After years of trading cryptocurrencies, from liquidation to sleepless nights, I am now steadily making profits. I share this with all the newcomers struggling in the crypto world, it's not about calls, it's a survival manual. 🔥🔥🔥
Because I understand - in the crypto world, those who survive are qualified to talk about making money. I have been stubborn about this point, and now I can stabilize above 80% this year, not relying on all-in bets or gambling on market trends, but solely on recognizing trends and strictly adhering to discipline.
This article is for all the newcomers struggling in the crypto world, it's not about calls, it's a survival manual.
1. Only make trades after 9 PM, don't waste your time during the day. 👇👇👇
During the day, news flies around, shorts and longs clash, and prices fluctuate erratically. The truly clear and trend-driven market often appears after 9 PM. Especially during the transition of the European and American markets, once the direction is clear, it tends to move more smoothly.
2. After making money, the first thing to do: cash out. The biggest problem in the crypto world is not the inability to make money, but whether to cash out after earning. 💰💰💰
Every time my account has an extra 1000 USDT, I immediately withdraw 400 USDT to my bank card and let the rest continue to grow. Why? Because the money withdrawn is real, the numbers in the account are just digits. Too many people, thinking of doubling their 10,000 USDT, end up losing their principal after a pullback.
3. Watch the candlestick chart, not just feelings. The biggest taboo in trading is relying on 'feelings', that's a sure way to lose. 💻💻💻
My advice: install TradingView on your phone, and monitor these three indicators: MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands.
Only open trades when at least two signals align; avoid short timeframes like five minutes. For short-term trading, look at the 1-hour chart; for trends, use the 4-hour chart. For example, if I am going long on ETH, I will only do so if it has been strong above the midline for two consecutive hours; if it's consolidating, I will look for support points on the 4-hour chart and enter when it approaches support. Many people hit their stop losses mechanically, getting wiped out by the market makers.
I suggest two approaches: When you have time to monitor the market, dynamically raise your stop loss (for example, if you opened at 1000 and it rises to 1100, then raise the stop loss to 1050). When you can't monitor the market, set a hard stop loss at 3% to guard against market makers. Having a stop loss is not a shame, but a pass to survive.
4. I must withdraw funds at least once a week, this is a habit I have developed initially. ⭐⭐⭐
Every Friday, without fail, I withdraw 30% of my profits.
No matter how much you earn, always withdraw to your bank card first, then discuss the next steps for position rolling. If you stick to this action for 3 months, you will find yourself finally breaking the cycle of repeatedly going back to zero.
5. Remember these rules: Do not use leverage over 10 times. 👉👉👉
Newbies should limit contracts to 3-5 times leverage and no more than 3 trades a day. Overtrading can be risky. Stay away from dog coins, shit coins, and meme coins—these are all high activity + low value schemes by market manipulators. Never borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies.
At this point, if you think this trade is a sure win, remember the most important point: trading cryptocurrencies is not a gamble; it's a profession. Have a work-like rhythm: check the market at the right time, close at the right time, take profits when you earn, and stop when you lose.
Don't stay up late, don't chase prices, don't fantasize about free money falling from the sky. If you do this for three months, you'll find that stabilizing your profits is more important than getting rich quickly. It's not that you can't make money, you just haven't learned how to live and hold onto your profits. Remember the underlying logic, maybe the opportunity is right downstairs from your house.#非农就业数据来袭 $BTC $ETH #币圈生存法则
