Overview: Validating Market Cycles with Real Trades, Reliable Strategies to Steadily Navigate Bull and Bear Markets

Someone asked me, "Your trading is pretty good, why do you still spend time helping others?" Honestly, this has been a question I've thought about for a long time.

I've also experienced losses in the market, and the most memorable was the "312" wave in March 2020 — watching my positions decline helplessly, unable to change anything. That sense of powerlessness was very uncomfortable, and because I experienced it firsthand, I understand how important that guiding light is when someone points you in the right direction.

Recently, some popular coins and potential projects tracked by the community have gradually shown trends. I have been demonstrating this with real trading from start to finish, with no falsehoods or exaggerations. A friend initially started with a capital of 12,000 USD, and after the 312 drop, he almost gave up on the market. Later, he joined us, and together we adjusted his trading logic and managed his position risks. Now, his account has stabilized above 30,000 USD.

We review and analyze together — some have bought cars, some have paid for their house down payments. But for me, the most meaningful part is — they are gradually no longer bound by others' judgments and have developed their own trading systems. This is the true value of what I do: not just helping you make money, but enabling you to stand firm and go far in this market.

What does the crypto market look like in 2026?

To be direct about my thoughts: 2026 will neither be a simple bull market nor just a bear market, but a year where high volatility and institutional power intertwine, bringing both opportunities and risks.

Currently, predictions from major institutions for Bitcoin in 2026 vary greatly — optimists see levels of 150,000-200,000.