Trading cryptocurrencies? Treat it as a job first, and then you'll have a chance to make money in the long run.
When I first entered the space, I was like most people: staying up late to watch the market, chasing gains and cutting losses, facing liquidation, insomnia, anxiety—I've been through all these pitfalls.
Later, I studied systematically and consulted seniors, gradually turning my approach into a reusable system.
I used to be passionate about meme coins (DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, etc.), which can have explosive potential but carry extremely high risks.
Now my experience tells me: trading new coins is better than holding old ones, but the premise is to do your homework. New concepts and new communities can bring traffic and opportunities, but they are also more easily influenced by emotions and hype.
Currently, I focus on "opportunity-driven + risk management" as the main line: paying attention to projects with active communities, development progress, and real use cases; while strictly managing positions, entering and exiting in batches, and setting stop-loss orders.
If you are willing to learn from me: I will share how to judge the rhythm, how to divide positions, how to take profits and stop losses, and which signals are worth monitoring closely.
Follow me; I can't guarantee you'll get rich overnight, but I can clarify the pitfalls I've encountered over the years, the logic I've summarized, and the methods of risk control to help you avoid detours.
