Trading cryptocurrencies really has a set of trading strategies with a success rate of over 90%, simple and practical, suitable for everyone!
In the past few years, turning an initial capital of 10,000 into 10 million U, this journey is full of trials and experiences. Here are some key insights summarized, hoping to inspire everyone:
1. Capital management is the cornerstone of success
Divide the capital into five parts, using only one-fifth each time, and set strict stop-loss lines—no single loss should exceed 10%, and the total capital loss should be controlled within 2%. Even if there are five consecutive mistakes, the total loss will only be 10%, but once the opportunity is seized, profits can often easily cover the losses.
2. Go with the trend, don’t swim against the current
· Don’t rush to bottom-fish during a decline, most are traps to entice buyers; patiently wait for clearer signals.
· Also, don’t rush to sell during an uptrend; this could be a “golden pit,” buying low is often more stable and reliable than bottom-fishing.
3. Stay away from cryptocurrencies with short-term surges
Regardless of whether it's a mainstream coin or an altcoin, cryptocurrencies that continuously surge are rare, and most will experience stagnation or even a correction after a spike. Don’t harbor delusions of betting on miraculous surges at high positions.
4. Make good use of technical indicators
· MACD is a practical tool: consider buying when the DIF line and DEA line form a golden cross below the 0 axis and break above it; conversely, consider reducing positions when a death cross occurs above the 0 axis.
· Be methodical in adding positions: absolutely do not average down when losing, only consider adding positions appropriately when in profit, otherwise you may fall deeper.
5. Trading volume is the soul of the cryptocurrency market
· Pay attention to low-level volume breakthroughs, as this is an important market signal.
· Stick to trading coins in an upward trend, observing the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages; an upward turn often indicates a trend establishment.
6. Review and strategy adjustment
After each trade, review the transaction, reassess the holding logic, and flexibly adjust the operational strategy based on the weekly K-line trend.
