I have seen too many crypto friends who change a number in someone else's strategy parameters and treat it as their own system, and as a result, they are repeatedly cut in the volatile market. In fact, in the cryptocurrency market, there is no absolutely good system, only the right match - your philosophy, system, and execution must be in sync with the market rhythm.


Some people only go long and still thrive in the crypto world - I met an older brother a few years ago who switched from stocks to crypto, but he couldn't learn how to short no matter what. Every time he opened a short contract, he would sweat over the K-line until dawn if there was a pullback of two points. Later, he simply went long: he would enter the market when Bitcoin stabilized above the 20-day moving average, and stop loss when it fell below the 10-day moving average. During the bear market, he simply closed the software and went traveling. Last year, during the bull market, he made 3 times his money on ETH using this trick, which was much more stable than those 'experts' who go long and short.
Some people stick to one currency and still eat through the bull and bear markets - there is a technician in the community who only trades SOL. He said that the rhythm of each public chain is different, and he has been figuring out the '妖性' (unpredictable nature) of SOL for three years: when it rises, it usually pulls 5 consecutive big yang lines, and when it falls, it likes to insert needles and then rebound. Others switch currencies to chase hot spots, but he stays with SOL to do swing trading. Last year, he doubled his money just by eating its volatile market.
The most taboo thing in the crypto world is 'belief drift' - Yesterday you believed in 'value investing' and held onto altcoins, today you heard people say 'contract leverage is the king' and you went all-in; in the morning you looked at the MACD golden cross to go long, and in the afternoon you looked at the RSI overbought and went short - with such operations, even the best system can't save you. It's like someone who wants to earn stable income through spot grid trading, but can't help but gamble on direction in contracts, and ends up getting stopped out on both sides.
In fact, the logic of making money is very simple: if you are afraid of staying up late, don't do overnight orders; if you can't hold on to volatility, don't touch small currencies; if you hate complexity, use the simplest moving average system. There are no 'all-rounders' in the crypto world. Some people rely on 5-minute K-lines to do intraday trading, and some people rely on monthly lines to do long-term trading. The key is that your philosophy (what kind of money you want to make), system (how to make it), and execution (whether you can do it) must be twisted into one rope.
Finally, one question: is your current system designed according to your own personality, or is it copied?
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