There is a foolproof method for trading coins that almost guarantees 100% profitability. I made over 20 million using this method!
Many people ask me about buying strategies? Indeed, there is! This is the step-by-step 343 positioning method:
Once you've determined the coins you plan to buy, and cash is ready, for example, initially leveraging 300,000, with BTC allocated 120,000.
① 3: Use 30% of the current funds to build a position, which is 36,000 (12 multiplied by 0.3) for the first build-up.
② 4: If the price starts to rise after building a position, wait for a price pullback; do not rush to average down. After the price pulls back, average down using 40% of the current funds (any rise has a pullback).
If the market goes down after you build your position, every time the BTC price drops by 10%, use 10% of the remaining funds to average down, and this can continue until you're fully invested. This situation is rare, and of course, even if it occurs, don’t be afraid because you are averaging in, and your price has been leveled out (plus you still have 40% of your total funds to average down, referencing the 4321 strategy's 4).
③ 3: If the price rises after averaging down, wait for the price pullback; after the price pulls back, average down using 30% of the current funds, completing the step-by-step positioning.
Overcome fear, control greed!!!
If you only want to sell at the highest point, you will only get trapped because there is no highest point in your mind.
The basics of the K-line strategy for crypto market manipulation.
Next, let's discuss the actions of the main force separately. To have a correct understanding, one needs a comprehensive foundation; a tall building rises from the ground. Without a foundation, your logic has no support and cannot be executed. Let's start with the simplest candlestick.
What is a candlestick? A candlestick records prices over a certain period. For example, daily candles, weekly candles, monthly candles, and shorter periods like hourly or minute candles.
Candlesticks mainly have four elements: highest price, lowest price, opening price, and closing price. These four elements can evolve into various types of candlesticks, such as doji stars, large bearish candlesticks, large bullish candlesticks, hammer, and inverted hammer.
Taking the daily candlestick as an example, concentrating a day's price fluctuations into one line is the daily candlestick.
Opening price: The price at zero o'clock on that day. Closing price: The price at twenty-four o'clock on that day.
Highest price: The highest price reached during the day.
Lowest price: The lowest price reached during the day.
1 is the highest price, 4 is the lowest price, 2 is the opening price, and 3 is the closing price. The space between 1 and 2 is called the upper shadow, and between 3 and 4 is called the lower shadow. From these four elements, various candlestick types can evolve, such as doji stars, large bearish candlesticks, large bullish candlesticks, hammers, and inverted hammers.
These special candlestick patterns often have different meanings at different positions.
For example, to analyze the meaning of a doji star, you must examine its formation logic. When the closing price and opening price are nearly the same, it presents a doji star state. This indicates that there has been little price fluctuation that day. Why? The market sentiment is hesitant or cautious about this price, and the main force does not want to cause large fluctuations, quietly distributing or absorbing chips. If this is accompanied by trading volume, it becomes more intuitive; subsequently, a direction is likely to be chosen. Generally speaking, when a price rises for a while and a doji star appears, it is a sign of a potential drop. If it appears after a bottom consolidation, it often indicates an upward trend.
Hammer, inverted hammer:
The principle of a hammer formation is that the main force distributes chips to retail investors, leading to a rapid price drop. To prevent a direct crash, they distribute while gradually pulling the price back. This upward action also attracts retail investors to follow the trend, making distribution easier. At the end, it forms a hammer shape, which has a strong suppression effect on future prices. Similarly, the inverted hammer also has the function of distributing chips, pushing up at the opening to lure in more buyers before falling back. Generally, when a price rises for a while and this shape appears, it indicates that the main force is distributing chips, representing a sell signal. If the main force finishes distributing, the price will plummet, posing a risk of being trapped. Conversely, at the bottom, a similar principle applies; often after the price consolidates horizontally for a while, an inverted hammer indicates that the main force is absorbing chips, signaling an entry opportunity. Buying at this moment, if you can keep your patience, often leads to good returns.
Big bullish and big bearish candlesticks:
After a period of washing out, the main force will pull out a large bullish candlestick. If the previous washout was sufficient, it is to prepare for a real upward move, aimed at leaving retail investors behind. If the previous washout was insufficient, a sudden appearance of a large bullish candlestick often leads to a large bearish candlestick the next day, aimed at washing out positions. If you panic and sell, then your shares become mine, and when I rise again, you can only watch. In fact, if retail investors do not care about price points and buy in frantically, once this happens, the main force will wash out positions again, leaving the chasing retail investors hanging on the flagpole. Thus, the appearance of a large bullish candlestick is a clarion call from the main force. When a large bullish candlestick retraces, it can be an opportunity to enter. If you encounter a significant price drop after entering, it is a signal of a washout. A moderate amount of average down can lower costs, and the time cycle for the next washout will be greatly shortened, so wait for the washout to end and then wait for profits. A large bearish candlestick is the opposite.
The emergence of a large bearish candlestick has two scenarios: one is a false drop, aimed at scaring away indecisive retail investors, absorbing this part of the chips to prepare for future upward movement. The other is a genuine drop, often occurring after the main force has finished distributing chips at the top, where the price drops sharply due to the absence of the main force's support, leading to panic selling among retail investors, further exacerbating the formation of the large bearish candlestick. This large bearish candlestick has lost the main force's involvement and is the result of retail investors competing against each other.
In summary, judging the shapes of candlesticks must be combined with the current stage, whether it’s consolidating or rising, distributing or crashing, as the meaning often varies at different stages.
Now the question arises, how to determine which stage the current candlestick is in?
The strategy of market manipulation in the crypto world is to hitch a ride:
Let's start with a trading strategy:
Every drop during an uptrend is an opportunity to enter; every rise during a downtrend is a signal to escape.
Let’s take a look at a few charts for an intuitive feel:
First, consider a question: Does such a powerful main force have weaknesses for retail investors?
Yes, this weakness is the main force's throat, and what we need to do is strike with certainty.
When a main force infiltrates a coin pair to start collecting chips, that coin pair is unlikely to make new lows. You know: Oh, the main force has begun to infiltrate. Individual rare events that make new lows will also quickly rebound. When the main force has collected sufficient chips, one necessary action is to initiate a rise. Even if many retail investors jump in at this moment, the main force must pull up because it has enough chips. What we need to do now is to ride this wave and enjoy the benefits.
Previously, the bottom position was precisely inserted at the main force's position: the throat.
So when does a trend start? When a coin pair no longer makes new lows, it indicates that the main force has entered, signaling the beginning of an upward trend. This is the trend.
Remember, once the trend begins, each drop is an opportunity to enter; don't miss it.
During an uptrend, many retail investors follow the trend, and the purpose of the downtrend is to wash out positions, but the reality is often that you chase at high points during the rise and can't bear to incur losses and cut losses at low points during the washout. Pull out your trading records and think about it; it's simply laughable.
Remember, every drop in an upward trend is just a washout; don't think that this coin is failing, that it will drop to zero or be delisted. It's merely a washout, at worst a feint; so what are you afraid of? Even if you don't know where to buy or sell, as long as you have this concept in mind, you have already surpassed 80% of retail investors. At least the candlestick has a broad framework in your eyes; as long as there is a broad framework, you have a foundation, and the rest is patience.
Some may say, 'This is because the candlestick chart has formed; you can draw it naturally. But how do you know if it hasn't formed yet?'
Do not be stubborn, do not get stuck in a dilemma; think about the logic of this process!
Someone said I entered at the throat, and I entered during the drop, but how do I determine where is the top and when to exit?
As the saying goes, those who know how to buy are apprentices, and those who know how to sell are masters. The main force often operates very subtly to prevent you from noticing their exit, so escaping is exponentially more difficult than bottom-fishing. The reality is, if you happen to sell at a high point, that's your luck; you can't eat the entire fish from head to tail, and eating a portion is enough for you to digest. Only by escaping before the main force runs can you secure your profits.
As for how to judge whether it's the top, one thing is to look at the volume, and another is to see if the coin price will make new highs. This will be discussed in a dedicated article on how to judge the main force's top.
The trading logic mentioned earlier also includes an ultimate technique: needle spikes.
Among these washout methods, I particularly love needle spikes, especially large needle spikes; I often feel a surge of excitement when I see such spikes. Because I know very well what the main force is trying to do at that moment, I call this pattern a slingshot: the tighter the slingshot is pulled back, the farther it will shoot.
So, is a needle spike scary? Not at all, it can even be a bit cute, but the premise is that it occurs in an upward trend.
Conversely, when the coin price reaches two to three times the profit, in the crypto world, profits can even reach ten or a hundred times. It's not an exaggeration to say that even if you can secure 50% of this process, you are already at the top of the retail investors' pyramid.
Once: If the price stops making new highs, be cautious. Remember these 12 words.
Once an avalanche occurs, it will be catastrophic; every rise is an opportunity to escape. Do not hold hope for a slight increase; do not hesitate, or you will be trapped for eternity.
There is an extremely dangerous operation involved: betting on rebounds. The returns are low, but the risks are enormous; it’s a case of taking fire from the fire, not worth the loss.
The most practical trick for short-term trading in the crypto world, directly from Mr. Main, sharing a set of basic skills I've learned over the past ten years.
Some may say that short-term trading is speculation!
First, Sunny Day wants to say that short-term trading is not speculation; true short-term trading is an investment behavior that requires mastering certain market operation rules and strong skills. Short-term trading truly tests a person's skills and patience. Those proficient in short-term trading must have seen many candlestick charts, studied their trends, and summarized general rules. The rules mentioned here can only be concepts based on probabilities; there cannot be completely accurate judgments because the entire market unfolds in multidimensional aspects of emotions, information, etc., and the most difficult to predict is emotion. Therefore, we can only attempt to make rough judgments.
How specifically to do it? We need to learn to summarize historical trades, noting which conditions lead to specific trends in subsequent market movements. In this process, the role of candlestick charts is invaluable; they not only reflect short, medium, and long-term fluctuations but also indicate which projects manage their market capitalization well and which projects collapse after being dumped, merely cutting the retail investors.
For instance, we have mentioned multiple times that there are many forked coins for BTC, and apart from BCH, the candlestick charts of other forked coins are hard to read.
The candlesticks of these forked coins have been falling since the start, with basically no fluctuations, sliding down like a slide, hardly giving retail investors a chance to escape. From their candlestick charts, it can be seen that the main force no longer has a large number of coins; these coins are concentrated in the hands of retail investors, thus no one is pulling the market, and it basically becomes a legacy. Many retail investors trading these coins have gone from short-term trading to mid-term, from mid-term to long-term, and from long-term to legacy.
As a novice in the crypto world, we need to pay attention to a few points:
1. First ensure a high probability of success, then consider the frequency of trading, pursuing quality before quantity. In short-term trading, take it step by step, with the principle of avoiding significant losses.
2. Be content when making profits, and be rational when incurring losses. Trading cryptocurrencies is essentially the art of regret; we cannot set our expectations too high.
3. Practice brings true knowledge. If there are experts to guide you, learning will be even faster.
If the above three points can be achieved, then at least as an investor, we will not lose our direction in the crypto world.
The most practical trick for short-term contracts in the crypto world is 'quick cuts to untangle the mess'.
In the rapidly changing world of digital currencies, trading short-term contracts is undoubtedly a financial game of sharp blades.
Various players grasp the market pulse at lightning speed, striving to increase wealth in a short time. However, faced with complex technical indicators, massive information, and volatile trends, how can one navigate smoothly and become a consistent victor in the battlefield of short-term contracts in the crypto world?
Sunny Day reveals the most practical trick—'quick cuts to untangle the mess'—to help you find a glimmer of hope amid chaos.
One: Accurately locate and lock in target coins.
1. Keep up with the hotspots, gain insight into market sentiment: Short-term trading is like hunting; you need to be highly sensitive to market hotspots. Closely monitor industry dynamics, policy changes, major events, etc., as these can trigger drastic fluctuations in market sentiment, creating good opportunities for short-term trades. Once you capture the hotspot signal, act decisively to 'strike while the iron is hot.'
2. Technical analysis to grasp the trend: Candlestick charts, MACD, RSI, and other technical indicators are the 'compass' for short-term traders. By analyzing these tools, identify key support levels, resistance levels, and trend patterns such as double tops, double bottoms, and breakouts, providing a scientific basis for trading decisions. Remember, 'a craftsman must sharpen his tools before doing his job well'.
3. Diversify investments to reduce risk exposure: Although short-term trading seeks quick profits, 'don't put all your eggs in one basket'. Reasonably allocate funds and diversify investments in multiple potential coins, which can capture more opportunities while effectively spreading risk, ensuring 'if it's not bright in the east, it shines in the west'.
Two: Operate flexibly and master trading timing.
1. Quick entry and exit, following the time principle: The essence of short-term trading lies in 'quick battles and quick decisions', avoiding attachment to the battlefield. Once the expected profit target or stop-loss point is reached, execute the trading plan decisively, and do not miss the best exit opportunity due to hesitation. 'Take the profit, secure it'.
2. Go with the trend, align with the market rhythm: The market is like a tide; those who follow will prosper, while those who resist will perish. After clarifying the trend direction, follow the principle of 'the trend is king' and avoid opposing the market's overall trend. Even if there are occasional pullbacks, as long as the main trend remains unchanged, hold your position firmly and 'stay steady on the fishing platform, no matter how severe the storm'.
3. Dynamically adjust to cope with market changes: The market changes rapidly, and trading strategies must be flexible. Regularly review your positions and adjust your take-profit and stop-loss points according to new market dynamics to ensure your strategies remain in sync with the market. 'Soldiers have no constant formation, water has no constant shape', only by responding flexibly can one maintain an invincible position in a volatile market.
Three: Mental training, firmly grasp the key to profitability.
1. Analyze calmly, discard emotional interference: In short-term trading, negative emotions such as greed, fear, and blind following often become stumbling blocks to profitability. Learn to view market fluctuations with an objective and rational perspective, unaffected by others' opinions, and truly achieve 'no matter the winds and waves, stay steady on the fishing boat'.
2. Set goals and adhere to trading discipline: Before each trade, set clear profit targets and stop-loss points, and strictly adhere to them. Regardless of how tempting the market may be, stick to 'plan your trade, trade your plan,' to avoid being passive due to impulsive decisions.
3. Continuous learning to enhance trading literacy: Short-term trading in the crypto world is not achieved overnight but requires long-term learning and practice. Pay attention to industry news, read classic books, participate in online seminars, and continuously enhance your knowledge and trading skills. Remember, 'learning is like rowing upstream; not to advance is to drop back'.
Sunny Day's advice: Short-term contract trading is like a thrilling financial adventure, and the 'quick cuts to untangle the mess' trick is a powerful tool in this adventure. Accurately pinpoint your target coins, flexibly seize trading opportunities, and with mental training and improvement, you can navigate smoothly in the world of short-term contracts in the crypto realm and realize your dream of wealth accumulation.
Remember: 'The wise plan according to the situation, while the foolish act against reason.' In the rapidly changing crypto world, may every short-term contract player become a wise trendsetter!
If you don’t want to lose everything in the crypto world, what kind of mindset should you have?
In the crypto world, follow your own rhythm; do not predict rises and falls, just observe the current trends. Operate according to the plan when conditions are met. At the same time, remain calm, learn, be patient, disciplined, think independently, maintain a good mindset, be decisive and brave, and summarize—none of these can be neglected.
Many people dive into the cryptocurrency world with fantasies of instant wealth, unaware that this impatient mindset is precisely the beginning of failure. True experts in the crypto world often view holding coins as the foundation, steadily accumulating wealth step by step.
Holding coins is a stable and far-sighted investment strategy. When you chat with friends during your leisure time and mention your involvement in the crypto world, if you don't even have a single valuable cryptocurrency, how can you confidently consider yourself a 'crypto tycoon'? It's like a scholar who claims to have a vast collection of books but has an empty study, which is hard to believe. Owning a certain number of quality coins is not only a symbol of strength but also the foundation for long-term development in the crypto world.
Contract trading in the crypto world is like a double-edged sword; it can be a shortcut to high profits in the short term but also hides enormous risks. Many are attracted by the high leverage and high returns of contracts, diving in only to end up losing everything. In contrast, holding coins is more like a long marathon; although there are no heart-pounding moments like contract trading, as long as you persist, you often reap unexpected results. Contracts may just be an interlude on the road to wealth, while holding coins is the key path to ultimately reaching the shores of wealth.
Still, if you don't know what to do in a bull market, click on my avatar, follow me, and I'll share plans for spot and contract trading in the bull market for free.
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