Small funds should not be impulsive! With 100,000 capital, only capture one wave of the main trend each day.
Don't emulate those retail investors who stare at the market and operate chaotically every day. With a capital of under 100,000, capture a big fluctuation once a day like a cheetah ambushing its prey and then call it a day! If you hold a position for more than 3 hours, consider it a loss; frequent trading only sends transaction fees to the exchange!
When good news is realized, that’s when the scythe falls!
When a project party releases good news and says they plan to act, pay attention if you didn’t sell that day — no matter how high it opens the next day, decisively take profit and exit! How many people have been cleaned out by 'good news turning bad'? Don’t be that sucker!
Reduce your position before major events! Don't gamble on luck with the market.
Do you know about big events like the World Cup or the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes? You need to reduce your position three days in advance; if you're really uncertain, just stay in cash and observe! History has shown many times that major events often lead to abnormal fluctuations; it’s 100 times better to wait for clarity in the market before following along than to guess blindly!
It's unwise to go all in on long-term positions!
Leave half of your position! Leave half! Leave half! (Important things should be said three times) Even if you think a coin can rise tenfold, you should only buy 30% of your capital first, and wait to add more in batches if it drops; otherwise, a 20% pullback will make you cry as you cut losses. Remember: You need to survive to be profitable!
Short-term trading is a high-risk gamble! In a sideways market, just observe.
During volatile market fluctuations, closely monitor the 15-minute candlestick chart! Prepare to take profit when the KDJ indicator's J value exceeds 100, and look for entry opportunities when it's below 0 — but remember, when the market is stagnant like dead water, it's better to play chess than to touch coins; it wastes energy and incurs losses!
Be decisive with stop losses! Holding onto a position stubbornly is like fighting against money.
If you're wrong about the direction, don't hesitate; if the drop reaches 3%, you must cut losses! Don't think, 'It might bounce back'; how many people held on from a 10,000 loss to a 100,000 loss, only to be forced out! Cutting losses is about preserving strength; if you protect your capital, you can come back next month!
If your mindset collapses, just pause trading!
Don't fantasize that you're an investment god when the market is rising, and don’t emotionally complain when it's falling — the crypto market can take you through extreme ups and downs in a day. I've seen too many people profit millions only to lose tens of millions; if your mindset is unstable, even if you get 100 million, you'll still end up in the negative!
If you're still opening positions based on feelings, stubbornly holding onto losses, and don't know how to roll over your positions, you'll eventually be harvested by the market! Keep up.@楚门eth True winners are always a step ahead!
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