Born in 1988, a full-time cryptocurrency trader for six years, living off the crypto market.
After graduating from university, I have never worked. Now my assets are at the tens of millions level, and I withdraw 100,000 from my account every month to spend, living without any pressure.
My daily routine looks like this:
In the morning, I take my child to school, and after breakfast, I open my computer at 9 am to review the market. The trading volume in the crypto market is low in the morning, so I use this time to summarize my trading records.
In the afternoon, I exercise, pick up my child, and spend time with my family. The market only truly becomes active after 8 pm; if I catch a few opportunities, I can achieve my daily goals.
If the market is quiet, I engage in discussions, attend gatherings, and expand my network.
After ten years of trading and six years full-time, my biggest insight is: trading cryptocurrencies is not about luck, but about taming greed and fear.
MACD: The "thermometer" of trends
MACD is an amplifier of the moving average difference; the core points are:
Golden cross and death cross look at the position: a golden cross above the zero axis is strong, while a death cross below the zero axis is fierce;
Divergence is a warning: if the price makes a new high but the indicator declines (top divergence), you should exit; if the price makes a new low but the indicator rises (bottom divergence), you can buy.
Remember, it is a lagging indicator; don't fantasize about perfect entry and exit points; it should be used in conjunction with other signals.
My 11 bloody rules
If the market is flat, random guessing is like giving away money.
Popular coins should be sold within 3 days; don’t fall in love with a trade.
Be bold in a strong trend, don’t be scared off by fear of heights.
In a high position with a giant bullish candle, sell half first.
The 20-day line is a safety belt; buy above the line and sell below it.
Don’t sell on highs, don’t buy on dips, and don’t act in a flat market.
Manage your positions; no single coin should exceed 10% of the total portfolio.
Look at capital flow for good and bad news; don’t trust news headlines.
Three must-watch indicators: MACD, Bollinger Bands, and trading volume.
Write a plan for each trade (what to buy, position size, take profit, stop loss).
Stop loss and take profit are lifelines: cut losses immediately if down 3%-5%, and lock in half of the profits if it rises.
The crypto market is a battlefield, but also a wealth pool.
Those who survive are never the smartest, but the ones who are most disciplined.
The market is not short of opportunities; what it lacks is people who are alive when the opportunity comes.
