I used to think that trading cryptocurrencies relied on various advanced technical analyses: such as candlestick patterns, MACD golden cross, and Elliott Wave Theory... I would stare at the charts every day, acting like a scientist. And the result? Three major losses, several heavy losses, and I almost got drained by the market.

My logic is quite simple:

First, chase the breakout and don't get attached to fluctuations.

During sideways trading, it's easiest to get harvested; it seems like an opportunity, but it's actually a trap. Now I only trade during breakout markets—when the price breaks out of a range, I decisively enter; if it's a false breakout, I cut my losses immediately; if it's a true breakout, that’s when I make profits!

Second, trade lightly and slowly, and don’t bet on direction.

I never operate with a full position; I only use 20% of my capital each time. If I need to profit, I will; if I need to withdraw, I will. Controlling position size is controlling life. While others trade over ten times a day, I make two trades a week, yet I can still steadily rise.

Third, go with the trend and don't guess the future.

I no longer try to bottom-fish or top-pick, nor do I predict any "reversal points." I follow the market direction as it goes. If it's going up, I go long; if it's going down, I go short; I won't go against the trend—it's that simple.

Later, I realized that making money is never about how smart you are, but how steady you are. In the crypto world, simplicity is the least simple thing #加密市场反弹 #ETH走势分析 #比特币波动性 .