Fixed Ratio Following – Never All-In: A minimum starting capital of 500 USDT is recommended. No matter the size of your bankroll, you must follow strictly by ratio.
No Manual Take-Profit or Stop-Loss: Our system utilizes protective retreats and staggered entries (layering positions) to maximize the safety of your principal. We are hunting for full-trend profits—do not mess with the settings yourself.
Capital is Your Shield, Patience is Your Sword: Since we don't use hard stop-losses, your capital (500U+) acts as your defensive line. We rely on strategic position management to weather volatility, not luck.
The Crypto Supercycle: CZ defines 2026 not as a bull market, but as the "Infrastructural Era." As regulatory clarity peaks, crypto moves from a speculative asset to the core of global finance.
The Liquidity Benchmark: By highlighting Binance’s ability to process $14B in withdrawals during the 2023 crash, CZ delivered a stark warning to legacy banks: Fractional reserve systems cannot compete with 1:1 on-chain transparency.
The AI-Blockchain Nexus: AI drives the efficiency (automated logic), while Blockchain ensures the integrity (data ownership). This synergy is the blueprint for the next autonomous economy. Regulatory Fragmentary: CZ argues that a global crypto regulator is a myth due to conflicting national interests in capital control and taxation. Competition between jurisdictions will define the next decade.
The DEX Ascendancy: In a bold long-term forecast, CZ predicts that Decentralized Exchanges (DEXs) will flip CEXs in volume and influence within 10 years, completing the cycle of true decentralization.
Trump a clairement "appuyé sur le frein" dans cette affaire au Groenland.
Ce matin, il était encore très ferme, disant "il faut y arriver", mais l'après-midi, il a changé d'avis et a opté pour faire avancer le "accord de coopération".
Il avait initialement promis d'imposer des droits de douane de 10 % sur les produits européens de plusieurs pays à partir du 1er février, mais cela a également été annulé.
Ce changement de cap est très probablement lié à la pression qu'il a ressentie pendant son séjour à Davos :
Que ce soit la déclaration publique du Canada ou les signaux que l'Europe pourrait vendre des obligations américaines, tout cela a rendu la situation moins favorable.
Au fond, ce que Trump craint le plus, c'est que le marché boursier américain ait des problèmes.
Tant que le marché ne peut pas supporter les pressions, son attitude deviendra naturellement plus douce.