#特朗普：我爱$TRUMP
Having navigated the cryptocurrency market for ten years, I have grown from a novice to a successful investor, facing numerous challenges and rewards along the way. I have earned 30 million, and I sincerely thank these experiences. Looking back, I have too many insights to share with everyone:
1. Retail investors' common pitfalls to watch out for: Most retail investors often make the mistake of holding on and refusing to cut losses when losing money, yet they take profits too early when they are in the green. In the crypto world, this kind of operation is like setting a time bomb for oneself, easily turning hard-earned wealth into nothing in an instant.
2. Going with the trend is key: In investing, the most important thing is to “go with the trend.” When the price of a coin is on the rise, thinking about shorting during a pullback is simply self-sabotage; if you add leverage to that, it's undoubtedly a fancy way of self-destruction. Once a market trend is established, it often has strong inertia, and operating against the trend is like a mantis trying to stop a car.
3. Don't impose your will on the market: The direction of the market is the collective expectation of all participants, and it won't change because of one person's opinion. We can only follow the rhythm of the market rather than trying to make the market accommodate us.
4. Winning rate is not the key to profit: Many people mistakenly believe that a higher trading win rate means more profit, which is completely wrong. The profitability of a trading system has nothing to do with the win rate of opening positions. Seeing others earn a few points makes you envious, not realizing they also have losses behind them. What we need to do is patiently wait for our own opportunities, not blindly follow the crowd.
5. Not all bullish candles lead to profit: There are many types of bullish candles in the market, but it is important to understand that not every bullish candle will make you money. Some bullish candles may look tempting, but they are traps; entering impulsively may lead to being trapped.
6. Opportunities come to those who are patient: True investment experts are like excellent hunters, never impatient. In a volatile market environment, frequent trading is unlikely to make big money; only by patiently waiting for clear, significant opportunities can you strike decisively.
7. Diversify your operating methods: In the secondary market, don’t think that there is only one operation of “buy, buy, buy.” Closing positions, reducing positions, and staying out of the market are also important operational strategies. Flexibly using these operations based on market conditions will help better control risks and achieve profits.
