Seven years of trading cryptocurrencies, from $5000 to $1 million, all thanks to a set of "anti-human" mechanical processes. Pick hot spots, divide into five portions, three trades a day, strict stop-loss rules, memorize twelve life-saving mantras—80% of the market is manipulated; if you control your position and emotions, you have already outperformed 90% of people.
1. Positioning: Always divide into five
Regardless of the principal amount, split it into five parts, each part 20%. Only trade one part at a time, leaving four parts as emergency funds. Don’t bet all, surviving gives you a chance to turn things around.
2. Frequency: At most three trades per day
One trade at market open, one in the afternoon, and one before market close; after that, shut down. If you feel restless, do some push-ups; the market won’t run away, but your principal will.
3. Stop-loss: Cut losses at 30%
If you lose 30% upon entering, it means the timing is wrong. Cut immediately, do not add to your position, do not average down, do not fantasize.
4. Take profit: Take half when profit reaches 30%
Set a trailing stop for the remaining half to let profits run, but exit if it breaks the 5-day line. Don’t fall in love with the candlesticks.
5. Twelve life-saving mantras (memorize them)
Don't cut losses on sharp morning declines; afternoon rebounds are common.
Reduce positions on sharp afternoon rises; nighttime pullbacks are likely.
A rising market on low volume will continue to rise; a falling market on low volume will continue to fall.
Prices rise before positive news lands, and drop right after.
Daring to bottom fish during continuous daytime declines; Americans often push prices up after 21:30.
The deeper the spike, the more genuine the signal—buy on long lower shadows, sell on long upper shadows.
Heavy positions will get liquidated; your name is always on the exchange's liquidation list.
Just when you stop-loss, the market reverses—manipulators are washing out positions.
Almost break-even? The rebound often stops right at your door.
Just when you take profit, the rocket launches—light positions are easier to pull.
When you get excited, a waterfall awaits—emotions are the manipulator's remote control.
When you’re out of positions, the market rises universally; FOMO rushes you in and immediately traps you.
6. The final phrase
80% of the market is manipulated, 20% of the time it gives profit. We can’t control the manipulators, but we can control our positions and emotions. By doing these two things, you have already outperformed 90% of people.
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