The most powerful trading method in the crypto world: It's not about technology, but this 'rhythm'!
To be honest, I've guided over 100 people in the crypto world during this time.
Most of the losses aren't because they picked the wrong direction, but because they can't hold on, make the wrong additions, or stubbornly cling to the wrong timing rhythm.
99% of retail investors think trading cryptocurrencies is about buying at the right point and selling when it goes up.
But the operations that really turn the tables are never that 'simple and crude'.
One person I guided had previously blown up his account twice, losing a total of 70,000 USDT.
I didn't teach him technical analysis or how to read moving averages or candlesticks.
On the first day, I just told him not to randomly look at the market.
A week later, his first trade made him a small profit of 270 USDT.
By the third week, we started rhythmically rolling over positions, with no blowouts and 8 consecutive wins.
In 45 days, he turned the last order into 1,800 USDT.
He ended up with 26,000 USDT, all thanks to rhythm, loss control points, and position division.
You ask me how I achieved this?
I can only say one thing—while you are still 'heavily holding on', I am already 'nurturing eggs' through position allocation.
While you are going all-in, I am already 'cutting losses and controlling risks' while the main force washes the positions.
You are looking at 'how much it rises today', while I am looking at 'who is being washed, and when to replenish'.
The difference lies here.
This method of trading is not understood by too many, but those who truly understand it have quietly made their first pot of gold.
Many people seek me out
Not because my skills are extraordinary, but because they say 'what you say is different from others.'
I've said so much, not to show off
Just want to tell you:
Turning the tables is really not difficult
What's difficult is whether you are willing to learn 'to hold back your hands in the wrong rhythm
And to increase your positions in the right rhythm.'
The more people in the market who understand this, the less useful it becomes
