Old investors use this trick to earn a stable annualized 30%—three tricks to help you capture the 'trends outside K-lines'

The dividing line for profits in the crypto world: from 'chasing highs and cutting losses' to 'researching targets'

I have been involved in the crypto world for 5 years, going from three liquidations to stable profits. The key turning point was not learning a certain 'magic indicator' but lowering my profit expectations—adjusting the annual target from '3 times' to '30%', and reducing trading frequency from 10 trades a day to 2 trades a week.

1. 90% of people lose money just because of 'mismatched expectations'

When I first entered the market, I was like all beginners:

Obsessed with 'trend trading systems', adjusting parameters, backtesting, optimizing; pursuing 'accuracy', only looking at whether the coin would rise 'tomorrow'; staring at 1-minute K-lines, with transaction fees higher than profits.

Until one day I had an epiphany: with the same strategy, some make money while others lose, the core difference is 'selecting the right targets'—

Some coins naturally have trends (like BTC, ETH, SOL), while others will forever oscillate (like some altcoins);

Behind the trend is the fundamentals (the strength of the project team, on-chain data, community consensus), not the K-line patterns.

2. The core of making profits in the crypto world: lowering expectations, researching targets

1. Lowering expectations = lowering trading frequency

The logic of 30% annualized returns: earn 1.5% per week, compound over 52 weeks ≈ 30%;

Last year, I helped fans use 'strong trend coins + swing trading' to grow from 5000 USD to 18000 USD.

2. The positioning of technical analysis: assisting decision-making, not being the core

EMA55 + Bollinger Bands: filter for 'weekly level support' varieties (e.g., BTC retracing and holding above 52000 USD);

RSI oversold: confirm swing bottoms with 'double bottom patterns' (e.g., ETH at 3200 USD when RSI = 28).

3. The truth about making profits in the crypto world: there is no 'one-size-fits-all' system

90% of people lose money because:

Pursuing 'accuracy', ignoring 'target quality'; being obsessed with 'technical indicators', neglecting 'fundamental validation';

Failing to summarize 'why I chose this coin' after a liquidation.

My method:

Establish a 'strong trend coin pool' (BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, etc., good liquidity, not easily manipulated);

Only make 1-2 trades per week (using 'on-chain data + technical patterns' to filter opportunities);

Taking profits is more important than cutting losses (run after 20% profit, stop after 8% loss).

Lastly, let me be honest:

There is no 'magical system' in the crypto world, but there are 'certain opportunities'—lower expectations, research targets, and use technical analysis to hedge risks.