After spending a long time in the crypto world, you understand that no matter how crazy the market gets, you’re not afraid, as long as there are bullets in your account; watching opportunities slip away while feeling anxious is what you fear.

I never fill my positions completely, nor will I stubbornly cling to a single coin. I always keep over 30% of my capital in liquid assets, diversify my holdings, and adjust my positions flexibly according to the market.

When the market is bullish, gradually increase your holdings; if the trend shows any signs of a downturn, quickly reduce your position to protect your capital.

To be very straightforward: your account is not for betting on tomorrow; it’s for surviving in the market.

As long as you are still at the table, there is always a chance to turn things around.

Retail investors want to stand out in the crypto world; don't step on these six life-or-death lines, a mistake on one could lead to immediate exit.

Setting stop-loss and take-profit is not a suggestion; it is a must-follow strict command.

Seeing the right market but failing to take profits on time results in nothing but disappointment; seeing the wrong direction and not stopping loss is like jumping straight into hell.

Stop always thinking about picking bottoms and tops; following the trend is the true king's path.

Trying to pick bottoms and tops is what gamblers do; a more stable approach is to earn profits from the middle segment, as there are always trends to follow in the market.

When there’s no transaction volume supporting an increase, it’s mostly an illusion; looking back, it's all traps.

An increase without transaction volume backing it is likely orchestrated by major players; don’t be foolish enough to jump in as a bag holder.

When positive news comes out, you have to react within three seconds; if you miss the first wave, don't chase the high.

Opportunities are fleeting; if you can’t grab the leaders, go for those that are catching up.

In a consolidating market, just take a break; don't gamble with luck.

The market is in a state of fluctuation 90% of the time; the real main upward trend is just a small segment. If you miss the main upward trend, don’t panic; the market will come back.

A crash is not the end of the world; rather, it is the signal for opportunity to begin.

The real bottom often appears at the most panic-stricken times. While others are cutting losses, you quietly pick up goods; the profit comes from being calm.

MACD continuous divergence strategy: if used well, annualization doubling is not a dream.

This strategy is not some magical skill; it is built on discipline and data.

The core gameplay is: continuous divergence in MACD, especially in extreme markets, is more useful than most indicators.

Key strategy points:

Set MACD to 13 and 34 for more accurate signals.

When the price hits a new high or low, but MACD does not follow.

Top divergence: the price is rising, but momentum is weakening; bears are quietly brewing.

Bottom divergence: the price is falling, but momentum is strong; bulls are lurking beneath.

Auxiliary stop-loss: use 13-period ATR to prevent margin calls; when volatility is high, the stop-loss range can be slightly widened.

A way to increase win rate: enter with a small position on the left side, confirm on the right side before adding to the position; only add heavily when all four signals align; otherwise, it’s better to miss out than to chase randomly.

Trading should be integrated into life, not have life tied down by trading.

I am a full-time trader, but I don’t stare at the market for 12 hours a day. I believe more in discipline and systems than in momentary emotions and impulses.

The meaning of trading has never been about getting rich overnight, but about gaining freedom.

You can go fishing in the afternoon, help your child with homework, and even if a crash happens, you can remain calm and add to your positions.

If you’re still struggling in the crypto space, why not try this approach — spend two hours a day practicing systems, controlling emotions, and managing positions.

Don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight; that’s often the prelude to disaster. The market can change at any time; as long as you don’t exit, turning things around is just a matter of time.

If someone is confused due to market fluctuations and doesn't know how to deal with being stuck, or feels misled during trading, feel free to communicate with Sister C about the market!
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