🚀Recruitment Criteria (for those wanting to become KOLs in the crypto space):
Must have an intention to stream on Binance, or produce content on Twitter, Xiaohongshu, etc.
🥊Non-negotiable requirements: Must have the ability to promote (at least able to promote one person to start trading) Can be your family, friends, or crypto buddies. If you can't promote even one person, please don't apply.
If you successfully promote more than 3 people, you'll become an official partner. Enjoy the following benefits:
📧If you're interested, feel free to hit me up in the chatroom on my homepage
or add my Binance chat ID: fx8888
🔥The benefits I provide:
①40% direct commission on referral fees for your referrals ②Access to my trading strategies ③Connections to crypto resources ④Available both offline and online
💰Expected earnings:
①Commission income
For example, my current commission income is stable at about 1000U per day in this market, and can go up to around 3000U when the market is good.
Overall, the guaranteed monthly commission income is around 30,000U.
Of course, my earnings from altcoin commissions aren't very high, some mainstream traders can make ten times what I do.
Now, how long does it take to reach this level of income? I think it takes about six months to a year, and with my help, growth will definitely be faster.
②Ad revenue Although I generally don’t take on ads because I work in secondary trading, it's not convenient for me to accept ads.
But once your account gains traction, if you don't avoid ad orders,
calculating 1000U per order, with 3 orders a month, you could still earn several tens of thousands of U in a year.
③Crypto opportunity earnings
And various types of crypto earnings, following us on some big opportunities in the crypto space can also yield a good profit over the year.
Personally, I rely on trading to earn over 1 million U per year in the crypto space.
Take a week off from broadcasting Go back home See if we can really solve the live stream stuttering problem
I truly believe sincerity is the winning move Keep learning in the market—trading, testing, and making mistakes.
When doing live trades with real accounts, I share the strategy logic. When I lose money, I’m losing real gold and silver too. At least I’m still in this market—so I’ll wait for my own big opportunity.
Not like—every day doing Monday-morning quarterbacking. Did the strategy from yesterday make a killing? And then your own real live trades still can’t be posted. You only teach people how to make money, but you don’t even dare to go live and place real orders.
If you yourself aren’t trading, what can fans learn from you? Learn from you not placing orders? Then only posting high-frequency trading strategies to chase referral commissions? Of course, that seems like a business that really does稳赚不赔.
But only those traders who are actually trading—fans can learn from them. If you don’t even have the courage to place a bet, how could you possibly achieve big results in this market through trading?
I use a single-account setup, and 89 is where the stop-loss is set. I think it’s fine with the new highs, the downside risk.
Then my own account, 94.7, was added back again.
I can afford to lose my own money, but I can’t use the managed/single-account money to keep holding onto a losing position.
I’m thinking that in the future, I can mainly focus on doing trades on the managed/single account.
Because when I trade the managed/single account, I have psychological pressure, so I won’t casually hold onto losing positions.
If I trade with my own account, sometimes I feel like losing a few ten-thousand USD isn’t a big deal to hold through; even if it reaches the stop-loss level, I might not cut the loss.
Also, I only took out $10,000 as principal to play with—so it’s like a small bet for a big payoff. $AAVE
$AAVE aave95's stop-loss has already been hit You should stop out your own position A little bit of butt decides the head
Let's not even talk about whether this trade was a good call The execution was truly bad When it first went in hard, you could make a risk-free run
But trading is just like this—there are both wins and losses I also lost $40,000 on this trade
If you lose on one trade and you come out to complain—do you say I killed you? Why aren't you talking when it’s a winning trade? trump 2.2 short to 1.8—wasn't that enough to cover this trade's loss? Did I hold a knife to your neck and force you to place the trade with me? My livestream is just to share my order placement strategies and logic
Do your wins and losses have anything to do with me? Not a cent, not even a cent’s worth Did you share the profit with me? Or did you get commission/rebates from me?
If losing one trade makes you so dramatic that you want to die, then you should retire from this circle sooner Seriously, don’t watch my livestream—go find those never-trading “always make money” masters. First, show your live account results, then start talking
Tonight we won’t broadcast Take a break. I added to my position today—short UNI and BTC.
When opening AAVE, I already said that back then when BTC was at 61,700, I was bearish on the current outlook. The target wasn’t chosen well, and when the price spiked, I didn’t exit to lock in profits—so I’m currently at a floating loss.
Back then, if I had opened any other position, I’d be in profit right now.
But I think a few points of loss don’t really matter. How high can it actually run to? When placing the order, I said that if it reaches 90, I’ll add more. So those who were misled by fake news into going long—if they get taken in, what can I do?
But this should be digested and settle down over the next couple of days. In the end, it’ll probably return like UNI did.
If you think it’s hard and can’t accept a few percentage points of loss, and you don’t want to be bearish, you can run earlier. After a few days of digestion, when BTC goes to new lows—won’t the ones that don’t drop more?
If you want to get bigger profits, there’s always a certain amount of risk. Choose for yourself.
With a coin like this, in a bear market—how high can it run? To 100?
I’m holding it too because I’m very bearish on the current market. I can’t be bearish and not short.
Even today’s OTC BTC news is also fake. The U.S. stock market isn’t doing well either—so why not be bearish on the market?
The recent行情 is bad; there aren’t many opportunities. I’m not taking action—just holding the shorts, lying back and resting.
$AAVE $BTC Nowadays the market is basically kept alive by fake news. In a bear market, MicroStrategy was always doomed to suffer a double kill of crypto and stocks. Why didn’t it sell at the highs? Why should other institutions provide them with an OTC deal at high prices—why wouldn’t they just buy the dip in the secondary market themselves?
If that’s the way of thinking, why didn’t any institution come to save FTT and save Three Arrows Capital last round? Who doesn’t just want to wait and pick up the bodies? Who isn’t waiting for MicroStrategy to be forced to sell BTC, and then come into the market to buy? Or is it that at this level, BTC has a very high value-for-money? Why wouldn’t they buy BTC instead of buying storage?
Yesterday, Aave also played the game all day like a cornered insider. Then it put out some fake news and started dumping. Even if it’s acquiring equity—what does that have to do with the crypto price? In the crypto world, project revenue comes from the project itself, not from token holders. There are plenty of projects that just unlock a bunch of tokens to cash out. Today the market takes the fake news and becomes the buyer—tomorrow, next week, will it issue more news? In the end, the one who gets hurt is still you.
Before STRC re-pegs (reanchors), I’m still bearish. They’re holding a few hundred thousand U in altcoin short positions, waiting for the market to resolve the problem of the double kill in crypto and stocks.
$AAVE Bad kind, man I was wondering why it was so tough today Turns out it was a mouse account waiting for good news to cash in and then dump Why couldn’t it even drop below 80 at first? Now that the good news came out, it breaks through so easily?
The problem with MicroStrategy: Funding dries up → liquidity crisis → must sell BTC to repay debt/pay interest → both stock price and coin price get hit
MSTR’s BTC holdings account for about 4% of the total BTC supply
The market’s problem: The crypto market follows U.S. stocks down → not up
When I shorted Aave today, I also mentioned that in the near term I’m bearish on the overall market. MicroStrategy’s stock price has clearly failed to rebound. STRC below water
A lot of people in the live chat ask me what I think about the big BTC (big pie). I’ve already said the problems above. So going long in the market in the near term definitely carries risk. If you can explain how to solve the double loss in both crypto and stocks, then I think the market still has a chance.
Isn’t it just a matter of time before MicroStrategy sells BTC to save its stock price?
① Yesterday, Standard Chartered's digital research head Geoff Kendrick called for a 15% rise in AAVE, pulling the same stunt as a few days ago with UNI, trying to trap a bunch of folks at the peak. ② Today, Micron's rally boosted BTC, but MSTR's rebound was weak. STRC has been struggling underwater recently; I still think Bitcoin is pretty risky. ③ AAVE's TVL dropped from 26.39B to 12.434B since the incident at 4.18, currently showing zero signs of a rebound. DeFi hasn’t seen any new hotspots either. It's hard to tell if Geoff Kendrick at Standard Chartered is genuinely bullish or just trying to save himself from being trapped in the DeFi sector. ④ In the 80-90 range, AAVE has a massive amount of trapped long positions from the last Kelp incident. AAVE's profitability isn't weak, but it needs market support, not just hoping for a pump with its own funds.
$ATM $ACM I used to buy ATM and ACM together This time it's just ATM that's pumping, right? It's up almost three times now ACM is still down ten percent
Today during the livestream, someone asked me about Bitcoin.\nI pointed out that with MSTR dropping like this, who dares to long?\nAt least the logic checks out.\nThose who are kicking themselves are the ones who couldn't hold their shorts...
spcx dropped to 150 There's almost no rebound, what does this indicate?
① 150 is the price from the opening minute, meaning that above this price, it's all bag holders. ② Currently, the unlocks are all after July, and we haven't seen the unlocking dump yet, but the price is already tanking.
The opening price of 150 and the IPO price of 135 are both crucial levels. If we can't hold the opening price, we’re heading towards the IPO price; if we can't hold that either, what's going to happen to the other two major IPOs?
At least spacex is profitable, while Anthropic and OpenAI are still in the burn phase. Storage has been pumped from the lows, do you think these three major IPOs will continue to be bullish or will they tank like the rest?
Or perhaps at this moment where spcx seems to be heading towards a breakdown, I see no issue in shorting other large IPOs with a 50% premium.
Some folks might say it’s different, and if it's different, you can go long, Your 50% premium long is no different from being bullish on spcx at 220. After all, pre-market is empty, and we haven't even seen the IPO chips getting dumped, Let alone the early unlock profit-taking.
I, for one, chose to short the other two high premium IPOs last night while everyone was discussing rocket crashes.
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The rocket crashed, market cap broke Riding today's trend to short a bit on anthropic
Anthropic's last Series H funding should be the final round, with a valuation of $965 billion Based on Binance's price, that's $1.7 trillion, which is a 76% premium
Assuming we reference SPCX's last round with a 1.5 trillion premium, opening at 150 correlates to $1.96 trillion (30% premium) Current price at 167 correlates to $2.18 trillion (45% premium)
Anthropic's 76% premium is clearly higher than the current situation.
Also, currently, SPCX’s low liquidity can't even push the opening up, let alone when it unlocks later.
And this big player operates similarly to the crypto world, Pre-market bidding is definitely going to see profit takers running away, A low open is a high probability event, and shorting from high points is likely to make money.
Moreover, with the rocket crash, the next big IPO will likely not open high, especially since retail investors have already been caught out.
Take profit at 1500, stop loss is up to you, a few dozen points should be fine, after all, when SPCX hits 220, AN hasn't moved much.
My trading volume is only a few million USDT a month. I even have a trading volume badge. You say the live signal providers without badges guarantee profits for the teachers. What’s the typical monthly trading volume like?