What's wrong with having little capital? Who says you can't make something out of small funds? Last year I mentored a beginner who only had 600U in his account. The first time he placed an order, he was so nervous he could barely hold his phone steady and asked me what to do if he lost it all.
I told him, don’t panic, just stick to the rules. As a result, his account grew to 6,000U in a month, and in three months he hit 20,000U, without a single liquidation along the way. It wasn’t luck—it was all about strict discipline.
I set three rules for him back then:
First, split the 600U into three pa

This time, the traditional financial giants are really taking action.
Let's start with JPMorgan's move—they directly integrated USDC into their credit card rewards system. What does that mean? Their 80 million cardholders can now exchange their card reward points directly for USDC, which can be used to buy crypto for investment or for everyday spending. This isn't just a small-scale trial; it's a direct, user-facing channel connecting fiat and crypto assets.
PayPal is going even further. Their upgraded "Pay with Crypto" service now allows users to pay with any cryptocurrency, with the system a

Big moves tonight!
A flurry of US November employment data releases—rate cuts are basically a done deal.
Key times to watch:
8:30 PM Challenger job cuts data released
9:30 PM Initial jobless claims announced (market expects 220,000, previous was 215,000)
11:00 PM Factory orders and Global Supply Chain Pressure Index both drop
How crazy is the market right now? On Polymarket, the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December has already soared to 94%!
Almost no one is questioning whether there’ll be a cut—the only concern is: after tonight’s data, will the market pump straight away, or w

These past couple of days, BOB has really thrown me for a loop, but damn, it feels good!
In 48 hours, I made a net profit of 90,000 USDT, and my head is still buzzing.
Yesterday around noon, I was bored and watching the charts when BOB suddenly twitched. How should I describe that feeling? It’s like an experienced driver catching a whiff of the engine—it’s about to move.
I didn’t even bother with my coffee, just went straight in with a long.
Honestly, I was nervous, since I wasn’t in from the start—I jumped in midway. But I have this habit: as soon as I see floating profit, I set a stop to pro

In the past week, the floating profit from ZEC holdings reached $1.63 million, which converts to over 11 million RMB.
This reminds me of a data analysis I saw before: most working people spend their whole lives saving up, and the amount they can accumulate is around 3 million RMB. This conclusion is based on the average salary growth curve and a 40-year career estimate.
The crypto market can achieve in 7 days what takes others a lifetime—sounds surreal, but that's the true nature of this industry. That said, the biggest pitfall in trading is getting carried away by short-term gains. The old sa

A $38.3 trillion ticking time bomb? Some are already betting on BTC 🎯
Recently, Elon Musk dropped another bombshell on social media—directly calling out the US’s $38.3 trillion debt problem. What does that number mean? It's 1.5 times the US GDP, and it's still ballooning by trillions every year.
This time, Musk isn't just talking off the cuff. His logic is clear: uncontrolled debt → currency devaluation → asset repricing. And Bitcoin might just be standing at the eye of this storm.
# Why would a debt blow-up benefit BTC?
**Let’s start with the trust crisis.** When a country's debt is so huge

Japan just raised interest rates, so why did BTC crash first?
Let’s break it down from the root. As soon as the Bank of Japan signals a rate hike, the free lunch in the market is over—during the era of zero or even negative interest rates, borrowing was almost free, but now suddenly you have to pay interest. How could those investors who survive on arbitrage not panic?
The key is, there’s an even bigger risk: U.S. Treasuries.
Don’t underestimate the role of Japanese investors in the U.S. Treasury market. According to U.S. Treasury TIC data, as of early 2024, Japan held $1.15 trillion in U.S. T

This rally came in strong—bears are probably writing their confessions overnight. The market suddenly flipped, and now everyone is scrambling to find explanations for the surge.
Leader Bitcoin: Exploded today. The intraday high shot up to around $94,200. Although there's been a slight pullback, holding above $93,000 is no problem at all. The "breaking $100k" topic is being hyped up again.
Ethereum following closely: Successfully reclaimed the $3,000 mark, which is a major psychological level for the bulls. Holding this level gives them more confidence to push higher.
Other major coins are part

To be honest, the former president's attitude toward WLFI is no longer just a hint—it's an open and clear move.
Previously, I put forward the view: WLFI will definitely hit $20, may spike to $70, and will most likely fluctuate around $47 as a stable price range—this price point is convenient for large funds to cash out.
What happened? A bunch of people jumped out to refute: “If WLFI hits $20, its market cap will surpass some top platform tokens, and at $47, wouldn’t it be bigger than ETH? Are you dreaming?”
Are there still people refusing to admit it now?
I’ve said it before: this guy was pres

I've been watching DOGE's 4-hour chart lately and noticed a few things.
The price is indeed moving up, but there are some issues. The MACD just made a bullish crossover below the zero line, which is usually a bullish signal, but the problem is that trading volume hasn't picked up at all, and the indicators are already hitting overbought territory. It's like trying to accelerate uphill after taking your foot off the gas—sounds impressive, but in reality, you're likely to stall.
Key resistance and support levels to remember: On the upside, the current resistance is around 0.166, and if that's br

Recently, Trump has started firing shots again, this time targeting allies. In his speech, he subtly mentioned: "Some countries have been taking advantage of the United States, although I won’t name names—but I’m definitely not talking about Japan and South Korea." Everyone knows what he means.
What does this stance mean for the market? Rising trade tensions are often accompanied by increased risk-off sentiment. Traditionally, funds may flow into gold, but the crypto market’s response is more complex. On the one hand, policy uncertainty can trigger short-term volatility; on the other hand, som

The forex market suddenly exploded today:
The US dollar plunged, risk-off sentiment vanished instantly, and risk assets started stirring.
The reason?
Trump dropped another line:
"I'm considering having Hassett take over as Fed Chair."
Alright then.
The crypto space wasn’t even watching for CPI data, no employment report movement either,
But out of nowhere comes the news: **"A super-dovish candidate might take the helm at the Fed."**
Why is the market so panicked?
You need to know who Hassett is—
In short:
This guy is even more dovish than the doves.
He doesn’t just want to tweak rates—he wants

Major news is coming out of the market—Trump may nominate his former economic advisor, Hassett, as the next Fed chair. As soon as this rumor surfaced, the market responded enthusiastically.
Tech stocks surged across the board, and Bitcoin directly broke through the $91,000 mark. Why such a strong reaction? The key lies in Hassett’s stance on monetary policy. He has always been seen as a proponent of dovish policies, and the general market expectation is that if he really takes over the Fed, the rate cut cycle starting in June next year could be even more aggressive.
This expectation is driving

The crypto space isn’t short of projects waving around PPTs and shouting about “disruptive innovation.” So what about Injective? It’s more like the engineer who’s in the lab at dawn tweaking parameters—no empty talk, just focused on solving actual pain points for traders.
Recently, as the market warmed up a bit, INJ’s price has held steady around $6, with daily trading volume in the tens of millions of dollars. But what’s really worth mentioning isn’t just this price movement. The key is that Injective has turned those seemingly dry “technical choices” into usable trading infrastructure: light

Woken up in the middle of the night by breaking news—the Fed just pulled a major move: an emergency FOMC meeting, deciding fate within an hour. This kind of operation hasn’t been seen more than a few times in the past forty years.
Global capital markets couldn’t hold it together, and the crypto space absolutely exploded. Every time the US pulls this kind of “emergency-level” move, it signals something big.
There’s something strange about this meeting.
Internal factions are at each other’s throats, debating whether to cut by 50 basis points or go straight for 75. They still haven’t reached a co

Last month, I went crazy shorting and opened 113 contract positions in one go. What was the final result? Made profits on 99, lost on 14, and my overall returns increased 5.3 times. It could have been 7x, but I couldn't resist messing with weird coins like pippin...
After going through this round, I found a few interesting things: at first, I was carefully picking targets, but later realized that random selection yielded similar returns—as long as you avoid those coins with bizarre price action. Timing your entry? It's honestly not that mysterious; just avoid periods when the market is surging

Damn, things change fast!
Bank of America just dropped a bomb: starting January 2026, their 15,000+ wealth advisors can proactively tell clients—“Hey, consider putting 1% to 4% of your money into cryptocurrency.” Before this? You had to bring it up yourself; advisors had their lips sealed, couldn’t mention a word.
This time it’s for real. Four Bitcoin ETFs (BITB, FBTC, BTC, IBIT) have been directly added to the official recommended list. The bigshots at their private bank said it pretty bluntly: for those who can handle the roller-coaster ride, allocating some of this stuff is “pretty suitable

Bitcoin is being frantically withdrawn from exchanges! At the same time, stablecoin reserves have piled up to historically rare highs. What signal is hidden behind this?
According to data from a leading exchange, the BTC-to-stablecoin reserve ratio has dropped to the extreme levels seen at the bear market bottoms of 2018 and 2022. What does this number mean? Simply put: there are fewer and fewer Bitcoins available for sale on exchanges, while the amount of capital on the sidelines is staggering.
Looking back at history, this signal has never been a joke:
• At the end of 2018, after the reserve

The White House just issued a notice—Trump’s schedule on Tuesday is pretty full.
At 11:30 a.m. (that’s 12:30 a.m. our time), there will be a Cabinet meeting, and at 2:00 p.m. (3:00 a.m. Beijing time) there’s going to be some kind of announcement.
The specific details haven’t been disclosed yet, but judging by the market reaction, TRUMP and WLFI tokens will probably see some movement. Recently, whenever there’s any stir at the White House, these politically related tokens have been quite sensitive.
The times are all marked, so if you want to catch the news, you can set an alarm.

ETH’s recent price action is quite interesting. Have you noticed the lifeline has now moved to the lower side? This position is actually very crucial—when it was above, it acted as resistance, and now that it’s flipped below, it’s become support. Keep a close eye on the 136 level.
A lot of people like to go all in with full positions and set stop-losses, but what happens? They get slapped back and forth, with their stop-losses triggered several times. In this kind of market, operating with lighter positions is actually more comfortable and you don’t have to worry about getting repeatedly stopp