Don't always fantasize about getting rich overnight. If your foundation isn't solid, how can you expect to turn things around? The market is not a charity; relying on luck won't get you far. $TNSR

First, tools are more reliable than news.

Listen less to those stories about 'institutions entering the market' or 'big players building positions.' By the time you hear them, it's often too late. What can truly help you are the tools in your hand—mastering basic indicators like MACD and RSI is far more useful than chasing ten 'magical indicators.' As for the Martingale strategy, if you don't understand the underlying logic and just replicate it, you'll eventually be bitten by it.

Second, news is often a contrarian indicator.

So-called good news often serves as a smokescreen to attract retail investors to take over; supposed bad news might also be a tactic for shaking out weak hands. How many times has news come out only for prices to move in the opposite direction? Remember one time when rumors about an ETF were flying around, and many were waiting for a surge, but the market responded with a significant pullback—that's a lesson learned.

Third, beginners should start with the basics.

The indicators provided by the system are often the most practical. Quantitative parameters are not magic; they must align with your own trading rhythm to be effective. The Martingale strategy is not about luck; it relies on position management and risk control, not blind leverage.

To survive in this market, you need to understand price movements, manage your positions, and maintain your mindset. Master the tools, control the rhythm, and avoid being anxious or greedy, and you can truly stand your ground.

I am Brother Jie, @bit杰哥 not bragging or making empty promises, just sharing practical experience that can help you survive in the market. The road is still long; steady progress is the way to go. #巨鲸动向 #币圈