Crypto斌哥

Brother Bin's heartfelt words: The crypto world lacks stars, only lacks longevity.
Three months ago, my buddy's sister-in-law, Xiaomei, suddenly approached me and said she wanted to try trading cryptocurrencies. She took out 1200 U (about her monthly salary) and asked me how to start. I looked at her completely inexperienced eyes and replied with just one sentence: 'Trust me, just follow my rules.'
Yesterday afternoon, she sent a screenshot of her account—53,000 U. I rubbed my eyes and confirmed it several times. What surprised me the most was not how much she earned, but that she never had a liquidation during the entire process, and she slept soundly every night for the past three months.

Strict self-discipline is necessary to navigate bull and bear markets.
I am Brother Bin.
In the cryptocurrency circle for seven years, I have experienced several complete bull and bear market cycles. I have been liquidated, gone into debt, and the worst day was on the day of the LUNA crash in 2022, watching my 200,000 principal disappear to zero in an instant. But I didn't give up, starting again from 1,000 U, and step by step I rolled to today's ten million assets.
As a survivor who crawled out from the 'pile of corpses', I want to share 9 real market-tested rules today.
1. The way to survive with small capital: eat only one bite a day.
When the principal is less than 10,000 U, the biggest enemy is greed. I once lost my entire profit and even my principal due to greed when I opened positions continuously in one day.

Brothers, I am Brother Bin. Today we won't talk about vague things, just break down two paths I have personally verified. Don't rely on luck; making money in the crypto space depends on strategy and execution. If you can commit to executing these two paths, it’s definitely not a dream.
First path: three tenfolds, step by step.
Core logic: break down the big goal into three achievable 'tenfold jumps'.
10,000 → 100,000: In this stage, look for low market cap high potential public chains or ecological tokens. Projects like Solana and Avalanche, which have fast technological iterations and active communities, are key. Focus on whether on-chain data continues to grow and if GitHub updates are frequent. Don't be greedy, just hit one tenfold coin and move on.

Brothers, I am Brother Bin. After these years of ups and downs in the crypto circle, I've seen too many people trying to turn a few thousand into a fortune, only to end up losing everything. Today, let’s talk about something practical: how to use 700U (about 5000 yuan) to achieve a comeback?
1. 700U is not a gamble; it is 7 'entrance tickets'.
Many people think that 700U is not enough to fill the gaps, but Brother Bin tells you: this 700U is your 7 chances to validate whether you are worthy of a comeback.
Every time 100U, try it with 3 times leverage: specifically choosing coins with clear technical signals (like ZEC showing a dragonfly doji or bottom divergence), withdraw after making 30%, never cling to the battle.

Profits make people confident, but only discipline allows one to survive.
When he found me, there were only 3400U left in the account, and he spoke with a tremble: 'Brother Bin, this is the last time; if I lose again, I will really quit the circle.'
I understand his feelings—wanting to recover losses but losing patience, fearing to miss every opportunity, and even more afraid of losing the principal.
On the first day, I only allowed him to open a position of 10%, and he impatiently asked, 'When can this small position turn around?'
I told him, 'You are not here to gamble; you are here to fight a long battle.'
Three days later, the account increased by 36%. I asked him to separate the profits and continue rolling with the original position. Profits generate profits; when the market comes, we push early, earning only the interest if we make money, and reviewing until three in the morning if we lose.

I am Brother Bin, and after many years of struggling in the crypto world, I have helped many brothers start with just a few hundred and step by step roll into six figures. Today, I won't say anything vague, let's get straight to the point— the core of turning a small amount of money around is not relying on luck, but on strategy and discipline. The following paths have all been personally verified by me, and after reading, you will understand how to proceed!
1. Want to multiply by a hundred times? First seize the opportunity of the 'triple jump'.
Theoretically, turning 1000 into 100,000 requires a hundredfold increase, but don't be scared by this number. The real path is to continuously seize three tenfold coins: 1000→10,000→100,000→1,000,000. Each step is a qualitative change.

The rules seem simple, but execution is the real test.
To be honest, every time I see someone bragging about the 'get rich overnight' myths in the crypto world, I can't help but laugh. Are there really that many shortcuts? After so many years in this industry, I've seen too many cases that come quickly and go even faster.
True profits are built on tedious discipline. Just like this beginner I guided, starting from 900U, he reached 28,000U in two months, and now his account is steadily above 80,000U, with the most critical part being zero liquidations throughout the process.
This is not luck, but rather a strategy that is absurdly simple in three layers. This is also the core mindset I summarized after paying a lot of 'tuition' in the early stages.

I see someone asking, 'With such a chaotic market, can small funds still enter?' I feel quite emotional about it. Back in the day, I entered the market with a few thousand yuan and went through the phase of chasing highs and lows, getting shaken out to the point of doubting life. But later I realized: to make money with small funds, it's not about luck, but about managing positions, catching the rhythm, and keeping discipline. Today, I'll share my practical insights in plain language.
1. Take risks with profits, never touch the principal​
What do small funds fear the most? Losing everything at once! So I have a strict rule when I start: always use profits to gamble, and never touch the principal. For example, if you have 5000 yuan, break it into 5 parts, and only use 1000 yuan each time to test the waters. If you make money, take the profits out separately as a 'strike team'; if you lose, it won't hurt the foundation. It's like rolling a snowball—you have to wrap it with new snow layer by layer, instead of throwing out the core.

Five years of struggle, exchanging hard-earned money for practical insights.
Brothers, I'm Brother Bin. I've been in the crypto world for over five years, from experiencing a sleepless night after a sudden loss to now being able to steadily profit. I've really paid my dues. Today, let's talk about something practical and discuss how I've made trading cryptocurrencies my main job. Newcomers should pay close attention; this can help you avoid many pitfalls.
1. Choose the right time, which is equivalent to half the success.
I basically don't make major decisions during the day. The news is too chaotic during the day, and prices fluctuate wildly; it's easy to get swayed by emotions and distort operations. I prefer to calm down at night and analyze the market; during this time, the major trends are often clearer, the rhythm is easier to grasp, and the winning rate is naturally higher. Don't look for direction in the noise; seek opportunities in the calm.

Behind the profit frenzy lies a bottomless pit of risk traps.
I have personally witnessed a friend turn $1000 into $50,000 in two months; that kind of madness felt like riding a rocket. However, the good times didn't last long; an impulsive full-position trade caused all profits along with the principal to evaporate in just one hour.
Such stories are constantly replayed in the cryptocurrency world; the seemingly simple tool of perpetual contracts has become a meat grinder for countless novice players.
Today, what I want to share is not some 'wealth secret,' but the four survival rules I have summarized from four years of crawling through the cryptocurrency space. These may not make you rich overnight, but they will definitely help you survive longer in this market.

Angry animals cannot become hunters, anxious traders cannot seize opportunities.
When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I met an old senior. He didn't say much, but he enlightened me with one sentence: "The cryptocurrency world is noisy and chaotic. If you can stabilize your emotions, this place will be your ATM." Years later, when I watched him steadily grow his initial capital from ten thousand to eight figures, I truly understood the power of this statement.
This senior's technical analysis isn't the most impressive, but his control over emotions has shown me what it means to have deep waters running quietly.
01 Enter slowly, don't be a lamb rushing to its death.

Experienced players miss opportunities, while inexperienced newcomers repeatedly succeed. The ecosystem of the cryptocurrency world is truly fascinating.
As an analyst who has been in the cryptocurrency space for many years, I have noticed an interesting phenomenon: whenever a big market move occurs, it's often the inexperienced newcomers who get to benefit first, not the seasoned players.
Why does this happen? The seasoned players, having endured the bear market, become overly cautious, always thinking about waiting for a pullback to enter the market. As a result, the market doesn't give any opportunities and just takes off.
And those newcomers, because they don't understand so-called 'technical indicators,' dare to place heavy bets at the beginning of a trend, ultimately reaping substantial rewards.

Discipline is more important than prediction, execution is greater than analysis
People around me constantly ask me, 'To trade cryptocurrencies, you need to look at K-line, understand MACD, and be able to analyze,' but I don't know any of that. Watching my brothers and sisters follow my 'foolish operations,' some have started trading cryptocurrencies full-time, and some have changed cars and houses. I increasingly believe: the cryptocurrency world does not reward smart people, only 'fools' who adhere to discipline.
Look at my account records, this is the best proof:
At the beginning of June, it started from 2100U, reached 85 million U on June 21, fell back to 21,000 U on July 5, and surged to 45,000 U again on July 18. During this period, I only withdrew once; the rest was all profits running.

Diversification, rest, execution; it's easy to say but hard to do.
Do you remember the newbie I mentioned in the circle two months ago? Back then, he entered the market with 2400U, and now his account has steadily reached 170,000U. The most surprising thing is not the profit, but that he never had a liquidation throughout the process.
In the highly volatile cryptocurrency market, this is much harder than making quick money in the short term. Today, I'll share with you the simple yet effective three-layer logic behind this, which is experience I've gained with real money.
01 Put a 'bulletproof vest' on the funds
The less money there is, the more people tend to gamble. There's always a feeling that with less principal, one has to take a risk, but this mindset is precisely the recipe for rapid liquidation.

Strict discipline combined with flexible strategies can lead to significant breakthroughs even with small capital.
As an old player who has been in the crypto space for many years, I have personally experienced the process of starting with a few thousand yuan and achieving stable profits. Today, I will share a practical strategy suitable for small capital players, specifically targeting friends starting with 400U (about 3000 yuan).
I'm not a master, but I'm willing to use the experience gained from real money to help you avoid detours.
Start with a small amount of capital, first understand the basic gameplay
A common mistake for beginners in the crypto space is to go all out from the start. Starting with 400U, the most important thing is to survive first, then consider making money.

Never bet your entire capital on tomorrow
Watching the glaring liquidation notification on the phone screen, my friend's hands kept shaking.
"Brother Bin, 6000U is gone just like that? It's only been three days!" His knuckles were turning white from gripping the chopsticks, his voice filled with reluctance and confusion. I took a look at his phone and saw he had used 3x leverage to go long on SOL with all his capital, without even setting a stop-loss, and it coincidentally crashed when the coin price plummeted, going to zero.
He stubbornly argued: "How can I make quick money without using all my funds?" But I knew this was not investment; it was gambling with life.
This scene instantly took me back to my 2021 self. At that time, I held 8000U, but greed got the better of me, and I went short on ETH with 7500U at 2x leverage, firmly believing the market would correct. As a result, that night ETH surged 8%, and three years of savings evaporated in half an hour. I sat alone in front of the computer, staring at the liquidation text message until dawn.

Eighty thousand principal zeroed in ten days, resulting in a bloody lesson.
I still remember when I first entered the crypto space, just like most newcomers, I was only focused on those small coins that could double in a day, with my mind filled with fantasies of 'tenfold coins' and 'hundredfold dreams.' At that time, as long as a group member called out a signal, I would rush in without knowing how many traps were hidden behind.
During the DeFi craze in 2021, I bought a small coin with a market value of only 18 million U following the trend. The community was full of shouts of 'the pump is about to happen' and 'getting ten times is not a problem,' and I was overwhelmed by this atmosphere, thinking that if I invested eighty thousand principal, I could change my life by making ten times.

The cryptocurrency world never eliminates those with poor skills, but rather those who do not follow the rules and gamble.
Last week while drinking coffee, I heard that the friend who previously sought my help has gone bankrupt again. This time, he fully invested when a certain celebrity's 'presidential coin' was launched, and as a result, the price halved within five minutes, causing him to lose three months' salary.
This reminds me of five months ago, when he knocked on my door overnight, clutching the remaining 1200U, having lost even next month's rent. At that time, he had followed the trend and chased after a popular meme coin, going bankrupt twice in three days, and he was on the verge of a breakdown.
I didn't paint a grand vision for him, I only said three very straightforward things. Five months later, his account surged from 1200U to 21,000U, but I had already blocked him.

Only by withstanding fluctuations can one grasp trends
Brothers, today let's delve into a topic: stop loss, should it be set large or small?
This question is like asking whether to find a partner with complementary or similar personalities; there is no standard answer, only what is suitable. I have seen those who set large stop losses endure a serious injury from one mistake; I have also seen those who set small stop losses be thrown off the bus at the slightest market shake, missing the entire trend.
Large stop loss: tough, but afraid of heavy punches
The biggest advantage of a large stop loss is its high tolerance for error. For example, when entering a position at the same breakout, setting the stop loss at the lowest point (large stop loss) compared to setting it at the second-lowest point (small stop loss) has a significantly higher success rate. The market often experiences deep pullbacks, and if the stop loss is set too small, it can easily be triggered, leaving one to watch the market surge in the original direction while being left behind.

——I am Brother Bin, today let's talk about some blood and tears experiences.
Family, let's talk about the most frustrating thing in the crypto world? It's not that the market falls painfully, but that you clearly made money, yet you're stuck at the last step and can't get it!
A few days ago in the middle of the night, my buddy urgently called me: 'Brother Bin, I just withdrew 500,000 USDT from the exchange to my bank card, and the message came immediately - account non-counter business suspended!'
Money is lying in the card, the numbers haven't decreased, but it just can't be moved. This feeling is a hundred times worse than losing money.
Why is this happening? The root cause is that the funds may be 'dirty'.