$PTB 8 In the cryptocurrency world, being able to keep an account above 5 million,
has never relied on luck,
but rather learning to stop and exercise restraint after stepping into pitfalls again and again.
$AVAAI Many people ask me how to choose coins and when to enter the market.
To be honest, my current system is quite simple, even a bit 'boring',
but it’s these boring rules that have kept me from blowing up my account for a long time.
$TRUTH The first step in choosing coins is to look at the gainers list.
It's not about chasing gains, but confirming whether there is active capital in the market.
Money tends to appear repeatedly in places with liquidity,
and coins that remain stagnant for a long time are basically not worth the effort.
I rarely focus on short-term K-lines,
the core is to look at the monthly MACD.
No golden cross means holding cash,
short-term movements are noise, trends determine whether you can hold on.
The 60-70 day moving average is a position I check every day.
Only consider adding positions when there's a pullback and increased volume;
if there are no conditions, just wait, the market is never short of opportunities.
After entering the market, I also never fall in love with the battle.
If it rises, take profits according to the plan,
if it breaks key moving averages, exit immediately.
Most people don't see it wrong, but are unwilling to admit mistakes.
Take profits in batches.
Reduce by 30% once, then reduce by 50% again,
it doesn't matter if you miss a sell, there will be opportunities next time.
The most important rule:
If it breaks the 70-day line, liquidate without conditions.
No matter how long you've held, never fight against the market,
this rule is the reason I can continue to survive in this space.
In the cryptocurrency world, it has never been about being smart,
but about who can consistently execute discipline.
Don’t think about making a quick fortune,
the ones who truly make money are those who repeatedly adhere to the rules.
