Family! Every day the backend is bombarded with questions: 'Teacher XX, if I invest 50,000, can I earn 500,000 in the crypto world in a year?' Every time I see this question, I can't help but laugh, not because I think you're greedy, but because you treat this industry like a market for picking up money!
First, the conclusion: Yes! But the premise is that you must replace the 'gambler's brain' with the 'analyst's brain', relying on methods and execution to make a living, not on luck or betting high or low. Those who frequently tell you 'go all in on a certain coin and you'll make a hundred times your money' are either scammers or big losers. Today, I will share 4 core logics that I have practiced for many years. If you understand and follow them, you can at least survive in this chaotic market and quietly earn some small money.
Rule one: Timing the rhythm is 10 times better than chasing highs and lows!
I've seen too many beginners fail by 'chasing highs'; seeing a certain coin surge makes them envious, they rush in, get stuck, and when they cut losses, it rebounds, perfectly timing all the counter-trends. Honestly, the core of making money in this field is not 'making quick money' but 'timing the rhythm right'.
My practical advice is: In the early stages of the market, focus on gradual positioning in mainstream assets, use a small part of funds to test current hot sectors, the main goal is to gauge market sentiment, not to make money; in the mid-stage of the market, use small positions for swing trades, take profits when available, don't be greedy; in the late stage of the market, decisively secure profits and convert them into stable assets, don't think about taking the last bite.
Remember, being able to accurately time 2-3 major trends in a year is more effective than chasing 10 hot spots every day. I have a student who, with a capital of 100,000, made a 30% profit on a mainstream asset last year using this method, earned 40% on a hot sector, and by the end of the year had comfortably amassed 500,000, which is much more stable than those who shout 'get rich' every day.
Rule two: For beginners, 'surviving' is 100 times more important than 'making big money'!
Many people with a capital of 50,000 to 100,000 fantasize every day about finding a 'hundred-fold magic coin' to achieve financial freedom overnight. Brother, wake up! Hundred-fold coins do exist, but the probability that it will happen to you is lower than winning the lottery. What beginners should do is to first focus on the main trend and solidify the basics.
I've always emphasized using 'trial-error positions' to take 10% of total funds for trials, confirming the logic before gradually increasing positions; never go all-in. You must have the basics: for example, being able to read candlestick patterns, distinguishing support and resistance levels; being able to judge capital flow and chip distribution; more importantly, knowing how to control positions, understanding stop-losses, and not hesitating when prices break key levels—leave when you need to.
I've seen too many people turn profits into losses because they didn't set stop-losses, eventually getting trapped and having to cut losses. Remember, in the crypto space, surviving is the prerequisite for talking about making money; don't take your capital lightly.
Rule three: Rely on a trading system for income, not on following news!
Many people can't make money, not because the market is bad, but because they lack their own trading system—buying whatever others say is good, selling whatever they say will drop, and being completely led by market emotions. Honestly, you don't need to seize every opportunity; mastering 1-2 patterns you're most familiar with to perfection can already beat 80% of people.
For example, I focus on 'gradual positioning + hot rotation' as my two strategies; I won't touch other opportunities no matter how tempting they are. Before each trade, I always ask myself three questions: Why buy? What is the target return? If I'm wrong, where is the stop-loss? Treat trading as a rational decision rather than a gamble; only then can you achieve long-term profits.
Those who make money by listening to news will eventually lose their money by listening to news; this is an iron rule of the market.
Rule four: A combination strategy is essential; don't put all your eggs in one basket!
Many beginners either go all-in on one asset or blindly diversify, ending up either with huge losses or making no money. My advice is to use a combination strategy to balance risk and returns.
Specifically: When the market is in a main upward wave, focus on positioning in mainstream assets; being able to earn 30%-50% is already very satisfying, don't be greedy; keep 30% of funds to participate in some low-risk opportunities, such as early involvement in new projects, platform activities, etc.; if the trend is particularly clear, you can use 10% of your capital for leveraged operations to amplify returns, but be sure to keep drawdowns within 5% and set risk controls.
The core message is: Charge when it's time to charge, take profits when it's time to take profits, and strictly execute planned actions. Those with a million in capital may reach targets in one trade, but for ordinary people, step by step, mastering 'rhythm, stability, system, and combination' is the most reliable path.
Finally, I want to say something heartfelt to everyone: The crypto space is not a money-picking ground; it's a battlefield. Those who make money here are the ones who prioritize risk control. I've seen too many myths of overnight wealth and too many tragedies of overnight poverty.
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