Have you lost money trading coins for three years? This set of rules will help you quickly get out of your position and earn 23% per month!

A few days ago, a fan asked me for help in the background, saying that she has been trading coins for three years and has always been losing money. Despite having read many technical analyses, she is always stuck in losing positions.

After carefully analyzing her trading records, I found that the problem lies in money management and trading habits—this is exactly the common issue for 90% of retail investors.

I want to share a set of verified trading rules with everyone, allowing you to stay away from losses and quickly increase your profits.

1. Money Management: Diversification is Key

Divide your principal into five parts, with each operation not exceeding 1/5.

Set stop-loss at 10%, with a maximum loss of 2% per trade.

This way, you can ensure that after five failures, your total loss is only 10%.

By reasonably allocating your funds, you can avoid being trapped by a single failed trade.

2. Follow the Trend, Avoid Bottom Fishing

The golden rule of trading coins is: do not bottom fish during a decline; wait for a rebound confirmation before entering the market.

Pullbacks in an uptrend are the best entry opportunities.

3. Avoid Assets with Sudden Price Surges, Don't Bet on Short-term Continuations

If a coin rises more than 50% within three days, be cautious.

There is an 80% probability that such a coin will correct within a month.

Short-term continuations after a surge are often illusions; stay away from these "get-rich-quick dreams."

4. MACD Signals, Time Your Entries and Exits

Use MACD signals for trading: enter the market when a golden cross appears below the zero line, and reduce your position when a death cross appears above the zero line.

This can effectively grasp market trends, ensuring that you do not miss the best entry points.

5. No Averaging Down on Losses, Add to Positions When Profitable

Never average down on losses.

Only when profits exceed 5%, use 30% of the profits to add to your position.

Averaging down on losses will only increase your burden; only adding to positions with profits is the correct way to increase returns.

6. Volume and Price Core, Focus on Key Points

Pay attention to breakout volumes at low levels, and exit immediately if there is high volume with stagnation at high levels.

Volume is a leading indicator of trend; volume precedes price, and it is your true signal for judging market trends.

7. Only Trade in Uptrends, Avoid Sideways Markets

For short-term trading, ensure the 3-day moving average is upward.

For medium-term trading, ensure the 30-day moving average is upward.

For major upward trends, ensure the 84-day moving average is continuously rising.

Uptrends are the targets we should pursue, avoiding those coins that are in sideways consolidation.

8. Daily Review, Constantly Adjust Strategies

Review your trades every day, checking if the logic behind your positions is clear and whether the weekly K-line trend continues positively.

Adjust your strategies in a timely manner, keeping your trades in sync with the market rhythm.