No one knows what B-ge went through that year.

Debt, no money to his name, and a cramped rental room. The last 4,300U in his account was a lifeline—also the ultimate bet with no way out. During that time, the candlestick chart kept alternating between red and green; I watched it until deep into the night, anxious and confused, asking myself again and again: should I just accept that this is my fate?

But it was precisely that darkest period that let me understand the true nature of trading—surviving has never depended on luck; it depends on discipline.

Three years later, I no longer chase hot trends, and I don’t constantly switch coins. The market never lacks stars; what it lacks are people who can make it to “the birthday.” I forced myself into a system:

1️⃣ Follow the trend
Where the funds go, I look. I only trade in strong directions. If the trend isn’t right, I adjust immediately—never get into a fight with the market.

2️⃣ The monthly chart decides everything
If there’s no trend on the big cycle, I never easily take a heavy position. Staying in cash and waiting is also part of trading.

3️⃣ Entry and exit are determined by position
I don’t chase highs, and I don’t try to bottom-pick. I only act after key pullbacks and confirmation from the flow of funds.

4️⃣ Moving averages determine whether to stay or leave
I scale out in batches when the price rises; if it breaks below decisively, I withdraw immediately. Let profits run and stop losses—cut them with discipline.

In crypto, the final thing people compete for isn’t who has the biggest nerve.
It’s who can still keep watching their own rules amid explosive pumps and violent dumps—control your hands, and hold on to your calm.

I’m B-ge, focused on spot and futures trading logic.
No bragging, no empty promises—just share grounded, practical thinking.
If you’re still grinding through it, remember: live long enough, and you’ll be able to see the dawn. 🚀