#我的策略演变 Blindly Following Trends and Impulsive Trading

When first entering the cryptocurrency space, many people (including myself) may go through a phase of blindly following trends. Seeing a particular coin suddenly surge, one can't help but jump in, fantasizing about quickly making high returns. Such impulsive trading is often based on short-term market fluctuations and recommendations from others, lacking in-depth analysis of the project's fundamentals. For example, when a popular coin is widely discussed, one might rush in without considering factors like the technical team and application scenarios, simply because of the rapid price increase. As a result, one may likely get stuck when the market corrects, suffering significant losses.

Mid-Term: Trying Technical Analysis and Swing Trading

As experience accumulates, one begins to attempt using technical analysis to guide trading. Learning various technical indicators, such as moving averages, MACD, RSI, etc., and predicting market trends by analyzing price movements and changes in trading volume. For instance, when one sees a coin's price running above the moving average system, and the MACD indicator shows a golden cross, it may be perceived as a buy signal. At the same time, one starts to pay attention to short-term market fluctuations, engaging in swing trading, attempting to profit from price changes. This stage is more rational than the early phase, but it also has certain limitations, as technical analysis is often based on historical data, and market changes may exceed expectations.