Many people think that beginners starting out, achieving hundreds of thousands or even millions is simply a fantasy.
However, in the past few years, many of the people I've guided started with just a few thousand, taking one step at a time, and have managed to reach a stage where they can stand firm and turn their situation around.
Do you think they relied on talent or luck?
No. They relied on their approach to doing things.
First, let's talk about operations.
Don't be greedy; focus only on a dozen mainstream coins each day. Don't spread yourself too thin, and don't experiment randomly. Understand the rhythm before taking action; it's better to miss out than to follow the crowd blindly.
Always divide your position into several parts, using only a portion at a time. Never put all your chips in one place, and definitely don't let the market pull you along.
There is a limit to the number of trades you can make in a day; if the rhythm is disrupted, stop trading for the day.
Leave when you should, don't fantasize about reversals; trading has never been about being stubborn.
Now, let's talk about rhythm.
The fluctuations during trading are mostly just emotional pulls.
If the market drops in the morning, don't panic; often there will be a rebound afterwards. Be cautious of spikes in the afternoon; those are often just traps to entice more buyers.
Understand the trading volume, and the direction will become half clear. A decrease in volume during a drop often indicates more downward space; don't rush to chase after a rise with shrinking volume.
The same goes for news.
If there has been a rise before good news is announced, the market has likely already positioned itself; when the news is released, funds often take the opportunity to exit. If you chase at that moment, you are usually a step too late.
Don't always complain about the dangers of the market, and don't feel like the market is always against you.
Every spike and every period of fluctuation has its intentions behind it—it's either a washout or a trap before a sell-off.
True growth means no longer trapping yourself in emotions.
When others are impulsive, you remain calm; when others are chasing highs, you wait for a pullback; when others are stubbornly holding onto losses, you decisively exit.
What you need to do is to keep yourself in the market, rather than betting on a miraculous event.
Opportunities will always exist, but whether you can seize them depends on how steady and clear-headed you can remain.
Stay patient and steady, and you will have the chance to be among the last group of winners.
I am A-Zhi, I cannot promise overnight wealth, but I hope to accompany you in this market full of temptations and traps, to take each step steadily and see each segment of the road clearly.
$ETH $ICNT $DOOD
