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Eight years ago, I invested my entire fortune of twenty thousand, my hands trembled to the point I couldn't even input the password steadily. Now, fifty-four million quietly lies in my account, and I am rather calm.
What is truly valuable has never been the account balance, but the perspective cultivated over these eight years.
First, capital management is life.
Never go all in, only move twenty percent each time. A single loss should be capped at a 10% stop-loss; even if I make five mistakes in a row, I will only lose half at most, but I will recover everything in a trend.
Many people fail at "just wait a bit longer"; I survive because "I must cut losses." $GUN
Second, never try to catch the bottom.
Guessing the bottom during a decline is like catching flying knives. I only wait for a pullback buying point after the trend is established — a direction validated by the market inherently has a high win rate.
Third, avoid scam coins.
The altcoins that multiply daily are all bait; rallies are only to find someone to take over. I'd rather miss out than be cannon fodder.
Fourth, only use MACD.
Enter when a golden cross breaks above the zero line, and reduce positions immediately when a death cross appears above the zero line. I do not predict; I only follow. $ORDI
Fifth, the iron rule of increasing positions.
Adding to a losing position amplifies errors; increasing positions during profit generates a snowball effect.
A sudden increase in trading volume + price breakthrough means the main force is entering with real money; at this time, follow in to catch the major upward wave.
The last six words: go with the trend, control losses, be patient.
Hold when multiple time frame moving averages resonate upward, and leave when they turn downward.
There is no holy grail, only discipline.
What has been cultivated over eight years is not skill, but an anti-human execution ability. #美国初请失业金人数低于预期
If you also want to survive in the crypto world and make big money, stop fumbling around by yourself, follow Sister Yan, and let her guide you steadily every step of the way! #山寨币复苏？
What is truly valuable has never been the account balance, but the perspective cultivated over these eight years.
First, capital management is life.
Never go all in, only move twenty percent each time. A single loss should be capped at a 10% stop-loss; even if I make five mistakes in a row, I will only lose half at most, but I will recover everything in a trend.
Many people fail at "just wait a bit longer"; I survive because "I must cut losses." $GUN
Second, never try to catch the bottom.
Guessing the bottom during a decline is like catching flying knives. I only wait for a pullback buying point after the trend is established — a direction validated by the market inherently has a high win rate.
Third, avoid scam coins.
The altcoins that multiply daily are all bait; rallies are only to find someone to take over. I'd rather miss out than be cannon fodder.
Fourth, only use MACD.
Enter when a golden cross breaks above the zero line, and reduce positions immediately when a death cross appears above the zero line. I do not predict; I only follow. $ORDI
Fifth, the iron rule of increasing positions.
Adding to a losing position amplifies errors; increasing positions during profit generates a snowball effect.
A sudden increase in trading volume + price breakthrough means the main force is entering with real money; at this time, follow in to catch the major upward wave.
The last six words: go with the trend, control losses, be patient.
Hold when multiple time frame moving averages resonate upward, and leave when they turn downward.
There is no holy grail, only discipline.
What has been cultivated over eight years is not skill, but an anti-human execution ability. #美国初请失业金人数低于预期
If you also want to survive in the crypto world and make big money, stop fumbling around by yourself, follow Sister Yan, and let her guide you steadily every step of the way! #山寨币复苏？
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