Can't make big money with cryptocurrency? Because you're "struggling against emotions"
To put it bluntly, many people don't buy cryptocurrencies for investment; they are "betting on emotions"—buying in a frenzy when prices rise and panicking to sell when prices drop, completely led by emotions. How can they make big money?
In fact, the logic of making money in the crypto world is quite simple: first, get your understanding right, then execute properly. Seriously adhere to the following 6 points, and don't fumble around with emotions; only then can wealth steadily grow!
1. The trend is your father; don't go against your father.
The trend is the root of making money; when there is no trend, even the best cryptocurrencies won't move.
Big investors only operate in trending markets—only when there is a bullish signal from moving averages or a strong upward movement do they take action; if there is no trend, they stay in cash and might only risk a little money to test the waters, but they never mess around.
In contrast, many people try to catch the bottom when the trend is falling, saying, "It's at a good level now"; when the trend is rising, they hesitate to buy, saying, "It's too high"—isn't this just going against the trend? Going against your father, can you expect good results?
2. Choose strong coins; don't touch "dead fish"
Choosing the right coin means you've already won half the battle; choosing the wrong coin makes even the best techniques useless.
What is a strong coin? It's one that can rise sharply, moving upwards consistently, and when it drops, it barely retraces—like when it rises 50%, it only retraces by 10%; that's a strong coin.
And a weak coin? It rises 3% and then falls by 5%, oscillating back and forth, making it exhausting—buying it is just a waste of time, and it's easy to get stuck holding it.
Don't listen to others blindly promoting "potential coins"; what potential? If it can't rise, it's just a "weak coin"—choose strong ones to buy, and there will be profits!
3. Staying in cash is harder than opening a position, but you must endure!
Many people lose money because they get "itchy hands"—even when there is no market trend, they insist on finding a coin to buy, under the pretense of "not wanting to miss an opportunity," only to chase high prices and get stuck at the peak, losing a lot in fees.
Those who really know how to play can endure staying in cash: absolutely do not chase highs; wait until the bottom (or a temporary bottom) before taking action.
Before entering, make sure to clarify: is this coin strong? Is the technical pattern good? Is there capital supporting it? Weak coins should be passed; it's better to wait in cash than to buy randomly—being in cash doesn't mean there are no opportunities; it means waiting for a "sure opportunity to earn!"
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