When I first got into trading crypto, my account was stuffed with over a dozen coins. Chasing AI today, riding MEME tomorrow, mining the next day—whatever was hot, I dove in. I was up late every night doing post-analysis, feeling like I was setting up for the future. Three years passed, and my portfolio turned over multiple times, but my account never saw any gains; I paid several W in fees. $HYPE
Later, I toughened up and pulled out my three years of trading records, calculating every single transaction. I found that the only coins that truly made me profits were BTC and ETH. All the flashy ones either had me taking small profits and running or holding onto losses, and the sum was all negative. $SNDK
Since then, I've trimmed my watchlist down to just these two. Not because they won't drop, but because their price action is the cleanest. No need to check news, no worries about project teams pulling a fast one, and no fear of going to zero. When they take a dip, they can bounce back; the altcoins can't guarantee that. #KalshiPolymarketSuesKentuckyPredictionMarketTax $币安人生
Now my rules are simple: for shorting BTC, I look at the 4-hour MA60—if the price is consistently being pressured, I short in batches with tight stop losses; for going long, I wait until it drops to a clear support level before slowly accumulating, but if it breaks down, I accept it. I never put more than 5% of my total capital in a single trade, and if I lose more than 20% of my total funds in a day, I shut it down. I always keep 30% of my funds in USDT, so when others panic, I have the firepower.
In the crypto space, there's no guaranteed win strategy, only the ability to avoid mistakes. First, learn to survive, and the big market swings will come your way.
Later, I toughened up and pulled out my three years of trading records, calculating every single transaction. I found that the only coins that truly made me profits were BTC and ETH. All the flashy ones either had me taking small profits and running or holding onto losses, and the sum was all negative. $SNDK
Since then, I've trimmed my watchlist down to just these two. Not because they won't drop, but because their price action is the cleanest. No need to check news, no worries about project teams pulling a fast one, and no fear of going to zero. When they take a dip, they can bounce back; the altcoins can't guarantee that. #KalshiPolymarketSuesKentuckyPredictionMarketTax $币安人生
Now my rules are simple: for shorting BTC, I look at the 4-hour MA60—if the price is consistently being pressured, I short in batches with tight stop losses; for going long, I wait until it drops to a clear support level before slowly accumulating, but if it breaks down, I accept it. I never put more than 5% of my total capital in a single trade, and if I lose more than 20% of my total funds in a day, I shut it down. I always keep 30% of my funds in USDT, so when others panic, I have the firepower.
In the crypto space, there's no guaranteed win strategy, only the ability to avoid mistakes. First, learn to survive, and the big market swings will come your way.