(If you don't understand the bull market, check out my pinned article) I used to be a novice too. I was once an ignorant person who gradually became an experienced trader, and it took me a lot of tuition fees to reach my current understanding. I specialize in shorting, and I didn't dare to short since late April. By the beginning of this month, I was shouting 'long' every day, predicting that Bitcoin would reach 100,000, encouraging you to buy the dip. Not to mention anything else, everything I called was a surge, except for Jager. I shout like this every day, and it really doesn't benefit me much. I could choose not to shout; I don’t take positions, I don’t charge fees for referrals, and I don't earn a single penny from you. What’s the loss for you if you trust me? In other words, as long as you have experienced at least one complete cycle of bull and bear markets, you can understand the current market trend. Only beginners and so-called smart people can't grasp it. I shout every day because I want everyone to make money together and experience the bull market together. The most important thing in a bull market is to: buy what you believe in and hold it, stay optimistic, increase your positions on pullbacks, stay away from negative people, block all those who short the market, and be sure to take profits when expectations are met; don’t be greedy, and don’t open contracts. The easiest way to make money in a bull market is also the easiest way to lose money because there are many fluctuations. Many people fall when trading contracts, and many miss a round of bull market because they can't hold on and frequently change positions! So really, don’t open contracts in a bull market; even if you want to, you should only trade Bitcoin, which is much safer. If you want to achieve wealth through contracts and get rich, first ask yourself if you can keep an eye on the market every day, if you can accept significant losses, if you can start over, and if you understand various data and news sources. If you can’t do this, then just stick to spot trading. The simplest and most profitable thing in a bull market is not contracts, but holding onto your chips, which is also the hardest operation because many people can't resist the temptation and keep changing positions. The six stages of a bull market: First stage - not believing it will rise, Second stage - believing it will drop further, Third stage - rising to disbelief, Fourth stage - rising to belief, Fifth stage - not rising but still not believing, Sixth stage - not believing and not rising.
Novices must learn more, spend more time on Twitter when available, pay attention to KOLs analyzing the fundamentals, and stay away from KOLs who claim to make profits every day because those who truly make money won’t announce it every day unless they want to take your money!
In a bull market, any pullback is an illusion that makes you think the market is over, leading you to sell your holdings and short the market!
This round of the market is the hardest I've ever dealt with because there isn't that casual buying, just sitting back and waiting for a surge to get rich. Now, it’s all about new tokens popping up everywhere to cut losses—first there’s a fake rally, then a direct crash and escape, leaving retail investors trampled on each other.
The market has changed now; there are more and more cryptocurrencies, but the ones you can actually buy are getting fewer. Besides Bitcoin, nothing else really works for long-term holding. I suggest everyone should definitely consider Bitcoin as their main asset...
Let’s talk about the historical bull market, this is my personal analysis for reference only.
Bull Market 20% stage: General rise, slight increase in the market, hotspots attract wealth and interest, then a broad rise, sideways movement, repeated spikes and quick recoveries, slowly increasing, sideways again, repeated jumps, quick recoveries—this stage repeats several times, gradually making you feel like the price is constantly going up, and by the time you realize it, the bull market is already halfway through!
Bull Market 50% stage: The most obvious sign is the emergence of various chains with miracle coins, the appearance of cash cows, and various concepts showing up, with spikes becoming more frequent, and many people suddenly becoming wealthy.
Bull Market 70% stage: A major negative event occurs, and all cryptocurrencies may drop significantly, starting with a 25-point decline, except for Bitcoin.
Bull Market 80% stage: Bitcoin recovers its losses and breaks previous highs, while altcoins recover a significant portion, with only a few surpassing previous highs, and others almost none.
Bull Market 90% stage: Bitcoin shows slight increases and sideways movement, while platform coins surge significantly, with various positive news making you feel immersed in a daily profit environment, leading you to believe that making money is easy. Everyone you meet seems to be profiting, and new tokens are being launched more frequently, almost all doubling in value, with no signs of immediate sell-offs.
Bull Market 100% stage, beginning of a bear market: Various positive news flying around, various KOLs and celebrities shouting for bullish trends, bottom-fishing (like when Sun Ge calls for buying), and everyone around you starts bottom-fishing, even the elderly on the street begin to enter the market.
Triggering the bear market: Interest rate hikes → policies → political news → power outages causing mining issues → exchanges facing explosions or being hacked or running away. If one of these occurs, pay attention; if two occur, it’s the beginning of a bear market.
Let's talk about Jager. As of yesterday, when I called the bottom at 0.065, it has already risen nearly 20 points. As for when to sell, I personally think it should double. Firstly, I am making a profit on Jager, so I'm not worried, even if it drops to 0.03, I won't lose because I entered early. Secondly, if it drops, I won't choose to increase my position; instead, I will sell when it doubles. Otherwise, waiting so long to buy the dip on Jager feels a bit like losing time.
For specifics, you can click on my avatar to see my previous posts; I have been calling for a drop almost every time.
Now, let's talk about my current positions: Bitcoin, Solana, OKB, and Jager; I'm not considering anything else for now. Currently, I'm spending all my time on Twitter and Dogecoin. The altcoins really lack structure. Speaking of bull markets, it indeed is a bull market, but it’s a Bitcoin bull market...
Then, regarding the Bopo I posted this morning, why I didn't choose Moco—details can be found in my earlier posts by clicking my avatar. To summarize, it’s low price, low market cap, and a small pool, which is why I bought it. Although I only bought 100 USD, if I can make enough for a late-night snack and some side money, that's not bad. Even if the 100 USD goes to zero, I won't feel bad because 100 USD isn’t even enough for my Bitcoin transaction fees. Given the current Bitcoin price, a rise of 0.01% is more than 100 USD, which is why I chose not to go with Moco.
Then someone said the Bopo contract has issues. I checked and the problems aren't significant. Firstly, the pool is small, with only about 20 B. Even my Jager position hasn’t exceeded that, so what do I have to fear about it going to zero?
As for the rest, I won’t promote this Bopo anymore; I only bought 100 USD. I have no further reasons to promote it. It’s not like I’m starting with 50,000 USD; even if it rises tenfold, it would only be 1,000 USD. To put it bluntly, my Bitcoin has risen by more than 1,000 USD with a 0.1% increase. Unless it rises to 0.01 (27 zeros), currently at 0.25 (28 zeros), and then I might get in on the action and earn more than just snack money!
If anyone wants to join in for some fun, that's fine. After all, spending a bit for a late-night snack could potentially earn you an iPhone 16; I think the risk-reward ratio is still decent. Of course, if you think spending 50-100 USD isn’t worthwhile, just ignore what I said. Just don’t invest more than 200 USD; it’s worth taking small risks because with a small pool, buying more could easily make you a founder or major shareholder.
Once again, Moco and Bopo were both created by fellow Chinese. Because the project team is poor, they've run away with the money twice. Now that it’s being pumped, I don't even know who is in charge.
Finally, I wish everyone can earn enough for an iPhone 16🍎
Seeing everyone buying this hot coin, I checked this moco, and there are two facts, one positive and one negative. The negative is that this is a domestic market, and the positive is that the issuer is very poor and can't support the market...
This coin is an old coin, the project party is no longer involved, and according to their tweets, it says that a robot bought a lot at the bottom price, so it's unfair and they stopped playing. Although I haven't experienced this project, I understand the domestic market, it's not that the robot bought too much, but rather the project party has sold out and stopped operating. I didn't expect it to increase by over 50 times yesterday, and I don't know if the project party has taken control again or what.
Then I saw they tweeted again about a coin called bopo. I observed this coin, it has a low pool and few holders, compared to moco it could have some potential. The project party hasn't tweeted in a long time, then it surged yesterday, resurrected, and regarding who is pushing moco and bopo, no one is clear on who is actually pulling the market, or if it's the project party resurrecting.
It's very interesting, then I saw the project come back to life. Originally moco was going to zero, then they issued a new coin, changed the avatar and name, and have been promoting bopo ever since, only to see now that moco has come back to life and deleted everything related to bopo, which is quite funny. Although I don't understand much, this is the nature of the domestic market and it's not unexpected for me. Now everything related to bopo has been deleted, but history and blockchain will not forget this.
So based on the principle of sudden wealth, it’s still worth buying some even though it's a domestic market. I bought 100u of bopo, and the reason I didn't choose moco is because there are too many people, and the profit-taking potential is greater. Bopo has a low pool, making it easier to push the market, it's that simple. If you want to follow, think it through. Personally, I think buying 100u is just a transaction fee issue, of course, this is how it is for me, so I left it there to see if it can achieve a 50x like moco. Earning a late-night snack fee would be quite satisfying.
Still, as the saying goes, profit and loss are self-borne, it's a domestic market, don't worry too much, don't go all in, don't buy too much, the chance of going to zero is greater than losing money, small purchases are like a lottery, and large purchases are destined to be halved. $BNB $BTC $ETH
Let me explain to my brothers why I chose to buy the dip in Jager today. While saying this, I want to reiterate that profits and losses are one's own responsibility; everyone has their own fate. Others' opinions are just opinions; it's important to stick to your own ideas. The following article is just my viewpoint, so don't take it too seriously!
First of all, I sold when it was around 0.012 (8 zeros) and I have posted about it at that time; you can click on my avatar and scroll back to see. The sentiment was good back then, the project team was trying various ways to interact, and many KOLs were posting supportive tweets about Jager, including Cz and Sister One who also retweeted posts tagged with Jager. Moreover, retail investors were in good spirits as well, so I chose to sell at that time. Looking back now, I realize I did not make a mistake.
I have always firmly believed in one principle: ordinary people, good things, and getting rich. These three words can never combine in any two groups.
Now, let me explain why I chose to buy Jager today. Firstly, I kept calling for a drop recently; you can click on my avatar to look back. Now the buying price is nearly half of what I sold for, which can be understood as buying more coins with lower risk. Secondly, many big players have also exited recently, and KOLs have stopped speaking up, with retail investors cursing everywhere. Additionally, many retail investors have their prices around 0.1-0.15 (8 zeros), so it can be said that the vehicle is light now, allowing the institutions to gather chips, which is a good thing. Furthermore, the USD1 trading competition will end in a month, and the project team will have to come up with solutions. Currently, there doesn't seem to be any good news left, so if there is any positive news, it would only be the spot and contract trading coupled with announcements supporting Jager dividends. Therefore, based on this, I chose to buy today. Of course, it might still drop. I am not a trading expert; I can only say it depends on luck! If it drops further, I will choose to add to my position. If it keeps rising, then I won’t add to my position.
My suggestion is to buy on Layer V3; the transaction fees will be lower than those on Binance's Alpha. I also suggest buying on MEXC, where you can place limit orders for trading. If you are not a major holder ranked among the top 100, to be honest, your dividends won’t be enough to make a significant profit or loss.
Buying the dip, buying the dip! Brothers who sold around 0.012 with me can buy now! Just bought at 0.065, on-chain, alpha is too problematic with high fees.
$Jager has bottomed out, brothers, buy more to make the big players run, otherwise there won't be enough liquidity. It's bottomed out; you can start preparing the graveyard in advance, and then we can all become history together!
$Jager $Jager $BNB Regarding the current price of Jager, I will not buy it; I would rather miss out than buy it because the market confidence is insufficient, and it's easy for counterfeit products to get caught. Let me explain why I won't buy: 1- Because the overall market is at a high point, while counterfeits are at a low point. 2- V3 has zero tax; where are all the trades happening? 3- There are no market makers, and large investors are fleeing, creating a competition among retail investors. 4- Many retail investors have an average price around 0.12 (8 zeros). 5- I have previously formed an LP; considering the current price, many still have at least triple the foundational profit. In summary, I insist on being bearish; I would rather miss out than buy! I will consider buying below 0.07.
Regarding the current price of Jager, I will not buy it; I would rather miss out than buy it because there is not enough market confidence now, and the counterfeit coins are easy to get hung up on.
Let me explain why I won't buy:
1- Because the overall market is at a high level, and the counterfeit coins are at a low level.
2- V3 has zero tax, where is everyone trading now?
3- There are no market makers; the large investors are fleeing, and retail investors are competing against each other.
4- Many retail investors have an average price of around 0.12 (eight zeros).
5- I personally formed an LP early on, and considering the current price, many are still at least three times the base profit.
In summary, I insist on a bearish outlook; I would rather miss out than buy! I will consider buying below 0.07.
$Jager continues to plummet, don't stop! v3 now has 0 tax, anyone trading in v2 is very clever, with 10 points in fees back and forth! Big players have all gone to v3 to escape, what trading competitions are there anymore, jager can't even make the list anymore, the launch of v3 is just to facilitate better escapes! I expect it to drop below 0.07!
As mentioned this morning, quq has indeed experienced a major market movement, it has plummeted, whoever buys it treats it as a family heirloom, the dog traders have withdrawn their liquidity and fled. Now all altcoins cannot compete, only big coins can be bought, only the big coins are in a bull market.
$quq Just saw that quq made the rise list, checked it out, turns out the pool has been changed, now it's in a sideways trend, in this situation it will either skyrocket and double soon, or it will be halved. If it's about brushing alpha points, there's still a price difference of 1-2%, and there should be wear and tear, which is impossible. I saw that the on-chain pool has thickened, so I can only say that as long as the pool is not removed, there will be no problem. However, it's still best not to touch it; it's too unusual. Logically speaking, it should have skyrocketed earlier or taken off. $BTC $BNB
The price of $Jager matcha is about 3 points different from the on-chain and Binance alpha, however, large holders on-chain have been rushing to sell... It is expected to drop to around 0.07.
$Jager continues to pour in, continues to plummet, now there is a v3 pool with 0 tax, it's hard not to fall, before there was tax and others were unwilling to sell, now it's easy to sell.
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