🔥🔥🔥Many people blow up their contracts not because the market is too difficult, but because they don't understand how to do it.

I never touch obscure coins, only trade two mainstream coins: Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Starting with 100,000, my funds have steadily grown by 30% to 50% each month, and I have never experienced a liquidation.

Relying on a set of mature trading rhythm and execution discipline.

My strategy is very simple: not seeking much, but seeking stability, precision, and decisiveness.

1. How to short?

Only look at the 4-hour chart, and when the price approaches MA60 (or is suppressed by multiple moving averages), short in batches.

Not guessing by feeling, but waiting for it to rebound to the key resistance level before acting.

2. When to enter long?

Also look at the 4-hour chart, when the price drops to the key support level and shows a pin bar with increased volume, then go long in batches.

This kind of position has capital support and a high win rate.

3. How to control stop losses?

Daily maximum loss does not exceed 15% of the principal, and no single trade exceeds 10%.

Once a stop loss is triggered, immediately take a break, stay unemotional, and do not increase or average down your position.

4. How to manage position size?

Fixed position size each time, do not increase, do not decrease, and absolutely do not go full margin.

Absolutely do not hold overnight positions, do not gamble on news, and do not seek quick money.

5. What to do when the market is unclear?

Stay in cash and wait. Better to miss opportunities than to act rashly.

When encountering a rapid decline in the market, hold onto the key support level and wait for a pin bar, and do not act impulsively.

6. When to take a large position?

Once the market shows a clear trend, follow it with full force.

In a bearish trend, short all the way; in a bullish trend, go long all the way.

When the hot spots are clear, cut in at the first moment, and execution must keep up.

This set of strategies is suitable for both large capital steady operation and small capital magnification use.

If you want to profit steadily, just learn and practice accordingly, that’s enough.

What I’ve written here is already the essence of the essence; the rest relies on your own practice.

If you really want to turn things around, it’s not about how much content you’ve consumed, but how much you can execute.

I’ve said what needs to be said; if it can help you, it’s up to you.

Focus, stay steady, and losing less is winning; in the long run, you will naturally see qualitative changes.