$HYPE doesn’t mean there’s no way forward beneath your feet. In the crypto world, this place doesn’t run on fame—it runs on methods. When I first got in, I also knew nothing. I blindly followed the hype and lost thousands of USDT. Only then did I slowly start to figure out the ropes. Here are a few lessons bought with real money.
Don’t fight the trend. I used to love counter-trend picking bottoms. Back then it was still falling—there wasn’t a real rebound yet, but I would still rush in. The moment the price nudged up, I’d get trapped in losses. Follow the mainstream trend instead. The small pullbacks during downtrends are often just stop-hunts. In an uptrend, small dips are more likely your boarding opportunity. When you have the right direction, your win rate naturally goes up.
Don’t touch coins that have been surging hard. Don’t chase tokens that are up several multiples in just a few days. It’s rare for something to keep blasting upward. If a coin is consolidating sideways at high levels without rising, that’s usually a signal of an impending drop. If you charge in then, you’ll end up standing guard on the sidelines.
Don’t be greedy with indicators. Three are enough. Use MACD to judge the big picture, RSI to assess strength and find timing, and VPVR to locate support and resistance. Stacking too many indicators just makes you more confused—and your judgment becomes less accurate.
When you’re losing money, don’t add to your position. I tried it before—when it fell, I averaged down to reduce my cost. I only dug myself deeper. Adding when you’re in profit can make sense, but adding when you’re losing is basically just sending money away. That’s a lesson paid for with real cash.
Volume and price are the lifeline. Consolidation with a breakout in low positions with rising volume—there’s a good chance of a major move. If the price isn’t going up despite heavy volume at high levels, don’t hesitate—run. Volume can’t lie.
Don’t focus only on short timeframes. Combining multiple timeframes is what makes it accurate. Usually look at 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, and weekly charts. A daily rise followed by an hour-long pullback is an opportunity. If the weekly is trending down but the short-term rallies, don’t get overly optimistic—choosing direction from the bigger cycle is the reliable approach.
In crypto, making money comes from methods and discipline. Newbies can follow this and avoid half a year of detours. Even veteran “old weeds” can still plug the gaps.
I’m Xuan Ge, a practitioner. If you want to keep pace, follow me at @渲哥讲趋势 —we’ll meet in our chat room. You handle execution; I’ll help you get ashore. On this road, only when you move does it truly count as starting.
#MORPHO涨超12%
Don’t fight the trend. I used to love counter-trend picking bottoms. Back then it was still falling—there wasn’t a real rebound yet, but I would still rush in. The moment the price nudged up, I’d get trapped in losses. Follow the mainstream trend instead. The small pullbacks during downtrends are often just stop-hunts. In an uptrend, small dips are more likely your boarding opportunity. When you have the right direction, your win rate naturally goes up.
Don’t touch coins that have been surging hard. Don’t chase tokens that are up several multiples in just a few days. It’s rare for something to keep blasting upward. If a coin is consolidating sideways at high levels without rising, that’s usually a signal of an impending drop. If you charge in then, you’ll end up standing guard on the sidelines.
Don’t be greedy with indicators. Three are enough. Use MACD to judge the big picture, RSI to assess strength and find timing, and VPVR to locate support and resistance. Stacking too many indicators just makes you more confused—and your judgment becomes less accurate.
When you’re losing money, don’t add to your position. I tried it before—when it fell, I averaged down to reduce my cost. I only dug myself deeper. Adding when you’re in profit can make sense, but adding when you’re losing is basically just sending money away. That’s a lesson paid for with real cash.
Volume and price are the lifeline. Consolidation with a breakout in low positions with rising volume—there’s a good chance of a major move. If the price isn’t going up despite heavy volume at high levels, don’t hesitate—run. Volume can’t lie.
Don’t focus only on short timeframes. Combining multiple timeframes is what makes it accurate. Usually look at 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, and weekly charts. A daily rise followed by an hour-long pullback is an opportunity. If the weekly is trending down but the short-term rallies, don’t get overly optimistic—choosing direction from the bigger cycle is the reliable approach.
In crypto, making money comes from methods and discipline. Newbies can follow this and avoid half a year of detours. Even veteran “old weeds” can still plug the gaps.
I’m Xuan Ge, a practitioner. If you want to keep pace, follow me at @渲哥讲趋势 —we’ll meet in our chat room. You handle execution; I’ll help you get ashore. On this road, only when you move does it truly count as starting.
#MORPHO涨超12%