Jerry6379

True character is hidden in valleys and times of crisis
Everything is divided into daily life and circumstances.
When things are stable and calm, you can't see a person's vision and wisdom;
Only when storms come and one experiences life's ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships can you see people's hearts clearly.
The first to retreat when faced with trouble is Sun Wukong, who wants to return to Flower-Fruit Mountain;
Closely following is Zhu Bajie, who only wants to retreat to Gao Old Village;
Even Sha Seng hesitates, only wanting to retreat to the Flowing Sand River.
Only Tang Sanzang, even if

Bitcoin is retesting the support area since January.
Bitcoin has returned above $80,000, bringing the market back to the key price range from earlier this year. The last time Bitcoin traded in the $80,000 to $83,000 range was in late January, when this range initially acted as support, but bearish momentum later took over, triggering a market pullback over the following weeks. Current market activity has shifted attention to whether the latest breakout attempt can be sustained, or whether the price action will follow a similar pattern again. At present, the overall bull market channel remain

Bitcoin briefly broke through $80.6k, the first time since January, then fell back to about $79k. Previously, Iran's Fars News Agency reported that two missiles hit a U.S. warship, which the U.S. denied. Following this news, oil prices rose by 5% at one point, then retreated.
Other major cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Solana, XRP, BNB, and Dogecoin experienced mixed gains and losses, as the market simultaneously focused on the tense situation between Iran and the U.S. and the regulatory optimism brought by the Senate's compromise plan on the Clarity Act regarding stablecoin yields.

Have you ever wondered why not making money is often more painful than admitting defeat? When we incur losses, we can use many methods to shift the responsibility onto the market, thus avoiding accountability. But when we see money but can't earn it, we can't blame the market. The market hasn't done anything; it only provides opportunities. But regardless of the reason, we fail to make good use of those opportunities. In other words, we are unable to rationalize away the pain.

Your attitude or mindset is not created by the market; this concept is probably the hardest for traders to accept.
The market is just a mirror, reflecting back what is in the mirror to you.
If you are very confident, it’s not because the market makes you feel confident, but because your beliefs and attitude are well aligned, allowing you to enter a certain experience, take responsibility for the outcome, and learn from it;
Your ability to maintain a confident mindset is entirely due to your continuous learning.
Conversely, if you feel anger and fear, it’s somewhat because you believe y

ETH is currently in a "trend framework still intact, short-term momentum somewhat weak, and a trend reversal approaching" state. The daily oversold + 4-hour hidden divergence provides conditions for a rebound, but increased selling volume and low fear index indicate a lack of market confidence. The Bollinger Bands narrowing suggests a high probability of a directional breakout in the next 1-2 weeks—key resistance at 2,371-2,400, and support at 2,258-2,283. The divergence between on-chain active addresses reaching a new high and the price trend is a positive mid-term signal worth paying attenti

Recently, there have been consecutive appearances of +464 and +154 level Deltas, indicating buying interest is starting to flow back, but the strength and persistence are still insufficient to dominate the market, representing absorption rather than a counterattack.
At the same time, the negative Delta selling pressure zones left over from earlier, such as -321 and -260, have not been effectively reclaimed, and the overhead selling pressure structure still exists.
Currently, BTC is stuck in the $76,700 to $76,900 range, and the core issue is not whether it will rise or fall, but whether buying

Lately, I’ve been feeling more and more the power of cycles.
It’s not about how advanced the technology is, nor how accurate the judgment; the time has come, and what’s meant to happen will happen naturally.
Just like farming—plant in spring, harvest in autumn.
Getting anxious won’t help; if the time isn’t right, watering every day won’t make it grow.
Never fight against the cycle. Go with it, and wait for the wind to come.

You only need to do one thing: trust, then act. Money is a byproduct of perception.
In these 30 days, I have led some people to achieve that, and every day moving forward, I will continue to be responsible for every penny of yours.
Don't rush, the market is always there.
We take it slow, steady and sure.
You are not my traffic, you are the responsibility I choose to bear.
Always prioritize your risk control, your blogger — jerry

What I want you to remember is: trading is not gambling, it's an art of patience. Follow me, not just a person who is always right, but someone who, even when wrong, will never let you lose control.

Dear brothers, I don't want to tell you any nice words like "hold on a little longer and you'll break even." The reality is: 90% of people in this industry are destined not to make money because they can't go against human nature.

It's not that I have precognition, but I’ve calculated the risk-reward ratio clearly, and the four words "profit and loss share the same source" are etched into my mind.
Before each move, the most I ask myself is not "How much can I make," but "If I’m wrong, can I handle the consequences."

So you saw—that wave of pullback, I reduced my position in advance, and some people laughed at me for being timid; two days later, the waterfall came down, I placed buy orders step by step to catch the dip, and someone asked if I was crazy; when the rebound broke through, I decisively increased my position, fully capturing the profits.

30 days ago I told myself: This period, I won't do high-frequency trading, I won't chase risky trades, every trade must have a logic, and every trade must be worthy of my followers' trust.

If you hold on long enough, you'll realize that truly profitable trading isn't about perfect predictions, but about monetizing your understanding. When to heavily invest, when to stay out of the market, and when to prefer missing out rather than entering—these are not "feelings," but discipline ingrained in your bones after experiencing countless liquidations, missed opportunities, and bruised legs.