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Reviewing the journey from 1000u to 5000u and back to 1000u: my "diamond hands" illusion

In October, during the National Day, the "Binance Life" meme exploded on BSC, and both CZ and He Yi paid attention to it.
I only had a little over 1000 USD left, having lost half of it playing meme coins over the past two weeks. I was already despairing, but in the last two days, I managed to catch two big golden dogs, turning it into 5000 within 2-3 days.
At that moment, I clearly could have taken out half to improve my life. But I didn't.
Why?
Because the KOL on X said: "The altcoin season will last at least two months."
Because I didn't want to admit that the hype ended so quickly.
Because I wanted to have "diamond hands" and aim for 10,000 and 50,000.
The funniest part is, this is not the first time. There have already been three or four times where I believed the trend would continue, only to have all my profits wiped out. But I just don't learn.
Rationality told me the trend had broken, but my position told me: wait a bit longer, it can still rise.
This is a classic case of the butt deciding the brain—it's not you watching the market, it's your position making the decision for you.
A month later, 5000 returned to 1000.
Lessons?
1. Protecting your principal is more important than making more
2. If you're up 3 times, you must take out your principal, don't hold onto faith
3. If you wouldn't buy without a position, then it's time to reduce your holdings

So "diamond hands" are not a virtue, but a disguise for greed.

How I Gave $6000 to the Solana Market
$6000, one week, gone to zero.
This is not someone else's story; it is my personal experience.
This was hard-earned money from running a project, totaling $10000. I have been researching memes, trying to find a "certain" opportunity.

I spent 3 days creating a meme screening table using Excel. I tried 3 coins, and they were relatively accurate. When the 4th coin appeared, I thought, "This time it's stable"—with a market cap of hundreds of thousands, a clear narrative, and a KOL I trust endorsing it.

So, I went all in with $6000.

A week later, gone to zero.
This $6000 accounted for 80% of my active capital at the time.
Looking back now, choosing the wrong coin was just a superficial reason. The real problem was: I bet 80% of my bullets on a judgment that "felt right".

This is not investment; it is gambling.

I have now set a hard rule for myself: no single investment exceeds 10% of total capital.

To my friends still going all in:
You think you're betting on a chance to turn things around, but in reality, you're using an 80% chance to exit for a 20% chance to get rich.
This calculation is not worth it.

Challenge the on-chain dog, 0.1eth-10eth
Current 0.16eth

Hello everyone, I am Ying Zizai.
Today is finally not boring, I'm going to give you a wave of big fluctuations. Early this morning, Bitcoin experienced a waterfall-like washout, dropping from around 88,000 to about 80,000, and altcoins fared even worse, collapsing in large numbers. Even more outrageous, gold and silver are also retracing, with silver pulling back several points within a few hours, which is a bit scary.

In this market, I just want to say one thing: don't stubbornly hold onto leverage, it's best not to use leverage. If you can, trade spot; surviving is more important than anything else.

There are about three news items:
First, the market is circulating news that Trump appointed Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chairman, which is being interpreted as hawkish, directly impacting the sentiment for risk assets.
Second, the ETF funds for BTC and ETH have seen nearly 1 billion USD flowing out in a single day, which is clearly a sign of risk-averse sentiment brewing.
Third, Binance has converted 1 billion USD from stablecoins into BTC, which is a very strong signal, equivalent to giving the market a shot of adrenaline at this time.

My thinking hasn't changed: I am gradually adding BTC and BNB on dips, and not touching anything else for now. If we are indeed at a turning point between bull and bear markets, the 'bottom' for many coins may still be too early.

On the AI side, the AI Agent on the Base chain is still trading, and leaders like MoltBot have seen their market value surge from hundreds of thousands to tens of millions in just a day or two, which is quite exaggerated.
For now, I am mainly observing and not participating much, using more time to learn AI, configure APIs, and develop automation tools; improving efficiency is the long-term gain.

If you want to learn AI, write code, or perform tasks, I currently highly recommend Claude, especially the 4.5 Sonnet and Opus experiences which are indeed strong. Tools like openclaw are very dependent on API configuration, and the results can vary significantly with different models. If I have interest later, I might produce a few tutorials to help everyone get this toolchain up and running.

Tomorrow is the weekend, I will continue to monitor AI and the market. Launch.

Everyone go install openclaw, then add it on TG and change to your goddess's avatar and name, your messages will no longer be read and ignored.

Psychological "Counselor" Before Going All In 🛑
Brothers, I made a small tool that gives you a scolding before you go all in.
In a bear market, it's somewhat interesting; it wakes you up with a scolding.

Core Functionality:

Input the cryptocurrency you want to buy (like DOGE) and the amount (like 1000 dollars); the AI will calculate how much money that is = several months' living expenses, and then it will wake you up with 5 personality styles: cold-hearted accountant calculating the bills, irritable trader mocking you, psychologist analyzing you, bankruptcy lawyer listing out the details, and hell judge convicting you.
Why do this?
Because I found that every time before going all in, my brain is controlled by dopamine. If there’s a "rational voice" to wake me up, I might be a little calmer.

Link: https://circuit-breaker-epmkezezk2gjwcudayxbqu.streamlit.app/

Note: This is not investment advice; it’s a tool to help you calm down.
Going all in has risks; lose less money in a bear market! 💀

Hello everyone, I am Win Free.

The market has been very exciting and also quite confusing these days. Silver and gold have reached new highs, while Bitcoin and altcoins have been weakening; the strong performance of traditional commodities stands in stark contrast to the weakness of digital assets. The overall market is quite cold, and there isn't much to discuss.

Recently, discussions on X have focused on the FUD surrounding Binance and CZ. Some have pointed out that Cathie Wood questioned Binance in the news, believing that a certain sharp decline was related to liquidity issues and Binance; others interpret it as a struggle for influence over cryptocurrency listings and liquidity by Western forces. The Chinese community generally defends Binance, which is quite practical since Binance has a significant impact on Chinese-speaking users. Personally, I tend to support Binance, but I remain cautious about these claims. I do not engage in high leverage, and I was not affected by the massive liquidation at that time.

On the blockchain side, in the midst of a sluggish market, some mystical narratives have started to gain popularity, such as 'Do Not Use the Hidden Dragon', 'K-Line Life', 'Ask the Daoist's Life', and digital Feng Shui, which focus on so-called healthy chips and mystical logic. I am not participating for now, as the current liquidity is too poor.

These days, I have been intensively studying Vibe Coding and have also tried tools like OpenCode and MOLTBot. The usability of autonomous Agents is very high, and I am writing an automated trading script for predicting the market, testing around the 15-minute price movements of Bitcoin, and I will share the actual results once it's running smoothly. For me, AI tools now account for about 50% to 60% of my cryptocurrency research; many tasks that used to require manual data scraping and analysis can now be directly handled by AI, significantly improving efficiency. So everyone can quickly start using AI.

That's all for today, launch.

Hello everyone, I am YZ.
Today the market is relatively calm, Bitcoin is around $90,000, and Ethereum is around $3,000. Gold and silver have been reaching new highs, with a strong upward trend. This usually indicates that something significant may happen, so do not easily short commodities. You can be bearish, but absolutely do not use leverage to gamble.

Claude Computer Use has been very popular these days, but its utility for the average person is limited. The cost is very high; I spent $30 in one afternoon and ran out.

Regarding the "lobster" meme coin, this concept actually emerged back in October 2024, but it has only recently exploded due to speculation. Big players on Solana used the Pump.fun platform to pump the price, with market capitalization rising from 100,000 to over 2 million. In the past couple of days, the founder refuted rumors, and the price crashed back to a market cap of 230,000. The market risk here is enormous, and one must be mentally prepared for a total loss before entering.

There are also many rumors about CZ; some say he suggested that any new coins bought on Binance this year will go to zero, which is completely slanderous. CZ's core advice has always been to hold Bitcoin and BNB.

My personal view is that Bitcoin will still have a major breakout this year. Although it is not currently a mainstream commodity, its characteristics are more akin to "secondary US stocks." At the end of the market trend, there will definitely be capital flowing into Bitcoin.

Summary: Firmly maintain confidence in holding Bitcoin. For altcoins, be prepared for a possible total loss at any time. Protect your principal, wait patiently for capital to flow into the crypto circle, welcome the market trend, and strive for a good year!

Those who like this post will make a fortune in 2026, and the coins they buy will increase by 100 times.

Everyone is panicking that the US government is going to shut down, and the cryptocurrency market is going to crash, just scared by the 'performance' of these beautiful country politicians.

Research the reason for this shutdown, a $9 billion 'free lunch' fraud case in Minnesota. Just for this trivial matter, the two parties can drag it out for months, treating global investors like the Japanese. It's already 2026, and they're still playing this 'wolf is coming' trick; if we keep getting startled, we'll really be harvested.

In the cryptocurrency world, the most feared thing is the negative news that you 'don't understand.' Many people see the news saying 'shutdown probability 80%' and get scared into selling their assets.

After being in this for so many years, one must distinguish between 'complete shutdown' and 'partial shutdown.' Last time it was a total shutdown; this time Congress has already passed 6 bills, at most it's 'hemiplegic.'
The market has long digested this bit of negative news; if you sell now, can you buy it back?

This shutdown won't have such a big impact on cryptocurrency prices. The real impact is that the 'Digital Asset Market Clarity Act' we've been eagerly anticipating will be indefinitely delayed because of these people's arguments.

Originally hoping institutions would step in to lift the market, now it seems that the compliance path will be blocked for several more months.
Don't keep looking at those people in Washington.

In the AI era, information is money, but this 'political noise' is poison.

This drop, on the contrary, is an opportunity. Don't expect the US government to give you regulatory dividends, but also don't be afraid of their shutdown drama.

This is a 'partial shutdown,' it's a rehearsal for the 'midterm elections,' and the negative news has already been fully released. Hold on to your chips, don't let the way these politicians are eating scare you off.

Hold $BTC $BNB , don't use high leverage, embrace liquidity.

Everyone is talking about AI freeing our hands, but why do I feel like I'm being kidnapped by AI right now?

One moment it's agent, another moment gems, then Gemini, then cursor, then skills, then opencode, then obsidian, and now there's clawdbot.

Every day I watch the pile of AI tools I open and the credit card billing statements, and I fall into deep thought.

Binance is first launching perpetual contracts for gold and silver, followed by perpetual contracts for stocks like $TSLA. It is transforming itself from a "crypto exchange" into a "24-hour global asset trading gateway".

The choices it makes reveal how straightforward its intentions are. Traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver are already under the watch of many who only engage in TradFi. Stocks like Tesla, which are driven by sentiment, are even more intense; with high volatility and numerous narratives, once the perpetual contracts open and the funding rates roll in, traders go all in. Trading continuously for 24 hours, with a maximum of 5x leverage and a minimum nominal of 5 USDT.

The macroeconomic environment is also aligning.
In mainland China, the regulation and inspection of overseas investment income have become noticeably stricter over the past two years. The tax authorities are monitoring more closely using data-driven methods, even requiring people to report past overseas investment income. A group of individuals who previously traded overseas assets through traditional channels will begin to look for "more convenient trading vehicles". By incorporating gold, silver, and U.S. stock targets into its strongest futures system, Binance is effectively drawing the attention of that group directly to its platform.

Thus, this is a very solid step in territorial expansion.
Previously, people came to Binance for $BTC and altcoins. In the future, people can also come to Binance just for the volatility of gold, silver, and Tesla. The user pool expands directly, trading frequency increases, and the platform's revenue model becomes thicker.

The more trading occurs, the more people are willing to use BNB to offset transaction fees. Binance futures already offers discounts for payments made with BNB. The more traders there are, the more transaction fees accumulate, leading to more "reasons to use" BNB.

Some may argue that an ordinary player holding $BNB may offer better value than holding BTC, since BTC resembles a macro asset narrative while BNB resembles a platform asset narrative. However, the earnings from BNB come more from the amplification of usage discounts and ecosystem demand, along with market expectations; traditional forms of dividends and payouts do not apply here.

What Binance is doing now is very simple. It wants to bring in everyone who loves trading, regardless of whether they love trading BTC, gold, or Tesla. As long as you love trading, it provides you with a 24-hour market. For the average person, there are more opportunities, but also more pitfalls. Whether you can profit depends on your ability to survive in the face of leverage and volatility. Moving forward, I will choose to hold more BNB.

Not investment advice. @CZ @Yi He @币安广场 @嗯哼Enheng Build

I asked clawbot to buy me an 🍎

It replied that my wallet balance is insufficient

I gave it a $2000 cryptocurrency account to let it make money by itself

It is crazily analyzing various data/public opinion and is frantically going long and short

Hahaha

Clawdbot has become very popular, and I really understand it. It's powerful. When you type a message in the chat box, it can do the work for you—emails, calendars, messages, automated processes—like a digital butler at your beck and call. Isn't that great? It is.

But let me say something harsh: this kind of thing, Clawdbot, is really not for most ordinary people. If you touch it, there's a high probability that something will go wrong, and you won't even know how you ended up in trouble.

What it wants is not "usage"; what it wants is "keys". If you want it to help you automatically handle emails, you need to grant it email permissions. If you want it to truly run, you have to stuff it with a bunch of tokens, API keys, and even higher system permissions. What is the most common mistake ordinary people make? To save trouble, they open all permissions. After you’ve opened everything, then talk to me about security; you’re just joking with yourself.

Ordinary people really don’t have that "risk intuition". You think you’re chatting with it, but in reality, you’re giving commands, and they are commands that can be executed. If you write something vaguely, it may misunderstand, and the execution could stray by a kilometer. Emails sent to the wrong person, schedules all changed, files deleted mistakenly, mass sending that leads to social embarrassment. You still want to recall it? Many actions can’t be undone.

The real pitfall is in "continuous operation". Once you hook it up and let it run automatically, trigger automatically, loop automatically, that’s no longer just occasional use. That’s a long-term online entity, constantly manipulating your account and your data.

If you misconfigure a rule today, you'll wake up tomorrow to find the entire workflow looks like it has been chewed by wild dogs. You ask who will take the blame? In the end, you will take the blame.

My attitude is very clear. Clawdbot is suitable for two types of people.

One type is very security-conscious, knows the principle of least privilege, knows how to isolate, and knows how to stop the bleeding when something goes wrong. The other type has a very narrow scope, only enabling a small set of functions, using it like a scalpel, not opening permissions recklessly, and not going full automation right away.

What is the most dangerous mentality for ordinary people? They think they’ve just installed a smarter assistant. As a result, they hand over a string of keys and still feel nothing is wrong. When something really goes wrong, you won’t even know "where the leak is".

If you really want to play with it, first remember one thing. Fewer permissions, slower functions, and more trouble are all better than a single disaster.

Brothers, $RIVER is now around 85 dollars, do you feel any pain? I really do.

A month and a half ago, it was fluctuating between 1.6 to 4 dollars, and in the blink of an eye, it surged against the market to an ATH of 106 dollars. Now it has retraced to 85 dollars, with a market cap of over 1.6 billion dollars, and an FDV close to 9 billion dollars, squeezing into the top 50 in the industry. The feeling of shorts getting liquidated can be heard even through the screen.

I admit, I was completely uninvolved. I missed it entirely.

I have been keeping an eye on Binance Alpha+ and the contract sector projects, and I had seen $RIVER at that time.

The narrative of the protocol is very strong, focusing on chain abstraction and the omni CDP stablecoin satUSD, cross-chain collateral, lending, and yields, without the need for traditional bridges, connecting ecosystems like Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, TRON, etc. What's even more outrageous is the endorsement; recently, Sun invested 8 million dollars, and Old Black's Maelstrom participated.

At that time, I understood the narrative, I understood the background, but I didn't press the buy button.

Looking back now, it feels even more mythical than $MYX.

For MYX, I conducted basic research. When it launched at 0.12, I bought 2000 dollars, and one of my friends bought 20,000 dollars, but after two months, he got washed out. MYX reached a peak of 18 dollars.

Those with light positions find it easier to make money because they are not easily swept up by emotions.

Those with heavy positions, wanting to get rich quickly, are more likely to die on the road. The rhythm is too harsh, going against the market, squeezing contracts, repeated wash trading, countless liquidations. Additionally, with the chip structure, the circulation is only 19.6%, with the remaining 80% locked and owned by the team and investors. When whales move, retail investors lose control. The heavier your position, the more likely you are to be forced into making wrong decisions by volatility.

I flipped through the discussions on X, and it was almost the same script.

Some bought early and held on, now showing off their profits, with RIVER written in their bios.
Some got washed out midway, crying about 'missing out on 50 times, painful.'
KOLs collectively shifted their stance, previously quiet, now talking about 'big narrative', 'strong endorsement', 'don't short, liquidation warning'.

This time taught me one thing. The profits from mythical coins often belong to those who can hold on, while losses often belong to those who are most emotional.
You can miss out on a market opportunity once, but don't turn yourself into a cash machine for the big players with heavy positions and high leverage.

Not investment advice.