Let me introduce myself: I was born in 1985, entered the coin circle in 2013, and started really enjoying it in 2016. In 2017, I caught the big bull and made my first 10 million, but then got carried away. My 10 million evaporated into ashes under contract leverage.
At three in the morning, I stood in the snow watching my account balance, suddenly hearing my inner voice: greed is the biggest leverage. After reflecting on my pain, I secluded myself in a temple for three months and realized the 'Impermanence Trading Method'—to follow the entropy increase law of the market. Later, I turned 100,000 capital into complete financial freedom in just two years! There are no myths in the coin circle, only respect for the laws.
Methods for trading coins:
1. Buy mainstream value coins in large positions, in spot (do not trade contracts), regardless of whether they rise or fall, just hold them for the medium to long term. Enter based on your entry price, combined with rolling position strategies (increasing or decreasing positions).
When the market crashes sharply, don't panic if it doesn't break the 20-day line in four hours; there are several reasons.
a. Explosive contracts: If you don't have a solid foundation, don't easily play with contracts; they are completely different from spot data. Protecting your capital is essential to continue enjoying the bull market's dividends!
b. Pullback demand: After mainstream value coins surge, they usually need to pull back to the five-day line, or even the ten-day line, to build momentum for further rises!
c. Cutting leeks: Retail investors tend to chase highs and cut lows. After retail investors chase high, the big players will quickly drop prices to scare them into cutting losses.
2. For profitable swing trades, reduce positions in advance, or sell in batches at high positions to lock in profits.
3: Pre-set orders in batches at the daily level's 5-day, 10-day, and 30-day lines to accumulate at low positions.
4: Use the lifeline trading method to judge the trend of rises and falls. If the trend changes and effectively breaks down, reduce your holdings in time.
5. When there is a surge, you must have risk awareness; do not blindly chase high prices. When there is a sharp decline, be aware of opportunities and accumulate at low positions in batches.
6: For profitable positions, moderately reduce your holdings to avoid rollercoaster trading. For bottom-fishing orders, it is recommended to set stop-losses to protect your capital.
7: If the direction is unclear, it is better to miss out than to make a wrong move. Protecting your capital allows you to smile longer.
8. New group members must not rush to make money, and especially not be greedy. First, seriously learn to follow trades, cultivate your heart and skills, practice with small amounts, familiarize yourself with the rise and fall patterns of digital currency trading, and find your trading feel to reduce transaction costs during learning and practice!
The 14 'must sell' iron rules I'm sharing today are the essence of my years of practical experience. No boasting, no pie in the sky—ordinary people can avoid 90% of loss traps by strictly following them.
1. Eat fish only in the middle section; leave the head and tail for others.
Don't fantasize about buying at the lowest point or selling at the highest point. The main upward wave is your profit zone; greed at both ends will only trap you.
2. Not cutting losses = chronic suicide.
No matter how good a coin is, if it falls below key support, decisively cut losses. Without capital, there is nothing.
3. Newbies look at price; veterans look at volume; experts look at trends.
K-lines can deceive, but transaction volume and major trends do not lie.
4. Only trade familiar coins; unfamiliar projects = high risk.
If you don't even know who the project team is, why believe it can rise? Investing in old friends is more stable than betting on new hotspots.
5. Buy quickly, hold steadily, sell decisively.
Hesitation in buying = missing opportunity; random selling = losing profit; execution determines returns.
6. Opportunities come from declines; cash comes from waiting.
Without bullets in hand, no matter how good the market is, it has nothing to do with you. Patience is the highest-level strategy.
7. Technology is a tool; mindset is the way.
No technical indicator, no matter how powerful, can compete with a brain controlled by FOMO.
8. The market always starts when there is despair and ends in madness.
When others panic, be greedy; when others are greedy, retreat. **Only those who go against human nature can win**.
9. Greed destroys profit; fear destroys opportunity.
Made 10 times and still want 20 times? Dropped 30% and afraid to average down? If you can't control your emotions, you'll eventually be harvested.
10. Make small profits in the short term, large profits in the long term, and quick profits in swings.
Find a rhythm that suits you; do not blindly follow day trading trends.
11. Buy when others panic; sell when others are crazy.
The market is often most dangerous when it is at its most lively. Independent thinking is needed to outperform the crowd.
12. Rely on luck to make money? Might as well buy a lottery ticket.
Investment is not gambling; **a lucky mindset = self-destruction**.
13. Don’t go all in during a downtrend; keeping cash = keeping opportunities.
Don't fear missing out; fear being trapped. Position management is more important than choosing coins.
14. Frequent trading = chronic blood loss.
Making 10 trades a day? The exchange laughs while your capital cries.
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