Every morning, after dropping off my child, I go home to cook breakfast while reviewing pre-market data. At nine o’clock sharp, I open my computer, and organize dozens of currency charts, logging the previous day's trading volume, average price, and profit-loss ratios, just like preparing a financial report.

Trading is not about staying up all night and gambling on luck; it’s a lifestyle of controlling the rhythm.

The time when I truly made money was actually very short—focused from 9:30 to 10:50, intensely monitoring the market, frequently doing scalping, switching currencies, and adjusting positions without getting distracted for a second.

After noon, the market tends to weaken; occasionally check your phone, take action if there’s an opportunity, and wait patiently if there isn’t.

Work ends at four; I shut down my computer and give myself freedom. Sometimes I go fishing, sometimes I take a walk, completely disconnecting from the market. During the time I spend helping my child with homework in the evening, I use it to review and take notes, checking if I missed any signals.

On days without market activity, I go fishing in the mountains, keeping an app open on my phone to monitor the market. Even if the rod doesn’t move, my account could still gain thousands.

Iron rule of trading crypto: Surviving is more important than winning; cash is more valuable than faith.

In the crypto world, surviving is more critical than making money. A market surge isn’t scary; having no bullets in your account is truly despairing.

I never go all-in and never bet everything. I always keep more than 30% of my account liquid, diversify across multiple currencies, and dynamically adjust my positions. When trends arise, I follow them; when risks come, I swiftly avoid them.

An account is not meant for all-in gambling; it’s your 'blood bag' for surviving and turning around.

Retail investors' six rules to avoid pitfalls: breaking any one of them may lead to a margin call.

1. Take profit and stop loss; it’s not an option, it’s discipline.

Failing to take profit in time means profits fly away; failing to execute stop loss means the account is ruined.

2. Don’t think about bottom fishing or peaking; the mid-section is where real profits are made.

No one can ever catch the absolute bottom or top; making money in the mid-trend is the most reliable.

3. No volume in an uptrend means a turnaround is a pit.

A price surge without volume is all hot air; if you chase in, just wait to be the one left holding the bag.

4. When good news appears, decide in three seconds; hesitation means missing out.

If you can’t see the first wave clearly, don’t chase the high; it’s more comfortable to ambush and catch the rebound.

5. Don’t make moves during a consolidation phase; don’t let itchy fingers ruin your account.

Ninety percent of the market is in fluctuation; true trends only last a short while, so don’t gamble on breakthroughs.

6. Don’t despair during a crash; opportunities are sprouting.

While others are cutting losses, you calmly take over; big profits are often made during such times.

MACD continuous divergence system: Steady as an old dog, earning steadily.

This system is not metaphysics; it has been refined from hundreds of reviews.

Core signals: Continuous divergence + Trend confirmation + Dynamic stop loss.

Especially in extreme market conditions of big rises and falls, this is more reliable than any mystical candlestick pattern.

Parameter optimization:

• Set MACD to 13, 34 for cleaner signals.

• Top divergence: Price hits a new high, MACD doesn’t follow → Bearish buildup.

• Bottom divergence: Price hits a new low, MACD rebounds → Bullish ambush.

Special note: If the MACD shows continuous divergence but does not break the zero line, or just briefly crosses it, it may be a sign that the main force is washing out positions. It could be either the last chance to get in or time to run away.

Airbag: 13-period ATR stop-loss mechanism.

The greater the volatility, the wider the stop loss. ATR is your shock absorber and also the last line of defense.

A liquidation is never caused by the market but is the consequence of not setting a stop loss.

Entry logic: Left-side ambush + Right-side confirmation.

MACD is just a warning; the real decision to enter must look at the bigger picture:

• MACD divergence → Capture key points.

• Moving average system → Determine trend direction (golden cross/dead cross).

• RSI/KDJ → Filter out fluctuation interference.

• ATR → Precise stop loss, guarding the principal.

Only strike hard when all four factors agree; otherwise, hold steady, and missing out is not regrettable.

Trading doesn’t bind life; self-discipline is freedom.

I am a full-time trader, but I am not a slave to the market. Trading is just a part of my life, not my whole life.

The ultimate meaning of making money is not buying a yacht, but having the time to do what you love.

You can go fishing, accompany your child in doing homework, and calmly increase your positions during a downturn instead of crying and lamenting.

Opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking, but you must first survive.

Spend two hours a day building your own trading system, learning to control emotions and practicing stable positions. Don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight; survive first to have the qualification to win.

If you are still anxious in the crypto world, chasing highs and selling lows, suffering day and night, you might as well try my method.

No heavy positions, no greed, no fantasies; rely on discipline to achieve win rates and use a system to regain freedom.

Real turnarounds are never based on luck, but on survival + continuous efforts.

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