Many friends ask me the same two questions: With so many coins, how do I choose? When to enter and exit to avoid pitfalls?
My answer has always been the same: Don't make it too complicated; doing well in rhythm, judgment, and discipline is more important than studying a bunch of indicators.
Over the years of trial and error, I have summarized a practical logic. It can't be called profound, but it excels in stability.
First, focus only on the coins that have movement.
I check the recent price increases and trading volumes every day.
Only those with active prices and increased trading volumes indicate that there is capital attention.
Projects that have not fluctuated or gained popularity for a long time should be avoided, even if they are cheap, as they can easily be buried.
Second, determine the direction using a large cycle.
Short-term fluctuations have too much noise and can easily mislead people.
I pay more attention to the monthly trend; I only consider participating when the MACD shows a strengthening signal.
If the direction is correct, the difficulty of operation is directly reduced by half.
Next, look for opportunities near key moving averages.
After confirming the trend, watch for daily line pullbacks.
When the price approaches the 60-day moving average and shows stabilization with increased volume, it is a relatively ideal position.
Do not rush or chase; just wait for the points you understand.
After entering the market, first think about how to exit.
As long as it breaks important support, I will exit without hesitation.
The market won't give you another chance just because you are reluctant.
Surviving is more important than anything else.
Profits must be processed in batches.
When it rises to a certain extent, I will gradually reduce my position and secure the profits.
Leave a portion to follow the trend; this will ease your mindset and make it less likely to operate chaotically.
The last point, and the most important: execution.
No matter how good the method is, not sticking to it is useless.
In the cryptocurrency circle, it's not about who is smarter, but about who is more stable.
These rules are experiences gained from repeated pitfalls.
Follow the trend, maintain the baseline, accumulate slowly, and the results will naturally not be too bad.
One tree cannot support a forest; advancing alone is not as good as following a large group! The direction has already been indicated; it depends on whether you can keep up!
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