$ETH entered the circle for 8 years, and in these 5 days made over 1 million. Here are the two most practical points: do not bet on a single signal, and do not heavily invest based on luck. This time starting from 1000u, it all relied on 'understanding the indicators + controlling the position', without any bit of luck:

1. Position: Split habits learned from 8 years of losses

Before I started, I divided the initial small capital into 5 small portions, and each portion dared not exceed 20%. I tried full position early on, and as a result, one fluctuation swallowed up most of the positive floating profit for half a year; thinking back on it still hurts.

2. Indicators: Only act when 'all signals are in place'

Throughout the process, I did not act based on feelings; every step had to wait until the indicators were in place before I dared to move, and I absolutely did not touch a single indicator that popped up:

Entering the market waited for real signals: had to wait for MACD to produce a true golden cross below the 0 axis — it is not counted just by touching it; the fast line must be steadily close to the slow line for over 1 hour, and the red bars must be getting longer section by section, and the volume must also be somewhat more than before. On the first day, I stared for almost 4 hours; in between, MACD just touched and then separated (later I learned it was a 'false golden cross'); only after all these conditions were met did I enter the first portion, and the subsequent trend did not let me miss out.

Increasing position waited for the pullback to stabilize: had to wait for RSI to drop below 30 into the oversold zone, while the lower Bollinger band was like welded and did not break, and it started to retract. On the third day, the market pulled back, RSI dropped to around 28, but the lower Bollinger band still hadn’t loosened; I did not rush to add, waiting for RSI to slowly climb back above 35, confirming the pullback force had passed, then added the second portion, and that day I saw some positive floating profit.

During volatility, first look at the indicators: In the early hours of the fifth day, there was a sudden drop, and the floating profit shrunk almost by half; my palms were sweating, but I still pressed down the panic and looked at the indicators — MACD was still on the 0 axis, no death cross had appeared; the middle Bollinger band just happened to catch the drop without breaking.

Recalling the lesson of panicking to exit and losing more, I did not act rashly. Later, when MACD started producing red bars again and RSI left the oversold zone, I instead added a third portion, slowly recovering the floating profit that had been shrunk back.

3. Exit: Do not be greedy for high points; securing profits is what belongs to you

I had planned how to exit before I started: when still a bit away from the target, first secure 30%; getting closer, secure another 40%; finally leave 30% for fluctuation. — Over 8 years, I have seen too many people wait for the 'highest point', only to end up giving back the profits; it is not worth it.