Ten years of trading, from liquidation and insomnia to now a stable annualized fifty, relying not on luck, but on a set of life-saving underlying habits. $BEAT

Dedicated to newcomers still struggling in the crypto world. This is not a signal; it's a talisman.

1. Only trade after 9 PM

Daytime is chaotic, with fluctuations turning into a mess.

The truly clean and directional market trends appear after 9 PM, during the overlap of the European and American sessions. Once the direction is set, it flows more smoothly.

2. Take profits immediately

When the account rises by 1000 U, I will withdraw 400 U and leave, letting the rest continue to roll.

Because the account is just numbers; the bank card is real money.

Too many people go from 10,000 back to 300, refusing to withdraw.

3. Look at the candlestick chart, not feelings

For short-term trading, look at the 1-hour chart; for trend trades, look at the 4-hour chart.

MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands—at least two signals must align before entering the market.

If the market is sideways, wait for support. If the trend is unclear, do not engage.

4. Be flexible with stop-losses

If you can monitor the market, adjust the stop-loss dynamically.

If you can't monitor, set a fixed stop-loss within 3%.

Stop-losses are not embarrassing; they are for survival.

5. Withdraw profits weekly

I consistently withdraw 30% of profits every Friday.

Stick to this for three months, and you will break out of the "zero cycle."

6. Memorize a few taboos

Leverage should not exceed 10 times; beginners should use 3 to 5 times.

A maximum of 3 contracts per day.

Stay away from meme coins and shitcoins.

Never borrow money to trade.

Last but not least:

Trading is not gambling; it is a profession.

Do things at a steady pace and make money according to the rules.

Don’t stay up late, don’t chase prices, don’t daydream.

What you lack is not ability, but the patience to bring profits home alive.