Help! When another brother came to me with 1000 small goals, I almost thought he was going to borrow rice to cook!
Three months ago, one night, he sent a voice message with a sobbing tone, saying there was only this little 'savings' left in his account, having cut losses halfway up the mountain during the day and chased the peaks at night. Now he couldn't even dare to sleep, fearing that he would wake up to find his account completely cleared. In the end, he squeezed out a question: 'Bro, do you think I can still be saved?'
I didn't discuss any MACD golden crosses or dead crosses with him, nor did I mention any Fibonacci retracement levels; these things were just complicating his mindset at the time. I simply told him the harsh truth: 'First, kill the dream of getting rich overnight; your only goal now is to stay alive in the game.'
Many people fail in the crypto market, and the fundamental problem is not that they don't understand candlesticks, but that they have their priorities reversed. They always feel that the wealth code is hidden among the myriad of indicators, spending every day in live streams copying trades, chasing signals to buy high and sell low, and ultimately turning themselves into 'reverse indicator collectors.'
Today, I’ll lay out the essentials here; those who can take it in can at least avoid 80% of the detours: the core of crypto trading boils down to three things: rhythm, position, and execution. These three are more effective than any flashy indicators.
Let's first talk about the three deadliest pitfalls, where 90% of people get liquidated: the first is over-leveraging, always thinking about making a comeback in one go, only to get taken out by a slight fluctuation; the second is emotional trading, seeing the market rise and getting greedy, impulsively jumping in, then panicking and cutting losses at a low point; the third is stubbornly holding on, clearly being on the wrong side but clinging to the fantasy of 'maybe it will bounce back,' ultimately turning a shallow loss into a deep loss, until the account is completely wiped out.
The plan I gave to that brother is simple to the point of being ridiculous: enter with a light position, set a stop-loss line for each trade in advance, and strictly follow the rules regardless of market fluctuations. No impulsive actions allowed.
In the first 7 days, the market was calm. He reported to me daily, saying he had resisted the urge to add to his position several times. On the 8th day, the market suddenly took off, and he followed the rhythm he had set earlier to join in, waiting until the market stabilized to take profits. Later that night, he sent a voice message; this time he was trembling with excitement: 'Bro! My account reached 2800! I finally see hope!'
In fact, this is not a miracle; it is the inevitable result of proper execution. I've seen too many people pin their hopes on 'luck,' wishing to hit a big market move and turn the tables overnight. But luck is like a gust of wind; it blows by and is gone. Only discipline and execution can give you the confidence to keep going in the long run.
To be honest, whether you believe I, as an analyst, is not important; I won't give you signals to copy. But you must trust the discipline: enter when it's time to enter, stop when it's time to stop, and wait when it's time to wait, without being led by emotions. If you can do these few things, you've already won against half the people in the crypto market.
Stop fantasizing about turning the tables through miracles; stay grounded and execute properly, and what is meant to come will naturally come. I will continue to share rhythm control techniques and position management methods in practical operations; follow me so you don't get lost \u003cm-13/\u003e\u003ct-14/\u003e\u003cc-15/\u003e
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