I accidentally discovered something interesting: in the crypto world, spot trading strategies determine the path, strategy determines the future, attitude determines height, and contract execution determines success or failure!

The strong create opportunities, the capable seize opportunities, and the weak wait for opportunities.

When I treated trading as a serious job, my returns became stable; a positive attitude is the foundation for successful strategy execution.

In the past, I was like most people, staying up all night watching the market, chasing trends and making trades based on intuition, resulting in losses that kept me awake.

Later, I realized that since I was spending so much time on this, I might as well treat it as a job.

Now, I have set strict "work rules" for myself, going to work and off work at set times, and operating according to rules.

Unexpectedly, my returns stabilized, with an annualized return rate of over 50%. Below, I share some insights for newcomers.

In terms of trading time, I only trade after 9 PM. During the day, the information is chaotic and can easily lead to losing direction; at night, it is quiet, allowing for calmer market analysis.

When I make a profit, I promptly cash out. For example, if I earn 1000 U on a given day, I will transfer 300 U to my bank card. Don’t always think about doubling your money; otherwise, you might lose it all overnight.

When placing orders, I don't rely on intuition; I only look at MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. I enter the market only when at least two indicators signal the same direction. Stop-loss is essential; if I can monitor the market, I adjust the stop-loss based on the increase; if I can't, I set a 3% stop-loss line directly. Every Friday, I will withdraw 30% of the week’s profits; trading is not a numbers game; the money entering the bank card counts as real earnings.

In terms of short-term strategies, if there are two consecutive bullish candles on the 1-hour chart, consider going long; if the market is sideways, look at the support line on the 4-hour chart and enter when close to the support level.

There are also pitfalls to avoid in trading. Don't use leverage over 10 times; beginners should ideally keep it under 5 times; beware of altcoins and scam coins due to high risks, and try to avoid them.

Limit yourself to a maximum of 3 trades a day to avoid emotional trading; most importantly, never borrow money to trade.

Lastly, I want to say, treat trading as a job, clock in and out on time, and when the time is up, shut down the computer, eat, and sleep; with a stable mindset, the account will naturally stabilize. The crypto journey carries many risks, and I can only offer advice to those willing to help themselves.