Survival Rules in the Crypto World: The Evolution from Retail Investor to Hunter
1. Short-term Hunting Skills
Focus on the Strong: Keep an eye on the top 30 gainers every day; look for the ones that are surging the most, with the craziest funds and the highest popularity—this is your prey.
Divide and Conquer: Split your bullets into 5 portions, firing only one shot at a time, leaving room for maneuvering.
Always Keep a Trump Card: Max out at 80% position; the remaining 20% is your lifeline.
Streamline Operations: Don't hold more than 5 coins; too many will overwhelm you.
Admit Mistakes Quickly: Price drops after you buy? It means you were blind; cut your losses swiftly.
Ironclad Stop-loss: Cut losses at 8% immediately; don’t wait for it to hit zero.
Never Get Emotional: There’s no true love in crypto, only one-night stands.
Follow the Trend: Only chase the leaders; don’t pick up trash.
2. Life-saving Mantra (Learned through Blood and Tears)
Don’t panic during morning crashes; afternoons often recover.
If there’s a sudden spike at the close, be ready to run; most likely it will pull back the next day.
Hold during low-volume rises, run during low-volume declines.
If there’s a high-volume stagnation at the top, buy on low-volume dips.
A surge always precedes a big drop; knowing when to take profits is crucial.
3. Secrets to Making Money (Essence of Practical Experience)
You can buy during morning drops; sell during morning rises.
Reduce your position on afternoon surges; buy the next day after afternoon drops.
Don’t sell during morning declines; use the opportunity to average down.
Don’t chase during afternoon peaks; reduce your position to lock in profits.
Position control is a matter of life and death; roll over operations to capture price differences.
Look at 10 AM in the morning, and 2 PM in the afternoon.
Strong coins will be locked at 10 AM, weak ones will falter by 2 PM.
4. Dance with the Big Players (Top-tier Mindset)
To win, you need to understand the rules; to earn, you must understand human nature.
Empathy: If you were the big player, how would you best harvest retail investors?
Buy slowly during accumulation, making retail investors think prices are quietly dropping.
During shakeouts, hit hard to scare out panic sellers.
While pushing prices up, sell off gradually, letting retail investors take over.
When offloading, spread good news everywhere, waiting for retail to pick up.
Remember: In this market, either you eat others, or others eat you. There is no third way.
