Trading in cryptocurrency, from a novice to now a full-time trader, I now have a stable monthly income in seven figures and an annual income in eight figures!
In the journey of trading cryptocurrencies, I have already experienced the losses and pitfalls that come with it!
Let me share an executable plan: With a 10,000 capital, I turned it into over 700,000u in just one month (especially suitable for beginners).
Here is my tested method: In less than a month in March, I made over 700,000 from rolling contracts!
Divide the principal of 10,000 into 10 parts of 1,000.
Using 1,000 to rapidly accumulate and make 100,000 through rolling contracts! (This generally takes 1 to 3 months)
In the crypto world, 1,000 yuan is about 140u!
Optimal strategy recommendation: Contracts.
Each time use 30u to gamble on hot coins, ensure to set stop-loss and take-profit: +100 to 200, 200 to 400, 400 to 800. Remember a maximum of three times! Because in the crypto world, some luck is needed; gambles like this can easily result in 9 wins and one big loss! If you pass the three challenges with 100, then the principal...
Just made it to 1100u!
At this time, it is advisable to use a threefold strategy for trading.
Trade two types of orders in a day: ultra-short orders and strategy orders; if the opportunity arises, then enter trend orders.
Ultra-short orders are used for quick attacks, with a 15-minute level; advantages: high returns, disadvantages: high risk.
Only engage with Bitcoin at a high level.
The second type of order, strategy orders, is to use small positions, such as 10x15u, to trade contracts at around the 4-hour level and save profits each week.
Invest in regular purchases of Bitcoin.
The third type, trend trading for medium to long-term, once identified, go directly for the advantages: more profits.
Find the right entry point and set a relatively high cost-benefit ratio for gains and losses.
Even if you are a novice in the circle, as long as you strictly follow this method of operation, you can easily make money.
First, we need to set the moving averages on the K-line chart to three lines: the 5-day moving average, 15-day moving average, and 30-day moving average.
The line is the lifeline, a strong support or resistance. Then, trading can be conducted based on these three moving averages.
1. The chosen coin must be in an upward trend; those in a consolidation phase are also acceptable, but those in a downward trend or with a downward opening of the moving average should definitely be avoided.
2. Divide your funds into three equal parts; when the coin price breaks the 5-day moving average, buy 30% with light positions, then buy another 30% when it breaks the 15-day moving average, and similarly buy the last 30% when it breaks the 30-day moving average. This requirement must be strictly adhered to.
3. If the coin price does not continue to break above the 15-day moving average after breaking the 5-day moving average, but retraces, as long as it does not break the 5-day line, maintain the original position; if it breaks, sell.
4. Similarly, if the coin price breaks the 15-day moving average and does not continue to rise, hold if it does not break the 15-day moving average; if it falls below it, sell 30%. If it does not break the 5-day line, hold the 30% position at the 5-day line.
5. When the coin price continues to break above the 30-day moving average and then retraces, sell as before.
6. Exiting is the opposite; when the coin price is high and breaks below the 5-day line, sell 30% first. If it does not continue to fall, hold the remaining 60%. If the 5-day, 15-day, and 30-day lines all break down, sell everything; do not hold out hope.
This 'foolproof' operation method, while simple, requires strong execution; once you buy in, the trading system is established, and only by strictly following trading discipline can one earn profits.
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Learn these five major technical indicators: VOL Indicator+, MA Indicator+, BOLL Indicator+, MACD Indicator+, KDJ Indicator+. You are not far from earning your first bucket of gold, whether it’s 100,000 or 10 million, it’s easy to understand and suitable for everyone.
One: VOL Indicator
VOL (volume): Trading volume.
Trading volume is a representation of supply and demand, indicating the number of transactions completed within a unit of time. When demand exceeds supply, there is a rush to buy, and trading volume naturally increases; conversely, when supply exceeds demand, the market becomes quiet, with few buyers, leading to a decrease in trading volume. Quantifying this crowd is the trading volume.
The red and green bars within the yellow rectangular box represent the trading volume for a specific time period.
Specific time periods can include: 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, etc.
High and low indicate the trading volume.
Buy volume < Sell volume = Red, Buy volume > Sell volume = Green.
Characteristics: The length and height of the colored bars can indicate the strength of the sellers and buyers; users can analyze the bullish and bearish forces through K-line charts over different time periods.
VOL Application Techniques
① As the trading volume increases along with the rise in coin price, this is a normal characteristic of market conditions; such a volume-price relationship indicates that the price will continue to rise.
② If the price of the coin is stable or rising, but the trading volume is gradually shrinking, it indicates that the price may turn from rising to falling. Trading volume is the driving force behind price increases, and insufficient driving force leads to price declines.
③ When the market continues to rise, but the trading volume increases dramatically while the coin price rises weakly, hovering at a high point, this indicates heavy selling pressure and an imminent decline, signaling an exit.
④ After continuous price decline, if there is significant trading volume at a low level, but the stock price does not decline further, it indicates that the price will stop declining and begin to rise, signaling a buying opportunity.
Two: MA Indicator
MA (Moving Average): Moving average indicator.
It is calculated by summing the closing prices over a certain period and dividing by the cycle. For example, the daily MA5 is the closing price over 5 days divided by 5. It is relatively stable and has trend characteristics, unlike daily K-lines which exhibit volatility.
The MA5 in the yellow rectangular box indicates the average price over 5 periods, MA10 indicates the average price over 10 periods, and MA30 indicates the average price over 30 periods. The larger the number, the longer the cycle and the smoother the curve.
Characteristics: The longer the moving average, the more stable it can represent. The average line can show signals for 'buying and selling,' reducing risk levels.
- MA Application Techniques
① When the average line shifts from declining to leveling out, and the price breaks up from below the average line, this is a buying signal.
② If the price suddenly drops sharply below the average line and far from it, a rebound may occur, creating a buying opportunity.
③ When the average line begins to shift from rising to flat or declining, and the price breaks down below the average line, it signals a selling opportunity.
④ If the price suddenly surges, breaking above the average line and moving far from it, a pullback may occur, creating a selling opportunity.
Three: BOLL Indicator
BOLL: Bollinger Bands. BOLL is a very practical technical indicator.
It consists of three track lines, where the upper and lower lines can be seen as the price's resistance and support lines, with the average price line in between. Generally, the price line moves within the band formed by the upper and lower tracks and adjusts automatically according to the price changes.
Upper track: Resistance line; middle track: Average line; lower track: Support line
Characteristics: When the band narrows, intense price fluctuations may occur; if high and low points cross the band edges and immediately return inside, a pullback may occur.
- BOLL Application Techniques
① When the K-line crosses above the 'upper band', it will form a short-term pullback, which is a selling opportunity for short-term trades.
② When the K-line crosses below the 'lower band,' it will form a short-term rebound, which is a short-term buying opportunity.
③ When the K-line operates at the 'middle track,' the market is basically in a consolidation trend, and everyone should hold their positions and wait.
④ When the K-line operates between the 'middle track' and 'upper track,' as long as the price does not break below the middle track, one should buy on dips and not sell.
The K-line operates between the 'middle track' and 'lower track'; as long as the price does not break through the middle track, one should sell on highs.
Four: MACD Indicator
MACD: Exponential Moving Average Convergence Divergence.
It represents the current bullish and bearish state and potential price changes through the dispersion and aggregation of the moving averages in the K-line chart. The MACD indicator consists of two parts: the short-term moving average DIF (the difference, fast moving average) and the long-term moving average DEA (the average of differences, slow moving average).
Golden cross: DIF crosses upward through DEA, red below turns green above, indicating a stop to falling prices and a rise.
Death cross: DIF crosses downward through DEA, green below turns to red above, indicating a downward trend.
Characteristics: With the zero axis as the central axis, when both DIF and DEA are above the O axis, it indicates a bullish market with an upward trend, and the longer the bars, the stronger the trend, which is also a buying signal.
When DIF and DEA are both below the O axis, it indicates a bearish market, with a downward trend, which also serves as a selling signal.
- MACD Application Techniques -
① MACD golden cross: DIFF crosses upward through DEA, indicating a buying signal.
MACD death cross: DIFF crosses downward through DEA, signaling a selling opportunity.
③ MACD turning from red to green: The MACD value changes from negative to positive, indicating a market shift from bearish to bullish.
④ MACD turning from green to red: The MACD value changes from positive to negative, indicating a market shift from bullish to bearish.
When both DIF and DEA are positive, meaning above the zero axis, it indicates a bullish market, and when DIFF breaks above DEA, it can signal a buying opportunity.
When both DIF and DEA are negative, meaning below the zero axis, it indicates a bearish market, and when DIF falls below DEA, it can signal a selling opportunity.
Five: KDJ Indicator
KDJ Indicator: Also known as the stochastic indicator.
Composed of K-line, D-line, and J-line, where the K-line is the more responsive fast line in stochastic indicators, the D-line is the more stable slow line, and the J-line indicates the divergence between the D-line and K-line. In trend analysis, we usually consider the slow line to have greater directional significance, so the D indicator is emphasized more.
KDJ Application Techniques -
① When the D line turns upward and the K line crosses above it at a low position, this is a buying signal.
② The D line turns downward, and the K line crosses below the D line at a high position, indicating a selling signal.
③ KDJ is essentially a stochastic oscillator, which reacts quickly and is a commonly used technical indicator for medium to short-term trend analysis. However, applying KDJ to weekly or monthly charts can also serve as a tool for medium to long-term predictions.
Today, the teacher has compiled ninety-nine key phrases from the perspectives of news, technology, and mentality, which are very suitable for those who are lost in the crypto world.
Beginners. Let me guide you through the crypto world, preventing losses; like and save this!
One, News Chapter
1. One must find ways to collect first-hand information to succeed; analyzing major consulting media in the circle is particularly important.
2. Most media are business agents for large investors and also serve as investment advisors for less informed traders.
3. Mastering the characteristics of different industries is key to finding profit opportunities.
4. Sometimes, buying against expert opinions can also be a unique speculative approach!
5. Before investing, prepare thoroughly; knowledge of financial principles, domestic and international economic conditions, and political dynamics is crucial; analyzing the team and real-world applications is key.
6. Buy or sell when news breaks, and sell or buy when the news is confirmed.
7. One must study independently and judge the market; do not change your determination based on unverified rumors.
8. Teams with issues will inevitably have product issues; it's best to minimize involvement.
9. Any direct investment requires professional knowledge as a foundation.
10. Those who claim their predictions are accurate are mostly losers.
11. Inaccurate news guarantees loss; the most futile behavior is attempting to guess the psychology of large players and traders.
12. When purchasing, understand the relationship between the issuing party's profit potential and the current market situation.
13. This circle is small, but that doesn't mean there isn't a circle; knowing a few big players can be very helpful.
14. Do not let sudden news alter your original intent to buy or sell.
15. Good news coming to an end is bad news; bad news coming to an end is good news.
16. Institutional operations have codes; for example, an order of '232323' may indicate selling; each institution is different, so researching is necessary.
17. Don't underestimate small closed circles; if you join, bring only your ears and brain.
18. If the white paper lacks specific content and research and development technical teams, the probability of it being a vaporware coin is over 80%.
19. Whether the project is open source; generally, open-source projects are uploaded to GitHub; if not, caution is advised.
Two, Technical Chapter
20. If you follow the right coin, you have already succeeded halfway.
21. The strategies of large investors are often unexpected, exploiting less informed traders to facilitate their own buying and selling. You must accurately analyze trading volume patterns.
22. Timing for buying is the most crucial part of cryptocurrency investment.
23. A retracement exceeding one-third signals an alarm.
24. The three steps to rise: consolidation — breakthrough — soaring!
25. If indices update for three consecutive days while trading volume decreases each time, the market may not be promising.
26. Those that lead to long-term gains will inevitably face significant declines, with declines exceeding 50%, and the probability of rebounding 30% is relatively high.
27. Small and medium investors being trapped by large ones is a common occurrence; therefore, diversifying investments is crucial.
28. The rise and fall of indices is not random; it's much simpler than the patterns of lottery tickets, and appropriate screenshots and analysis are key!
29. Anything that leads to an upward movement will also lead to a downward trend.
30. Avoid excessive switching in buying and selling; do not act impulsively when in doubt; adapt to changes without changing your strategy.
31. A surge in trading volume with stable price levels signals a near-top condition; at this time, 'exiting is the best strategy.'
32. The longer one hovers at a low level, the larger the upward potential; the probability of rising 30% exceeds 70%.
33. To judge growth or decline, one must assess its gap with the trends of the times; policy is the greatest risk, so it is necessary to be aware.
34. Trading volume is the pulse; it can indicate whether one is unwell.
35. Choosing to buy is not as important as choosing a good timing; being able to sell is far more valuable than just being able to buy.
36. Do not put all your financial resources into one coin.
37. Avoid believing that low prices mean large potential; once a reversal occurs, selling becomes difficult, and the declines can be significant.
38. Buying coins with slightly lower profit potential at lower prices may be more cost-effective than purchasing those with better profit capabilities.
39. Without substantial experience, never engage in buying and selling trades; getting hurt is common.
40. Determining long-term investment goals and principles is the primary issue.
41. Market fluctuations have traceable trajectories; if you master this trajectory, you can win every battle.
42. The rate of increase gradually diminishes, and trading volume is declining, which is a clear sign of nearing a peak.
43. Experience shows that the time the market experiences technical factors is generally shorter, about one-third of the time of fundamental factors.
44. Preventing being stuck at high prices is the most important lesson for beginners, so practicing at low positions is crucial.
45. If it should rise but does not, it should be viewed negatively; if it should fall but does not, it should be viewed positively.
46. Fundamental analysis can tell you which coins have intrinsic beauty, while technical analysis tells you the best times to exploit them.
47. Funds in the market always flow in the most favorable direction.
48. The price movements of lower-priced coins are larger than those of higher-priced coins.
49. Buy when you can, sell when you should, stop when you must; safety first, stability above all; recklessness leads to loss, greed to poverty.
50. Short-term fluctuations on the surface have no relationship to long-term performance.
51. Understanding the 'Sunday Theory' is essential, as many coins tend to rise on this day.
52. Robots are still worth purchasing, as they respond faster than human brains.
53. The same coin on different exchanges will have different price movements and fluctuations; choosing a good exchange is very necessary.
54. New coins are often the best choice for short-term trades.
55. It's best to allocate a combination of major coins and altcoins.
56. Major coins have stable dips, while altcoins fluctuate greatly, offering more opportunities.
57. During rapid expansions, try not to trade.
58. It's best not to go all in; half positions or leaving 1/3 of your chips is advisable for averaging down.
59. It is essential to understand the operational situation of the team or foundation; if necessary, discuss with someone you consider the least informed to get their opinions.
60. Avoid buying too many hot coins, as they tend to rise quickly and fall just as fast.
61. Do not put all your eggs in one basket; try to diversify your types.
62. Trading volume can show the situation of changes; when trading volume begins to increase, it should be noted; either sell or take a position.
63. Everything held will eventually have to be sold; not selling means being foolish.
64. The highest or lowest prices during market fluctuations often become peak or bottom prices; crossing this hurdle can lead to either a rocket or a waterfall.
65. Following the trend is like filling your wallet.
66. It’s best to choose those with good prospects but not yet high in popularity for easier profits.
67. Professionals generally devise a plan, detailing each step; the rest is strict adherence to the requirements.
68. The basic strategies of institutions involve five stages: building positions, testing the market, lifting prices, shaking out, and selling.
69. A sudden surge in volume generally indicates two possibilities: either the market maker is protecting the price, or institutions are buying; at this time, one should follow the trend.
70. After reaching a new level, there is generally a shakeout; at this time, exiting may mean waiting for the next bus.
71. Getting rich from 10 yuan in the crypto world is not impossible; luck is also a key factor.
72. When encountering a significant pullback, it is an opportunity to buy a little.
73. Don’t overestimate the intelligence of big players; many operations are just showing off their limits.
74. Before making small profits, gradually progress and avoid playing with large funds.
75. Buying coins at a high price carries significant risks; beginners should treat this coin as if it does not exist.
76. For newcomers, avoid chasing after rises; it’s better to miss out than to rush in.
77. Be cautious of coins with too small a market cap that only trade on one exchange.
78. If joining for free initially, but later charging various fees, it is basically judged to be a pyramid scheme, and it is advisable not to join for safety.
79. If it hasn't been listed yet and has already multiplied many times during the fundraising period, it is advisable not to participate.
80. Arbitrage is a relatively low-risk and easy way to make money.
Three, Mentality Chapter
81. Small profits often delay big trends; do not be misled by minor fluctuations in the larger direction.
82. The most trustworthy at any time is oneself; it's crucial to walk your own path.
83. When in doubt, stop taking action, as this indicates the market is still unclear.
84. Being a step ahead may ensure victory.
85. There are no situations where prices only rise or fall; opportunities always exist; the key is the psychological price level; regret is futile.
86. Build a strong body to withstand the shocks of large price fluctuations.
87. Buying results in being stuck, selling leads to rises; the secret lies in the actions of market makers, as they constantly study the psychology and behavior of novices.
88. Trading cryptocurrencies is about trading numbers; never establish a relationship with money; if you do, you will undoubtedly incur losses.
89. Market changes are very fast; changes in bullish positions within 10 minutes are normal; maintain a balanced mindset.
90. If you can't withstand fear, you won't gain much; courage, courage, and still courage are key.
91. Patience in waiting for high-quality coins to become true blue-chip stocks is the true mentality.
92. The eagerness to make money is a major taboo for participants in crypto trading.
93. Remember that the power of compound interest is the greatest.
94. The definition of a novice is someone who chases after rises and falls and believes rumors, with a restless mentality.
95. Listen less to calls and think more.
96. Do not estimate the market situation based on your financial capacity; do not let profits or losses affect your decision; in this industry, what you hold is just a drop in the bucket.
97. You may be doing very well in business, but it does not necessarily correlate with the crypto world.
98. Experience can cultivate inspiration, but inspiration cannot fully rely on experience.
99. There are no free lunches; set your own limit on acceptable losses.
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