🔥🔥🔥After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies and losing 6 million, I finally understood this principle
$BTC 8After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, I lost 6 million.
$SOL It's not bad luck, but rather taking too many detours.
$ETH Over the years, I've seen too many people come in, get liquidated, and leave, and I've watched myself gradually go from impulsive to calm.
To be honest, those who survive are not because they are smart, but because they finally learned to obey.
Many people ask me: "How do you choose coins? How do you make trades?"
In fact, my current method is very simple,
but it is these "simple" things that allow me to earn more steadily and lastingly.
First rule: When choosing coins, always look at the rise ranking.
Don't look for those coins that are stagnant.
The market's main force, sentiment, and funds are only in places with fluctuations.
Only those that have risen have the potential to be traded again.
Second rule: Look at the monthly MACD, not the messy K-line noise.
When a golden cross appears, then enter;
If there is no golden cross, stay out.
K-lines can deceive you, but trends will not.
Don't gamble on "oversold rebounds," that is a trap set for gamblers.
Third rule: Keep an eye on the 70-day line.
It is the indicator I pay the most attention to every day.
When the coin price pulls back to around the 70-day line and the trading volume starts to increase—I dare to increase my position.
But as soon as it breaks below the 70-day line, regardless of profit or loss, I leave immediately.
No hesitation, no reasoning, this rule has saved me countless times.
Fourth rule: Take profit in batches.
Don't try to eat the whole fish.
When it rises by 30%, cut half; when it rises by 50%, cut half again.
Never fantasize about a "perfect selling point,"
the profits you can steadily pocket are truly yours.
Many people perish because they "can't bear to leave."
Clearly making a profit, yet they insist on waiting for it to rise a bit more.
What’s the result? From profit to loss, from confidence to collapse.
Remember, there will always be a next wave in the market; once emotions collapse, there won't be a next time.
In the end, trading cryptocurrencies is not about IQ, but about execution and discipline.
Those with simple rules are often the ones who survive the easiest.
Because they don't fantasize, don't gamble with their lives, they just execute.
The cryptocurrency world will not treat a compliant person poorly,
but it will definitely teach a harsh lesson to someone who doesn't understand the rules.@阿黎的翻仓计划
