I'm not afraid to share this with my brothers; I just want to take you all to take down the dog whales. If you can't beat me, I'll do it. Anyway, it's about taking down these exchange bosses and behind-the-scenes whales. I don't pay attention to technical analysis or traditional cycle methods. Just like running a business, you go buy goods and sell them. No matter what business you do, what's your ultimate goal? One word: money! How to lose less and make more? Whales don't trade crypto like us every day. Sometimes they support at certain levels, then pressure at others. One moment they think the pressure will break, then they chase the breakout, and suddenly they do a pullback—scaring everyone into wetting their diapers.

Whales measure how to maximize profits with lower risk. I think this circle still won't cool down. No need to scare ourselves. When we scare ourselves, when we're desperate, when we cut losses, that's when whales finish accumulating. Anyway, the market is very complicated, and whales have a hard time too. The biggest fear for whales is playing spot trading—if they hold long-term without selling, they just hold and die together. Also, low-leverage traders—you can't blow me up. I'll hold until 150k, 180k, even 200k. They’re not afraid of your high leverage doubling in a day because it will always come back—unless you're completely inhuman, a cold machine. But even machines can't always win because if machines always won, everyone would just buy quant systems. The market is a paradox—a zero-sum game. It’s so cruel.

And most experienced people have gone through this: a period of smooth sailing, making money with every trade, then suddenly nothing works. Think about it—what's the reason? Why do we always fall into this cycle? I already know the reason; I’ve understood it. Still aiming for the old goal: make enough to retire at 500,000 Wu.