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$PTB Suddenly, a spike in the market triggered a stop-loss for the short positions, leading to a sharp decline. The old stockholder is still too cunning. This wave of short-selling was also timed well; the breakeven loss has been secured, aiming for a halving. At this stage, it's hard to grasp the market trend, keeping up with the rhythm makes it simple to profit.
If you want to do big business with a small amount of capital, here are a few tips:
1. Choose coins: Follow the popular and strong coins, and don't touch those obscure coins that no one cares about. Look for coins that have increased by less than 7%, as this means you are following the footsteps of the big players.
2. Trading cycle: Short-term operations are like guerrilla warfare, entering and exiting quickly without dragging your feet.
3. Trend is king: Don't be afraid because the price is high, or buy just because the price is low; follow the trend and don't scare yourself.
4. Position management: Start with a position size of 20% to 30%. If the market is good, gradually increase your position, but don't add too much at once; it should be like a pyramid, wide at the bottom and narrow at the top.
5. Moving average indicator: The 10-day moving average is the main line for major players. If the price pulls back to this level without breaking it, it's a good time to get on board.
6. Review: Remember to save your trading records and analyze the reasons for each loss, such as entering too early, being too nervous, holding for too long, or having too large a position, so that you can continuously improve.
1. Keeping busy with hands, always wanting to place orders, and being indecisive when holding positions often leads to increased losses due to frequent operations.
2. Attempting to go long and short, frequently changing directions while ignoring the continuity of market trends; one should follow the trend and not easily go against the market.
3. Catching the rebound is like catching a flying knife; do not attempt unless you are a professional. Wait for the trend to become clear before acting, safety first, make money by following the trend.
4. Being afraid of missing out on opportunities when placing orders leads to missed chances. One should trust the power of the trend, follow decisively, and reduce missed profits due to hesitation.
5. Feeling that the main force is deliberately going against you? In fact, the main force does not care about your single order. Maintain a calm mindset, take breaks when necessary, and analyze calmly before acting again.
6. While being fully invested may lead to large profits, the risk is extremely high. Control your position, keeping it to no more than half of your total funds, to allow for unexpected situations.
7. Acknowledge mistakes; timely loss-cutting is key. Do not compete with the market, admit errors, and quickly adjust your strategy to avoid expanding losses.
The ZEC400 short position arranged at noon has already moved 30 points, the strategy has been given, how much you want to earn depends on yourself; such an accurate order is just waiting to be fed to you! There are still positions available; those in urgent need of recovering losses and taking profits, come. #BinanceABCs #巨鲸动向 #美联储降息
This week is another tough battle, the dark crypto week is coming!
Non-farm payrolls, inflation, Federal Reserve speeches, Bank of Japan monetary policy... all the macro events that could ignite the market are crammed into this week. This clearly indicates that it's not about 'volatility,' but rather 'a concentrated stress test for the market.'
The market will be repeatedly pulled between the expectations of 'tightening' and 'easing,' and every piece of data could become an excuse for both bulls and bears. Those with unstable mindsets may very well be completely washed out this week; those who survive will already be on the bus when the next round starts. If you get washed out, you'll be the one paying the bill at the next peak. If you don't want to face this market alone, feel free to verify my next move!
$zec continues to decline, remember to short in the direction of the trend!
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The ZEC short position of $ZEC 460, have you joined? This wave breaking below 400 was completely expected; two days ago, I publicly called for a short at the square, and the trend perfectly validated it, securing a stable profit margin of 15%.
For those who missed this trade, it's okay, opportunities are always there. The next big trade is being set up; whether you want to profit depends on whether you can keep up.
The ZEC short position of $ZEC 460, have you joined? This wave breaking below 400 was completely expected; two days ago, I publicly called for a short at the square, and the trend perfectly validated it, securing a stable profit margin of 15%.
For those who missed this trade, it's okay, opportunities are always there. The next big trade is being set up; whether you want to profit depends on whether you can keep up.
If you really want to make a living from trading, these eight iron rules must be deeply ingrained in your heart. I have been in the cryptocurrency space for ten years, and every day before entering the market, I go through them; they have helped me survive various market crashes and liquidations.
Today, I'm sharing this with those who read this; perhaps it can save you some tuition.
1. Just looking at the daily chart is not enough; for short-term trading, you must look at the 30-minute chart. Some daily charts with long upper shadows may look like they are about to drop, but the 30-minute structure is not the same at all. The next day’s reversal into a strong bullish trend can usually be seen in the smaller timeframes. Short-term = big cycle trend + small cycle resonance.
2. If the trend is chaotic, don’t touch it. If the direction is wrong and the pattern is broken, even if you feel itchy, resist. Going with the trend is an iron rule; going against it is full of pitfalls.
3. You must stay in the hot spots for short-term trading. No liquidity, no attention, no theme—no matter how well you analyze the charts, it’s useless.
4. Impulsiveness is the biggest enemy of short-term trading. Stick strictly to your plan; don’t let the market randomly dictate your rhythm. Entering without a plan leads to regret nine times out of ten.
5. Don’t treat anyone's opinion as the answer. Opinions are just references; your judgment is the one that ultimately matters.
6. Direction takes precedence over choosing coins. When the big direction is right, anything you do will likely succeed; when the direction is wrong, the harder you try, the faster you lose.
7. Trade the rising ones; don’t touch those that "look like they are about to bounce back." Prices only move in the direction of least resistance. Getting in during an uptrend is a hundred times safer than trying to guess the bottom.
8. After making a big profit or a big loss, you must be calm and stay in cash. Stop to review your trades and understand yourself. I have verified over the years: after big ups and downs, taking a break leads to a significant increase in decision accuracy later.
If you can follow seven out of these eight rules, you will survive in the cryptocurrency market longer than most people.
6000U turned into 200,000U! Newbies can survive for 3 months without liquidation — all thanks to 3 "life-saving rules" for a steady comeback.
Stop saying small capital has no hope. One of my followers entered with 6000 U and trembled, but managed to grow it to 200,000 U in 3 months without any liquidation. It’s not about gambling or luck, but about the three "iron rules of survival" I've summarized from years of monitoring the market. Newbies can follow these to avoid 99% of the pitfalls.
Too many people in the crypto world die from reckless trading — they leverage up when prices rise and panic buy when they drop. As they lose, their principal evaporates, and they blame the market for being unfair. However, turning a small amount into a profit is never about being reckless; it's about being steady.
I divided his 6000 into three parts, each with its own role:
2000 for short-term strikes: Only focus on the two major leaders, cashing out on a 3-5 point fluctuation, not being greedy or overly attached.
2000 for trend following: Enter only when there's a clear direction, hold for a few days, and avoid messy market conditions.
2000 as a bottom line fund: Never touch it, even if the market dives — this is the confidence to survive.
The crypto market spends 80% of the time moving sideways; randomly placing orders is just paying tuition to the platform.
I always tell her: "If there’s no signal, just stay still; engage only when there’s a signal."
Being out of the market is not a problem; making random trades is deadly. When you profit 10%-12%, take half out and let the other half run, rather than trying to catch the last bit.
Ultimately, the 3 life-saving rules are key to a comeback:
1. No single loss should exceed 2%; always set stop-loss at the right time and don't fantasize about rebounds.
2. Take profits at 4% first, offload the risk.
3. Never average down; the more you average down when losing, the messier it gets, and emotions will only lead to worse decisions.
If you can follow these three rules, even small capital can steadily grow into a large sum; doubling is not a difficult task.
$LUNA2 Contract, it might be the fastest opportunity for an ordinary person to turn their life around, but it is also the abyss that can easily consume someone.
I don't know if you are like me, when I first entered the market, all I could think was — "If others can double their money overnight, why can't I?"
At that time, I had 3000 yuan, went all in, gambled hard, and kept blowing up. Every time I blew up, I lied to myself: "The next trade will bring it back." But what was the reality? One pit after another, sinking deeper and deeper.
Later, I realized that it wasn't that I was unlucky, but that I simply didn't deserve to get that money back. Surviving with that chaotic method was already a miracle.
Until one day, I stopped and dissected all my trading habits to examine them closely. At that moment, I truly understood: Blowing up is not an accident, but a certainty. The so-called "controllable risk" is a joke in the face of illogical and unsystematic operations.
Real contracts are not about gambling, but about entering and exiting with rhythm and logic. What I fear the most is not the market, but the mindset collapsing first.
I began to study Bollinger Bands Not just randomly drawing a few lines, but understanding it from the market and structure. Contraction and expansion, false breakouts, pullbacks for confirmation… For the first time, I truly captured a 30x, and I thought to myself: --- finally understood.
But the method is not the key. No matter how good the method is, if your mindset is unstable and your position management is chaotic, you will still blow up.
So ask yourself: Are you placing logical trades or emotional trades? Are you using a system or gambling on the market? If you don’t even set a stop loss, are you really here to make money, or just to experience the thrill of blowing up?
Many people say they "don't believe in fate", yet they hand their fate over to the market every day. And now, I take fewer trades, but each one is clean, clear, and with obvious risk. This is the only key to surviving and thriving.
Don't talk to me about getting rich quickly. The cryptocurrency world has never lacked people who get rich overnight, what it lacks are those who can keep living and slowly become stronger.
$ZEC Just entered the crypto world, many people see contracts as a shortcut to turning their fortunes around, As a result, they dive in with aggressive operations, In the end, not only did they not turn their fortunes around, but they also lost their principal.
To be honest, contracts have never been a money-making magic tool,
They are used to filter out who can survive.
Over the years of ups and downs, I found that there are only four key rules for survival.
First: Don't fully leverage your position.
No matter how attractive the market is, full leverage is betting your life against volatility.
Most people are not wrong about the direction, but they get wiped out by fluctuations.
Always leave some room for yourself, give yourself two or three chances to make mistakes,
You will live much longer than others.
Second: Go with the trend.
Don't always think about bottom fishing or topping out; making a little money in fluctuations is meaningless.
The real profits come from trending markets:
In a rising market, corrections are entry points, and in a falling market, rebounds are exit points.
If the trend hasn't changed, don't fight against it.
Third: Be decisive with profit-taking and stop-losses.
Many people have profits in hand but stubbornly let them slip away;
Losses start out small but end up devastating.
Remember this:
Losses should be small, and profits should be large.
Don't hesitate with stop-losses, and try to give your profits some room to run.
Fourth: Reduce the frequency of trades.
Those who place dozens of trades a day are basically just paying fees and acting on impulse.
The more trades you make, the more chaotic your mind becomes; losing one trade easily leads to emotional decisions,
The more you add, the more chaotic it gets.
Be steady, two or three trades a day is enough.
These four things are not techniques; they are bottom lines.
Those who can accomplish them live a long time; those who can't are just in a perpetual meat grinder.
First, solidify these four rules,
When the real market comes,
You will then have the qualifications to sit at the table.