Some sisters ask: "Is making money in the crypto world all about luck?"

"Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared. When the market crashes, do you have the ability to catch it?"

Just like in December $BTC , when it fluctuated around 90,000 USD, some people made a fortune while others were liquidated; the difference is never about luck.

Friends Xiao Li and Xiao Wang are examples.

In November, when BTC rebounded from 83,000, Xiao Wang chased the FOMO emotion and entered the market with a full position, without setting a stop-loss;

Xiao Li, on the other hand, waited for the RSI indicator to return to a neutral range, combined with the MACD golden cross signal to build a position, while leaving 30% of the position as backup.

Last week, when the Fed's interest rate cut expectations pushed it up to 92,000, Xiao Wang greedily did not take profits and was washed out when it pulled back to 89,000;

Xiao Li followed the plan and took profits in batches at 91,000, preserving profits while using the backup funds to add to the position at the support level.

Now BTC's 24H trading volume exceeds 315.4 billion, and whales continue to increase their holdings in the 85,000-88,000 range; this opportunity is only reserved for those who are prepared. #加密市场观察

The trading strategy is "trap", with clear entry signals, take-profit, and stop-loss lines, so as not to panic amid market fluctuations;

Capital management is a "safety cushion"; like institutions, operate with diversified positions, small positions for trial and error, and large positions to follow trends, so as not to be kicked out by a single pullback.

I have seen too many people attribute the results of others' strategies to "good luck."

But there are no free lunches in the crypto world; first, refine your strategy and allocate your funds properly, so when the real trend comes, you can steadily hold onto your own profits.

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