To be honest, this method is not clever at all; it’s even a bit 'rural.' But it works! It helped me navigate through bull and bear markets, withstand pullbacks, and earn twenty million!
These are my 6 'iron rules' for every brother still lost in the crypto circle:
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1. An increase doesn't mean hitting the top; a correction doesn't mean hitting the bottom.
Many people panic when they see prices rise sharply and want to buy at the bottom when they drop sharply. But the market often goes against what you think.
Truth:
If the fundamentals haven't changed and the trend is still there, then hold on tight.
The market is entering a correction; no matter how attractive it seems, don’t try to catch the bottom.
Don't be a counter-navigator; don't use emotions to predict the market.
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2. Even with a small position, you should diversify.
Don’t think you can mess around just because you have little money. Control comes from habit.
Learn to diversify, set a plan, and set stop-losses from the very beginning.
Don't let a 'small position' create a 'big problem.'
What the market fears most is not losing money, but randomness.
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3. When the opportunity comes, don’t hesitate—buy everything!
Many times, when faced with several popular coins, I hesitated and chose a 'Buddhist' approach, missing out on the 'dark horse.'
Solution:
Choose one out of two? One out of three? Just go for all!
Diversify your bets and let luck help you a bit.
It's not about putting all your eggs in one basket; it's about diversifying your layout to maximize your win rate.
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4. Play long-term; don’t focus on emotions, focus on fundamentals.
Long-term players most fear 'swinging between long and short.' See the trend clearly, identify the right direction, and don’t be scared off by daily candles.
What to focus on?
Are there any halvings, ETFs, upgrades, or regulatory benefits?
Is this track moving upwards?
Emotions fluctuate; only then is the trend worth believing.
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5. Being afraid of heights is a hard life; not being able to hold on is true loss.
Many people are afraid to buy at low prices and afraid to hold at high prices; they run away at a slight increase and stubbornly hold on at a slight drop.
This is the tragedy of fragmented operations:
When a real bull market arrives, you can't hold on; when a real bear market comes, you won't cut losses.
To put it bluntly, the technique isn't bad, but the mentality is not right.
The market will not reward those who are 'scared to death.'
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6. Learn to make peace with yourself.
Mistakes are not scary; what’s scary is getting caught in the emotional vortex. Losses are just the cost, not failure.
Remember this:
"If you can't afford to lose, how do you expect to win?"
Practice good risk-reward ratios, execute stop-loss discipline, and win with the system, not emotions.
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Conclusion | What you want is not cleverness, but survival.
In the crypto world, it's not about IQ; it's about systems and the ability to survive.
If you are also a tech enthusiast and are seriously studying trading systems, you might want to check out my series of practical articles on the Gongzhong account (Crypto Circle Sunny Day).
We don’t bet on the market; we only deal with probabilities.