The cryptocurrency world is always a turbulent arena of wealth. Countless people rush in with dreams of 'financial freedom,' but at the end, only a few can leave smiling. If you also plan to dive into this deep sea of crypto trading, then you must watch the following content closely — it might help you survive a few more rounds in the ever-changing market.

In the world of trading, there has never been such a thing as 'lying down to win.' Want to stand firm? The first step is to have a solid foundation; news can help you hit the rhythm right, and technical indicators are like a 'microscope' that sees through the market. If you're too lazy to even do market research and your capital planning is a mess, the money you invest will basically just be 'cannon fodder' for the market. How many retail investors rush in with enthusiasm only to leave in defeat, this kind of scene plays out every day.

Those technical indicators that have been around for years, such as MACD divergence, KDJ overbought and oversold, support and resistance levels, have managed to last so long in the cryptocurrency world for a reason. Don't expect them to let you win every time, but they can at least give you a rough direction in the chaotic K-line, which is better than blindly buying with your eyes closed.

Rolling warehouse method: The legendary wealth accelerator?

There is a highly praised method in the cryptocurrency world — the rolling warehouse method, and many people treat it as a 'wealth password.' Some say that holding 1 million in capital can change one’s life. Take spot trading as an example, a 20% increase means 200,000, which is enough for many people to work for a whole year. But in investing, one must be grounded and not always fantasize about making tens of millions overnight; first learn to make small profits, then ponder how to make big profits. In trading, one must be able to see the size of opportunities; it can't always be small stakes, nor can one go all in at the slightest chance. Usually use small positions to 'test the waters,' and when encountering a big market trend, concentrate firepower to strike; this is the approach of smart people.

But rolling warehouse method is not something that can be used anytime, it needs to wait for specific opportunities to exert force. For example:

The market has been grinding sideways for a long time, volatility has fallen to the bottom, and it's about to choose a direction;

In a bull market, if there are sudden large rises and falls, don’t miss out on this 'money-giving' opportunity to buy at the bottom;

When the key resistance or support levels on the weekly chart are heavily broken, and the trend is about to change.

Besides these situations, at other times, you should stop when you need to; don’t force it.

Rolling warehouse practical operations: remember these two moves.

First move: Increase position with floating profit, the more you earn, the bolder you become.

When the orders in your hand start to make money, don’t rush to celebrate; consider whether you can increase your position. But there’s a prerequisite: after increasing your position, you must lower the cost, so that the risk can be managed. Don’t just increase at the sight of a profit; wait for the right timing, such as when it pulls back to a key support level.

Second move: Base position + trading, steady and profitable.

Divide your funds into several parts, leaving one part as a base position, holding it firmly without moving. The remaining money should be used for high selling and low buying; if it rises a lot, sell a bit, if it falls a lot, buy a bit. As for how much to divide, it depends on your temperament and capital amount; be conservative with more base positions, or a bit more aggressive with the trading amount.

The last piece of honest advice.

In cryptocurrency investment, risks come faster than profits. Don't believe in the nonsense of 'guaranteed profits,' no matter how powerful the rolling warehouse method is, it cannot withstand the market's random fluctuations. You must weigh the risks when using it, and set stop-losses properly. Also, keep an eye on market dynamics, and take time to learn new things; otherwise, you can easily be left behind by the market.

Besides the rolling warehouse method, what other cryptocurrency skills do you want to know? Or have you fallen into any traps during trading? We can discuss it together; maybe we can avoid pitfalls together.