$ZEC In the cryptocurrency world, I've come to realize one thing more clearly: those who can continuously make money treat trading as a "job" to manage.
I have also stayed up late watching the market, made emotional trades, and lost sleep over margin calls. It wasn't until I set a "work" discipline for myself that my account started to stabilize.
My trading discipline is very simple, just these five rules:
1. Fixed trading hours, only trading at night
There are too many distractions during the day. I usually only check the market after nine in the evening, as the trends are clearer and I can avoid the emotional disturbances of the day.
2. When in profit, withdraw a portion
As soon as I make a decent profit on a trade, I will immediately transfer a portion to a safe account. This isn't being conservative; it's turning "unrealized gains" into real money.
The market is best at making you ride a profit roller coaster.
3. Look at data, not feelings
Every trade must have a clear basis. I often rely on a few fundamental indicators for resonance judgment, such as MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. I generally avoid trading purely based on feelings or rumors.
4. Stop-loss is a bottom line, not a suggestion
Whether monitoring the market or not, each trade must have a preset stop-loss. If I can monitor, I use a trailing stop; if I cannot, I set a hard stop. No waiting, no looking, no fantasizing.
5. Clearly define what not to do
This is my red line: no high leverage, no trading coins I don’t understand, no more than three trades a day, and never borrowing. Knowing what I cannot do is more important than constantly trying to seize every opportunity.
Professionalism means turning trading from "gambling" into "disciplined repetition." What truly creates a difference is the daily protection and execution of my own rules.
Are you ready? @bit萧
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