This is for all the newcomers still struggling in the cryptocurrency world; it’s not a signal call, but a survival manual.
Because I understand - in the crypto world, only those who survive have the right to talk about making money.
Sticking to this point, my annual return can now stabilize at over 50%, without relying on all-in bets or market gambling, only relying on recognizing trends and strictly following discipline.
This article is for all the newcomers still struggling in the cryptocurrency world; it’s not a signal call, but a survival manual.
First, only trade after 9 PM.
Don't waste time during the day.
During the day, news flies everywhere, bulls and bears clash, and price fluctuations are erratic.
Truly clean and clear trends often appear after 9 PM.
Especially during the transition period of European and American markets, once the direction is clear, it tends to go more smoothly.
Second, after making money, the first thing: cash out.
The biggest problem in the cryptocurrency world is not that one can't make money, but rather that one makes money and doesn't leave.
Every time my account has an extra 1000U, I immediately withdraw 300U to my bank card and let the rest continue to roll. Why?
Because the money withdrawn is real, while the numbers in the account are just digits.
Too many people, after earning 10000U, still want to double it, resulting in a pullback that can't even preserve the principal.
Third, look at the K-line, not at feelings.
In cryptocurrency trading, relying on 'feelings' is the most taboo; that's a sure way to lose.
My suggestion: install TradingView on your phone and look at these three indicators: MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands.
Only open a position when at least two signals agree.
Don't look at short periods like five minutes; for short-term trades, look at the 1-hour chart, and for trends, look at the 4-hour chart.
For example, if I go long on ETH, I will only follow up if it is strong above the middle line for two consecutive hours.
If it is sideways, then check the 4-hour chart for support points, and wait to enter when it is near the support.
Fourth, stop-loss must be flexible.
Many people set mechanical stop-loss orders, and they get washed out by the market makers.
I have two approaches:
When I have time to monitor the market, I dynamically raise the stop-loss (for example, if I open at 1000, when it rises to 1100, I raise the stop-loss to 1050).
When I'm out and can't monitor, I set a hard stop-loss at 3% to prevent market makers from crashing the price.
A stop-loss is not a disgrace; it is a pass to survive.
Fifth, 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.
Regardless of how much I earn, I first withdraw to the bank card before discussing the next position rolling. If you stick to this for 3 months, you will find that you have finally broken out of the vicious cycle of repeatedly going back to zero.
Sixth, remember these taboos.
Don't use leverage over 10 times; beginners should control it within 3-5 times.
A maximum of 3 contracts a day; overtrading can lead to losses.
Stay away from Dogecoin, Shitcoin, and meme coins; they are all high volatility + low value games controlled by market makers.
Never borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies, even if you feel this time is a sure win.
And one more important point:
Trading cryptocurrency is not a life gamble; it is a profession.
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