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Eight years in crypto trading, starting with 20k and now accumulating over 50 million. I always stick to a steady strategy with 50% position size.
1. Positioning divided into five parts, strictly controlling risk.
Split total capital into five parts, using only one part at a time. Set a 10% stop loss so that even if you make one mistake, you only lose 2% of total capital. If you make five consecutive mistakes, the total loss only reaches 10%. Once you're correct, set a take profit of over 10%. With this execution, how can you easily get trapped?
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2. Go with the trend, increase your win rate.
The core of trading is 'going with the trend.' Rebounds in a downtrend are often traps, while pullbacks in an uptrend can be golden opportunities. Think about it: is it easier to profit from bottom fishing or is it safer to buy on dips while following the trend?
3. Stay away from short-term mooning coins.
Whether mainstream coins or altcoins, avoid those that have skyrocketed in the short term. Very few coins can sustain multiple rounds of uptrends; after a short-term spike, the momentum for further gains is often insufficient. High-level stagnation indicates weak upward momentum, and corrections are likely, a truth that many understand but still choose to gamble.
$ARDR
4. Smartly use MACD to grasp buy/sell points.
If the DIF line and DEA create a golden cross below the zero line and subsequently break above it, it can be seen as a solid entry signal. When MACD shows a death cross above the zero line and moves downward, it can serve as a signal to reduce positions or exit.
5. Averaging down is not a lifeline; profits should be used to increase positions.
The term 'averaging down' misleads many retail traders. Many people keep averaging down as they lose, falling into a vicious cycle. Remember: never average down when at a loss; instead, consider increasing your position when you're in profit and the trend is favorable.
6. Volume and price lead the way; pay attention to transaction changes.
Volume is the soul of the crypto world. If the price breaks out after consolidating at a low level with increased volume, it's worth noting; if there's high volume but stagnation at a high level, exit decisively.
$VIC
7. Focus on upward trends, saving time and energy.
Only trade coins in an upward trend, which has the highest win rate and is the most time-efficient. When the 3-day moving average turns up, it indicates a short-term rise; a 30-day moving average turning up signals a mid-term trend; an 84-day moving average going up often corresponds to a main uptrend; a 120-day moving average rising could indicate the start of a long-term bullish trend.
8. Stick to daily reviews, timely adjust strategies.
May you also navigate the market steadily and accumulate your own rewards. #ๅธๅ่ตทไผ่ฝ่ขไธบๅฎ
1. Positioning divided into five parts, strictly controlling risk.
Split total capital into five parts, using only one part at a time. Set a 10% stop loss so that even if you make one mistake, you only lose 2% of total capital. If you make five consecutive mistakes, the total loss only reaches 10%. Once you're correct, set a take profit of over 10%. With this execution, how can you easily get trapped?
#ๅธๅ็ๅญๆณๅ
2. Go with the trend, increase your win rate.
The core of trading is 'going with the trend.' Rebounds in a downtrend are often traps, while pullbacks in an uptrend can be golden opportunities. Think about it: is it easier to profit from bottom fishing or is it safer to buy on dips while following the trend?
3. Stay away from short-term mooning coins.
Whether mainstream coins or altcoins, avoid those that have skyrocketed in the short term. Very few coins can sustain multiple rounds of uptrends; after a short-term spike, the momentum for further gains is often insufficient. High-level stagnation indicates weak upward momentum, and corrections are likely, a truth that many understand but still choose to gamble.
$ARDR
4. Smartly use MACD to grasp buy/sell points.
If the DIF line and DEA create a golden cross below the zero line and subsequently break above it, it can be seen as a solid entry signal. When MACD shows a death cross above the zero line and moves downward, it can serve as a signal to reduce positions or exit.
5. Averaging down is not a lifeline; profits should be used to increase positions.
The term 'averaging down' misleads many retail traders. Many people keep averaging down as they lose, falling into a vicious cycle. Remember: never average down when at a loss; instead, consider increasing your position when you're in profit and the trend is favorable.
6. Volume and price lead the way; pay attention to transaction changes.
Volume is the soul of the crypto world. If the price breaks out after consolidating at a low level with increased volume, it's worth noting; if there's high volume but stagnation at a high level, exit decisively.
$VIC
7. Focus on upward trends, saving time and energy.
Only trade coins in an upward trend, which has the highest win rate and is the most time-efficient. When the 3-day moving average turns up, it indicates a short-term rise; a 30-day moving average turning up signals a mid-term trend; an 84-day moving average going up often corresponds to a main uptrend; a 120-day moving average rising could indicate the start of a long-term bullish trend.
8. Stick to daily reviews, timely adjust strategies.
May you also navigate the market steadily and accumulate your own rewards. #ๅธๅ่ตทไผ่ฝ่ขไธบๅฎ
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