Remember this set of strategies for trading coins, it’s not a dream for beginners to get a Cullinan!
I have been trading coins for 10 years, from blowing up accounts to sleepless nights, to now achieving stable profits, I have only relied on one principle to get through:
Without familiar signals, never take action!
Even if the opportunity slips away before my eyes, I will not chase it.
Because I understand—those who can survive in the crypto world are the ones qualified to talk about making money.
Relying on this point stubbornly, my annual return rate can now stabilize at over 50%, not relying on all-in bets, not on gambling on market trends, but solely on recognizing the trend and strictly adhering to discipline.
This article is dedicated to all the beginners still struggling in the crypto world, it’s not a call to action; it’s a survival manual.
One, only trade after 9 PM
Stop being busy during the day.
During the day, news flies around, bulls and bears clash, and price fluctuations are like cramps.
Truly clean and clear trends often appear after 9 PM.
Especially during the time when the European and American markets are transitioning, once the direction is clear, it tends to flow more smoothly.
Two, after making money, the first thing: take the profits
The biggest problem in the crypto world is not that you can’t make money, but that you earn and don’t withdraw.
Every time my account increases by 1000 USDT, I immediately withdraw 300 USDT to the bank card, and continue to roll the rest.
Why?
Because the money that is withdrawn is real; the numbers in the account are just digits.
Too many people, after making 10,000 USDT, still want to double it, but a wave of pullback can wipe out their capital.
Three, look at the candlestick chart, not at feelings.
In trading coins, relying on 'feelings' is the biggest taboo; that’s a ticket to disaster.
My suggestion: install TradingView on your phone and monitor MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands.
At least two signals must agree before opening an order.
Do not look at short cycles like five minutes; for short-term trades, look at the 1-hour chart; for trends, look at the 4-hour chart.
For example, if I go long on ETH, I will only follow up after it has been strong above the mid-line for two consecutive hours.
If it's sideways, check if there are support points on the 4-hour chart, and wait to enter when it approaches the support.
Four, stop-loss must be flexible
Many people, when they stop-loss, just mechanically place orders, and get wiped out by the market makers.
I’ll mention two practices:
When I have time to watch the market, I dynamically raise the stop-loss (for example, if I open at 1000 and it rises to 1100, I’ll raise the stop-loss to 1050).
When I’m out and have no time to watch the market, I directly set a 3% hard stop-loss to guard against market makers.
Stop-loss is not a shame, but a ticket to survival.
Five, you must withdraw profits once a week
This is the habit I developed earliest.
Every Friday, without fail, withdraw 30% of the profits.
No matter how much you earn, first withdraw it from the account to the bank card, and then talk about the next position rolling.
If you stick to this action for three months, you will find that you have finally jumped out of the cycle of repeating zero.
Six, remember these taboos
Leverage should not exceed 10 times; beginners should ideally control it within 3-5 times.
A maximum of 3 contracts per day; going long can easily lead to overtrading.
Stay away from Dogecoin, shitcoins, and meme coins; they are all high volatility + low value games of speculators.
Never borrow money to trade coins, even if you think this time it’s a sure win.
And one more important point:
Trading coins is not gambling with your life; it’s a profession.
You need to have the rhythm of a working person: check the market on time, shut down on time, take profits and leave, stop when at a loss.
Don’t stay up late, don’t chase rises, don’t fantasize about money falling from the sky.
If you really do this for three months, you will find that steady profits are more important than getting rich quickly.
You are not unable to make money; you just haven’t learned how to live and hold onto profits.
Remember this logic, the next Cullinan might just park downstairs from your home.
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As long as retail investors can achieve the following six points, turning 100,000 into 5 million is not a difficult task. These six points seem simple, but very few can truly accomplish them. Here are the 'six iron rules' for winning in the crypto world, helping you navigate the market with ease!
1. Understand stop-loss and take-profit Trading coins is for profit, not to hold forever. When your position goes wrong, sell decisively to avoid losses. Don’t be greedy when making money in the crypto world, and don’t hesitate when at a loss.
2. Don’t pursue absolute highs and lows The market always has lower lows and higher highs; it’s hard for ordinary people to grasp accurately. We only need to buy in the bottom area and sell in the top area, capturing the big trend.
3. Volume and price must match perfectly A rise with low volume or a new high with low volume is often a signal of major players unloading or exhaustion of a rise. It is better to miss out than to chase and become a bag holder.
4. React quickly When favorable news emerges in the market, quickly identify related sectors and projects. If you miss the first tier, promptly layout the second tier, you can still achieve good returns.
5. Learn to rest The main upward wave of coin prices is very short, and the rest of the time is mostly oscillation or pullback. Seize the main upward wave, and learn to rest during other times to avoid the losses caused by frequent trading.
6. A sharp decline is the biggest good news Market crashes often harbor greater opportunities. Be greedy when others are fearful, and be fearful when others are greedy. When the market crashes, don’t panic; choose quality assets and build positions in time, waiting for a rebound.
