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The most obvious sign of someone who can make a living through trading is not how bright their account numbers are, but rather an almost dull calmness.
No longer does one’s heart race over how much was made on a particular trade, nor do they lose sleep over temporary losses. Market fluctuations are like tides; you stand on the shore, knowing when to bend down to pick up shells and when to retreat to higher ground — no longer being led by every movement of the candlestick chart, nor feeling the need to prove to anyone, 'I can do it.'
I once fantasized about 'turning a single trade into a fortune,' but later understood that stable profits are never reliant on a few windfall trades, but rather on the resilience to weather through the downturns. When facing three consecutive losses, one can review strategies and adjust positions as usual, rather than doubling down out of spite; when the account curve lies flat for half a month, they still execute every trade as planned, patiently waiting for the trend to warm up. Behind those slowly rising numbers lies the confidence of being able to 'afford losses' and the composure to 'stay grounded.'
More importantly, you are clear about where the profits in your account come from — not from a stroke of luck, but from a set of rules honed over hundreds of times: when to open a position, how much to add, and where to set stop-loss and take-profit, all as methodical as an old farmer tending to his fields. So no matter how chaotic the market gets, you can confidently say 'I can survive,' because what supports you is a method, not mere chance.
I no longer see this field as synonymous with 'freelancing.' I know it can be tough: staying up late watching the US market, the gloom of consecutive losses, the solitude of reviewing trades. But these struggles have become routine, just like an old farmer who has grown accustomed to the wind and sun — it’s not that it’s not hard work, but rather that I've accepted this path and trusted that I can continue on it.
When all the fantasies about trading settle into 'doing what needs to be done,' and when understanding can reliably catch every execution, you can truly live off it. In this state, there are no legends, only the solidness of 'doing one thing thoroughly.'
No longer does one’s heart race over how much was made on a particular trade, nor do they lose sleep over temporary losses. Market fluctuations are like tides; you stand on the shore, knowing when to bend down to pick up shells and when to retreat to higher ground — no longer being led by every movement of the candlestick chart, nor feeling the need to prove to anyone, 'I can do it.'
I once fantasized about 'turning a single trade into a fortune,' but later understood that stable profits are never reliant on a few windfall trades, but rather on the resilience to weather through the downturns. When facing three consecutive losses, one can review strategies and adjust positions as usual, rather than doubling down out of spite; when the account curve lies flat for half a month, they still execute every trade as planned, patiently waiting for the trend to warm up. Behind those slowly rising numbers lies the confidence of being able to 'afford losses' and the composure to 'stay grounded.'
More importantly, you are clear about where the profits in your account come from — not from a stroke of luck, but from a set of rules honed over hundreds of times: when to open a position, how much to add, and where to set stop-loss and take-profit, all as methodical as an old farmer tending to his fields. So no matter how chaotic the market gets, you can confidently say 'I can survive,' because what supports you is a method, not mere chance.
I no longer see this field as synonymous with 'freelancing.' I know it can be tough: staying up late watching the US market, the gloom of consecutive losses, the solitude of reviewing trades. But these struggles have become routine, just like an old farmer who has grown accustomed to the wind and sun — it’s not that it’s not hard work, but rather that I've accepted this path and trusted that I can continue on it.
When all the fantasies about trading settle into 'doing what needs to be done,' and when understanding can reliably catch every execution, you can truly live off it. In this state, there are no legends, only the solidness of 'doing one thing thoroughly.'
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The end of the month is approaching, and the market is at a critical turning point of volatility. Due to the escalation of the situation in the Middle East and other influences, recent market fluctuations have intensified, and some investors are facing pressure on their positions; rational judgment is crucial.
Minimum entry is 5000U;
Note: The market has risks, and investments should be made with caution. Strategies are for reference only and do not constitute a guarantee; investors should make decisions based on their own risk tolerance.
Minimum entry is 5000U;
Note: The market has risks, and investments should be made with caution. Strategies are for reference only and do not constitute a guarantee; investors should make decisions based on their own risk tolerance.
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📈 $AURORA up 68%
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Soaring 62%
💡 Today's Gossip
🎬 Trump's media technology group will integrate http://Crypto.com wallet and introduce CRO token
🛎 A certain address made several million XPL on Hyperliquid, clearing the order book and causing all accounts to be liquidated, earning $16 million in one minute
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Learn these 3 tips, even beginners can avoid pitfalls 💥
Dear friends, after ten years of navigating the cryptocurrency world, I've seen too many newcomers lose their capital because they lack skills. Today, Garry shares 3 core trading techniques that can help you avoid at least 80% of the pitfalls!
Tip 1: "Trend + Key Levels" Dual Verification for Opening Positions
Stop opening positions based on gut feelings! Reliable opening positions must meet two conditions:
First, look at the larger time frame trend (such as 4 hours, daily) to determine whether it is an uptrend, downtrend, or consolidation;
Then find key support/resistance levels in the smaller time frame (1 hour), such as previous highs/lows and areas of high trading volume.
For example, BTC has been consolidating around 110,000 recently, with a 4-hour trend indicating consolidation. When the 1-hour drops to 109,000 (support level) and shows signs of stabilization, that is a safe point for opening a long position.
Tip 2: "Take Partial Profits + Trailing Stop Loss" to Lock in Profits
Many people make profits and then lose them because they don’t know how to lock in profits! Here’s my commonly used method:
Hold onto your base position, first close a part of your position (for example, 30%) to lower your cost basis;
Set a trailing stop loss for the remaining position, such as moving it up 200 points from the opening price. If the price rises, the stop loss moves up with it; if it drops and triggers the stop loss, you can still keep most of your profits.
I did this when ETH rose from 4700 to 4900, first closing 25%, then setting the trailing stop loss at 4800 for the remainder, ultimately capturing most of the gains.
Tip 3: "Small Position for Trial and Large Position for Trend Following" to Control Risks
Never go all in! Proper position management is:
First, use a small position (such as 10%) for trial and verify the direction is correct, then gradually increase the position (adding 10%-15% each time);
If the direction is wrong, stop loss on the small position, keeping the losses within an acceptable range.
For instance, with SOL's recent market, I first used a 5% position to test the long, and after it went up, I added to 20% in two increments, securing a solid profit.
These techniques may seem simple, but not many can execute them effectively. Want to follow me step by step to practice these techniques? Follow me, and I will break down more real-world cases, guiding you from "chaotic trading" to "steady profits" ~#ETH
Dear friends, after ten years of navigating the cryptocurrency world, I've seen too many newcomers lose their capital because they lack skills. Today, Garry shares 3 core trading techniques that can help you avoid at least 80% of the pitfalls!
Tip 1: "Trend + Key Levels" Dual Verification for Opening Positions
Stop opening positions based on gut feelings! Reliable opening positions must meet two conditions:
First, look at the larger time frame trend (such as 4 hours, daily) to determine whether it is an uptrend, downtrend, or consolidation;
Then find key support/resistance levels in the smaller time frame (1 hour), such as previous highs/lows and areas of high trading volume.
For example, BTC has been consolidating around 110,000 recently, with a 4-hour trend indicating consolidation. When the 1-hour drops to 109,000 (support level) and shows signs of stabilization, that is a safe point for opening a long position.
Tip 2: "Take Partial Profits + Trailing Stop Loss" to Lock in Profits
Many people make profits and then lose them because they don’t know how to lock in profits! Here’s my commonly used method:
Hold onto your base position, first close a part of your position (for example, 30%) to lower your cost basis;
Set a trailing stop loss for the remaining position, such as moving it up 200 points from the opening price. If the price rises, the stop loss moves up with it; if it drops and triggers the stop loss, you can still keep most of your profits.
I did this when ETH rose from 4700 to 4900, first closing 25%, then setting the trailing stop loss at 4800 for the remainder, ultimately capturing most of the gains.
Tip 3: "Small Position for Trial and Large Position for Trend Following" to Control Risks
Never go all in! Proper position management is:
First, use a small position (such as 10%) for trial and verify the direction is correct, then gradually increase the position (adding 10%-15% each time);
If the direction is wrong, stop loss on the small position, keeping the losses within an acceptable range.
For instance, with SOL's recent market, I first used a 5% position to test the long, and after it went up, I added to 20% in two increments, securing a solid profit.
These techniques may seem simple, but not many can execute them effectively. Want to follow me step by step to practice these techniques? Follow me, and I will break down more real-world cases, guiding you from "chaotic trading" to "steady profits" ~#ETH
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