'In the crypto world, U only rewards the 'fools'—this may sound harsh, but it is a lesson I learned with real money.
The market is like a casino, where most people crowd at the table of 'the mob' to gamble their luck, while on the other side is the 'ATM'. The paper in between is called emotions. Once pierced, the money will naturally flow in.
The four steps we discussed today are not secrets; they are bloody rules.
1. Give up on being 'smart' and stick to the 'foolish bottom line'
In my early years, I was also obsessed with 'buying low and selling high'. What was the result? I ran away after a 5% rise, missing out on a doubling opportunity; I cut losses after a 5% drop, repeatedly hitting my face. Later, I understood: frequent trading is a variant of greed.
My 'foolish method' has just two rules:
Ignore coins with daily fluctuations of less than 8%—the noise is not worth wasting emotions on.
Stop-loss should strictly limit the principal to 2%—those who lose big money often start from small losses and become numb.
Turning vague 'feelings' into iron rules is like locking up emotions. The market fears such people the most: the calmer you are, the more money it gives you.
Two, only pick 'deeply fallen gold', test the waters with 10%.
The stories of new coins skyrocketing sound great, but they are scripts written by others. I only focus on old mainstream coins that have dropped more than 90% and have been consolidating for more than half a year (like ADA, ATOM, etc.).
First, use 10% of your funds to explore like a 'dead soldier'—this money won't hurt to lose, but it can help me find the bottom range. The longer it consolidates, the greater the explosive potential; this is called 'picking gold from a garbage heap'.
Three, when the trend rises, a pullback is like feeding the hungry.
Wait for the coin price to break through the 200-day moving average with volume, and if it doesn't break the previous low on the pullback, I will add 20%-30% to my position.
At this time, the price is definitely higher than the lowest point, but it's still much cheaper than the 'psychological breakdown point'. Buying a more certain trend at a higher price is the real way to save money.
Don't get hung up on 'not buying at the lowest point'—your goal is to make money, not to show off screenshots.
Four, profit harvesting technique: withdraw the principal, leave 'infinite coins'.
My strictest rule: when profits double, first withdraw the principal + 50% profit, and transfer to a cold wallet.
The remaining position is called 'infinite coins'—don't be overly joyful when it skyrockets, and don't feel pain when it drops to zero.
Last year, I had a friend who lost 600,000, and he followed this method. After half a year, he not only recouped his losses but also made enough for a BMW. He called it a 'divine operation', but it was just me hitting the withdrawal button while others were in FOMO.
Conclusion: The system is a knife, emotions are ghosts.
There is no holy grail in the crypto world, but by locking up impulse with a system, ordinary people can also turn from gamblers into hunters.
Remember: Before money leaves the exchange, it is all just numbers. The real winners are not those who earn the most, but those who last the longest.
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