In 2018, I went from 90,000 to 1,000,000, repeatedly grinding! 61292002519

This is my mentor's 6 years of practical experience in the cryptocurrency world, every word is truth, every sentence hits home.

First, keep your stop losses small and your profits high. All successful traders are not those with high accuracy rates, but those who lose small and gain big. No one can accurately predict how long a trend will last.

Second, compared to the so-called getting rich quickly, surviving is more important. The priority of trading is safety first, then profit. The second is execution ability. The third is stability and sustainability. Only then comes your damn sentimentality. Remember this order, and the probability of survival is still quite high.

Fourth, you need to know that no one can precisely predict market trends. You can only enter at key positions and exit at suitable ones. The most efficient trading method is to only enter at key positions; if you're not at the position, stay in cash and wait. This is what is meant by 'slow is fast.' Never let impatience get the better of you and rush to place orders. There is no purely objective in high-frequency trading because the only result of high-frequency trading is liquidation.

Fifth, first master the technical strategies and tactics you can control, find a trading strategy that is relatively accurate and most suitable for you, and then concentrate on researching it thoroughly. Year after year, day after day, repeat, repeat, and repeat; one strong move truly surpasses a hundred weak ones.

Sixth, maintain a retail investor mindset, accept the fact that you are an individual investor, acknowledge that we are viewed as meat by the main funds. Neither you nor I can control the market, so if the direction is wrong, it’s not shameful to exit promptly; occasionally losing a few trades in a row is not shameful either. If you incur losses, your mindset collapses, and you aggressively double down, then going against the main funds leads to liquidation, and that is what is truly shameful. You need to understand: our advantage as retail investors is our flexible capital and freedom of entry and exit, which is the only disadvantage of the main funds. Understand this, and you will know how to fight this battle.

Eighth, at the beginning of trading, if you can use small funds, do not use large funds. If you can use a demo account, do not use a real account. If you can't even complete ten rounds of practice with a demo account, then jumping straight into real trading will mostly lead to losses. In the early stages, you must be light enough to run fast; you need to be fast enough to run far.

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