JinpengTrader

Why do we need to step on the brakes during trading?
Today, let's talk about how to cut losses and preserve our principal.
Whether you're a veteran or a beginner, no investment will always go up 100%. So, to navigate this uncertain game, always remember: protect your principal. Without it, everything else is meaningless.
The first step to preserving your principal is not to act blindly. Every trade must be carefully considered. The best entry point is actually your stop-loss point. Because when we buy in, we are judging that the price will go up afterward; otherwise, why buy? If the pric

The core strategy of the Fat Otaku Bitcoin (Legendary Trader in the Crypto Circle): Right-side breakout + Floating profit rolling (stacking) + Strict stop-loss + Holding onto the main trend.
He validated this system with a real account performance from $200k to over $30 million.
1. Core Philosophy (5 sentences)
1. Only trade on the right side, no bottom fishing or top guessing – no pre-judging reversals, enter after trend confirmation.
- Principle: Only go long when not making new lows, only go short when not making new highs.
2. Focus on breakout trades – Entry: Break above previous high / Br

Jesse Livermore's concept of the Line/Path of Least Resistance is at the core of his trading philosophy, meaning:
1. One-sentence definition
Prices always move in the direction of least resistance, just like water flows downhill.
- Not based on what you "think" should go up or down
- But determined by market funds, supply and demand, and sentiment: which direction is easiest to move, least effort
2. Essence: The comparison of bullish and bearish forces
- Least resistance upward: buy orders > sell orders → easy to rise, shallow pullbacks, volume on breakouts
- Least resistance downward: sell or

How to Capture a Large Unilateral Trend
The key to catching a big unilateral move is: determine the direction on the larger cycle, find entry points on the smaller cycle, implement strict stop-loss + trailing stop, and use position management to lock in profits. Follow these four steps to execute.
1. First, Assess the Trend (Large Cycle Determines Direction)
- Look at the weekly/daily charts: Higher highs + higher lows indicate a bull trend; vice versa for a bear trend; moving average alignment (e.g., MA60/MA120) further confirms.
- Filter out consolidation: When weekly/daily charts repeatedly

Lack of profits from small positions and fear of liquidation when holding large positions—do you know how top traders solve this problem?
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This is the core deadlock for all traders: small positions can't make money, large positions risk liquidation.
Top traders don't solve this with "big guts," but with rules, structure, probability, and capital management to completely break the contradiction.
Below, I’ll give you the most authentic, practical top strategies—no hype, no mysticism.
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1. The core solution for top traders:
Don’t hold large positions, but make your position "dyna

ETH from the 15-minute chart currently shows consolidation, with Bollinger Bands narrowing. We can only wait. Once volatility picks up, I'll decide on entry points. Follow me—if there's movement, I'll be the first to mention it in the live stream. $ETH ‌$BTC ‌