I read it word by word, stripping away redundant emotions, leaving only the bones of the story, then reweaving it with my own understanding —
This is his experience, and it's also what I want to say to everyone who is staring at the market with bloodshot eyes.

Three years ago, he worked at a food delivery shop, working 14 hours a day, with only an old phone that was heating up next to him. Following others in trading cryptocurrencies and chasing various hot news, he lost all his savings in six months and even went into debt of hundreds of thousands.


Friends advised him not to gamble like this anymore, but he stubbornly disagreed: If others can make money, why can't I?
So he turned off the food delivery app on his phone, changed from his delivery uniform to pajamas, living a life turned upside down, only sleeping when dawn was approaching.

Without a computer, he drew candlesticks with a ballpoint pen on A4 paper, and once filled, he copied them on the back of supermarket promotion posters, accumulating them one by one. Three months later, he wrote his first insight on paper: what the market makers fear the most is not how smart they are, but how long someone can stubbornly endure.


He summarized two periods of 'golden time' for himself, turning off his phone at all other times:


London sniper window (15:00-17:00 GMT): When large funds enter the European market, the market direction is often very clear, with few false moves. Non-farm black night (the first Friday of every month at 02:30 GMT): Once the data is released, the market flows like water after a dam is opened; following the first solid candlestick, there's an 80% chance to make a profit.

Last year, he managed to slowly climb out of the deep pit of that small account by focusing on these two time periods.
He only looked at three indicators, but he had to see 'three in one' before taking action:


① Bollinger Bands three strikes: When the price touches the lower band three times, and each time the volume increases, the probability of a rebound will sharply rise.

② RSI breaks 50: Instead of waiting for overbought or oversold signals, just wait for the RSI to break through 50 from below, which is a signal that the trend is about to start.

③ OBV divergence: When the price is flat, but the OBV indicator has already risen, it's time to set up ambush orders in advance and wait for the wind to come.


Last November, on the night before Ethereum launched, these three signals all lit up green at the same time. He fully funded both his base position and leverage, and in 48 hours, his profits quadrupled.


What really brought his account up to seven figures was the rule of taking profits.

He set a strict rule for himself:


When the market just starts to rise, first close half of the position to secure profits, so that the mind can stay calm and the hands won't tremble. Use a trailing stop for the remaining half, closely following the previous low or the 5-day moving average, and never exit until the stop-loss point.


He said that in the crypto world, the scariest thing is not the market downturn, but not having found the way to make money and then exhausting oneself to zero.


By this point in the story, I closed my phone.
The market still looked as indifferent as ever, but those solid methods would always leave a path for those willing to settle down.

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