Experience of trading cryptocurrencies to support a family: Technical analysis and discipline are key. Core principle: Taking profits is more important than the holding duration; beware of market frenzy (like nationwide discussions about blockchain as a sell signal), overcome greed to avoid missing the peak. Operational strategies focus on daily levels: (1) Select cryptocurrencies with MACD golden crosses (preferably above the zero line); (2) Make decisions based on daily moving averages, hold online/sell offline; (3) Take profits in phases (reduce positions by 1/3 at 40%/80% rise, sell all on line break); (4) Strictly adhere to stop-loss discipline, exit immediately the next day after a line break. The logic for selecting cryptocurrencies follows "the strong get stronger": target strong coins that have risen over 100% in two months, observe intermediate adjustments (at least 2 months of oscillation for chip turnover), and enter based on volume-price resonance signals (expanding medium candlestick/contracting narrow oscillation). Emphasize a mechanical execution system, reject subjective speculation, control risks through a moving average system, and capture secondary rising points using trend inertia. The 10 toughest people in today's cryptocurrency world 1. Those with hands full of altcoins 2. Those who fail repeatedly yet keep fighting 3. Those who buy only one cryptocurrency 4. Those who trade cryptocurrencies without a computer 5. Those who never discuss the cryptocurrency world with others 6. Those who clear their positions after making about 20% 7. Those who dare to invest heavily without learning 8. Those who dare to invest without a fixed income 9. Those who tell anyone they never buy cryptocurrencies 10. Those who patiently hold their coins for more than six months after purchase
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