The gates of liquidity are truly beginning to turn.
December 1st marked a watershed moment. The Federal Reserve finally hit the brakes—officially ending the quantitative tightening program that began in 2022 and had withdrawn a cumulative $2.4 trillion. Even more crucially, on the very night the program stopped, they injected $1.35 billion into the banking system. This single-day amount was the second highest peak since the pandemic.
This is not a gentle adjustment. From continuous tightening to sudden release, the policy gears have shifted. Previously, the market was speculating on a “possibl

#美联储FOMC会议 Fed policy window period, $SOL faces short-term pressure. Consider a short position around the 142.36 level, with a stop loss set at 145. There is significant swing trading opportunity at this position, but the key is to control risk exposure—position management is essential for account growth, don’t go all in. The crucial factor is the Fed’s upcoming stance; expectations of liquidity release will directly impact the depth of corrections in major coins. Volatility is high recently, so be patient and wait for good entry points.

The Day 5 report of the account-flipping challenge is here.
Starting with 230u, the account has now grown to 380u. I'm still holding the long positions in hand—no panic this time, with the target locked in at the 370 mark.
Be patient and hold the position, waiting for the right moment.

Recently, there’s been an interesting phenomenon: quite a few traders have started positioning themselves in advance, and the direction of their bets is clear—they’re betting on a more accommodative monetary environment in the future.
What are they betting on? Two key variables:
**Personnel Card:** Trump’s economic advisor Hassett is seen as a frontrunner for the next Fed Chair. If he really takes the position, the market generally believes he’ll take a more dovish approach and be more proactive about rate cuts.
**Data Card:** The employment data, which was delayed due to the government shutdo

The root cause of losing money is often not because you can't read candlestick charts, but because you don't have a trading system. Today, I'm sharing a seven-step trading framework that, if executed properly, can help your account grow steadily.
**Framework One: Capital Segmentation Management**
Suppose you have a principal of 100,000. Don't invest it all at once. Split it into five parts, use 20,000 each time to test the waters, and limit each loss to 10%. Even if you lose three times in a row, your total loss is only 6% of your principal, and you still have plenty of ammunition to make a co

When Bitcoin’s daily trading volume shrinks to a breath-holding level, do you get that feeling? The whole market feels like someone pressed the mute button—so quiet it’s unsettling. A look through historical data tells you that this kind of extreme drop in volume often signals a turning point—either a big red candle next that scares everyone, or a sudden violent surge that liquidates the bears.
Retail investors are most prone to two mistakes at this time: panic selling at the bottom or going all-in to catch a falling knife. But what about the truly savvy capital? They’ve long since stopped sta

ETH’s current bottom-building trend is quite interesting. Bullish signals are appearing frequently, but there are also plenty of traps along the way. Let’s break it down and see if this is real gold or just gold-plated.
**On-chain Capital Speaks**
In the first half of December, whale addresses holding over 1,000 ETH aggressively bought 420,000 ETH, which, at the time’s price, was close to $1.26 billion. This is the strongest monthly accumulation since 2023. More importantly, ETH reserves on major exchanges have dropped below 12.6 million, which is more than one-third lower than this year’s pea

Lately, a lot of people have been DMing me, asking: How did you turn ten thousand principal into a hundred thousand?
Honestly, there’s nothing mysterious about it. It wasn’t insider info, and it wasn’t all-in on some random altcoin hoping to get lucky. It was just steady, step-by-step growth, trade by trade.
I know a lot of people with 10k USDT all think: catch some news, chase some hype, bet on a double.
I used to do that too. And what happened? Liquidation, burnout, account wiped out—I experienced all three.
Later, I figured out one thing—
If you want to survive in crypto, it’s not about luc

Don't just focus on the good news about the Fed’s potential rate cuts—Japan just delivered a heavy blow to the market.
The Governor of the Bank of Japan made a direct statement today, hinting that rate hikes could start as soon as this month. As soon as this news broke, Japanese government bond yields soared to their highest levels in over a decade, and there are signs that capital is flowing back to Japan.
What’s the issue? Japan is the largest foreign holder of US Treasuries, holding $1.2 trillion worth. If it tightens monetary policy and starts withdrawing investments from the US, US Treasu

How do you turn 50,000 into 1,000,000? Stop obsessing over small price swings—that’s not compounding, that’s just draining your mental energy.
I only trust one strategy—rolling positions. Not blindly opening trades every day, but waiting for the big opportunity. Usually, I use a small position to stay in practice, but when a real opportunity comes, that’s when I go in with significant capital. Also, I only go long; shorting is too risky and I avoid it.
So, what counts as a “real opportunity”? Three signals—all must be present.
First: After a major drop, the price goes sideways for a long time,

This recent wave in the silver market is honestly a bit hard to read.
Inventory shortages and rate cut expectations are being hyped to the extreme, and prices are shooting up. But if you think about it calmly, there are three ticking time bombs behind this frenzy:
**First Trap: Short Squeeze Risk**
The ratio of Shanghai silver open interest to inventory has soared to historical highs. If we see another round of short squeezes on the COMEX silver delivery date in December? That could trigger a straight-up crash selloff. Longs might enjoy the squeeze for a moment, but the backlash can be serious

Actually, making 400,000 on this trading journey isn't as hard as you might imagine. I'm living proof—back when I went all in on AIA, my cost was 17.78, and I've held onto it till now. Just that one coin has brought me returns in the millions of dollars.
Something pretty interesting happened a few days ago. One of my followers made several hundred thousand by following my trades for just a few days. Guess what? The night before last, he just closed a losing trade, took a loss of tens of thousands, and was sitting alone smoking. Coincidentally, I happened to notice some abnormal fluctuations in

$TURBO This turtle had a pump recently, and I couldn't resist opening a $10 short in the middle of the move. At the worst point, I was down $5 on paper. I was really conflicted—should I close it or not? I gritted my teeth and held on, and eventually, I actually turned it around and made $2.
Today, I saw this thing jump up again. Fine, I'll throw another $10 in and keep shorting! This time, my goal is clear: make enough for a bucket of instant noodles, and maybe add a marinated egg!

Let’s talk about what’s going to happen next—for those friends who are new to the space.
Many people are experiencing a full bull-bear market cycle for the first time this round. What will they do? You can actually get a sense from their comments in the community.
When the market turns, human weaknesses get amplified. After the top is in and things start heading down, people are still basking in the thrill of previous gains. “It’s just a technical correction,” “the fundamentals haven’t collapsed,” “big money will definitely defend the price”—these kinds of voices are everywhere. Everyone is ca

Yesterday’s sharp early drop in BTC definitely scared quite a few people. But looking calmly at today’s on-chain data, the situation isn’t as bad as imagined.
First, let’s talk about entity-adjusted realized loss (EARL)—this metric directly reflects the degree of capitulation in the market. The data from December 1 shows about $820 million. At first glance, that’s a lot, but compared to the panic peak of $2.34 billion on November 21, the scale has already shrunk by two-thirds. Prices are falling, but there hasn’t been another stampede exit.
Next, let’s look at loss-making funds flowing into ex

In this circle, what really kills you has never been not knowing how to make money, but not knowing when to stop.
I've seen too many people fall at this hurdle.
Back in 2020, there was a buddy who entered the market with 5,000 USDT, just in time to catch the bull run. In half a year, his account soared to 100,000. Everyone advised him to cash out some, not to go all-in. He waved them off with a smile: "What's the rush? My goal is 500,000, I'm just getting started."
You can probably guess what happened next—the market reversed, his 100,000 shrank to 30,000, and finally there were only a few hun

The financial sector is anything but calm as the year draws to a close. On the news front, Trump may announce the new Federal Reserve chair before Christmas, with current National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett being the frontrunner—though, like Trump, he is a known Fed critic. If he really takes the seat, which direction monetary policy will head is anyone’s guess.
Meanwhile, some interesting signals are emerging in the markets. After the Bank of Japan’s rate hike, Bitcoin’s price movements have started mirroring the yen almost step for step. Behind this unusual synchronicity is like

How’s the overall market looking?
This recent market action is really a love-hate thing. Regulatory news is flying everywhere, institutional funds are moving in and out, and with the macro environment being unstable, the whole crypto market feels like a roller coaster. Some say the bull run isn’t over, while others worry the bubble’s about to burst. Bottom line: better safe than sorry.
Here’s my take on a few major coins
For BTC, the weekly support is holding, and it’s clear the big players are defending the price. But above $90,000, we’re not seeing much new money coming in, which is a bit aw

When I first entered the crypto space ten years ago, I was just in my early twenties. Now I'm thirty, and my account has finally broken the eight-digit mark. It hasn't been an easy journey.
Now, whenever I travel for work, I can book five-star hotels without a second thought—2,100 a night doesn’t bother me. My luggage is covered in crypto stickers, and I often run into fellow crypto people in airport lounges—you can tell each other right away just by chatting for a bit.
My relatives back home run traditional businesses, constantly worrying about supply chains, chasing payments, signing contrac

Last night, the overall decline in the US stock market wasn’t significant, but the price movements of crypto-related stocks were like a roller coaster—while traditional indices dipped slightly, crypto-related stocks soared and plunged, with market sentiment fluctuating far more dramatically than the indices themselves.
Currently, those decentralized RWA platforms that package US stocks like Apple, Amazon, and Nvidia as on-chain tokens are essentially doing one thing: forcibly tying traditional stock market risk exposure to the liquidity of on-chain assets. Last night's market action was a real