Survival Rules in the Crypto World: Why Do Most People Fail to Survive Three Bull Markets?
After spending a long time in the crypto world, you will discover a harsh truth—most people are not missing out on the bull market, but are instead defeated by their own habits.
I have seen too many people who clearly judged the right direction but still faced liquidation; opportunities were right in front of them, yet they couldn't move due to being fully invested; they could make steady profits but kept getting cut in the chase for rising and falling prices.
The dumbest methods in the crypto world often turn out to be the most profitable, but 99% of people can't stick with them.
Three Deadly Common Habits, How Many Do You Have?
Chasing highs and cutting losses—Chasing after a rise in prices frantically, panicking and selling during a drop, resulting in buying at the highest point and selling at the lowest point.
Heavy betting on the direction—The direction is correct, but after the main force washes out a few times, you get thrown off the bus.
Emotional full investment—Getting overly excited and going all in; when opportunities arise, you have no bullets left and can only stare blankly.
The real winners rely not on predictions but on strategies and patience.
Six Words for Short-Term Trading: Simple but Rarely Achieved
Don't chase the high, don't panic at the low—Don't rush to charge during high-level consolidations, and don't rush to buy during low-level fluctuations; wait for a signal of change.
Stay still during sideways markets—Sideways markets are the easiest to lose money; don't enter unless there is a breakthrough.
Buy when the market is bearish, sell when bullish—Buy when the daily line closes bearish, sell when it closes bullish; going with the trend is more reliable than guessing tops and bottoms.
Don't catch slow declines, but can seize rapid drops—Slow declines are likely to continue, while rapid drops are likely to rebound; rhythm is more important than direction.
Pyramid-style accumulation—Always enter in batches, leave enough bullets, as the market never lacks opportunities.
Avoid betting on extremes—After significant rises or falls, the market will surely consolidate; don't place bets at extreme positions, wait for the market to calm down.
The market always rewards those who are patient while punishing those who are greedy and fearful.
Do you think experts rely on luck?
Actually, they just take the dumbest methods and persist to the extreme.