Want to trade coins and make a guaranteed profit? There’s actually a 'simple method' that may seem slow, but it can help you capture most of the profits. The key is to remember: never do these three things.

1. These three things, never touch them.

  1. Never chase prices; only buy when prices are falling.
    When others are frantically buying, you need to stay calm; when others are scared and selling at a loss, that’s when you should act. Make 'buying during a decline' a habit. For example, when the coin price drops by 20% or 30%, and the market is in despair, enter the market in batches—this is the core of making big money.

  2. Don't pressure orders; leave some space for the market.
    Pressuring orders (like placing a large number of buy or sell orders to try and manipulate prices) is a common mistake for beginners. Your funds can’t move the market, and you might easily be targeted by market makers, ultimately leading to being 'harvested'. Follow the market; don’t think about counter-trend operations.

  3. Never go all in; there are plenty of opportunities.
    Going all in may seem 'efficient', but it’s actually the most passive: if it rises, that’s fine, but if it falls, you won’t even have room to average down. This market has opportunities every day; going all in means missing out on other more profitable opportunities, and the opportunity cost is too high. Remember: use a maximum of 70% of your position, leaving 30% for unexpected situations.

2. Short-term trading: 6 key phrases to follow to avoid detours

  1. Wait for new highs during high-level consolidation and new lows during low-level consolidation.
    When the price is horizontal at a high level, it’s likely to surge to a new high; when it’s sluggish at a low level, it often drops further. Don’t rush to act; wait for it to clearly break out in one direction, then follow the trend for a higher win rate.

  2. Don’t get itchy hands during sideways movement.
    Most people lose money because they can’t resist random operations during sideways movement. When prices aren’t rising or falling, the best strategy is to 'stay still'—when there’s no trend, the more you fidget, the more you lose.

  3. Buy on a bearish candle, sell on a bullish candle.
    Look at the daily candlestick chart: if it closes bearish (drops), consider buying; if it closes bullish (rises), it’s suitable to sell. Follow the rhythm of the candlesticks, don’t go against the trend.

  4. Slow declines lead to slow rebounds; rapid declines lead to sharp rebounds.
    When the speed of decline slows down, don’t expect an immediate aggressive rebound; but if it suddenly accelerates downwards, it often leads to a quick rebound—at this time, don’t rush to sell at a loss.

  5. Pyramid building of positions, buy more as it drops.
    This is the iron rule of value investing: buy a little the first time (like 20% of total funds), buy more as it drops (add 20% at a 10% drop, add 30% at a 20% drop), like a pyramid, with a solid base and a lower average cost.

  6. After a sharp rise and fall, there will inevitably be a sideways period; don’t rush to go all in or liquidate.
    A coin that skyrockets and plummets will eventually enter a sideways period. At this time, don’t rush to 'sell everything' or 'buy everything'—after a sideways period, a trend will inevitably emerge: if it breaks down from a high position, quickly liquidate; if it surges up from a low position, gradually increase your position.


This method may seem 'simple', but it excels in stability. Trading coins isn't about being smart; it's about restraint: don’t chase highs, don’t go all in, don’t make random moves, follow the market rhythm, and over the long term, making money is highly probable.


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