I have been trading cryptocurrencies for ten years, from liquidation and insomnia to now consistently making profits. This article is dedicated to newcomers who are still struggling in the crypto world—not a signal call, but a survival manual. Because I understand—those who can survive in the crypto world are the ones qualified to talk about making money.

I rely on this point to persist. Now, the annual yield is stable at over 50%. I don't rely on all-in bets, nor do I gamble on market trends; I only rely on recognizing the trend and strictly adhering to discipline.

1. Only operate after 9 PM

Stop messing around during the day. The news during the day is chaotic, with long and short positions intertwined, and price fluctuations are like cramps. The truly clean and clear trends often appear after 9 PM, especially during the transition between the European and American markets, where the direction is clear and the movement is smoother.

Two, once you make money, cash out immediately

The biggest problem in the crypto world is not being unable to make money, but making money and not taking it out. Every time my account increases by 1000U, I withdraw 300U to my bank card and continue to roll the rest.

The numbers in your account are just digits; the money you withdraw is real. Many people earn 10,000U and still want to double it, only to lose their principal in a single drawdown.

Three, look at the candlestick chart, not at feelings

Trading coins is most dangerous when relying on 'feelings'; that’s a death sentence.

Install TradingView on your phone to watch MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. At least two signals must align before opening a position.

Use the 1-hour chart for short trades and the 4-hour chart for trends. For example, when going long on ETH, only follow if it stays strong above the middle band for two consecutive hours; if it’s sideways, wait to enter near support.

Four, stop-loss must be flexible

As soon as you set a stop-loss, doing it mechanically can easily get you washed out by the market makers.

If you have time to monitor the market: dynamically raise your stop-loss (if you open at 1000 and it rises to 1100, raise it to 1050)

If you don't have time to monitor the market, set a hard stop-loss at 3%

Stop-loss is not giving up; it’s a passport to survival.

Five, you must cash out at least once a week

Every Friday, withdraw 30% of profits regularly. No matter how much you earn, cash out first before rolling over. After three months, you'll break out of the cycle of repeatedly returning to zero.

Six, remember the taboos

Leverage should not exceed 10 times; beginners should ideally use 3 to 5 times

Maximum of 3 contracts per day to avoid being too aggressive

Stay away from Dogecoin, shitcoin, and meme coin

Never borrow money to trade coins

Trading coins is not gambling; it’s a profession. Maintain the rhythm of a working person: check the market at set times, shut down at set times; take profits when you can, stop when you lose. Don’t stay up late, don’t chase the highs, and don't fantasize about free money falling from the sky.

Persist for three months, and you will find: stable profits are more solid than getting rich quickly. It's not that you can't make money; you just haven't learned how to hold onto profits while living. Remember this logic, and the next Cullinan might just be parked downstairs from your house.#美SEC推动加密创新监管 #中文Meme币热潮 #美财政部比特币战略储备激增 $SOL $币安人生