Recently, I contacted a crypto friend, Sister Zhang, who was crying in her voice message: “My account only has 6,000 dollars left as starting capital, if I lose more I won’t be able to pay for my son's piano lessons.”

She previously bought ETH at a high price and got stuck, watching ETH drop from 3,300 dollars to 3,100 dollars in December, which made her anxious and sleepless all night.

I told her: Avoid tokens that rise more than 20% in a single day, clear your position if the floating loss hits 5%, and focus on the on-chain capital flow rather than the MACD dead cross.

She gritted her teeth and executed the plan. Last week, she traded small BTC fluctuations, buying low at the 88,000 dollars support level and selling at 90,000 dollars during the rebound.

On the eighth day, she sent me a screenshot: following the capital inflow signal, she made 1,800 yuan in just one night.

Three months later, she shared photos of a parent-child trip, and her account had steadily increased by 40%—last week, there was a capital inflow of 71,600 dollars, and she accurately captured that wave of dividends.

I have seen too many retail investors holding on to the RSI indicator stubbornly, not knowing that 78% of retail investors lost money last year, primarily due to emotional trading.

The real thing can be summed up in two words: discipline. Withdraw when it doesn't rise, and re-enter when it hits the right level. Many friends who followed me last month recovered 60% within half a month.

You must know, if you maintain your stop-loss line, you will have outperformed 80% of retail investors.

Follow me, I only talk about practical strategies that can be implemented, see you in the Binance chat room.