Behind the myth of huge profits in the crypto world often lies the most straightforward survival logic. This strategy, referred to as the 'dumb method' by retail investors, is actually the essence of anti-human operations — learn it, and even the market's old foxes will have to treat you with caution!

🔥 The iron rule of trading coins: Three No Touches, touch once and lose three years

① Don't follow the trend to chase highs and sell lows

90% of retail investors' losses stem from always shouting 'the bull market is here' when the coin price peaks, resulting in standing guard at high positions. True experts only take action when the market is in a bloodbath — the panic moments when even the exchange app dares not be opened are the golden windows for picking up chips.

② Don't heavily invest in a single coin

Putting all your capital on one coin is no different from a gambler betting on 'triple sevens' in a casino. Always keep 30% liquid capital to stage the iconic scene of 'while others are cutting losses, I am bottom-fishing' during a crash.

③ Don't bet the farm on a single contract

The cruel truth of the crypto world: There are always more opportunities than capital. Those fully invested are like hunters with their hands and feet tied, watching the doubling market slip away. Remember: position management is the life jacket that gets you through bull and bear markets.

🗡️ Six deadly techniques for short-term trading, each targeting the weaknesses of the big players

① Sideways movement market change warning

Beware of 'false breakouts to lure buyers' during high-level sideways movements, and be cautious of 'deep squat washouts' during low-level fluctuations. Before the direction of the market change is confirmed, it's more important to control your hands than to preserve your capital!

② Sideways movement is a risk zone

Data shows: Over 80% of liquidation cases occur during sideways phases. Those who cannot resist chasing highs and selling lows have long been harvested and exited from the contract market.

③ Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles

Anti-human operation rule: Build positions during major bearish candles, take profits during significant bullish candles. The more ferocious the candlestick, the brighter the window for picking up money!

④ Law of rebound after a crash

The slower the decline, the weaker the rebound; the sharper the decline, the stronger the rebound. Next time you encounter a waterfall market, remember to prepare your wallet to catch chips.

⑤ Pyramid trading method

Wall Street's secret strategy: Add 10% to your position for every 10% drop in the bottom area, which can suppress the average price to make the big players cut losses and exit.

⑥ Principle of clearing positions during market changes

For coins that surge, withdraw capital first in a sideways market, leaving profits for speculation; for coins that crash, decisively cut losses in a sideways market, and be quicker than the waterfall speed when cutting losses.


💡 Ultimate Reminder: The core of this strategy is not being 'smart,' but rather the anti-human discipline. When others leap between greed and fear, those who can adhere to the 'Three No Touches and Six Ruthless Strategies' have already won at the starting line.