$ETH Treating cryptocurrency trading as a job is the only way to truly make money.
In the first few years of entering the market, I was like most people: staying up late watching the market, chasing gains and cutting losses, experiencing liquidation, insomnia, and anxiety.
$SOL Later, I changed my method and treated cryptocurrency trading as a job, going to work on time and executing plans, which actually made my earnings more stable.
These are the experiences I gained from real trading losses, and I recommend beginners save them:
Only trade after 9 PM: During the day, the news is mixed and the fluctuations are chaotic, and the market lacks order.
In the evening, after the news has digested, the K-line becomes clearer and the direction is more defined.
Take profits in batches: Don't be greedy! If you earn 1000U, withdraw 300U first, and gamble with the rest.
I've seen too many who think “three times profit means five times profit,” only to get hit hard by a correction.
Rely on indicators, not feelings: Install TradingView on your phone and check MACD (golden cross/dead cross), RSI (overbought/oversold), and Bollinger Bands (squeeze/breakout) before making trades; enter the market only when at least two indicators agree.
Adjust stop-loss as the price rises: When watching the market, if the price goes up, raise the stop-loss (for example, if you bought at 1000 and it rises to 1100, set the stop-loss at 1050);
If you are not watching the market, set a hard stop-loss at 3% to guard against sudden crashes.
Making money must be planned for withdrawal: The numbers in the account are not real money; only when it is in the bank is it real!
Withdraw 30%-50% every time you make a profit; don't keep everything hoping to multiply it tenfold.
Reading K-line has its techniques: For short-term trading, look at the 1-hour chart; two bullish candles can indicate a good opportunity to buy;
For sideways fluctuations, look at the 4-hour chart to find support and enter the market near that support.
Avoid these pitfalls: High leverage with heavy positions, unfamiliar altcoins, exceeding three trades a day, borrowing money to trade cryptocurrencies—any one of these can easily lead to a loss!
Cryptocurrency trading is not about impulsive wealth but about long-term strategic execution.
Treat it like a job, log on at designated times, operate according to the plan, and shut down to rest; you will find that you earn money more steadily.
I used to stumble around in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands, and it keeps shining. Will you follow or not?
