After playing in the crypto world for so many years, I increasingly feel that technical indicators are not that mysterious.

Various golden crosses and dead crosses, overbought and oversold, ultimately boil down to one thing: measuring the strength comparison between bulls and bears in the market.

The real difficulty does not lie in identifying signals, but in whether you can control your hand when the signal appears.

Many people are obsessed with finding that '100% accurate' holy grail indicator, rummaging through various technical analysis materials, but often overlook one key point: any indicator has lag and limitations.

Market sentiment, breaking news, or even a large transfer information from a big player can make seemingly perfect technical charts instantly invalid.

Therefore, the biggest difference between veterans and newcomers is not the accuracy of judgment, but the flexibility of strategy. For example, they will use moving averages to judge the big trend, but will never panic sell just because one K-line breaks below the moving average;

They will pay attention to whether the RSI is overbought, but will also combine volume and price patterns to comprehensively assess the health of the trend.

More importantly, they always prioritize the safety of principal, with a clear exit plan preset for every trade.

The crypto market is highly volatile, with many opportunities, but there are even more traps. A simple and disciplined trading rule is far more useful than a bunch of complex indicators that cannot be strictly executed.

Those who can survive in the market and continue to make money often rely not on the most precise predictions, but on the most stable mindset and the strictest discipline.

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