Remember this trading playbook—this year just drive a Mercedes home directly $ETH
I. Short-term trading iron rules—follow them strictly
1. Focus only on the top ten mainstream coins. Combine market hotspots, news catalysts, the daily MACD, and Bollinger Band openings/closures to choose targets with sufficient volatility for trading.$LAB
2. Position splitting and risk control: split 50,000 principal into 5 equal parts; use only 20% of your position for each entry.
3. Never go all-in. The maximum total position is half; keep the other half of your funds reserved for a second opportunity.
4. No more than 3 trades per day. Restrain the itchy hands mindset of frequent trading.$M
5. Don’t average down on losses. If your unrealized loss reaches 30%, exit immediately—no need to force through when you got the price wrong.
6. Set a uniform 30% stop-loss. Once triggered, close unconditionally. Holding through it will only lead to being trapped deeper, even to liquidation.
7. Don’t be fixated on only one coin’s行情 in the short term—core strategy is fast in, fast out.
8. Trade with the trend first. Only trade mainstream large-cap coins; stay away from low-liquidity “junk” coins.
II. Survival mantras for the crypto market—memorize them
1. Don’t panic-sell when there’s a sharp selloff in the morning; within the day, a rebound and repair is likely.
2. If there’s a one-way big surge in the afternoon, reduce positions in time. In the evening, it’s very easy to pull back.
3. When rising on decreasing volume, the uptrend continues for the long side; when falling on decreasing volume, the downtrend continues for the short side.
4. For major positive catalysts, or before meetings, prices may be pushed up early. Once the news lands, expect a sell-off.
5. If there are sustained daytime declines domestically, you can lay low and buy the dip. At 21:30 overseas funds often pump the market.
6. Pin needles are the key buy/sell signals. The longer the needle body, the stronger the reversal signal.
7. Heavily weighted positions are easy targets for main players to liquidate—sooner or later, liquidation gets triggered.
8. After a short position stop-loss exits, the price may actually drop further. The main player often clears out retail’s chips first, then continues the trend.
9. If you’re just barely about to get out of the trap, stop right at the moment of the rebound—since the operator won’t easily give retail a full exit opportunity.
10. When you reach your take-profit level, you must exit. Too many retail holders will drag down the strength of the rally.
11. When your trading mindset is extremely euphoric, a crash comes quickly—excitement is often an induced FOMO trap.
12. After your principal turns to losses, you’ll find rising opportunities everywhere—these are deliberately manufactured to lure you in and make you the bag holder.
In the market, more than 80% of the time there is fund manipulation. What we can do is only control position sizing and wait for a clear turning point—not rush in prematurely.
Solo tinkering will never help you find opportunities. Follow me, and I’ll take you to dig up coins with tenfold potential—holding top-tier resources! Quickly recover funds, flip the account—Gege is waiting to chat with you!