I’ve been trading cryptocurrencies for 9 years, from liquidations to sleepless nights, to now making stable profits. Because I understand—only those who survive in the crypto world are qualified to talk about making money. Sticking to this principle, my annual return can consistently remain above 50%, without relying on all-in bets or gambling on market conditions, just by recognizing trends and sticking to discipline.

1. Only trade after 9 PM.

Stop wasting your time during the day.

During the day, news flies around, bears and bulls clash chaotically, and price fluctuations are like cramps.

Truly clean and clear market trends often emerge after 9 PM.

Especially during the transition period of European and American markets, once the direction is clear, it often moves more smoothly.

2. After making money, the first thing: cash out.

The biggest problem in the crypto world isn’t that you can’t make money, but that you don’t take profits when you do.

Every time my account increases by 1,000U, I immediately withdraw 400U to my bank card and keep rolling the rest. Why?

Only the money you withdraw is real; the numbers in your account are just digits.

Too many people want to double their 10,000U, but end up losing even their principal after a retracement.

3. Look at candlesticks, not feelings.

The biggest taboo in trading cryptocurrencies is relying on 'feelings'; that can be fatal.

My suggestion: install TradingView on your phone, and monitor these three indicators: MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands.

Only open a position when at least two signals are aligned.

Don’t look at short cycles like 5 minutes; for short-term trades, use 1-hour charts, and for trends, use 4-hour charts.

For example, if I go long on ETH, I’ll only follow if it shows strength above the mid-line for two consecutive hours.

If it’s sideways, check the 4-hour chart for support points, and enter when it gets close to support.

4. Stop losses must be flexible.

Many people set stop losses mechanically, and get wiped out by the market makers.

I’ll mention two methods:

When you can monitor the market, dynamically raise your stop loss (for example, if it opens at 1000 and rises to 1100, raise the stop loss to 1050).

When you don't have time to monitor the market, set a hard stop loss at 3% to protect against market makers.

Stopping losses is not a shame; it’s a passport to survival.

5. You must withdraw funds at least once a week.

This is a habit I developed early on.

Every Friday, without fail, withdraw 30% of the profits.

No matter how much you earn, first withdraw it to your bank card before discussing the next position roll. If you stick to this for 3 months, you’ll find that you’ve finally escaped the vicious cycle of repeatedly going back to zero.

6. Remember these taboos.

Leverage shouldn’t exceed 10x; beginners should ideally keep it within 3-5x.

A maximum of 3 trades per day; overtrading can lead to emotional decisions.

Stay away from Dogecoin, Shitcoin, and Meme coin; they are all high volatility + low value games by market makers.

Never borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies, even if you think this time you’ll definitely win.

And one more important point:

Trading cryptocurrencies is not gambling; it’s a profession.

You need to have a working person's rhythm: check the market at set times, shut down at set times, take profit when you make money, and stop when you lose.

Don’t stay up late, don’t chase after rises, don’t fantasize about free money from the sky.

If you really do this for three months, you’ll find that stable profits are more important than getting rich quickly.

It’s not that you can't make money; it’s just that you haven’t learned how to hold onto profits.

Remember this logic, the next Cullinan might just stop downstairs at your house.

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