After seven years in cryptocurrency trading, I've seen too many people go from liquidation to sleepless nights, ultimately leaving with their tails between their legs. $MON

To put it bluntly, in the crypto world, only those who survive have the right to talk about making money.

I rely on a set of habits I've stubbornly developed, and now I can steadily maintain an annualized return of 150%+, not by going all-in, not by betting on the market, but by following trends and discipline. #币圈生存法则

This is a survival manual for those still struggling in the crypto world, not just a call to action:

1. It's best to place trades after 9 PM

During the day, news flies everywhere, shorts and longs are cutting each other, and the market is as chaotic as a wild wind. The truly clean and clear trends often emerge after 9 PM when the European and American markets overlap.

2. Withdraw profits first

If my account grows by 1000U, I must withdraw 400U to my bank card.

Because the money withdrawn is the real thing; what’s left on the exchange is just numbers. Too many people earn 10,000 but want to double it, only to face a wave of retracement and lose their capital.

3. Look at indicators, don’t rely on feelings

Feelings are killers in the crypto world.

TradingView’s three-piece set: MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands.

At least two signals must align before opening a position.

For short-term, look at the 1-hour chart, for trends, look at the 4-hour chart, don’t fixate on the random fluctuations of the 5-minute chart.

4. Be flexible with stop losses

If you can watch the market, dynamically adjust your stop loss upwards.

If you can’t, just set a 3% stop loss.

Stop loss is not a shame, but a ticket to survival.

5. Must withdraw funds at least once a week

Every Friday without exception, transfer 30% of the profits to your bank card.

Stick to it for three months, and you will find that you have finally jumped out of the repetitive cycle of wiping out your capital.

6. Always remember these taboos

Don’t use leverage exceeding 10 times; beginners should ideally use 3-5 times.

No more than 3 trades a day, as more can lead to overtrading.

Stay away from shit coins and dog coins, which are games for manipulators.

Never borrow money to trade crypto.

One last thing:

Trading crypto is not a gamble, it’s a profession.

Maintain a work-like rhythm: check the market at set times, shut down at set times; take profits and walk away, stop when you’re losing. Don’t stay up late, don’t chase prices, don’t dream.

If you can stick to it for three months, you will discover that making consistent profits is more important than getting rich quickly. It’s not that you can’t make money; it’s that you haven’t learned how to keep the money you’ve made. #币圈暴富

Whether you can drive a Mercedes home at the end of the year depends on whether you can survive first.

No man is an island; a lone sail does not go far! In the crypto world, if you don’t have a good circle, and no insider information, then I suggest you follow Da Sen to shore; welcome to the team!!! #合约挑战