If your capital is limited (for example, within 100,000), but you desire to achieve several times the growth of your assets in a bull market,
1. The strategy for small capital is 'to wait' not 'to go all in': With a capital of 100,000, as long as you seize 2-3 opportunities for mainstream coins to rise by over 30%, your goal can be achieved. In a bull market, the biggest taboo is not missing opportunities, but rather getting stuck after going all in. Truly skilled investors dare to stay out and wait for the right moment; they are the keen hunters in the market.
2. First ensure 'no loss,' then pursue 'profit': In the crypto world, the phrase 'I think this time is different' can be very costly. One can only earn money within their cognitive range, so first use a simulated account to accumulate experience and refine your mindset, wait until you are stable enough before entering the real market. Be clear that once you suffer significant losses in real trading, it may be difficult to recover.
3. Good news hides 'traps': On the day major positive news is announced, if the cryptocurrency price has already risen significantly, then the next day's high opening is often an excellent selling point. Insiders are very skilled at using good news to cut retail investors; you must remain vigilant.
4. Key points for operations before holidays: Based on data from the past five years, the probability of cryptocurrency prices dropping in the week before a holiday exceeds 70%. Therefore, either choose to reduce your position or simply go into cash for the holiday; never go against the high probability trend.
5. The key to medium to long-term investment is 'keeping ammunition': Do not invest all your funds at once. Sell in batches when the price rises; buy in batches when the price falls. A stable cash flow is the guarantee for long-term survival in the crypto world.
6. The core of short-term investment lies in 'momentum': when trading volume suddenly increases sharply and the chart breaks through resistance, you must follow decisively; if there is a sideways trading with decreasing volume, it's better to miss this opportunity than to act rashly.
7. Opportunities hidden in sharp declines: A slow and gradual decline in prices indicates that no one is buying, and it may continue to fall; but a sharp drop accompanied by high volume is often the last round of selling, and a rebound may be just around the corner.
8. 90% of people fail here: 'Just wait a bit longer, and I'll break even.' This is the most misleading illusion in the crypto world. Stop-loss must be decisive and quick, while pursuing profits can be gradual. Once the capital loses 50%, you need to gain 100% to break even; are you really confident you can achieve that?
9. Short-term investment tool: 15-minute KDJ indicator: buy when a golden cross occurs, sell when a dead cross happens, while also filtering out false signals with trading volume. This method is especially suitable for investors who do not have the time to monitor the market constantly.
