Crypto markets too crazy? Use these 3 trading chants—how I went from thousands to millions
Remember these words and you’ve already succeeded by half!
I. Short-term trading mindsets (practical essentials)
1. Focus only on the mainstream—don’t touch random coins
Every day, watch only the top ten mainstream coins.
Combine hot news, the daily MACD golden cross, and BOLL narrowing or expansion to choose coins with high volatility and a clear trend.
2. Position management = the line between life and death
For example, if you have 50,000, split it into 20%, meaning 5 portions.
Enter with only one portion each time; use at most half your position. Keep the remaining 50% as a follow-up in case.
3. Stay steady—don’t act impulsively
No more than 3 trades in a day. Overtrading will just get “educated” by the market.
4. Cut losses decisively—never average down
After entering, if you’re down 30%, get out immediately! That means the timing is wrong.
Once the stop-loss level is hit, close the position unconditionally—don’t fantasize about “what if it bounces back.”
5. Move fast in, move fast out—don’t fall in love with the candles
Never date the candlesticks. Take profit when you can; run when you can’t. Swift blades, decisive action!
6. Trade with the trend—trend is king
Only mainstream coins have trends; small-cap coins are mostly traps.
II. “Lifesaving chants” for the crypto world (memorize these)
1. Don’t panic when there’s a big drop in the morning—often you’ll see a rebound in the afternoon.
2. When prices surge in the afternoon, reduce position; by night, it will most likely pull back.
3. Rising on shrinking volume = it can still rise. Falling on shrinking volume = it will still fall.
4. Prices rise before good news—fall after the news is confirmed.
5. In China, if the daytime drops, you can look for a bottom; at night around 21:30, the offshore market often pumps.
III. The market makers’ playbook is deep—stop losses in time
1. The deeper the “needle” wick, the stronger the buy/sell signals.
2. Heavy position = liquidation risk. You’re the “key target” the market maker is watching.
3. The moment after you finish taking stop-loss on a short, the market drops immediately—this is called “killing the familiar.”
4. When you’re about to get out on a quick breakeven, the rebound stops short—it’s standard practice not to let you exit.
5. When you hesitate to take profit, the market maker is preparing to pull up.
6. When you’re most excited emotionally, it’s the night before a brutal crash.
7. When you’re broke, and the whole market is rising—that’s exactly how they lure you into FOMO.
IV. Final heartfelt words
In crypto, 80% of the market action is manipulated by the main players.
What you need to do isn’t surfing all day—but:
Control your position size;
Read the market maker’s intent;
When opportunities haven’t arrived yet, stay steady, wait, and endure!
Trading isn’t about luck—it’s about patience, composure, and timing.
Remember these words and you’ve already succeeded by half!
I. Short-term trading mindsets (practical essentials)
1. Focus only on the mainstream—don’t touch random coins
Every day, watch only the top ten mainstream coins.
Combine hot news, the daily MACD golden cross, and BOLL narrowing or expansion to choose coins with high volatility and a clear trend.
2. Position management = the line between life and death
For example, if you have 50,000, split it into 20%, meaning 5 portions.
Enter with only one portion each time; use at most half your position. Keep the remaining 50% as a follow-up in case.
3. Stay steady—don’t act impulsively
No more than 3 trades in a day. Overtrading will just get “educated” by the market.
4. Cut losses decisively—never average down
After entering, if you’re down 30%, get out immediately! That means the timing is wrong.
Once the stop-loss level is hit, close the position unconditionally—don’t fantasize about “what if it bounces back.”
5. Move fast in, move fast out—don’t fall in love with the candles
Never date the candlesticks. Take profit when you can; run when you can’t. Swift blades, decisive action!
6. Trade with the trend—trend is king
Only mainstream coins have trends; small-cap coins are mostly traps.
II. “Lifesaving chants” for the crypto world (memorize these)
1. Don’t panic when there’s a big drop in the morning—often you’ll see a rebound in the afternoon.
2. When prices surge in the afternoon, reduce position; by night, it will most likely pull back.
3. Rising on shrinking volume = it can still rise. Falling on shrinking volume = it will still fall.
4. Prices rise before good news—fall after the news is confirmed.
5. In China, if the daytime drops, you can look for a bottom; at night around 21:30, the offshore market often pumps.
III. The market makers’ playbook is deep—stop losses in time
1. The deeper the “needle” wick, the stronger the buy/sell signals.
2. Heavy position = liquidation risk. You’re the “key target” the market maker is watching.
3. The moment after you finish taking stop-loss on a short, the market drops immediately—this is called “killing the familiar.”
4. When you’re about to get out on a quick breakeven, the rebound stops short—it’s standard practice not to let you exit.
5. When you hesitate to take profit, the market maker is preparing to pull up.
6. When you’re most excited emotionally, it’s the night before a brutal crash.
7. When you’re broke, and the whole market is rising—that’s exactly how they lure you into FOMO.
IV. Final heartfelt words
In crypto, 80% of the market action is manipulated by the main players.
What you need to do isn’t surfing all day—but:
Control your position size;
Read the market maker’s intent;
When opportunities haven’t arrived yet, stay steady, wait, and endure!
Trading isn’t about luck—it’s about patience, composure, and timing.