Crypto circles aren't that complicated. Sometimes, the most straightforward approach is the most profitable. You're still buried in studying candlestick patterns and stacking various indicators, but I want to ask— is your account really growing?



I'm the kind of trader who profits with "simple tricks." This month, I grew my account from 9,000U to 140,000U, with an intraday profit-taking rate consistently above 80%. More than ten friends using the same approach have also doubled their positions, two of whom are now working full-time with this method.

It might sound funny, but it's simple, aggressive, and effective. I don't fuss over which coin to choose or guess whether prices will go up or down. I focus on one core aspect—the movements of the main players on the chain. Every morning before the market opens, I monitor large wallet addresses on the chain. Once I see main funds flowing or depth appearing in the order book, the opportunity arises. Instead of analyzing charts for half the day, it's better to see where the main players are and follow their lead.

When the main players are arbitraging, I follow; when they push prices up, I get in; when they start unloading, I exit early. My favorite is during those three days of continuous decline when the whole network is shouting "This coin is finished." If the core addresses on the chain haven't left, why panic? While others are cutting losses, I reverse and open new positions—going against the trend is where the profit lies.

Whitepapers and ecological visions—these are all just excuses. The main goal of entering the crypto world is to make money; there's no point in talking about useless stuff.

My first lesson for beginners is simple: if your account is growing, keep going; if it's falling, change your mindset immediately. Every day at 10 o'clock, I review my trading logic; in the evening, I reflect on one principle—cut losses immediately if wrong, take full profits if right.

No predictions, no delays, find the right rhythm. Even if you're deep in a drawdown, you can turn it around. I always share real trading results, never blow smoke. If you want to reverse losses and learn practical trading methods, there are still spots available.
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TokenRationEatervip
· 8h ago
How should I put it, eating with the main players sounds simple, but how many can really guarantee a win? Wait, you said an 80% take-profit rate, so the remaining 20% is probably just a straight liquidation... On-chain data indeed doesn't lie, but the problem is, can ordinary retail investors understand the true intentions of the main players, or are they just looking at surface actions? To put it plainly, it's still about choosing the right coin and catching the right rhythm to make money. Choosing the wrong coin or hitting the wrong entry point can still lead to losing everything. The idea of opening trades against the trend sounds intense. How many people can really consistently buy at the bottom?
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TideRecedervip
· 01-14 01:31
Following on-chain whales? Sounds simple, but in practice, who isn’t caught in the trap? No matter how fierce the hype, account screenshots can’t lie—9000 to 140,000 in a month, more than ten times return. What success rate would it take to achieve that? Why does an 80% take-profit feel a bit mysterious? While others are studying candlestick charts, you’re just watching big account addresses. I understand this logic, but how many can truly catch the main players’ rhythm? Most still get caught in the trap. The most annoying thing is the phrase "My friends are full-time trading." When friends make money, they send screenshots every day. But when they lose, they never mention it, right?
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SleepyValidatorvip
· 01-12 21:54
This logic sounds great, but I always feel like something's off. Are the trend-following main players really reliable? What if we get caught in a trap?
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ZkSnarkervip
· 01-12 21:50
well technically, following whale wallets is just pattern recognition with extra steps – you're basically doing technical analysis but refusing to call it that lmao
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OldLeekConfessionvip
· 01-12 21:28
Getting in on the on-chain whales? Sounds good, but I have a feeling this logic is like gambling on the whales... Can real operations truly reliably achieve 80% profit-taking? Honestly, going from 9000 to 140,000 sounds exciting, but such short-term huge profits are often a sign of impending big losses... If the whales start unloading, and you exit early, who will pick up the bag? There’s always someone who ends up being the bag-holder, right? I'm actually interested in on-chain address monitoring. Can you explain how to determine the whales’ movements? Or is it just about watching the fund flow? This contrarian trading tactic... My friend tried it, and now his account is almost wiped out. Not everyone can get a piece of that pie.
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