In the early years of entering this circle, like most people, I stayed up late watching the charts, chasing highs and cutting losses, and ended up losing so much that my mindset collapsed. Later, I managed to survive with a simple method:

👉 If I don't see signals I'm familiar with, I absolutely won't act!

It's better to miss out on a market move than to place random orders. Following this 'iron rule,' I finally achieved stable profits, with annual returns consistently above 50%, no longer relying on luck to make a living.

Today I summarized some practical experiences, hoping to help newcomers:


1. Trade only after 9 PM:
During the day, there are too many mixed messages, with a lot of false positives and negatives, causing the market to jump around.

After 9 PM, the news stabilizes, the candlesticks are cleaner, and the direction is clearer.



2. Take profits when you can:
Don't always think about doubling your money. For example, if you made 1000 U today, it's recommended to withdraw 300 U to your bank account immediately and play with the rest.

I've seen too many people not take profits after tripling their gains, only to have a pullback that wipes everything out.



3. Rely on indicators, not feelings:
Trading based on feelings is gambling. Use TradingView to check three indicators:

MACD: Is there a golden cross or a death cross?

RSI: Is it overbought or oversold?

Bollinger Bands: Is it contracting or breaking out?

Only consider entering when at least two indicators give a consistent signal.



4. Be flexible with stop-losses:

When you can watch the market: if you're in profit, raise the stop-loss price to secure gains.

When unable to watch the market: always set a hard stop-loss (generally 3%) to prevent sudden crashes.



5. Withdraw fixed amounts weekly:
If your account is just a number, not withdrawing it means you haven't really earned.

I withdraw 30% of my profits to my bank account every Friday, and continue to roll over the rest. This way, the account will grow thicker.



6. Tips for reading candlestick charts:
Short-term: Look at the 1-hour chart; if there are two consecutive bullish candles, consider going long.

Consolidation: Switch to the 4-hour chart to find support levels, and enter when it approaches support.



7. Pitfalls to avoid:
Leverage should not exceed 10 times; beginners should ideally stay within 5 times.

Stay away from Dogecoin, shitcoins, and other garbage coins; they're essentially just for harvesting.


Finally, I want to say to everyone: Trading cryptocurrencies is not gambling. Treat it like a job, clock in and out on time every day, turn off the computer when it's time, eat and sleep when you should, and you can earn more steadily.


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