up with only his spirit intact after losses.
After calculating everything, he lost over 1 million yuan. I just can’t understand how someone can play for 8 years and end up like this. When others face this situation, they give up and go all-in desperately trying to recover, but all they get is an even worse loss.
But he’s different — he said: “Teacher, I only listen to you. I trust you one last time.”
So, he honestly followed my rhythm for half a year.
Position sizing: never over-leverage — divide the principal into 10 parts, with no single trade exceeding 15%.
Profit management: only roll over profits, never touch the principal.
Strict stop-loss rule: each trade should not lose more than 3% of the principal. Living is always more important than getting rich quickly.
Following the rhythm: when the market moves, dare to enter; when it doesn’t, stay in cash.
In half a year, wave after wave of market movements, while others are getting liquidated and reviewing, he quietly recovered that 1 million yuan he lost!
Today, he finally told me:
“Teacher, I’ve recovered my principal. I’m quitting the market. This world is too dangerous, I am content.”
Honestly, at this moment, I feel a mix of emotions. Some people trade cryptocurrencies their whole lives and never get out, but because of discipline and rhythm, he’s completed a journey that others couldn’t finish.
Turning around in the crypto world isn’t about genius operations; it’s about position sizing plus execution.
Getting liquidated is never caused by the market — it’s because you couldn’t control your hands.
If you’re still confused, if you’re still struggling in the cycle of getting liquidated and recovering, stop taking detours.
Follow my rhythm, and you’ll find that turning the tide is easier than you think! #XRP今日交易价格如何？ #广场发币瓜分千U奖池 $BTC $GT $ETH