The student Xiao Yu has just driven home. Starting from 6:00 today, she’s been sitting in front of the screen with her, doing a live demonstration of forecasting the “Big Pancake” trend and key price levels. With four screens analyzing different levels at the same time: from the drop starting at 653, to where it needs to rise to before the U.S. stock market opens, and then to where it will go once the downward move begins—how it will move, how to judge the trend cycle, the analysis cycle, the entry cycle, and how to combine them. Basically, most of it was synchronized and completed together tonight. The screenshots let you see the whole picture, but in reality, when the move hasn’t actually played out, you can’t see it. It’s drawn in advance—then you wait for it to play out and validate the forecast.



Basically, it was all correct. Next, we’ll wait for a Big Pancake “down-cross” at 644 to get another long opportunity. If it doesn’t happen, then fine. If it does, then do it.

To be honest, training students is much more exhausting than trading myself just to make money! Why do it? Because when I first entered the crypto market, someone brought me to a CX platform, and I couldn’t find anyone to learn from. People around me either kept shouting for calls to “all-in,” or they were scammers. There aren’t many who truly understand it and really get it. But it’s a fact that in the early stage, everyone did make money! Back then, making money mattered more than anything—whatever people said was considered right. In the end, many people who made money purely by luck still ended up losing it all by their own ability.

Today I wasn’t feeling well, so when I saw opportunities tonight, I didn’t enter. My condition was affected. Let’s take it slowly first—money can’t be made all at once, but it can still be lost all.
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