Like many beginners, I frequently traded and lost control of my emotions until I realized: trading cryptocurrencies is not about the number of times but about the timing. With these ten iron rules, I turned my account into an 8-figure sum in a year, maintaining a win rate of over 90%.
1. A strong coin declining for nine days often signals an opportunity.
If there is a stabilization after nine consecutive days of decline, take a small position to test the waters; the probability of a rebound is very high. However, if there are still no signs of a stop in the decline on the ninth day, do not engage.
2. If there are two consecutive days of gains, reduce positions to lock in profits.
The market has a 'three rises and a correction' pattern; after two consecutive days of gains, first take some profits to avoid riding a roller coaster.
3. A single day increase exceeding 7% indicates that there is still upward momentum the next day.
Coins that rise more than 7% with increased volume show significant involvement from major funds, and often have inertia to rise the next day, allowing for partial profit-taking.
4. Enter the market again after a major coin's pullback ends.
Don't chase strong coins; wait for a pullback to key moving averages (such as the 30-day moving average) to stabilize before entering, which results in lower costs and smaller risks.
5. If there's no breakthrough after 3 days of consolidation, observe for another 3 days.
If there's no directional breakthrough within 3 days of consolidation, extend the observation for another 3 days. If there's still no action, change positions in a timely manner.
6. If there's no profit the next day after holding, decisively exit.
Time is also a cost; if there's no floating profit the day after purchase, it indicates a possible wrong direction, and immediate stop-loss is necessary.
7. In the rise ranking, 'if there are three, there will be five; if there are five, there will be seven.'
Once a strong coin starts, it often has continuity, but it needs to be verified with volume; be cautious of shrinking volume during price increases.
8. The relationship between price and volume is the soul of the cryptocurrency market.
Follow up when breaking through the consolidation zone with increased volume, and exit when volume stagnates. Even the most beautiful candlesticks without volume can be traps.
9. Only trade coins in an upward trend.
A 3-day moving average trending upwards indicates a short-term opportunity, a 30-day moving average trending upwards indicates a medium-term trend, and a 120-day moving average trending upwards indicates a long-term main wave.
10. Small funds rely on patience and discipline to turn the game around.
Having little capital doesn't mean no opportunities; the key is to invest spare money, build positions gradually, and strictly enforce stop-losses, avoiding frequent operations.
My core logic: no trading without patterns, no opening positions without signals.
I only act at clear trends and nodes where price and volume resonate; at other times, I stay in cash and wait. 80% of market fluctuations are noise, and truly worthwhile opportunities occur only a few times a year.
If you're tired of being cut off, and want to replace luck with a system, feel free to follow. Practitioners don't engage in fantasy; they only share actionable discipline.
