You think you are trading, but you are actually 'rolling dice'.
Those who can profit steadily never rely on guessing or luck, but on — system, discipline, risk control.
Today I condensed my experience from over 300 real trades into 3 strategies.
If you read it carefully, it can help you avoid three years of detours.
First strategy: Don't bet on price movements; direction is just probability.
Most people, upon entering the market, treat 'going long or short' as a guessing game.
But true big players are never emotional; they first assess the trend, then decide the direction; if uncertain, they choose to wait.
Remember one thing:
The contract is about certainty, not stimulation.
Pitfalls to avoid: Leverage is an amplifier, not a treasure chest. 10x leverage, a 1% rise = +10%, a 1% drop = liquidation.
Before entering a trade, ask yourself 3 questions:
1. Is the current trend clear? (Up/Down/Sideways)
2. Is there any news affecting the market?
3. If I am wrong, where do I set my stop loss?
Safe approach: Enter after a breakout + pullback confirmation.
Even if it's a little late, it's ten times better than getting slapped in the face right after entering.
Second strategy: Rely on strategy, not on feelings.
Beginners rely on feelings, while veterans rely on systems.
Practical methods you can use:
Focus on the top 5 mainstream coins daily, combining hotspots, news + technical analysis (MACD golden cross, BOLL contraction/expansion) to choose targets.
Position control: Split 50,000 into 5 parts, use only 1 part each time.
Never be fully invested, at most 50%, keep the rest as a base.
No more than 3 trades a day, don't get itchy fingers.
No averaging down! If you lose 30% upon entry, withdraw; it means the timing is wrong.
Strict stop loss: If it breaks 30%, close the position immediately.
Don't fall in love with candlesticks, enter and exit quickly.
Go with the trend, trend is king, only trade mainstream, avoid junk coins.
Third strategy: Risk control is the prerequisite for profit.
To put it bluntly, surviving is the only qualification to talk about making money.
If you can't avoid liquidation, no matter how much you earn, it's just fleeting.
Brothers, remember: The market always rewards disciplined people.
Stop rolling dice, use the right method, and you might go far.
