《A Particularly “Foolish”, but Particularly Stable Cryptocurrency Trading Method: A Ten-Year Practical Summary, Relying on It for Guaranteed Profits》

Having traded cryptocurrencies for ten years, to be honest, I may not be the smartest, but I am definitely the most stable.

The more restless the market, the more I prefer to use “foolish methods” to combat “smart mistakes”.

Today, I will share this set of ideas with you:

📌 Three things you must never do when trading cryptocurrencies:

First, do not chase prices to buy coins.

When prices are soaring, everyone rushes in, and if you follow, you are likely to be the one left holding the bag.

Conversely, when others are panicking and selling frantically, that is when you should consider making your move.

“Dare to buy when it drops, dare to hold when it rises”, this is not courage, it is discipline.

Second, do not put all your money into one coin at once.

It’s easy to go heavy, but it can crash even faster. No matter how confident you are, you should diversify your portfolio. Even if it’s only a few thousand dollars of capital, don’t bet your life on a single project.

Third, never go all in.

Going all in = losing control. Once you’re on the wrong path, you won’t even have the chance to correct it. Keeping cash is to seize the next opportunity; going all in will only turn you into a slave to the market.

⚙️ Six Tips for Short-Term Trading:

1. Don’t rush to chase when the price is high, and don’t rush to cut losses when the price is low; wait for clear signals before taking action.

2. Avoid trading during a sideways market.

Take my advice, observing more and acting less during this phase is far better than randomly hitting stop losses.

3. Look at the candlestick charts: buy on bearish candles, consider reducing positions on bullish candles, and go with the trend.

4. Slow declines lead to slow rebounds; sharp declines, on the other hand, often lead to quick rebounds. When there’s a sharp drop, there’s usually room for recovery.

5. Build positions like a pyramid: increase your position as prices drop, and do nothing when prices are stable.

6. Coins that rise too sharply or fall too quickly are likely to trade sideways afterward. When they are sideways, don’t be aggressive; wait for them to finish their oscillation before making decisions.

🧠 In summary:

Trading cryptocurrencies should be “foolish”, but stable.

Stability comes from never making high-risk moves, from not betting on directions, and from discipline and logic.

Don’t seek to get rich overnight, but aim for consistent profits over the years.

Earning slow money is the real skill.