No matter whether the market is good or bad, there are always different ways to make money. In the early stages, I suffered continuous losses, but after adapting and getting used to the current environment, I realized it’s really not that difficult. You just need to understand how market makers operate and what they want. There is one thing I want to make clear. I agree that this market is almost 100% manipulated, but there are limits to that manipulation. What I mean is that market makers can’t do whatever they want—they only have control to a certain extent. We, as retail investors, also have our own advantages. I’ve become accustomed to the current market conditions. If the market starts trending upward strongly, I might actually end up losing money because I’d still be stuck using the strategies that are making me money in this environment. Haha.

All of my analyses are available on my TG $H back to 0.8$ ?

It will eventually go to $0.1, but I don’t think that means much anymore. Taking full profits on $Siren here.

$Siren only dump and dump.

I’ve taken profits on 70% of my position, with only a small amount left.

Shorts don’t generate as much profit as longs, but at this stage, if you don’t short, you’ll never make money. A lot of people ask me why I short instead of long. So let me ask you this: if I entered a long position with such a large volume, would the market makers first push the price down to take me out and then pump it, or would they let it go straight up? If you can answer that question, you’ll understand why I mostly short and rarely go long. And when I do go long, the position size is usually very small.

$INX so nice, it will lose one zero today.

$Siren dump and dump, 70% from my entry.

I’ve done my job. Now let the market FOMO. $INX.

Happy ? i want to see $INX it lose a zero.

Let me be the captain and take all my followers to the moon. fuck it, $INX to the moon. 🚀🌕

i want to see $INX do what $Velvet did — go from a $10m market cap to $350m.

The $INX chart has such a beautiful long setup that i’m sharing it now before it takes off. low cap, and the team holds almost all of the circulating supply.

Buy spot $INX and hold, Look like $Beat and $Lab.

I completely blew up my account shorting $MYX at $7, but that was also what opened my eyes to the opportunities in other coins. now, i feel really lucky. if you’ve been following me since the beginning, or if you scroll up and look through my trading history, you’ll see that i’ve made quite a lot from $Pippin, #Raven, #Siren, and many other projects that people called scams. i can’t even remember all their names. the final thing i want to tell you is this: whether something is an opportunity or a risk is ultimately up to you to decide.

normally, when my account grows to $300k–$500k, I withdraw the profits to DCA into $BTC and start over with a $20k account. but this time, I didn’t withdraw because I wanted to short #Lab, #Siren, and $Beat. $Siren is already done, #Beat is next, and if $Lab rises to $16–22, it will be the next target.

$Siren 30% from my entry. send it to 0.1.

Fuck, why is my X feed full of asses and boobs instead of crypto analysts sharing insights? Where the hell are you guys?

If I had to rate market makers, I’d give Bitget MM 1/10 because it’s damn hard to make money trading their projects. I’ve made a little profit from two projects backed by Bitget, $Rave and $Lab, but it took a lot of effort. As for DWF MM, I’d give them 10/10 because I’ve never lost trading projects from their team. My next target is $Beat, which is also market-made by DWF.