This week I brought my brother for practical operations, and he couldn't sleep worrying about his remaining 600U. Sticking to ETH and only going long, strictly managing stop losses:
On Thursday, the first day, I entered the first position at 3650 dollars, took half profit at 3810 dollars, earning 120U;
On the second day, I added to the second position at 3840 dollars, increased the position after breaking 3917 dollars, and sold everything at 4000 dollars, earning another 460U;
Today, the third day, I bought back at 4029 dollars and took profit at 4170 dollars. Three consecutive wins, turning 600U into 1760U!
He said: "Bro, I'm just afraid you won't send out the levels; it's much more stable to follow along than to mess around blindly!"
The dividing line between experts and gamblers: not chasing hot trends, just gnawing on familiar meat.
Do you often engage in 'retail behavior'? Chasing 'hundred times coins', taking over positions, opening new coins without exiting old ones, or stubbornly holding on without stop-loss? Real money-makers understand: in the crypto world, we earn from 'familiarity money'. Grasping a coin's temperament, knowing where the pullbacks are and where the support lies, repeatedly trading the waves is 100 times more reliable than chasing 10 new coins!
Follow me and do three practical things:
No metaphysics, just focus on three things every day:
Calculate the support and resistance levels of mainstream coins;
Set the entry, add position, and take profit points, sending signals on time;
Watch the execution, don't add randomly, don't hold positions, don't switch coins.
Example with 500U capital: One trade a day, risk-reward ratio 1:2 (gain 200U or lose 100U), with 10 trades, hitting 7 winners, you can double your money in half a month! This is mathematical probability, not gambling. This method is not suitable for three types of people who want to get rich in a day: those who are steady but not fast, those who expect 10 times returns, don’t come;
Those who can't resist the urge to change positions randomly, or those who chase highs and sell lows, don’t come;
Those who refuse to listen to instructions: if you must hold onto positions despite stop-loss alerts or insist on being fully invested when told not to, don’t come.
Suitable people: those who can execute, can follow directions, and are eager to turn their losses around. #带单大神
Lastly, to be honest: I really put my money where my mouth is; among the last batch of 10 people, the average return was 1.5 times in 7 days, with the lowest gain at 38.5%. Either continue to pay tuition and stubbornly claim "the market is bad," or contact @钱包守护者 , replicate the logic and rhythm, transitioning from recovering losses to doubling down step by step. If you find this useful, like and share, follow me, and start gnawing on the first bite of familiar meat~
