Do you also feel that one day in the crypto world is like a year in the human world?
Account fluctuations, staying up late to watch the market until losing hair, yet realizing that the returns are not even as good as the neighbor aunt's index fund investment?
Don't worry, today I won't talk about metaphysics or boast. I will share the hard-earned experiences from my three liquidation events to reveal the truths that those 'experts' never disclose.
(Personal opinion + practical tips):
Many people think that trading cryptocurrencies relies on luck, but in fact, it depends on systematic survival principles.
The following 10 points are the 'anti-human' insights that I have repeatedly verified during my journey from loss to stable profits, especially the 7th point, which might help you avoid the next black swan.
Less capital? Learn from the leopard's hunting.
If your funds are less than the down payment for a car, don’t trade frequently every day.
Only grab 1-2 certain opportunities a year; earn and learn outside the market the rest of the time; patience is the best leverage for small capital.
Refuse to be a 'self-taught success'.
Don't touch real accounts until you've tested your strategy 100 times in a demo account.
The market specializes in treating all kinds of defiance; your cognitive gap is just the profit in someone else's pocket.
Beware of the 'good news trap'.
When sudden good news breaks, first ask yourself: why do I know this first?
If you didn't escape that day, a high open the next day is often an escape window, not a charge call.
Must-do actions before the festival.
Reducing positions before a long holiday is like checking the gas before leaving; you may not use it every time, but one oversight could be catastrophic.
'Low open after the holiday' is not metaphysics; it's a liquidity rule.
Survival guide for medium to long-term players.
Cash is always your best position.
Don't think about catching every fluctuation; leave the fish head and tail for the greedy, you only catch the fattest part of the fish.
Short trades only play with 'heartbeat coins'.
Choosing coins is like choosing a dance partner; you must find a 'lead dancer' with active trading volume and high volatility.
Fishing in a stagnant pool means catching only loneliness.
Golden signal during a decline.
A gentle decline is like a dull knife cutting meat; a sharp drop is the prelude to a rebound.
Understanding the rhythm allows you to find the treasure coordinates when others panic.
Cutting losses is an art.
If your loss exceeds 10% and you still don't cut losses? Then you're not investing; you're making a wish.
Preserving capital is more important than doubling it once; the table doesn't lack opportunities, but lacks chips still in play.
Short-term tracking tool.
15-minute K-line + RSI (or KDJ) combination is more useful than watching 8 screens.
Set key values, let machines remind you to act, and say goodbye to emotional trading.
Simplicity to the extreme is the ultimate skill.
Mastering one strategy of 'trend breakthrough' or 'support level investment' is far better than learning a hundred flashy techniques.
Most people fail not because they know too little, but because they know too much halfway.
If you've ever missed opportunities in a bull market or bottomed out in a bear market halfway up the mountain,
Don't lose heart; the market always rewards those willing to iterate their understanding.
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